THEN YOU DECIDE AGAINST IT. YOUR STOCK PRICE GETS HIT.
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I think about getting a Lyft but decide against it.
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I contemplate texting my ex, but decide against it. Growth.
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Clinton could easily be the one to decide against a reprise.
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However, GOP leaders might decide against giving her amendment floor consideration.
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If you decide against accepting one, the opportunity is gone forever.
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Should they decide against the move, the Raiders would have next dibs.
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We contemplate a quickie in the family restroom, but decide against it.
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After eating, I contemplate buying something to eat later but decide against.
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I think about buying something cheaper in New Orleans, but decide against it.
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I debate trying to squeeze in another workout tonight but decide against it.
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However, it also cautions that Amazon may decide against bringing them to market.
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Democrats may decide against taking concrete steps against the high court for now.
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I contemplate going to pick something up for dinner, but I decide against it.
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We debate wearing our medals in hopes of free drinks, but decide against it.
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We watch the man he dominated consider calling the police, but decide against it.
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I decide against it, and simply wash my face to cool down a bit.
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Which gets to the reason Unilever would probably decide against a bid: Kraft's portfolio.
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What the world is is what you are capable of before you decide against it.
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I had tentative plans to head to a coworker's birthday drinks but decide against it.
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If you decide against these, you are, simply put, saying that we are not welcome.
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But until he gives the final nod, many caution he could also decide against it.
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For every person we decide to write about there are innumerable others we decide against.
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I debate changing from my work clothes into something more casual, but decide against it.
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And there are legitimate reasons to decide against holding primaries -- especially at the presidential level.
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But I decide against it, as I don't want my body to start relying on it.
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No final decisions have been made, and the companies may decide against the transaction, Bloomberg reported.
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From the report: Discussions are still ongoing, and the retailer may eventually decide against offering a service.
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Should the company decide against that, Microsoft will certainly deal with complaints from consumers over Chrome's absence.
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I was going to go to the gym, but decide against it, as I am pretty tired.
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In an ideal world, we'd never have to question or decide against any of our superiors' decisions.
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No final decisions have been made, and the companies may decide against the transaction, according to Bloomberg.
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What made you decide against having this rewritten reality on Legends affect the other Arrow-verse shows?
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De Jong and her husband decide against chemotherapy, which is likely to be both devastating and ineffective.
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I am super tempted to stop for a coffee on my walk in, but decide against it.
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If parents decide against using location tracking, I encourage them to talk with their teenager about why.
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Ernst previously questioned whether the Senate impeachment trial may persuade Iowas to decide against caucusing for Biden.
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I decide against it because I'll probably need to use those days to travel for the funeral.
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No final decisions have been made and the bank could decide against a capital increase, Bloomberg reported.
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So far the Trump administration has continued to make these payments, but it can decide against that.
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We decide against after-climb beers but he promises to show me a fun place next time.
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Did it ring up Hugh Jackman to ask for a repeat performance and have Jackman decide against it?
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Seriously thinking about calling in sick but decide against it since I'm taking two days off next week.
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It also means that men who might have been perpetrators continue to think twice and decide against it.
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It is also interesting that the number is increasing, more and more women clearly decide against their children.
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However, no final decision has been made and ICE could decide against proceeding with a bid, Bloomberg said.
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O. and L. want to get snacks but the line is so long so they decide against it.
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If the judges decide against Meng, the case will move on the the third phase scheduled for September.
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If they decide against that, next would be a vote on whether to request an extension of negotiations.
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I head to Costco and contemplate getting a pizza slice, but I decide against it since I just ran.
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I decide against purchasing anything from UO — I don't want to spend more than $30 on a ribbed turtleneck.
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I decide against walking 20 minutes to Best Buy and take a bus instead using my auto-refill MetroCard.
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I decide against ice cream, after just having it in my coffee, but I do get a cinnamon roll.
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If you can get some labour-intensive industry going in poor countries, people might decide against migrating to Britain.
