The history of baseball media systematically bears out this transition.
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The polling bears out Mr. Heye's prediction of a backlash.
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The polling bears out Mr. Heye's prediction of a backlash.
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But as Schell's experience bears out, that's simply not true.
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But little evidence bears out the president's view of Mr. McCabe.
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This reality bears out statistically with the existence of platoon splits.
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What held the Bears out of contention last year was bad defense.
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His music bears out this description, conducted here stylishly by William Long.
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A study that is being reviewed by experts bears out this fear.
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A study of self-control among college students bears out this hypothesis.
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Google's transparency report on government requests to censor content bears out this hypothesis.
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The CBO's report bears out what the vast majority of Americans already know.
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Data on the composition of Italian households bears out this familial arrangement too.
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Certainly the Republican primary this year bears out that analogy in the political realm.
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That becomes quite confusing for children, and we certainly see how that bears out.
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But Ms. Yang's experience bears out the marketing wisdom of reaching tomorrow's subscribers today.
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An even stronger rule bears out the opposite when Democrats control the governor's mansion.
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Polling, generally speaking, bears out the idea that Biden starts the race on top.
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Data covering direct startup investments from family offices listed in Crunchbase bears out that trend.
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Social science bears out the way female humiliation is at the heart of homosocial bonding.
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And whether or not they hold a culinary degree or not, that usually bears out.
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Loving a public official for an Indian is almost unheard of, as history bears out.
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Another holding penalty pushed the Bears out of field-goal range late in the half.
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But historical evidence bears out this truth: It's extremely difficult for women to become governor.
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Federal data bears out their assertions that crime is low and unauthorized crossings are down.
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Conway's survey group, The Polling Company, is a good example of how this tactic bears out.
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Apple says that the processor inside is 50 percent faster and that bears out in testing.
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Certainly, the ubiquitous custom of designers collaborating with mass-market labels bears out Ms. Cronberg's observation.
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A Quinnipiac University poll released earlier this week bears out just how polarizing Ocasio-Cortez is.
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"We need to wait to see what the evidence bears out in this case," the official said.
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But it also bears out the idea that good food is not necessarily found in premier locations.
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"It could be a matter of bears, out of desperation, coming closer to human habitats," Artelle said.
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The characters come alive, and the story bears out its themes of friendship, family and self-acceptance.
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That's just what I'm ... and I think it bears out when products go, that's when companies go.
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Testimony from his former colleagues bears out that Mr. Percoco was often at the Third Avenue office.
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Several graders gave bonus points to the 49ers for fleecing the Bears out of those extra picks.
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The park wants to keep bears out of developed areas, so tracking and knowing where they are helps.
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It also bears out that the Michael Isikoff Yahoo News article was used to corroborate the Steele dossier.
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Much in Huggins's experience—and the historical record—bears out his claim about the rationality of his fear.
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It's interesting to see how people perceive what is actually useful, and what the data actually bears out.
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It will be interesting to see how that bears out in the IRS' final data for this season.
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A Canadian zoo is reportedly in trouble after taking one of its bears out for an ice cream trip.
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If Sanders' confidence about South Carolina bears out, it would be a primary-altering turn in the Democratic race.
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Their anecdotal evidence bears out another element of the PRRI study: Spiritual people are, generally, happier, than nonspiritual people.
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Gold bug and perma-bear Peter Schiff has a message for all the bears out there: You are wrong!
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If the forecast bears out, 2022 will mark the first year the U.S. energy exports surpassed imports since 1953.
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If further evidence bears out their findings, it is a sign the region is warming faster than previously thought.
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It'll be interesting to see if this — and/or Baldwin's rapidly unenthused Trump impression — bears out next year, too.
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Democrats, conversely, believe voters will blame Republicans for the shutdown—a conclusion that polling, at least for now, bears out.
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Shay said one of the film's biggest priorities was body positivity — and that bears out in what Hall H saw.
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Tune in later to see whether any of the big bad bears out in the woods break into the house.
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A 1 survey of land use regulations by the Fraser Institute, a public policy think-tank bears out developers' assessment.
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A 1 survey of land use regulations by the Fraser Institute, a public policy think-tank bears out developers' assessment.
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"Sometimes history irrefutably bears out your actions," the governor said on Tuesday, at a news conference lined with gun safety advocates.
