This is something a lot of people fail to understand.
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What do you think conservatives fail to understand about structure?
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The FCA thinks crypto amateurs fail to understand all this.
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I fail to understand why we are being asked to leave.
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Many businesses stumble because they fail to understand their target market.
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You have to fail to understand how to get through it.
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They fail to understand the purpose of crossword puzzles in my life.
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Critics of the amendment fail to understand how health insurance markets work.
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History is everywhere in a way that Americans sometimes fail to understand.
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And that&aposs the thing that many Trump critics still fail to understand.
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What part of "defeat" do Mike Lee and Kelly Ayotte fail to understand?
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Should today's conservative leaders fail to understand, they will be called many things.
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Those who discriminate based on caste fail to understand the essence of Hinduism.
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She doesn't fail to understand BECAUSE she comes from a traditional American family.
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The problem isn't that Australians fail to understand the American historical context of blackface.
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Countries we love will inevitably do things we don't like or fail to understand.
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"I fail to understand YouTube's decisions," he wrote in a Facebook post in April 2017.
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Isn't that the biggest frustration to these things — when they hear, but fail to understand?
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"These systems fail to understand more subtle behaviours or signs, especially on video," she says.
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"As long as Democrats fail to understand this, they will continue to lose," he said.
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Yet they fail to understand that built historic structures are not a prerequisite for cultural significance.
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I fail to understand how China resolving its internal affairs could bring instability to the world.
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Lilla and others fail to understand that consistent access to public bathrooms predicates all other civil rights.
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Because it's that bonehead who will fail to understand that this is not a self-driving car.
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What they fail to understand is that the high-interest rate starts adding up that first day.
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What Maher and progressives forget — or fail to understand — is that that conservatives are on edge, too.
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It's March Madness for a reason; which, is one thing I fail to understand year after year.
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And then we fail to understand our world or understand one another as well as we should.
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They fail to understand our general commitment to that torrent of words, words, words known as social media.
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So many people struggle and fail to understand the perspectives of those whose circumstances differ from their own.
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Environmentalists go bonkers at this idea, but they fail to understand modern science and how fast it's evolving.
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Get to know your customers and market — many businesses stumble because they fail to understand their target market.
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They can have the best intentions in the world and still fail to understand how they come off.
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Empathy gap occurs when people in one state of mind fail to understand people in another state of mind.
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Those choices are roiling the whole market and I think a lot of investors fail to understand their implications.
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What the lawmakers and prosecutors often fail to understand is that rule-breaking in itself is not necessarily malicious.
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Campaigns that fail to understand or try to remedy the ways structural racism damages black people's lives are doomed.
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The criticism of his remarks, they said, reflects a "gotcha" game by intellectual elitists who fail to understand him.
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Did he simply fail to understand the consequences of his actions, or did he act out of courage and vision?
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Because what non-believers fail to understand is that calling a dream crazy is not an insult, it's a compliment.
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Regulators, however, fail to understand that the aftermath of a breach is a tremendously chaotic, disruptive time for a company.
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For passengers who fail to understand what they're getting in a ticket, the misunderstanding can be both costly and frustrating.
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That's where people of low ability — let's say, those who fail to understand logic puzzles — tend to unduly overestimate their abilities.
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Fifth, you clearly don't understand our company, and so fail to understand what we are trying to do when we hire.
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She writes: Krawcheck points out an important financial lesson that many fail to understand: It's never too early to begin investing.
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Unfortunately, most people still fail to understand that the economic pain they are suffering is the government's doing in the first place.
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In the meantime, we're not totally opposed to enacting revenge on those who fail to understand this and send unsolicited dick pics.
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What some people fail to understand, Mr. Winemiller said, is that even as months pass, the loss and grief are always there.
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The CEO writes on subjects such as workplace productivity, how social networks fail to understand real preferences and the actual power of celebrities.
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Without a more inclusive approach to gender, astrologers will fail to understand (and encompass in their writings) the identities of all its followers.
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When executives fail to understand the unique principles of our HPEs it makes the battle for innovation and happy people much more difficult.
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These proposed policies fail to understand their implications on the tech market and how they could undermine the future of the U.S. economy.
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If we fail to understand when we're being used, we risk becoming little more than a propaganda arm for political and corporate interests.