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I decide against it for now but resolve to sign up the next time a good discount comes around.
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It is possible there may still be other offers, the sources added, or Pfizer could decide against a sale.
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None of that, however, resulted in Trump feeling sufficient shame to decide against having the G7 at his resort.
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Decide against ordering food because the wait is usually long, and I don't want to stay out too late.
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A final decision, however, had not been made and the companies could still decide against a deal, Bloomberg said.
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Consider getting a glass of frosé, but decide against it since it's another $18 (!?) and comes from a machine.
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Of course, it's only a survey, and Facebook could easily decide against introducing monetization options or analytics for users.
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He's seen private equity firms walk away from deals and companies decide against hiring individuals after discovering sexual misconduct.
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As 100-plus cameramen break north for the action, I decide against backtracking through the chaos and break south.
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I think about stopping to grab a coffee to reward myself for leaving my apartment but decide against it.
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We've all picked up a product on impulse, only to decide against purchasing it before heading to the registers.
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They can either prove to be exceptional circumstances or the public and/or police decide against them in the aftermath.
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We pop into Duane Reade and decide against the purchase as everything we need could be purchased cheaper on Amazon.
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Did Facebook cover up the Cambridge Analytica scandal or decide against adding privacy protections earlier to protect its developer platform?
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Ultimately, though, I decide against it, and set course for the nearest space station to haggle for a new craft.
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The group, which fights abuse in relationships, filed a brief in the case urging the court to decide against Voisine.
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Even a loyal military, when forced to resolve a political crisis, might decide against the leader who called it in.
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I decide against coffee today because I don't want to set off my anxiety (caffeine really effects it I have realized).
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But he was one of the few Democrats to take a hard look at the race and decide against a run.
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Should a federation decide against proceeding with anti-doping hearings, WADA reserved the right to take individual cases forward to CAS.
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Without enough trust in the tool, says De Choudhury, at-risk users may decide against sharing emotionally vulnerable or suicidal posts.
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Most observers predict Trump will decide against extending the sanctions waivers on Iran's energy and banking sector, effectively leaving the deal.
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The President is widely expected to decide against extending the sanctions waivers, and in doing so, effectively leave the nuclear deal.
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So why would our government suddenly decide against investing in our nation's youth by defunding programs such as the TPP Program?
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Still, even if the administration and Congress decide against releasing any information publicly, there is the possibility it could be leaked.
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Bloomberg is the second billionaire this year to decide against running for president and then change his mind, after Tom Steyer.
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Or do I consider the small likelihood of someone being able to tie the problem back to me, and decide against it?
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Do you ever feel like canceling plans with someone, but decide against it because you fear that flaking might upset that person?
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Heye said the results might push more Republican members of Congress to decide against what increasingly looks like a difficult reelection fight.
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But the law allows for the department to decide against imposing sanctions if companies are winding down their business dealings with Moscow.
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I decide against it, because I'm going to have to reapply sunscreen while we're out, and resign myself to letting them being visible.
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The plan is described as tentative, so Instagram could ultimately decide against radically extending the maximum running time of videos on its platform.
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No adjective-overloaded comments when federal judges decide against an administration, except to note that a Democrat or Republican president appointed him/her.
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LGBT rights groups have said they intended to appeal all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court if Texas courts decide against them.
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She offers to do a four-month payment plan, but I decide against it because I'll forget to add them to my budget.
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Yet once I decide against escaping, I succumb to a general atmosphere of escapism that seems to have taken hold of the country.
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Bloomberg News reported Safran was in the early stages of deliberating whether to make an offer, and could decide against such a move.
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I debate heading to Central Market to pick up a particular roast of coffee that I prefer but decide against fighting the traffic.
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Tom Ford is the latest to decide against attiring the future First Lady; he spoke out during his visit to The View earlier today.
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As soon as I make it to the front door, I immediately decide against walking the 15 minutes to work and call an Uber.
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But the Republicans are also well aware of what might happen if senators decide against confirming Kavanaugh to the high court at this stage.