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Mike Enzi had apparently told her about a rural school with a fence to keep grizzly bears out — but not much.
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Much love to all the fat bears out there who distracted us for an entire week just by living their lives. 249.
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Lowering IGF-1, therefore, seems to make it harder for cancer to get a foothold, something that bears out in laboratory tests.
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If the report bears out, it would be another seismic shift for Apple, which killed the headphone jack with the iPhone 7.
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Whatever the case, Bitwise bears out the impression of Auerbach as an intelligent translator of the digital world with an insensitive streak.
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A ProPublica analysis of data on more than 40,000 civil rights cases, obtained through multiple public records requests, bears out Banner's point.
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"We looked directly at the fills for prescriptions, and we don't really find evidence that bears out [Johnson's] story," Saloner told me.
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It's worth noting that while some people have expressed concerns and nervousness around the partnership, it's not all bad news bears out there.
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This trend—coveting thy neighbor's husband—also bears out in Pornhub's most popular gay porn "categories," which are broader than individual search terms.
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The easily overlooked Moritz brought attention to the Ginsburg marriage—an exemplary relationship of talented, loving equals that bears out the film's arc.
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But their existence bears out my earlier point: Wherever you find still wine produced, you are likely to find sparkling wine as well.
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Josh Hall had 20 points and 10 rebounds as the Bears out-rebounded the Tigers 35-30, but they couldn't overcome their cold shooting.
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Mass incarceration reinscribes poverty by criminalizing and penalizing low-income communities, which the racial and class composition of our jails and prisons bears out.
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Since 22018, bear 2402 has forced other big bears out the most desirable fishing spots, and lesser bears often flee from his very presence.
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Here's where I landed: Assuming it bears out, I think that this acquisition portends a wearables reboot instead of shoring up Google's current smartwatch strategy.
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A new study bears out the truth in asset management of the "Peter principle", a theory coined by Laurence Peter, an academic who studied hierarchies.
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The potential demise of a multi-year bull market in stocks may have brought the bears out of hibernation, at least by one technical measure.
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These are among the reasons pension funds have cited when establishing programs to invest in infrastructure, and our analysis bears out most of these benefits.
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The company says it has partnered with an outside firm that will audit its data to see whether its prediction of higher earnings bears out.
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Risikio's open-mindedness bears out in her own music no more compellingly than on "Collar Bone," a crumpled and compressed inversion of raves gone by.
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Whether cryptocurrency speculation bears out longer term, it is depositing a new class of people into the world of thinking about companies and investing in them.
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However, Nobel economist Joseph Stiglitz said history bears out the position that workers, particularly women and minorities, tend to get a boost when inflation is elevated.
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This in itself, if it really bears out, would be amazing for anyone who has cursed his or her way through a bad Hangout or Skype call.
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" JOE O'LEARY, SENIOR FX TRADER AT SILICON VALLEY BANK IN SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA "There's certainly some downside risk for the pound if the exit poll bears out.
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We don't know how this bears out in the real world (which is very messy) or what happens under other conditions (different age groups, different health status).
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If the $170 million estimate bears out — or is exceeded — then Disney will be the proud owner of a new all-time box office weekend record for March.
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In any case, this week's episode bears out what those with experience of the EU have long been telling Mrs May: that private talks with Brussels immediately leak.
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The rest of the executive order bears out exactly this suspicion, calling for a review of approved interrogation techniques to determine whether more aggressive techniques should be allowed.
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My experience bears out an adage about airlines: People almost always opt for convenience and price, even while complaining loudly about crowded planes and a dearth of amenities.
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The track record for soda taxes bears out these poll results – soda tax proposals have been rejected 43 times in cities and states across the country since 2008.
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That bears out if you talk to people around town, who were already jolted by Friday night's fatal shooting of emerging pop singer Christina Grimmie at a theater here.
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On Wednesday, the market soared on a strong jobs report from ADP, but the Federal Reserve's minutes coaxed the bears out of the woodwork and sent interest rates plunging.
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This is the first time a majority of Republicans backed it in the Kaiser poll, so its unclear whether this surprising level of support bears out in future polling.
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That bears out in Deadpool 2's action sequences, which are never too cluttered or confusing, with individual stunts given the space to breathe and exist on their own.