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Chris Hemsworth's Thor can completely fail to understand how to order a coffee refill at a diner and still be a godlike hero.
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"As we continue to see the polarization in our society over politics, we fail to understand the fundamentals of the process," he said.
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I fail to understand why members of this committee or the American people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful.
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The greatest causes of emigration are simply bad political/economic theories, usually socialist, that fail to understand the basics of economic and civil prosperity.
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To the Editor: Catholic liberals fail to understand the denial of Holy Communion to remarried Catholics because Jesus of Nazareth denied himself to no one.
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Too often, he said, the West dismisses Islamist fighters as "terrorists" without understanding what motivates them, just as Islamists fail to understand the United States.
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What Republican lawmakers consistently fail to understand or willfully ignore about these issues is the fact that women don't make health care decisions in a vacuum.
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It is not a call to humanity but a call for reason, aimed at the policy makers who fail to understand the crisis they have fostered.
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What these laws fail to understand, is that there are tunnels underneath the surface accessing Facebook's databases, where personal information is being extracted from almost unrestrictedly.
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I hear (and largely fail to understand) this accent intermittently as I walk the length of Aintree's outer wall towards a tent called the Steeplechase Enclosure.
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On the other hand, I fail to understand why capital gains and dividends should be taxed at a lower rate than income earned through actual work.
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What political types fail to understand is that many Americans don't hold our elected representatives in very high regard or look to them for moral example.
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At times, adults fail to understand the problem with dwelling on classroom results; in their eyes, the attribution of self-worth to one's grades triumphs all.
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That's not because policymakers either reject that case or fail to understand it; some do, some don't, but either way it doesn't make that much difference.
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To Chang Ping, a Chinese journalist who has lived in exile in Germany since 2011, the Marx statue represents a challenge most Germans fail to understand.
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Kaepernick and many of his fellow kneelers fail to understand that kneeling every time the National Anthem is played is showing disloyalty to this great nation.
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"I fail to understand why members of this committee or the American people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful," Omar said.
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"Huge pay differences between executives and the wider workforce symbolise how too many companies fail to understand or appreciate the value of their workers," he said.
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And I don't mean that the critics fail to understand the late 22019th century and the works of men like James Madison, Thomas Jefferson or Patrick Henry.
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Few who have worked in China over a protracted period fail to understand the drag these official hurdles can place on a foreign organization's costs and reputation.
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Digital Industry Group Inc (DIGI) - of which Facebook, Apple, Google, Amazon and Twitter are members - said the laws fail to understand the complexity of removing violent content.
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But some on the right fail to understand how merit-based systems can be exploited and don't recognize why we need to preserve elements of chain migration.
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Many industries fail to understand that the young generation is looking for a committed relationship, not a "fling" — and one that's discerning rather than trendy, DeVries concluded.
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Mentally ill people in crisis may not only fail to understand police but could be actively afraid of them, or may turn combative from confusion and stress.
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In something like Chief Wahoo's defense: Non-Clevelander critics often fail to understand that there are real reasons why Chief Wahoo persists, none of which (overtly) involve racism.
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But services like Nude can't be effective if they fail to understand that a tweet from the former First Lady doesn't belong in a folder for dick pics.
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But in Sir Roger's view, these critics' single-minded focus on Wagner's anti-Semitism means that they fail to understand the many other ideas explored in the operas.
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What mainstream economists often fail to understand is China's exchange rate isn't meant to adjust to change, for example to new U.S. tariffs, it's meant to enforce stability.
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But those who focus on reassuring Pyongyang fail to understand that, to Kim, security guarantees and denuclearization mean the end of the strategic alliance between Washington and Seoul.
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Most hobbyists fail to understand the potential harm they are inviting in the front door with backyard poultry, especially if they treat young chicks like harmless family pets.
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As a result, organizations too often fail to understand why they are targeted or how world events impact the risk calculus of nation-state and non-state adversaries.
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But what people like David Lisnard fail to understand, say burkini brands, is that plenty of non-Muslim women would rather wear a burkini than an actual bikini.
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And because they fail to understand what religion is, they lack a suitably "realistic and feasible way to relate" to people of faith — which is to say, most people.
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Until we recognize that this violence is bigger than the individual choices of its victims and perpetrators, we will continue to fail to understand it, let alone stop it.