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Lyft will also let you change your mind and remove the stop if you decide against whatever it was you were going to do.
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If they decide against that, they would then be allowed a vote on whether Britain should request an extension of its negotiations with Brussels.
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Sinopec has not made a final decision as yet and may also decide against floating the business if market conditions are unfavorable, Bloomberg said.
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Sources had told Reuters that Ingenico had attracted bid interest from Edenred and Natixis, only for those two companies to decide against making any offer.
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Of course I understand if someone would decide against this [for themselves], but it's absolutely unnecessary to offend others because of the work they do.
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Even if you decide against a theme (why you would, I'm not sure), tell potential partiers ahead of time that this is a dry event.
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Earlier Friday, Spicer said on Good Morning America that he wasn't aware of the President's reported request that McGahn urge Sessions to decide against recusal.
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Even if you decide against creating a prenup, you should still celebrate — because the open conversations you've had about money will undoubtedly benefit your relationship.
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If they decide against that, legislators would then be allowed another vote on whether Britain should request an extension of its negotiations with Brussels. Mrs.
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We talk about starting up a serious show (maybe Ozark season 2 or Man in the High Castle season 3) but decide against it for now.
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I have a little time to myself, and I think for a minute about going to the beach, but I decide against it and go home.
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Sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday there might still be interest in the Pfizer business, or the U.S. firm could decide against a sale.
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I decide against it, so I get up, feed the cat, make some toast, and then settle back into bed to try to finish my freelance work.
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I consider eating some real food, but decide against it since I don't want to be full when I go out for dinner in a couple hours.
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This can lead people to decide against seeking treatment and worse yet, cause other politicians to advocate for legislation that further diminishes already dwindling mental health resources.
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She and her husband did decide against giving the $250, but Dwayne, pumped up by his PowerPoint, sold his PlayStations and attended Mr. Scott's performance last week.
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Gowdy, 2628, is the 28500th committee chairman to decide against reelection in 6900, an exodus that has raised concerns about a brain drain within the GOP ranks.
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Grassley argued that "no one -- not even the President -- is above the law," and asked Gorsuch if it would be problematic for him to decide against the President.
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Analysts previously said the government would likely decide against imposing a blanket cap on energy prices in favor of a curb on prices for the most vulnerable customers.
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Creating a bank account has been discussed at a high level at Uber but may be years away, or the company could decide against it, this person said.
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I realize that I haven't really eaten today and debate ordering food to my friend's apartment, but decide against it and settle for pretzels and wine for dinner.
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The German engineering giant was one of the last companies to decide against sending its top executive to the conference after Riyadh sought to cover up Khashoggi's Oct.
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But they failed to unseat him, forcing some to quit the party and others to decide against running when May sent parties scrambling by calling an early election.
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Analysts previously said the government would likely decide against imposing a blanket cap on energy prices in favour of a curb on prices for the most vulnerable customers.
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The discussions are still in early stages, and Spirit may decide against pursuing the spin, the people said, asking not to be identified because the deliberations are private.
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All it takes to see an operatic range of emotions is to consider getting up and heading in the general direction of outside, and then decide against it.
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He also acknowledged that Mr. McCain could conduct an investigation on the Armed Services Committee, an option that remains open should Mr. McConnell decide against a select committee.
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"I am worried that if pregnant women find out their baby has Down syndrome, they will decide against us .... because they are scared," she wrote on her blog.
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Though she also noted there are further rounds of appeal open to Uber should this appeals tribunal decide against them — such as going to the UK's court of appeal.
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Innovations in vaccines, for example, have saved millions of lives … We should not decide against the use of a tool before potential costs and benefits can be fully evaluated.
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Decide against it because I could run into my bosses, which is a shame because the amount of food at happy hour is always enough to make dinner out of.
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Instead, they seemed to be calculating that at crunch time, enough dissidents would decide against sabotaging the bill, Trump's presidency, and the House GOP leadership's ability to set the agenda.