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That bears out the claim that it has been better to stay in the markets — as long as you have been able to hold on for very long periods.
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More simply, if all that bears out, we know when the year ends, and we know how large Snap's IPO was, so we have effectively constrained Dropbox's potential debut twice.
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A recent study out of the Cleveland Clinic bears out celery's blood-pressure benefits, but the researchers recommend consuming full stalks instead of extracts in order to get maximum benefits.
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The city, which has struggled with keeping large wild animals such as mountain lions and bears out of residential areas, expects to break ground on the project within two years.
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Specifically, it focused on machine learning and battery life, and I dearly hope the promise that the iPhone 11 Pro lasts four hours longer than the iPhone XS bears out.
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"We are seeing a consolidation of the dollar's losses and there is a whiff of nervousness among dollar bears out there," said Viraj Patel, an FX strategist at ING in London.
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If that forecast bears out, Stifel says the 39 oil and gas companies it covers will have to find a way to fill a $8.2 billion cash flow deficit next year.
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But it's not just who gets recognized as "great" that bears out a gender bias, but how the mainstream language around directing film remains centered on expressions of masculinity as well.
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Still, he called Solomon a "legitimizing factor" and said there is plenty of time for them to be taken into the fold by their mainstream peers — if their reporting bears out.
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Our top pick, the Toter 64-Gallon Bear-Tight Wheeled Trash Can, features a steel-reinforced lid that's strong enough to keep even the most determined bears out of your trash.
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"We'll push the bears out, scare them, make them run away," one opponent of the operation told reporters on Thursday, accusing local authorities of turning a deaf ear to their objections.
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Global policy makers are smashing Wall Street bears "out of the ball park", BAML Chief Investment Strategist Michael Hartnett said, pointing to the intention of policy makers to reverse bearish sentiment.
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Recent survey data bears out this traditional wisdom, with service members being twice as likely to stay in the military for every percentage point increase in their spouse's support for staying.
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No similar research bears out the theory that opening bathrooms to transgender people spurs sexual predators to put on lipstick and a dress to target women and young girls in public facilities.
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When I asked for specifics on whether that means brand new phones or ones that had been used for a while, Huawei just said that its internal testing bears out that number.
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But I do anticipate at some point, you know if this information bears out that you could see him in front of the tac lights in a congressional hearing down the road.
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This legacy bears out the argument Mr. Dery made a quarter century ago, when he observed that black artists could use the tools of futurism to change how the world sees itself.
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It's a conclusion that research bears out: People who know who they are and how they're seen tend to make smarter business decisions, build stronger relationships, demonstrate better leadership, and even lead more profitable companies.
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If the almost-80 percent decline proves true, and bears out globally, and continues unabated, we may all starve to death long before Donald Trump has the chance to vaporize us in a nuclear holocaust.
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I'm having a great time when I'm not shaking my head at it, and enjoying the scenery when I'm not being attacked by one of the evidently 50,000 bears out for my blood in the Classical world.
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The inroads that artificial intelligence is currently making into medical diagnosis and surgery, for instance, bears out the argument in the "Manifesto" that technology would greatly accelerate the "division of labor," or the deskilling of such professions.
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The situation bears out a pretty typical interpretation of the rule of law: If you try to take out your leader and fail — even if that failure involves an unprecedented resurrection — you're probably going to be executed.
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The data "points to ongoing slow-mo growth that doesn't do a thing to threaten more intense Fed action or provide solace to the bond bears out there," said David Ader, chief macro strategist, at Informa Financial Intelligence.
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I just dare Bears Chairman George McCaskey to get in front of the cameras and explain to the fans that he and his family want to move the Bears out of town so they can fumble and lose more.
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King once referred to critics perceiving him to be "a rich hack," a perception that bears out in horror writer David Schow's offhand 1997 description of him as "comparable to McDonald's" — intended to characterize King as horror's pedestrian mainstream.
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This bears out: Though the film shows a young black boy playing baseball with white boys, in 1947 America was still deeply segregated, with many white people not seeing a link between their attitude about black people and Nazi racism.
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We open in a custody hearing between Allison and Cole, from her point of view, and the whole thing bears out that the representative of the state who is advocating for Joanie (Reagan & Savannah Grella), is deeply biased against her.
