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The ''sweatshop free'' message just did not work in a nation where the average salary is one-thirtieth that of America.
FORBES
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Home hopes dwindled as David Drysdale struggled to a 75 and slipped from third place after three rounds to thirtieth spot.
BBC: Johan Edfors shows off the Loch Lomond trophy
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Adjusted for stock splits, Human Genome Sciences shares trade at one-thirtieth of what they were worth in the gene-hype-heyday of early 2000.
FORBES: Health Care
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The company announced it was having its best September since 2007, marking a thirtieth consecutive month of sales increases, and that its Fiat brand was flying high.
FORBES: Detroit's Hurting In September As Hedgie David Einhorn Picks Up General Motors
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Secretary-General Ban attended a ceremony organized by the Austrian Government to commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of the United Nations headquarters in Vienna, known as the Vienna International Centre.
UN: Secretary-General
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In India, where patent laws are different, ciprofloxacin costs one-thirtieth of what it does in the U.S.--competition between all the companies making the drug has driven down the price.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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The aperture will adjust from F2.9 to F8 without any prompting, and the shutter will set itself anywhere from one-thirtieth of a second to one-one thousandth of a second.
FORBES: Ten O'Clock Tech: New Digital Camera Uses Tiny Memory Card
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This is the last page of my thirtieth-birthday present.
NEWYORKER: Diary of an Interesting Year
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On the thirtieth anniversary of its release, I have some theories as to why Chariots of Fire was able to sprint ahead of Atlantic City and Reds, two much finer films, and win the Best Picture Oscar.
FORBES: Overrated or Underrated? Lennon & McCartney, Celluloid Olympians
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Anyway, I hope that this third conference, celebrated a decade after the first, will be followed by the thirtieth, fortieth, and so on... because this conference promotes the mobilization of intelligence within Latin America and the Caribbean towards a better future for us all.
UNESCO: MEDIA SERVICES
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This makes it hard, for instance, to compare real-time video images (from a camera in the nose-cone of a missile, for example) with a set of several thousand targets (pictures of enemy aircraft, say), because all the targets have to be tested within a thirtieth of a second, the duration of a single frame of video.
ECONOMIST: Optical recognition