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While I may be biased in my position as a reader and writer of the genre, I fail to understand how one could be so dismissive of those themes.
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Advocates of a more confrontational American trade policy fail to understand this, said Li Xinchuang, the dean of the China Metallurgical Industry Planning and Research Institute, a government agency.
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If we fail to understand the polyphony of antiquity, then we also might be tempted to pick up a can of spray paint and begin daubing monuments with graffiti.
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That may partly explain why some visitors still cleave to work that is glossy and glamorous, and fail to understand why more and more people find its moneyed character distasteful.
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If we fail to understand how white nationalist and right-wing attacks on Soros fit together with their perennial attacks on communities of color, we are missing their full strategy.
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They fail to understand that Bannon is seeking a wholesale reordering of the Republican power structure in Washington that reflects the change that has already occurred within the GOP electorate.
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The hardest part of the abortion "debate" in our country for me is that people on both sides fail to understand the nuances of abortion and the pain it can cause.
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What we fail to understand is that if we aren't the ones talking about violent extremism and the underlying issues driving it, we are allowing hate groups to set the agenda.
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When we fail to understand that these medications can be used both to reduce harm and stabilize people in recovery, we risk letting the perfect be the enemy of the good.
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Her best friends, Jane (Busy Philipps) and Viv (Aidy Bryant), are supportive, but fail to understand why Renee can't accept herself as the strong, independent woman that she is and move on.
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"Fail to understand the need to pass the triple talaq bill especially since the Supreme Court had already declared it illegal," tweeted Mehbooba Mufti, former chief minister of Jammu and Kashmir state.
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But what my GOP colleagues fail to understand is that most law enforcement professionals – and most Americans, in fact – can separate their political opinions from their work, and do so every day.
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What outsiders fail to understand about urbano is just how much it genuinely reps hip-hop, often eschewing Latin American cultural signifiers in favor of more universally understood and emblematic rap aesthetics.
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Valentine Low, who covers the family for The Times of London, derided these allegations as "utter fantasy," and said many Americans fail to understand the traditional push-and-pull of royal coverage.
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But when she asks what there is to learn from it and answers, in part, "to read between the lines," I fail to understand what she thinks there is between the lines.
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Many of those involved in this movement, however, fail to understand that game localization isn't merely a process of getting the rights to translate something and then plopping an English script into it.
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The data itself is from 2011, much of it from protons colliding at 7 TeV (teraelectronvolts, you know) and producing those wonderful fountains of rare particles we all love to fail to understand.
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But critics, including Andrew Left of Citron Research, fail to understand that long-tail is sort of a deal pipeline to identify sellers who are likely to grow and contribute significantly to the revenue.
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Those who have opted not to emigrate have experienced what many in Puerto Rico still fail to understand: there is no such thing as "bottoming out" when you are caught in austerity's downward spiral.
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New entrants sometimes fail to understand that the third-party payment system has trained consumers to spend freely when insurance pays for their care but to avoid care when they're spending their own money.
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Among other things, we talked about Clinton's "trickle-down identity politics," how some liberals fail to understand the implications of climate change, and why Trump's "Make America Great Again" brand makes him politically vulnerable.
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But stepping back, here are two questions for future analysis: How did the Canada fail to understand what was taking place over the past month and fail to take action to enter the negotiating process?
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But we fail to understand that when money becomes scarce, unscrupulous regimes like those in North Korea, Cuba and Venezuela use fear and terror — including jailing or killing dissenters and their families — to enforce obedience.
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What people fail to understand is that chaplains give up some of their rights as ministers when they become military chaplains, just as soldiers give up some of their free speech to defend free speech.
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Often, their responses to criticism seem to indicate that they really fail to understand (or bother to think about) the idea that the Black Lives Matter movement is largely in response to people being killed.
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But those who say that tolls amount to "double taxation" fail to understand that many toll roads receive no state or federal funding and drivers always have a choice to use the toll facility or not.
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Trump pleads for patience Many Trump voters are predisposed to reject the media's interpretation of political reality -- and sincerely believe that the President speaks directly to their concerns in a way news organizations fail to understand.
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Many foreign consultants working in Saudi Arabia fail to understand the local culture or how an authoritarian government could exploit their work, said one consultant who has worked with the higher reaches of the Saudi government.