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However, the U.S. central bank is expected to decide against an interest rate increase next week amid a sharp weakening in job gains last month and renewed global risk fears.
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NEW YORK, Sept 53 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended up slightly on Tuesday as economic data bolstered views the Federal Reserve may decide against raising interest rates in the near term.
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He told The Wall Street Journal in an interview published Tuesday that if he were to make a decision on the interview at that time, he would decide against it.
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Still, many of those exploring campaigns are likely to decide against jumping in the race as would-be candidates struggle to find the backing they need to launch a campaign.
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The transplant center understands this, which is why early in the process, they tell you that if you decide against giving, the recipient would never know that was your decision.
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Bharara emphasized that Mueller's investigation is intended to "find out the truth and apply the law and facts fairly" and said that he could ultimately decide against bringing a case.
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I think about going in a little later to work (later on, when I read that there was a metro fire, I'll be glad I didn't), but decide against it.
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Once I'm done, I'm starving and toying with the idea of a "treat yo' self" dinner, but I give myself the "you have food at home" talk and decide against it.
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Even if you decide against the PowerPlay and are generally against mixing wireless mice with gaming, the G502 Lightspeed might tick enough boxes to make it a worthy purchase for you.
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His logic would have far-reaching consequences on the Supreme Court, where Kavanaugh may decide against extending anti-discrimination protections to LGBTQ workers because he believes doing so would harm businesses.
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If that happens once -- in the country -- the vast majority of Americans who were thinking that maybe they would try to go out for dinner will immediately decide against doing that.
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Depending on valuation, some descendants may opt to retain their stake in the event of a sale, or the family could decide against a sale all together, one of the people said.
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I am tempted to get a smoothie on my way home from a really good place downtown, but I decide against it because I want to make it to class on time.
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The sources, who requested anonymity to discuss ongoing private conversations, cautioned on Monday that the situation was fluid and the Republican Senate leadership might decide against allowing a vote on the amendment.
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I drink a big glass of water, debate putting on a bra and decide against it, and head back over to my computer to complete the writing I was working on last night.
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In the end, the siblings decide against selling the farm to Landry; Ralph Angel will move there with Blue and tend to the crop while the sisters handle the business end of things.
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This is a bad faith argument and incongruous to the social realities people of color face in this country; it also disregards their ability to rationally approach the painting and decide against it.
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After ten minutes or so, I stand up and try to stay for the next mass at noon but since it will be in German, I decide against it and leave the church.
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I really don't get my nails done, but I contemplate it because of the wedding today, but I decide against it because I'm saving up to attend a bachelorette party in a few weeks.
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The world is so dire that I almost decide against landing, when I see a bright light flash on the ground, and I realize there are more glowing orbs I can harvest for cash.
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" Come September 1, Speier said, if Democrats decide against opening an inquiry, "I think we need to shut it down, because frankly none of the other work we're doing is getting any traction whatsoever.
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If, on the other hand, he decides that the scale of the rebellion within his party is so large that an early poll would tear them apart, then he may ultimately decide against it.
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I also contemplate texting my ex hookup, as I have been seeing numerous Instagram stories with him in them, but I decide against that as well (I am ~30 days clean of contact, lol).
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Two officials told CNN that the administration may decide against the additional troops, however, because of internal concerns that doing so would not strengthen the Afghan security forces ability to effectively challenge the Taliban.
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That didn't stop screeners for the show's first four episodes from leaking online before they aired in Season 5, prompting HBO to decide against sending episodes to press in advance of the Season 6 premiere.
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It's typical to have fried chicken with beer here (there's a Korean word specifically for that), but we plan on having soda and snacks at the movie and thus decide against the beer this time.
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But survivors who return to Cambodia often decide against filing police complaints because they fear implicating their relatives in criminality, according to Thol Meng, deputy chief of the anti-trafficking bureau in Kompong Cham province.
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One by one, all of Mr. de Blasio's most formidable would-be Democratic rivals — Mr. Jeffries, Scott M. Stringer, the city comptroller, and Ruben Diaz Jr., the Bronx borough president — would decide against challenging him.
