It means taking chances on women just as we take chances on men.
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The Rams converted 214 of 11 chances on third down.
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So this English village wasn't taking any chances on zombies.
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Companies are also taking chances on candidates who lack experience.
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He is no stranger to taking chances on digital innovations.
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They're spending money and they're taking some chances on guys.
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And take your chances on what's fake and what's not.
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In a crucial boost for its chances on Monday, Arizona Gov.
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President Trump is not willing to take chances on this subject.
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They'll take their chances on emergency rooms and walk-in clinics.
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So the Lib Dems are optimistic about their chances on June 8th.
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Confidence: Medium Skies turn cloudier, with perhaps some rain chances on Tuesday.
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They need to seek out and take chances on interesting young talents.
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He points to Nissan's own willingness to take chances on new forms .
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I decided to take my chances on top of the parking garage.
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We eat all sorts of flavors and even take chances on weird colors.
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We can't take any chances on losing to a Nancy Pelosi controlled Democrat!
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But Insider polling suggests it could affect Biden&aposs chances on Election Day.
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Duke had two chances on its next possession courtesy of an offensive rebound.
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Teams will always be desperate for quarterbacks, and they'll always take chances on them.
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"Long season, and we didn't want to take any chances on it," Hoiberg said.
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Philadelphia failed to convert two chances on the power play in the opening period.
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With the stress of Misfits' fast victory, Rogue wasn't taking any chances on offense.
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When some took their chances on dangerous abortions performed by amateurs or even themselves.
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I think the willingness to take chances on different kinds of films and filmmakers.
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The Blackhawks have failed on their last 15 chances on the power play. 2.
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"I have no expectations for today," Bloomberg said of his chances on Super Tuesday.
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Baltimore LHP Zach Britton recorded his 41st save in as many chances on Sunday. 3.
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Disney has always taken chances on young talent, and things are no different for Disney+.
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The Cowboys love to take chances on talent, and they've been burned by doing so.
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" Trump was also asked for his thoughts about his own chances on MSNBC's "Morning Joe.
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"We can't take any chances on losing to a Nancy Pelosi controlled Democrat," he posted.
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"They've also shown a willingness to take chances on filmmakers and original films like '1917.'"
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There were virtually no chances on either side, but plenty of fouls and dirty play.
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First, it's important to take chances on movies that aren't tied to any preexisting property.
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They'll say, let's wait for four years and we'll take our chances on the next President.
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In basketball, the committee is choosing 64 teams; it has to take chances on certain resumes.
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The Texas senator was at 32% for the nomination on Wednesday and 31% chances on Thursday.
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Even then, he is likely to take his chances on the free-upgrade list, he said.
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On Tuesday, the government was taking no chances on warning residents in tsunami zones to evacuate.
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"Yeah, we had some good chances on it, couldn't bury," Blues right winger Alexander Steen said.
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The Avalanche had several more chances on a pair of power plays midway through the second.
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Millman played an aggressive match, taking frequent chances on his ground strokes and pummeled Federer all night.
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The Kings have thwarted all 16 chances on the penalty kill over the last five contests. 3.
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And that would bode well for Biden's chances on Tuesday, with a number of southern states -- Alabama.
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Why might the contribution of Mr. Cyrus's vocals help the song's chances on country stations and charts?
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"I just don't take the chances on people lives like this, it is a dangerous situation," said Chandler.
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Here's how he plans to win customers back: Niccol is no stranger to taking chances on digital innovations.
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"I think we had a few chances on him early," Astros third baseman Alex Bregman said of Norris.
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DeGrom will have to wait until November to learn the results, but he improved his chances on Wednesday.
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Take chances on a side quest that's maybe more narrative convenience than coherent thematic enrichment—but who cares!
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" Bannon remarked on Flake's reelection chances on Tuesday, asserting that the Arizona Republican "had no chance of winning.
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Edmonton has converted on only 1 of 19 chances on the power play over the past eight games. 3.
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Neither team scored during the remaining two periods, despite plenty of fast-paced action and chances on both sides.
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The Trump campaign has been hit with a series of setbacks that could further hurt his chances on Tuesday.
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But Shittu hit one of two free throws, and the Commodores couldn't convert two chances on the next possession.