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Most organizations today invest in encryption due to regulatory mandates, yet they fail to understand that encryption is not "bulletproof" — rather, it should be viewed as a steel tunnel with two locked doors on either end.
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Solution providers who only deploy their software as a service, where they host applications on their own servers, fail to understand the unique needs of national security personnel to work on isolated network behind extensive firewalls.
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It's about how we understand, or more often fail to understand, the intersections between family violence and nearly every other social issue we face in this country — homelessness, poverty, mental health, gender equality and yes, mass shootings.
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While speech recognition technology has advanced in recent years, services that utilize it—like smart assistants and in-car navigation systems—often fail to understand users, sometimes due to their accent (this happens in Ireland, Scotland, and elsewhere).
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What Washington, and possibly Beijing, fail to understand is that the uncertainty about trade is slowing the global economy, which will show up in East Asian PMI manufacturing data for January to be released on Thursday, Kelly said.
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They furthermore fail to understand that merely labeling a group of institutions "the public sector" does not and cannot change the fact that they remain human institutions, susceptible to all of the same moral challenges as private groups.
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Italy's EU Affairs Minister Paolo Savona chimed in with Di Maio and Salvini, saying those who "arrogantly and contemptuously" brand the League and 5-Star as populist fail to understand what is happening in Italian and European politics.
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What outsiders fail to understand, the French argue, is that such body wear is not just a casual choice but part of an attempt by political Islamism to win recruits and test the resilience of the French republic.
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What too many on the left of the political spectrum also ignore (or fail to understand) is that labor unions are inextricably intertwined with the economic condition of women and minorities — and, for that matter, of white men.
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I worry that our representatives, on both sides of the aisle, are so removed from the reality of working-class life that they fail to see, and fail to understand, the true driving forces of working people's discontent.
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But a true breakthrough in Vietnam was always unlikely for one pressing reason: Americans persistently fail to understand how Kim sees the world, instead treating him as they want him to be, rather than as he really is.
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Elitists like Zuckerberg try to make the argument that the bail system is unfair to poor people, but fail to understand that law-abiding citizens regardless of income level expect laws to be enforced that will keep them safe.
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Pimples, school dress codes, the ravishing and seemingly unobtainable new girl at school and the parents who fail to understand his intellectual aspirations: Such are the preoccupations of our Adrian, whose daily confidences to his diary frame the show.
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What's revealing about the incident, however, is that it might not have occurred to Watanabe that he was plagiarizing, because people outside of Africa often fail to understand and credit the creative authorship coming from its myriad and very distinct regions.
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Analysts, pundits, scholars and experts — especially in the West — often miss this and fail to understand that, regardless of political, social or economic issues, governance and decision-making remain the coin of the realm, as proxy variables, in understanding leadership psychology.
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As this post went viral, citizens of our soon-to-be unpoliced anarchy apparently started sending death threats to Royal Paws Pet Salon and dragging them on Yelp, because they fail to understand that the salon does not perform this… service?
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Today's intellectuals fail to understand history's most important lesson, that government, far from being our friend, has been since its birth humanity's mortal enemy (carving out, of course, a narrow exception for the small, rich and powerful band that has always brandished it).
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" Democratic Senator Edward Markey, who unveiled the plan with Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, told reporters at a news conference on Tuesday that McConnell and other Republicans "fail to understand ... that the Green New Deal is not just a resolution, it is a revolution.
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"We fail to understand the strategy of risking a trade war with Europe, Canada, and Mexico particularly at a time when the U.S. appears to be expanding strongly in these markets," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics in New York.
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Abrams, in 2628 you pleaded guilty to two counts of withholding information from Congress regarding the Iran-Contra affair…I fail to understand why members of this committee or the American people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful.
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If we fail to understand the historical relationship between these systems, especially the racial politics that enabled them, we will be unable to build a truly united front that will prevent the continual re-formation of systems of racial and social control.
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Trump supporters "see the news media and the establishment as one of those airlines dragging them down the aisle, bloodying them," said Alex Castellanos, a Republican strategist, who said that Mr. Trump's foes often fail to understand how their criticism can backfire.
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When you consider that around 90% of rape victims know the perpetrator prior to the offence, it's obvious that rapists aren't random men in dark alleys – they're normal guys with normal jobs and normal lives, who fail to understand when they're taking advantage of someone.
