kleier造句

• Health-care benefits cost Kleier's company $ 2, 604 per employee.
• But, as Kleier points out, that's not all there is to it.
• Kleier has stepped back from active management of his Gardner-based company, which now operates six Country Mart stores.
• She called Ms . Kleier, now president of Gumley Haft Kleier, then the head of Michele Kleier Real Estate.
• She called Ms . Kleier, now president of Gumley Haft Kleier, then the head of Michele Kleier Real Estate.
• She called Ms . Kleier, now president of Gumley Haft Kleier, then the head of Michele Kleier Real Estate.
• The way Kleier figures it, after he puts it all together these hidden wages come to $ 4, 872 per employee.
• With the help of her real estate agent, Judy Kendall Levine of Gumley-Haft-Kleier, they worked it out.
• Kleier's compositional work typically uses an expanded vocabulary for the electric guitar through the use of extended techniques and digital technology.
• She has no customers just now so she's reading a paperback, " The Last Day " by Glenn Kleier.
• The mansion, according to Ms . Kleier, was built in 1894 for a member of the Kellogg family and designed by Henry Anderson.
• When they put the house on the market, in December 1995, the asking price was $ 18 million, according to Ms . Kleier.
• "Normally this time of year is dead, " said Forbes, a vice president at Gumley Haft Kleier, a residential real estate brokerage.
• This boosts the nominal minimum wage by well over 50 percent and pushes the true figure for Kleier's purposes to about $ 6.60 an hour.
• While some studies purport to show that minimum wage hikes don't cost job opportunities, this doesn't square with Kleier's real world view.
• When she and her real estate agent, Michele Kleier, walked into the Dietrich apartment _ asking price $ 625, 000 _ Ms . Sanderson loved it.
• The problem, as Kleier sees it, is that most people don't understand that the actual cost of labor goes far beyond what's discussed in public.
• Samantha Kleier Forbes, a 30-year-old real estate broker, was getting ready to leave for a vacation to Florida with her mother and sister when she received an urgent call.
• Take Gumley Haft Kleier's new listing at 830 Park Avenue, a perfect example of multi-million-dollar living between 75th and 76th Streets on one of the bluest-chip blocks in the world.
• It's due for publication in October, and the title he's chosen gives a clue as to why Kleier often gets so exasperated when people who don't know business try to mind his business.