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The president expressed optimism about Republicans' chances on Tuesday, comparing enthusiasm among voters to that of his 2016 victory.
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I'm only here because he took chances on my bullshit, even if he never quite understood what they were.
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And one wonders if they've got enough to fight through another 15 and just take their chances on penalties.
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"Brands such as Vaquera need to have people taking chances on them," said Reece Crisp, the head of buying.
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Consequently, Putin is taking no chances on the appearances of his latest ploy to extend his rule over Russia.
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The streaming service is taking chances on movies that other studios won't, and producing more than any other company.
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That doesn't mean Netflix has stopped taking chances on critical darlings; it just means there are fewer than before.
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The Tigers had three chances on their next possession to close the gap but missed three 3-point attempts.
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Both shows make the case for Netflix's decision to take chances on idea that most networks and studios otherwise wouldn't.
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Striker Odion Ighalo promised Nigeria would be on the front foot after managing only two chances on target against Croatia.
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Despite its failure, the Kinect is proof that console makers are still willing to take chances on new gaming technologies.
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I'll take my chances on this one" Kat Myers sings in the chorus of her latest single, "The Things I Love.
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It's a big step, and I hope that other people do that as an example of taking chances on female directors.
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The deadline you need to hit rolls in tonight, August 73 at midnight PST — no second chances on this one, folks.
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But beyond that, executives willing to take chances on movies that do not involve action-hero women—cartoon superheroes or otherwise.
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Each team had chances on the power play, and Minnesota had a two-man advantage briefly, but the goalies held fast.
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In their places are D'Angelo Russell, and several younger, "second-draft" players the Warriors are taking chances on with cheap contracts.
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The Blackhawks denied two man-advantage chances on Sunday after permitting 15 power-play goals in their previous eight contests. 3.
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This leaves workers to either accept their current degrading working conditions or to take their chances on the open job market.
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A decade ago, You took her chances on a tiny stall in Flushing, Queens, which she called the Tianjin Dumpling House.
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Local companies are often more willing to accept small orders and take chances on new designers than overseas manufacturers, he said.
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Arizona had converted only one of its previous 26 chances on the power play until going 2-for-4 on Monday.
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Otherwise, you can take your chances on Ariv's 30-day return period, but you'll have to cover the fixed €99 shipping cost.
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Babineau says this method lets networks take more chances on talent that may not be ready for the bigger stage quite yet.
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As the networks begin to take chances on artists and let people tell the story they want … only good things can happen.
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Wayne Simmonds and Sean Couturier each had solid chances on rebounds in front, but Vasilevskiy was able to cover up the puck.
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France had plenty of chances on Sunday, too, including one at the end of regulation when André-Pierre Gignac hit the post.
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It made me not take risks and chances on myself and I had to spend time breaking that stigma in my mind.
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Kalanick, who will have a lot more money to play with, will probably mostly use it to take chances on new companies.
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Israeli pundits think it will help Netanyahu's re-election chances, on the view that it makes him seem more capable and statesmanlike.
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Make sure the worst score you make is a bogey and give yourself a couple of good chances on the easier holes.
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Creating that financial cushion will cover you in the wake of an emergency and allow you to take chances on riskier investments.
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But she may well rue a failure to take her chances on Friday, when she converted just two of 10 break points.
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Kintzler, who was not named to the All-Star game, recorded his 23rd save of the season in 26 chances on Thursday.
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In the simulations carried out by University of Exeter scientists, life's chances on the planet hinge on it having an atmosphere like Earth's.
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Yates picked up his second save in as many nights and his major-league-leading 19th in as many chances on the season.
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The story begins in 22017, when Pomerance chances on a report about the planetary threat of greenhouse gases and joins forces with Hansen.
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The Red Sox also take more chances on the bases, with 73 steals to the Yankees' 27, giving them another way to rally.
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Their GPS failed them As the family was taking its chances on foot, authorities were mounting a multiagency rescue operation across three counties.
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"I don't know that Freedom Caucus members' chances on the Steering Committee are always that good, but we'll see," Jordan told The Hill.
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They took chances on promising black students from poor neighborhoods they had long ignored, in addition to black students groomed by boarding schools.
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It does seem that they're taking a lot more chances on those midsized movies that we have not been seeing at major studios.