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There's a way to read Gemini Man — a stretch, to be sure, but one that the text bears out — as a movie about the dismal future of movie-making, wrapped up in the things that will give rise to that future.
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If that lead bears out, the Social Democratic Party will be in a position to lead the country in a coalition with the smaller Alliance of Liberals and Democrats party, which appeared to have just over 5 percent of the vote.
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Now in its fifth year, the event has long surpassed novelty — three days of free shows featuring 23 diverse acts (mostly from around Brooklyn) squeezed into a bite-size space for a rare event that actually bears out Bushwick's D.I.Y. reputation.
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Normally, Bennett says, the number of bad shots his teams take per game bears out to about six or eight; with this team, it's generally three or four, and in some games, there haven't been any bad shots at all.
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This bears out in real life: Just look at all the women at the Golden Globes (or, really, insert your awards show/event here) who spoke up in support of Time's Up and all the men who didn't and silently wore pins.
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"The data bears out that there is in fact a new American majority of people of color and progressive white voters," said Steve Phillips, a Democracy Alliance donor who participated in a Thursday panel about winning elections in the age of Trump.
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Assuming the weekend estimate bears out (or is exceeded), Captain Marvel's $153 million weekend is enough to make it the third-highest opening ever for the month of March, behind Beauty and the Beast ($174.8 million) and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice ($166 million).
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"The census is the administration's new front on its war on immigration and, sadly, the president's tweet today bears out that concern," said Terri Ann Lowenthal, a former staff director on the House census oversight committee who now advises groups seeking an accurate 2020 count.
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Lawrence Levy, the executive dean of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University, said an influx of younger, minority and immigrant residents is one reason the city's suburbs, once strongholds of Republican power, have begun to wobble, a trend that he said bears out countrywide.
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"I don't want to rush to judgment — that said, if it bears out and the evidence shows that it's proven in a court, that he did what the Chicago police are saying he's done, I do hope that … we do make an example of him," Aiken told Hill.
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At this preliminary stage of the case, the judge said, he can't do that, although he left open the possibility that Toshiba can reassert its argument on summary judgment, if discovery bears out the company's theory that the ADR investment originated as a purchase of common stock in a foreign transaction.
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Banks, of course, are lending money to companies, as a quick look at the statistics bears out; commercial and industrial (C&I) loans are now higher as a percentage of economic output than they've been since the 1980s, when the capital markets were far smaller and the economy more reliant on direct finance via banks.
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"For decades I've believed, and voter research bears out, that there is a great majority of Americans who would flock to vote for a progressive who runs on a populist economic message and talks in simple terms," Steve Rosenthal, president of the Organizing Group, a political consulting firm, and former political director of the A.F.L.-C.
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If the speculation bears out and the White House's chief economic advisor, Gary Cohn, a Goldman Sachs alum, were to become the next Federal Reserve chairman, the Trump administration would be gaining a steady hand at the central bank, but perhaps losing support from one of Wall Street's most influential firms, veteran banking analyst Chris Whalen told CNBC on Tuesday.
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But "Dynasties" does not seek to proselytize or to condemn the oil-executive heirs from Texas with receding hairlines, stretching slain bears out like Playboy centerfolds; the wheezing red-cheeked hoteliers; the dentists from Minnesota with fat foreheads; the cross-eyed sons of real estate conmen, kneeling behind the corpses of heavy, slow animals they courageously ambushed with all-terrain vehicles and high-powered rifles.
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But Stipe admits that on another day it wouldn't be uncommon to see the furniture piled several pieces high — he has an affinity for stacking things, he says, which a closer inspection of the perimeter of his studio bears out: Piled around the periphery are books, odd boxes and cardboard replicas of Stipe's first digital alarm clock, which he produced for a 2008 show at the since closed Rogan men's wear store on the Bowery.
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Unlike most of the field, Sestak was not in the race when the Mueller report was released, but in the days following the launch of the impeachment inquiry, has made it clear he stands with Pelosi: I think when the commander in chief who occupies the presidency reaches out to a foreign leader and invites him to actually violate the most sacred sanctity of America, fair and free elections, there is an obligation upon the Congress to follow its constitutional duty, investigate it and if it bears out that the evidence is pretty compelling and conclusive that he did that, then they must proceed with impeachment.
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