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If the court finds in its rulings on provisional measures it has the jurisdiction, the case will move forward at the ornate Peace Palace in The Hague - even if the judges decide against emergency measures.
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Pouyanne said that based on the nuclear deal that was signed, the U.S. government would have to prove that Iran had breached the agreement, for the new Trump-led administration to decide against renewing the waivers.
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There's a sort of heads-I-win, tails-you-lose quality to these scenarios: Corporations compel consumers and employees to rely on arbitrators, yet turn to courts to construe ambiguities that arbitrators might decide against them.
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On the other hand, Marshall says he sometimes has clients who originally planned to move when they retired, only to decide against it in the end — which means they actually needed less money than they'd thought.
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I decide against a wet suit, which I figure will take up space that could be used for three pairs of shorts, four cute tops and my lifesaving dengue-fever repellent, cleverly marketed as mosquito spray.
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But according to Brett Mahoney, who took over as showrunner for Season 5, the audience's alliance with Cookie (she's a major social media draw on nights that the show airs) helped decide against that creative choice.
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"In cases of doubt, the machine must always decide against the content creator and that's something that paragraph 7 does not really cope with," he added, alluding to the section that allows for commentary and parody exceptions.
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One source told CNN that Democrats might decide against such hardline maneuvers, because of the air of bipartisanship that has emerged among lawmakers in the wake of a Wednesday shooting at a baseball practice for GOP lawmakers.
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Citing people familiar with the matter, Bloomberg News reported Safran was in the early stages of deliberating whether to make an offer that would create a major European supplier, and could still decide against such a move.
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But his attorney last fall indicated that he would take a House subpoena to court, a threat that led Schiff to decide against issuing one for Bolton over concerns that it would lead to a protracted court fight.
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Last month, the State Department declined to begin imposing sanctions using a provision of the law that allows for the department to decide against going through with sanctions if companies are winding down their business dealings with Moscow.
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CBO foresees Medicaid enrollment will drop because some states would discontinue their current expansion of eligibility, other states that had been considering expanding eligibility will decide against it, and because of a significant reform to cap the cost per-enrollee.
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Paul LePage (R) said he may decide against certifying the results because of an objection to the state's new ranked-choice system, where voters submit a ballot that ranks votes for candidates in order of preference, according to WCSH-TV.
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You might, therefore, expect that I would have been thrilled with Donald Trump's suggestion -- influenced apparently by media and animal rights pressures -- that he could decide against the US importation of trophy-hunted elephants (and possibly other species such as lions).
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The decision makes it legal for the terminally ill to decide against using life support systems to continue living, and frees the doctors and families of those who slip into incurable comas to halt such measures, in the patients' best interest.
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Why it matters: The world's largest farm equipment manufacturer cited ongoing tensions from the U.S.-China trade war as well as harsh weather in the U.S. as factors that have led farmers and construction companies to decide against large new investments.
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The existence of the inquiry, which was opened last year, was shared with the city comptroller's office late Friday, leading Scott M. Stringer, the comptroller, to decide against signing off on the contract, an official in the comptroller's office said.
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So even if they run out the clock on a lot of it, the law – the courts will decide against the President in most of these things because – John Harwood: Even though the Supreme Court is a majority – has a conservative majority?
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Privatisation coordinator Slovenian Sovereign Holding asked the government last week to set the price range for the planned initial public offering of NLB but Erjavec said he expected the government to decide against going forward with the sale at its session on Thursday.
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Mr. King said that he was not all that familiar with the rest of RT's programming because he did not get the network at home, and that he might decide against his announced plans to help host its United States election-night coverage.
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Nathan Jensen, a professor at the University of Texas and a leading expert on such incentive packages, says at most 25% of the companies that receive these kinds of deals would decide against coming to that town or city without the breaks.
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The first German official said, "it is not like anyone in Germany wanted to decide against the US." Wednesday's tense US-German discussions, which included Assistant Secretary for European Affairs Wess Mitchell, "probably wasn't the happiest meeting ever," the second German official allowed.