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Williams did express concern for his team's chances on the road, where it is 68.43-6 in league play, including four double-digit losses.
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Menendez's attorney signaled in a statement he would ask the Supreme Court to address his appeal rather than take his chances on a jury.
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Although Cruz is closest to Trump in delegates, Cruz's chances on beating the frontrunner could easily depend on the other two GOP candidates — Sen.
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Ian Happ, Nico Hoerner and Tony Kemp homered for Chicago, which has lost five in a row with its postseason chances on the line.
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Attorney Mariel Colon, who has visited Guzman regularly in prison before, during and after his trial, says she is optimistic about his chances on appeal.
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That means folks are less likely to engage with a film on a deep level; worse, it means people stop taking chances on challenging films.
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More choices for voters means fewer seats for each party — and parties with fewer seats to win appear less likely to take chances on women.
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On the second, Ferguson leered at Harris who took this as the go ahead for the bum's rush he had been wagering his chances on.
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The game doesn't adjust its difficulty to account for two, whether you're ganging up on a trainer or doubling up your chances on a tricky catch.
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Sevilla had chances on Tuesday, including Joaquin Correa striking the crossbar with a header just before the hour mark, but it could not break through. (AP)
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That doesn't apply in the case of the U.K. economy of course, and it appears the BOE is not taking any chances on sub-par performance.
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Congress, which is focusing on concerns about growing joblessness and farmers' distress, is staking its chances on a promise of generous handouts to India's poorest families.
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He'll get his share of chances on the low block, and his high post game will presumably be a huge feature of the offense, as well.
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Penguins defenseman Trevor Daley had about three unbelievable chances on goal and he came up empty each time, with Beagle playing Superman on the final attempt.
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"I want to leave this country," she told me, even if it meant getting into an overcrowded, rickety boat and taking her chances on the sea.
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But in this series, the Penguins have played disciplined hockey, limiting the Sharks to only three chances on the man-advantage, one of which they converted.
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Godwin led the Buccaneers with 53 yards receiving off three catches, but Tampa Bay's offense was inconsistent, converting just 5 of 11 chances on third down.
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The Dane, however, seized her chances on the crucial points in the decider and broke Davis in the ninth game then served out for the match.
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Tate, one of the NFL's best receivers in yards after the catch, said Detroit's offensive staff noticed the Saints defense taking chances on third-and-long.
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After convincing Schwimmer to take his chances on a television role, despite his aversion to the medium, Ross was the first role Kauffman and Crane cast.
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A tinfoil-hat brigade of reactionaries immediately insisted that the cunning "Democrat Party" had run a "false flag" plot designed to boost its chances on Election Day.
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"I missed a couple of chances on the second and third holes, hit good putts and didn't find the hole," Jaidee said in an Asian Tour statement.
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Her escapade was a hit in Kuala Lumpur, personifying what many of us feel: better to take your chances on foot than get caught in rush hour.
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He then went on to criticize MLS—which has a bad reputation as a retirement league—for not taking enough chances on young players for play time.
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Kobach told The Kansas City Star at the time that he expected the judge would rule against him (though he expressed optimism in his chances on appeal).
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Even though there are more women producers and heads of studios, Warren suggests that they're afraid to take chances on women-oriented films for fear of failure.
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As a mediocre solver, this is exactly why I will take my chances on a typical Friday puzzle any time over a Tricksday (Thursday) puzzle like this.
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First baseman Yulieski Gurriel dove back to the bag to get the force-out rather than taking his chances on another close play with a pitcher covering.
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In addition, Topeka is the founder of Ladies of Hope Ministries, host of "Last Mile, Second Chances" on Sirius XM, and co-founder of Hope House NYC.
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Members of these services are also more likely to take chances on non-blockbusters such as comedies and dramas because they don't have to pay for entry.
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"I've just been asking to have an opportunity like this to just see where my nerves are," the 28-year-old said of his chances on Sunday.
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Instead, Bloomberg is staking his chances on an unconventional strategy of building support in the states that hold primaries on March 20193, also known as Super Tuesday.
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But if data mining supplants traditional A&R altogether, labels will become even less willing to take chances on artists whose music isn't engineered to maximize profit.