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But on Saturday, as Ms. Harris seeks to reinvigorate her presidential campaign, she went on the offensive, laying out a robust defense of her record as prosecutor and decrying what she called "self-appointed political commentators" who fail to understand the complexities of criminal justice.
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I never expected that internet CEOs would fail to understand one simple principle: that an individual endorsing (or denying) the extermination of millions of people, or attacking the victims of horrific crimes or the parents of murdered children, is far more indecent than an individual posting pornography.
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Afghans, who have witnessed how the country served as the starting point and continues to be seen by Islamic militants from around the world as a symbolic heartland of jihad against infidels understand this and wonder why the U.S. and international community fail to understand this implication.
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"I am a bit frustrated by the fact that we have been the only [Singapore-listed] company in the social media space, and I think a lot of investors fail to understand what the business is really all about and how profitable and interesting it is," he told CNBC.
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Why it matters: While there is no evidence that Amazon employees have attempted to do so, with Amazon telling Bloomberg that these instances are "highly controlled," it's yet another example of how customers can fail to understand how much personal data they're sharing by utilizing Big Tech products and services.
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The terms in which we frame this debate are crucial: If we fail to understand the problem correctly, and fail to set the appropriate terms and boundaries of the debate from the beginning, we risk searching in the fundamentally wrong places for killer robots and the means to mitigate their pernicious expression.
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Pushback: James Hoffa, president of the union that represents UPS drivers, sent a letter to UPS CEO David Abndey, saying: "I fail to understand how the Company neglected to take the steps necessary to ensure that it had a sufficient number of trained workers available to meet the demand generated by the digital economy."
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The problem is that Mr. Kaczynski, and others who similarly perceive the European Union or the institutions of liberal democracy as a threat to their way of life, fail to understand that a union of shared values and liberties, and independent institutions to safeguard them, is the surest defense against the sort of dictatorship they endured under Communism.
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Those who are still making short calls on gold — expecting that it will fall further — fail to understand that negative nominal rates coupled with rising inflation expectations are the rocket fuel for gold — especially since central banks are trapped in this vortex of persistently reducing the value of their currencies vis a vis their trading partners.
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At a time when President Trump is attacking courts for being out of touch with the people, Sotomayor is serving as the People's Justice, giving voice to the sentiments of both a substantial fraction of the legal elite, and the laypeople who fail to understand why a same-sex couple shouldn't be able to buy a wedding cake.
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Larson explores Churchill's political career and domestic life, drawing on diaries, archival documents, and intelligence reports to paint a picture of the man who led the UK through World War II. Gladwell's latest book describes the ways in which we fail to understand people we don't know, and why our miscommunications can have such dire consequences.
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High-profile characters at the heart of the crisis fail to understand its gravity; a clip in "The Lost Tapes" reveals Daryl Gates, the aggressive chief of the LAPD, joking with fundraisers that if it weren't for the police helicopters, the lighting at the riots would have been "horrible" (considered "out of touch", Gates was forced to resign later that year).
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It is possible figures like Obama and Biden promise reconciliation not because they fail to understand that the Republican Party is bad and likely to get worse, but because they understand this all too well—because they believe that keeping Democratic partisanship in check could forestall political instability and prevent, if only for a time, the crises for which we're destined.
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The purpose of these stories is not to unite a community around a tragedy as a less daring and more conventional narrative would have it, but to expose the ways in which the women of Kamchatka are fragmented personally, culturally and emotionally not only by the crime that jump-starts the novel, but by place, identity and the people who try, and often fail, to understand them.
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Ron Wyden has an op-ed in TechCrunch scolding tech CEOs for using Section 230 as an excuse to avoid thinking about content moderation: I never expected that internet CEOs would fail to understand one simple principle: that an individual endorsing (or denying) the extermination of millions of people, or attacking the victims of horrific crimes or the parents of murdered children, is far more indecent than an individual posting pornography.
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My question is twofold: 1) in a 24/7 short attention span world what's the best way to convey a point on something you find important, while holding the limited time you have to impress upon others before they move on (I'm thinking of tariffs explicitly as am baffled by several fellow Millennial small business owners who fail to understand that tariffs cost them, and I money in their products, raise prices, push inflation, and cause rate increases which decreases their ability to borrow for housing etc.
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