Similar to the ABC series Shark Tank, Funding
Feeding Frenzy gives entrepreneurs the chance to present their business to investors.
An asbestos bankruptcy typically spawns a
feeding frenzy of new claims because of the collision of two laws, Section 524(g) of the Bankruptcy Code and the law of unintended consequences, often felt acutely by insurers.
And since Sarasota has become known as a highly desirable place to live and work, it's been a
feeding frenzy.
Matt Field's varial kickflip took place within the first month of the spot
feeding frenzy.
After a
feeding frenzy, all the flavors we tasted were given a four-star rating and there was a rush to find a Safeway store nearby to replenish the supply.
Girl power,
feeding frenzy, decaf, Dolcelatte, haircare and frizzy are also among the new wave of words.
Although the world's most effective predator, man, slaughters more than 100 million sharks each year, it was the seemingly sharp increase in shark reprisals during the summer of 2001 that set off a media
feeding frenzy (see "Who's the Real Killer," Currents, November/December 1995).
If you missed its first appearance, Survivor--the game show version of Lord of the Flies--relied on a mixture of greed and ambition to transform the cast of Gilligan's Island or Swiss Family Robinson into a gang of sharks on a
feeding frenzy.
Now Sony is scrambling to produce 100,000 each week before Christmas, claiming the shortage is legit and not a marketing ploy to create a Tickle-Me-Elmo-style
feeding frenzy for the holidays.
In a
feeding frenzy, the star's enormous gravity rips blobs of material from the companion, gathering the resulting gas into a swirling disk.
With the smell of Butler's blood in the water, UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan joined the
feeding frenzy.
The price paid by Molecular Devices for LJL Biosystems attests to the
feeding frenzy associated with high-throughput screening and SNP analysis, but $253 million seems a bit over the top.