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Advocates say that, should these threats to lives and livelihoods grow, many more people will take their chances on the road and leave for the United States.
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While retailers share in losses, they are ready to take more chances on loans in order to sell more merchandise, especially when they are struggling to generate revenue.
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This is why graduation rates are so tricky: The colleges that have the lowest rates are the very same ones that are taking the biggest chances on students.
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For sleepers who have neck pain: If you can't take any chances on your neck not being fully supported, a non-rectangle shaped pillow could be more reliable.
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Employed workers would help ensure they keep benefits and hit the ground running when the pandemic subsides, instead of having to take their chances on the job market.
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Moviegoers in NYC will notice a hefty police presence when they go see "Joker" on opening weekend ... cause the NYPD's not taking any chances on someone acting out.
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He expressed confidence in the ticket's chances on Tuesday, but warned supporters against complacency and implored voters to embrace the chance to elect the nation's first female president.
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Creators can't blow their handful of chances on financially unsuccessful or creatively unfulfilling projects: they need to make the most of their space by being powerful, enriching, and unique.
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If you put yourself in there, particularly where there's a lot of colorful characters, you're increasing your chances on imagery that's good, different, and what people haven't seen before.
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Lucasfilm has the chance to break that cycle by taking a chance on a non-male or non-white director, the way they've continually taken chances on white guys.
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She hopes Hollywood takes chances on Latinx showrunners that don't have a lot of experience ("because until you get the shot, you don't know if you can do it").
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Douthat: I'm just saying I would not be completely surprised if Trump's Twitter feed goes dark and his swirling madness abates, conveniently enough for his party's chances, on Oct.
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Its winningly campy music video was released last Friday and has already racked up 39 million views on YouTube, which should help the song's chances on next week's chart.
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"It won't be repeatable every year, though, which puts more emphasis on the need for studios to take more chances on quality-driven original films alongside their big franchises."
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Pep Guardiola's City, who prevailed 7-2 when the two teams met at the Etihad Stadium earlier in the season, were unable to convert a number of chances on Monday.
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While some might expect the world of indie films to at least be more inclusive or open to taking chances on new directors, the numbers proved this to be false.
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But we're finally starting to shift toward taking chances on lesser-known names, which gives us more room to shy away from what a traditional romance or storyline looks like.
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Everything from our mental health to our careers to our chances on the property ladder are supposedly blighted, and yet we're prepared to believe in the power of our pants.
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I spoke to Mackie about creating a look so absurd that people are still talking about it three decades later, and why nobody takes chances on the red carpet anymore.
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The timing of the release, days before the election, could suggest an attempt to deliver a "November surprise," a jolt in the race that could harm Democrats' chances on Tuesday.
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Manager Casey Stengel shuffled him between second and third base in what amounted to a defensive platoon—McDougald played whichever position was likely to see more chances on the day.
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"We didn't have many chances on their serve and they took all of them," lamented Feliciano Lopez, who was beaten in the third round of the singles by Roger Federer.
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With the score tied again, the game's devolved back into what it was before Cheryshev's goal: stiff defensive play and little by way of chances on goal for either team.
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Iraqi Kurdish officials were taking no chances on Sunday as they prepared one suspected fighter in a small office as his wife and four children squatted on the dirt outside.
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Perron added his second goal of the series a minute later to give the Blues the lead with their first power-play goal in 19 chances on the man advantage.
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After she chances on a photo album of Linda's pre-baby days, when she was an adventurous risk-taker, Emily decides her mom ought to accompany her on this vacation.
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If you're willing to take your chances on the open market, you can certainly get a used iPhone for less money—but it won't be certified and won't have a warranty.
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Had he seen it from outside of the taxi, perhaps he would have thought twice about getting in, would have taken his chances on missing his flight back to New York.
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A Reuters poll on Friday showed that the dollar is expected to keep strengthening against the euro in the months ahead with investors putting even chances on reaching parity this year.
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As employers shed workers, many more people returned to school, taking on enormous debts in the hope of bolstering their credentials and skills and improving their chances on the job market.
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Kendall Jenner isn't taking any chances on her latest obsessed fan after he made his way onto her property -- 3 times already -- 'cause she just got a restraining order against him.
