low-hanging fruit: In business speak, it is always preferable to pick the
low-hanging fruit first because it is an easy sale.
Another
low-hanging fruit is great gains in the fuel efficiency of internal combustion engines, taking automobile mileage from, say, 56 kilometers per gallon in the U.
There are so many opportunities to gather this
low-hanging fruit that it's hard to choose a bad place to start.
com)-- For twenty-plus years, Jeremy Eden and Terri Long have helped companies of all sizes make millions by harvesting their
low-hanging fruit.
I have often found these to exist as
low-hanging fruit staring us in the face.
After all they can only reach the
low-hanging fruit.
The so-called
low-hanging fruit has long since been picked and now they are cutting into the tree itself.
This is
low-hanging fruit in providing solutions that improve school safety for students, teachers, staff and administrators," Olsen said in a written statement.
Educators are fond of using the reference "picking the
low-hanging fruit.
The
low-hanging fruit is gone; they are going to have to invent products," says travel writer Joe Brancatelli.
Speaking at a media briefing Thursday in Toulouse, France, Airbus EVP-strategy and future programs Christian Scherer said optimized air traffic management was the
low-hanging fruit that could achieve 9% fuel burn savings.
Yet one of the great joys of my early years was experiencing
low-hanging fruit from the cherry tree that grew between our barn and house.
Eugene's
low-hanging fruit may already have been plucked.
There is enough
low-hanging fruit across the Defense Department, he says.
The Great Stagnation: How America Ate All the
Low-Hanging Fruit of Modern History, Got Sick, and Will (Eventually) Feel Better, by Tyler Cowen e-book; Dutton Adult, 2011