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Trump could still change his mind and decide against the pardons — former military officers have come out en masse and said it would be an ill-advised move — but the White House's requests indicate Trump is seriously considering following through with the pardons.
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Quoting unnamed sources, the report said that Mr Trudeau and his team wanted Ms Wilson-Raybould to decide against the prosecution of SNC-Lavalin, a Quebec-based construction firm, on charges of bribing officials in Libya when the country was ruled by Muammar Qaddafi.
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But while the F-22 is set for a face-lift to maintain its competitive edge, the Pentagon could decide against upgrading the F-35s that have already been delivered once the program's latest weapons and software capabilities are fully developed in early 2018.
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Lois Plehn warned that he might decide against it, but in late August she called to say that the meeting was on—my wife and I could have an hour with him if we went to his studio in Yonkers at noon on the following Wednesday.
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Giuliani, though, said they will likely conduct some prep sessions with Trump, even if they decide against an interview -- because the legal team will have to write a report in response to Mueller's findings, and they want to make sure they have a detailed account from the president.
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Va.) and others, days after Politico reported that the EPA is expected to decide against setting drinking water limits for perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) as part of an upcoming national strategy for dealing with the class of chemicals known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
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Bill PascrellWilliam (Bill) James PascrellDemocrats, GOP spar over Treasury rules on Trump tax law On The Money: Economy adds 225K jobs in January, topping expectations | Appeals court tosses Dems' lawsuit over emoluments | Democrats decide against bringing back earmarks Democrat hits Mnuchin for giving Hunter Biden docs to Republicans MORE (D-N.
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And since where the CEO sits has a major impact both on how approachable management seems and how employees experience a company's culture, chief execs who decide against their traditional corner-office seating to be positioned among staff members can gain in business results what they lose in exclusivity and privacy.
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Rep. Bill PascrellWilliam (Bill) James PascrellDemocrats, GOP spar over Treasury rules on Trump tax law On The Money: Economy adds 225K jobs in January, topping expectations | Appeals court tosses Dems' lawsuit over emoluments | Democrats decide against bringing back earmarks Democrat hits Mnuchin for giving Hunter Biden docs to Republicans MORE (D-N.
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Bill PascrellWilliam (Bill) James PascrellDemocrats, GOP spar over Treasury rules on Trump tax law On The Money: Economy adds 225K jobs in January, topping expectations | Appeals court tosses Dems' lawsuit over emoluments | Democrats decide against bringing back earmarks Democrat hits Mnuchin for giving Hunter Biden docs to Republicans MORE Jr. (D-N.
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I traveled to Berlin trying to fathom how, in the earliest days of the internet, when it was the norm for everyone to put themselves, their beliefs, or their presumed talent on display for the rest of the world to see, someone would decide against participating in any of it though they were really talented.
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Most schools would most likely decide against overhauling their entire history program to include two years of world history, instead opting to teach only the more recent material since it would be covered on the test, said Laura J. Mitchell, a former chairwoman of the committee that develops the exam and a history professor at the University of California Irvine.
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The relative strength of Libertarian nominee Gary JohnsonGary Earl JohnsonScaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump Progressive Democrats' turnout plans simply don't add up Trump's GOP challenger: 'I may be reduced' to debating Alec Baldwin MORE and Green Party nominee Jill Stein has Democrats worried young people will decide against Trump and Clinton and back an alternative.
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Philippe Reines, a longtime adviser to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE — who also has been rumored to be considering another White House bid — said it's a natural part of the process for would-be candidates to "flirt with a run" and then decide against it.
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Click here to read our story: Contractors at controversial startup Rev say they worked long hours for little pay, feared they could lose their job at any time, and had to transcribe interviews with sexual-abuse survivors without warningContractors for the controversial startup Rev said they had to listen to content relating to sex and child abuse without prior warning, and felt they couldn&apost decide against transcribing the audio for fear of losing their jobs.
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