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In an odd twist, Mr. Saar has had a run-in with a professed clairvoyant who belittled his chances on television and hinted at fodder for a negative campaign against him.
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With a family history of cancer — her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer in March 2014 — Murphy didn't want to take any chances on the possibility of being diagnosed later in life.
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"We had three chances on our solar system — Venus, Earth and Mars — and only Earth could provide a prolonged habitable environment," Ellen Stofan, former chief scientist at NASA, tells Axios via email.
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He beat Nadal in Brisbane two weeks ago and had his chances on Wednesday too, blowing six set points against the Spaniard in the second stanza before losing it on the tiebreaker.
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"As several of the plaintiffs in this lawsuit testified at trial that they were not planning on bringing a lawsuit, Keith's chances on appeal just increased," Mr. Agnifilo said in a statement.
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When the Los Angeles Philharmonic tapped the wunderkind Gustavo Dudamel in 2009, when he was just 28, it shook up the music world, encouraging other orchestras to take chances on the young.
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While the right is feeling good about its chances on most appeals that make it to the increasingly conservative High Court, in the ICWA case, the lingering wild card is Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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A man from North Carolina who placed his lottery chances on a series of numbers from a fortune cookie has his granddaughter to thank for making him hundreds of millions of dollars richer.
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Without younger challengers of their drive and caliber, Federer might not have found the motivation to keep pushing himself to quite the same degree, to take chances on racket changes and coaching changes.
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If Rubio beats Cruz in a major Southern state, it could do wonders to establish Rubio as the main rival for Donald Trump going forward, and to hurt Cruz's chances on Super Tuesday.
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The conventional wisdom about prog rock in the 1970s is that a booming rock record industry was what made prog possible—because record sales were up, labels could take chances on weirder excursions.
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"We were fortunate to only be down one goal, and then when you get those chances on the power play, you've got to make them pay," said Tuukka Rask, who stopped 29 shots.
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It is far from certain that the Asad regime would consent to such an arrangement, yet the Kurds might well be forgiven for opting to take their chances on the battlefield without it.
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That was predicated on the idea that the dividend yield was higher than the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, leaving investors little other choice but to take their chances on the stock market.
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A fourth U.S. senator, Michael Bennet, who is far behind in polls, spent the weekend in New Hampshire, where he has staked his chances on the nation's second nominating contest in two weeks.
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With a passionate home crowd behind them and a strong domestic league, the French will fancy their chances on home soil, while England, Australia, Germany and Japan will also hope to lift the trophy.
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But when it comes to taking chances on women-directed work and seeing it as commercially viable, Sundance 22017 mostly felt like a long lesson in just how far we still have to go.
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But once there were national parties that competed for state office, too, governors and state legislatures lost little time in drawing up districts specifically designed to improve their party's chances on the national stage.
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Taylor Swift isn't taking any chances on her latest obsessed fan who already got busted for felony stalking -- she just asked a judge for extra protection and got it for now ... TMZ has learned.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Team Sky rider Mikel Landa has spoken of his anger at missing out on the Tour de France podium by one second, saying he sacrificed his chances on the Col d'Izoard finish.
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Clearly Wednesday's incident on a Southwest Airlines flight has Samsung's carrier partners concerned; they've already dealt with the initial recall, and it appears AT&T may be done taking chances on the Note 7.
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But lawyers at the Justice Department were worried about their chances on July Fourth as they deliberated their options, according to The Washington Post, not seeing a clear route to persuading the Supreme Court.
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Though some of that can be attributed to the Bears' fierce defense, Cousins has frequently been hesitant to take chances on the field and has missed open players; he has just three passing touchdowns.
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At this time of year, even before the snow completely melts, resident doves — those that chose to take their chances on a mild New York City winter — begin their amorous cooing in sobering tones.
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"As much as we don't really need anything at all, we'd rather steer those relatives in the right direction than take our chances on the gifts they would pick out themselves," she told me.
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Even one with a really great, really expensive cast will cost far less than effects-heavy Game of Thrones or period detail-filled Vinyl, allowing it to take bigger chances on storytelling and direction.
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Ahead of trial, she said, she was offered a plea deal with a sentence of three to nine years in prison, but she considered that too long and took her chances on a trial.
