annually

Finally, I was granted 300 shares of stock that vest annually over four years. So each year, I get 75x the value of a Google share.

Literally days of lost time annually, which can equate to millions of dollars. I have no real opinion about what the best direction is.

Instead of having that money tied down on a house, people are much better investing in the stock market, which has, over the past 100 years, gone up by 7% annually. The only time a house makes sense is when raising kids.

We never sell a product for less than $2k annually, and our contracts are frequently in the 5 figures annually. our current sales cycle includes a lot of the negatives that you point out.

[Edit to add: My description of management fees is slightly simplified and ignores salient things like the fact that they recur annually. ]

Church assets are estimated at over $30 billion USD, and they pull in about $5 billion annually. That's a lot of profit for a 'non-profit' organization.

> 2 million people are killed annually by smoke inhalation from indoor cooking stoves alone This could be an interesting problem. Why do people use really inefficient dirty open fires to cook?

If the 10 million is invested and has a return of 4% annually, the helicopter will cost 10% of the max you can pull out without depleting principle. That also doesn't include loan payments if you didn't buy the helicopter outright.

Or a tax client of an ex, who was making millions annually selling hop-up engine parts. I thought everything else was pretty spot on, attacking this guy for his business and for telling a non-technical guy to stay non-technical is...

He issues a press release to this effect approximately annually. Basically, the way to tell if a claim related to artificial intelligence is rubbish is to search for the name "Kevin Warwick".

One article I found said there are roughly 40 children abducted by strangers or slight acquaintances in the US annually which would make your child "700 times more likely to get into Harvard than to be the victim of such an abduction".

Eventually, I met the owner of the shop that gave the contracts out to businesses like my uncle's and found out that he rakes in millions of $s annually. Now, this elderly gentleman walked around in very worn-out gardener overalls, talked to everyone on site, got to know each one of us personally, offered help, ate with us and drove a beat-up 1980s Benz.

500 people die annually due to acetaminophen poisoning, mostly from attempting to take too many painkillers which include both opiates and acetaminophen. The acetaminophen is included for the express purpose of "dissuading abuse."

As a beggining travel agency, you likely have to pay annually for access, and for each request made, especially if you exceed the quota negotiated with the GDS company. Few years ago you were able to make profit by incurring a transaction fee to each ticket sold, but now transaction fees are nearly non-existent, and it's more frequent to rely on provisions from GDS companies, and, sometimes, airlines.