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Instead of pinning the Duo's chances on the nearly impossible task of getting Android developers to invest resources in a completely new and untested phone, Microsoft is working with where the ecosystem is today.
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While Matsuyama carded a more than respectable five-under-par 67, three off the lead, it was Rahm who shone with a seven-under-par 65 despite missing birdie chances on the final three holes.
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The warmer months are when independent distributors take chances on films that are a little smaller-scale, and when big studios try new things in the hopes that something off-the-wall might catch on.
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This is all a valiant effort to fight FOMO, I get it: Thirty-eight percent of millennials in the survey said they already wished they'd taken more chances on what they really wanted to do.
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Sundstrom was drafted by the Canucks in the ninth round of the 1980 draft, back when teams would use those late rounds to take chances on Europeans who might come over to North America someday.
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Max Kepler doubled to right, sending Escobar to third, and Severino's day was over, with Girardi unable to take any chances on a day where his young star clearly did not have his best stuff.
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"Retailers know that people will buy more and take more chances on things that they might be unfamiliar with, like shoes, if they know there might be an easier way to return it," Yarrow said.
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After getting activated from the disabled list on Saturday and playing two minor league games, Chicago took their chances on a rusty Schwarber, embedding him in the starting lineup for Game 1 of the World Series.
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Many are desperate to go home, turning up at dawn at Maiduguri's minibus taxi rank to take their chances on the Bama road, only to be turned back by soldiers on the outskirts of the city.
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The Capitals again had plenty of chances on the power play, getting six opportunities with the man advantage — scoring on one — all coming from the second period on, including one with 33.5 seconds left in overtime.
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Hylema Aiken, who used to be part of a clutch of people who set up camp each night in Central Park near 110th Street, said she used to prefer to take her chances on the street.
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The nonlinear, destabilizing nature of the piece appealed to Sarah Benson, the artistic director of Soho Rep, which regularly takes chances on formally experimental works, recently including "Fairview," which won the 2019 Pulitzer Prize in drama.
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Tuesday's draw held in Budapest's majestic Museum of Fine Arts paired record 18-times Fed Cup champions United States with Slovakia and five-times winners Spain who will fancy their chances on their favoured red dust.
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Which is why Kemp is also taking no chances: On the same day as Oprah's door-knocking and town halls for Abrams, Vice President Mike Pence will be hosting events with Kemp in Dalton, Savannah, and Grovetown.
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Set to the far left, you only get the most obvious and safe answers (which can still be wrong), but set it to the far right, and the computer will take more chances on what it's seeing.
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That means experimenting with pricing options, increasing global licensing plays (like getting exclusive rights to Studio Ghibli films outside the US), and taking chances on original international series that might not otherwise have been picked up before.
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President Enrique Peña Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party holds nine of the 12 contested governorships, but he is polling lower than any president in the past two decades, and his plummeting popularity could hurt his party's chances on Sunday.
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As Mashable has reported, there were around 513 campers on a paid campsite near the Little A'Le'Inn on Thursday night, and even more taking their chances on land belonging to the Bureau of Land Management across the highway.
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The Flames had some great chances on a power-play opportunity midway through the third period with Bergeron in the penalty box for tripping Derek Ryan, but they couldn't get anything through a tough Boston defense and Halak.
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But maybe losing the bidding war will teach Netflix a lesson about how taking chances on untested artists can really, really pay off—or the streaming service will just keep throwing money at the Game of Thrones guys.
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The same could well happen this time around as some turn back, splinter off on their own or decide to take their chances on asylum in Mexico — as 1,63 have done so far, according to the country's Interior Department.
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Wells said Netflix would continue this approach to reach its half-original aim, with the decreasing cost of production and the increasing number of bidders in the streaming market making it cheaper to take chances on shows and movies.
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"The financial crisis meant that young artists lost exhibit opportunities," Ane Bulow, the Danish Arts Foundation's visual arts adviser, wrote in an email, adding that galleries that were able to survive tended to take fewer chances on younger artists.
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Some decide to take their chances on another trip north, moving to The Dune, an otherworldly open-air market a few kilometers away, where macaroni and gasoline from Algeria are sold out of the back of pickups and donkey carts.
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Chloe Grace Moretz and her family aren't taking any chances on her obsessed fan who keeps hopping her fence and getting arrested for trespassing -- her fam just asked a judge for extra protection and got it for now ... TMZ has learned.
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That's not to say "FOMO" is such a diversion from the tech house sound Lane's known for, but it's nice to see her taking chances on her first release for Edible, the imprint run by Eats Everything and Nick Harris.
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While it was was not immediately clear whether the showdown would seriously harm Rubio's chances on Tuesday, it did appear to have the potential to dent his momentum after a stronger-than-expected third place finish in the Iowa caucuses.
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My chances on appeal would have been even worse: The Board for Correction of Naval Records, which would be the final arbiter in my case, granted just 1 percent of other-than-honorable discharge upgrade requests from 2009 to 2012.
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A few hours after the Yankees learned that first baseman Greg Bird needed surgery and might be done for the season, they squandered multiple chances on a muggy-turned-rainy night in a city where they have traditionally played well.
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"Robinhood's revenue base is likely still pretty small, and given it no longer has meaningful differentiation versus competitors, I'd put low chances on an IPO in 2020," he said, despite multiple rumors and ongoing speculation of a potential 2020 debut.
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There's a lot of other organizations like us, but they're small, and no one can grow and no one can get the money to take chances on booking—just because the economic wheel will just smack you upside the head.
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And although companies are spending more on technological firewalls and employee training, most breaches continue to only be discovered accidentally, when an employee chances on something amiss or, as in the Yahoo case, when the hacker puts the data up for sale.
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"The girls anticipate Oscar season like it's a holiday," Storino told Vanity Fair of daughters Sophia, 6, Sadie, 4, and Sloane, 1, who have to wait until nominations are announced to start their photo shoots (no taking chances on early favorites allowed!).
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The primary reason to use these measures instead of points scored per game and points allowed per game is that they control for pace—the faster a team plays, the more chances, on average, both they and their opponents have to score.
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During the BBC interview, and in many others, he has consistently framed his urge to change his age as a choice, referring to his "free will," and complaining that his chronological age of 69 was damaging his chances on the dating app Tinder.
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"We want to make sure we shore up and pass this bill with strong bipartisan support on the floor as well because I think that gives us better chances on it to get some action on it in the Senate," he said.
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An alternative — working with professors whose backgrounds aren't suited to a student's dissertation subject — can hamper a student's chances on the academic job market, which has grown intensely competitive in many fields as universities rely increasingly on part-time, low-paid adjuncts.
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Also bolstering Biden's chances on Tuesday is the fact that he is the only centrist left in the race after former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg suspended his campaign and endorsed Biden last week following a poor showing on Super Tuesday.
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Restless to get out of the city, I finally took my chances on the lower-elevation Mount Rigi, which was hardly a downgrade; it promised a glorious morning boat ride to Europe's oldest mountain railway, and a hiking trail lined with wildflowers.
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"The larger question is to what extent people are so disgusted with the status quo that they're willing to take some real chances on a major change in the type of person they elect as president," said Whit Ayres, a GOP pollster.
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Bottas had started on pole position as championship leader but made a slow getaway and lost out in a three-abreast rush to the first corner, with Hamilton on the inside and Vettel trying his chances on the outside before locking up and running wide.
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But despite her misgivings, when her name is called, Rachel, sitting in a fertility clinic waiting room, shuffles off to her egg retrieval surgery in a hairnet and sticky-bottomed socks, taking her chances on creating the baby she'd spent 41 years putting off.
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The two areas are demographically similar, so a strong showing for Mr. Trump in Arizona may bode well for his chances on June 7 in California, which could ultimately decide whether he clinches the 1,237-delegate majority he needs to capture the nomination outright.
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When Victoria sings lines like, "Should I take chances when no one took chances on me?" she's simultaneously referencing her own life and Grizabella's: Grizabella at least knew a time when she was loved and admired, and had human companionship to look back on.
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Rather than give President Obama a chance to fill the new seat, McConnell and his Republican caucus would take their chances on a Republican president taking office in January, allowing the new president to name a nominee and thereby maintain the Court's ideological balance.
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He argues that the main problem with Marvel movies is that movie studios have changed their mindset to just want more movies in that mold instead of taking chances on more intimate films, and that worries him as a filmmaker who loathes repeating himself.
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" (And, spoiler, who called Jeremy "beneath me" near the end of Monday's episode in order to advance her chances on Everlasting.) "Monica and I talked about it because we thought it was funny – we thought it was like the Ross and Russ and Rachel episode of Friends.
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The 41-year-old thanked all the usual suspects: Alejandro G. Iñárritu (who won Best Director tonight for The Revenant); his "brother in this endeavor," co-star Tom Hardy; the people who took chances on him early in his career, including Martin Scorsese; and his family and friends.
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Recognizing he needs a hefty chunk of Wisconsin's delegates to keep his narrow hopes alive, Sanders has been making a hard press here, headlining eight events in the state between Saturday and Monday alone — many in large college towns like Madison, the linchpin for his chances on Tuesday.
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Goins certainly made the most of his remaining chances on Wednesday, bashing his first career grand slam while recording a second consecutive two-hit game to lead the Blue Jays to an 22-25 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, finishing off a two-game interleague sweep at Miller Park.
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But we are going into this with the notion that we need to do everything we can to put the chances on our side that this does work -- for the sake of the Syrian people first and foremost and for the sake of the fight against ISIL and regional stability.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Trailing in opinion polls, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has asked his campaign to cut back on work identifying candidates for key jobs in his would-be administration and focus instead on bolstering his chances on Election Day, according to two people familiar with the campaign's inner workings.
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Iceland knew it would have to absorb pressure, knew it would have to resist being dazzled by Argentina's possession, knew it would have to take its chances on the counterattack, which is just what it did when Alfred Finnbogason tapped home a first-half goal to cancel out Aguero's opening salvo.
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The more specific arguments Thurm and Christman make broadly date back to the mid-'90s, when a wave of gutsy, groundbreaking programs — The Simpsons, Seinfeld, The X-Files, the influential but canceled Twin Peaks — coincided with a sense that major Hollywood studios were less willing to take chances on artistically challenging films.
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A disruption of the sales process or sudden unexpected stress that would significantly undermine investor confidence in the bank and reduce HSH's chances on a successful privatisation could trigger a downgrade of its VR. We believe that in such a scenario HSH is most vulnerable to a stress on liquidity and funding.
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Extrapolating from my experience, I imagine that it's easier for cis, white editors to take chances on authors like them compared to minority authors because they can mold work about lives that are familiar to them in ways that are a lot harder when the author's life is far from their own personal experience.
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So here's CNet covering Amazon's IPO in that year, after noting that its debut had "[s]ilenc[ed] any doubts about its chances on the public market": Initially, [Amazon] had been set for a $12-to-$14 range, then got bumped up to $14 to $16 before the company's investment bankers settled on the $18 price.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (Texas), the No. 2 Senate Republican, downplayed the chances on Monday that Congress would pass legislation pushing back against President Trump's tariffs, despite growing frustration among Republicans.
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The state is in a palpable state of shock, flailing with stop-gap solutions like cutting off power to millions of people because Pacific Gas & Electric Company's equipment won't stop lighting fires, while on the coast, the city of Del Mar refuses to embrace the "r" word—retreat—and instead is taking its chances on trying to adapt to a force that will inevitably consume it.
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But that will require more networks taking chances on these sorts of shows, more creators who might rather make a single-camera show trying them out (as Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld did when network executives persuaded them to film Seinfeld in front of a live studio audience), more critics and scholars who can write about the shows outside of the context of "old-fashioned with a laugh track," and more viewers who don't write off the form as needlessly hokey.
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The number of asylum applications to the Mexican government has reportedly shot up in the months since Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE became U.S. president as more Central American migrants are choosing not to take their chances on entering the United States.
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While Will & Grace was once a rarity for featuring an openly gay character at all, it's now returning having missed over a decade of news and rapid developments affecting the LGBTQ community, both in the real world and on TV. It's coming back in a world several years removed from Glee, a world in which networks are taking chances on happily queer shows like Amazon's Transparent, the Carmen Esposito and Rhea Butcher comedy Take My Wife (formerly of Seeso), and even Cartoon Network's Steven Universe.
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Sen. John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (Texas), the No. 2 Senate Republican, downplayed the chances on Monday that Congress would pass legislation pushing back against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's tariffs, despite growing frustration among Republicans.
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