WHAT I WOULD HOPE PEOPLE WOULD DO IS NOT BE KNEE-JERK ANYTHING, KNEE JERK DEMOCRAT OR REPUBLICAN.
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" McEnany called the "knee-jerk" reaction to blame Trump "despicable.
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"We're not doing this by a knee jerk," said Rep.
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It's hard to not have a knee jerk reaction to that.
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I'm surprised we haven't seen more of a knee-jerk reaction.
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Q: You said earlier that you are a knee-jerk liberal?
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It's just a knee-jerk reaction; everything he does is bad.
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Knee-jerk reactions now could create large pileups down the road.
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Franken's first apology was his knee-jerk reaction -- his instinctual response.
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"It's my knee-jerk reaction to what's going on," he said.
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" But Carafano at Heritage said the actions were "not knee-jerk.
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But they also shouldn't become knee-jerk contrarians against mainstream taste.
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She gave "kind of knee-jerk responses to things," he said.
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Knee-jerk deregulation is not the only threat to financial stability.
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While innovative ideas can be threatening, knee-jerk opposition is worse.
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"A reaction is knee-jerk," she says, and often something we regret.
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Knee-jerk responses to China risk curbing collaboration as well as competition.
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We see potential for knee-jerk tests of $50 for oil prices.
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That is why most of it is just a knee-jerk reaction.
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China's technological rise requires a strategic answer, not a knee-jerk one.
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But this knee-jerk criticism is misguided and hypocritical for several reasons.
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The self-defeating nature of these knee-jerk reactions quickly became evident.
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According to Cooke, Rubin has become a knee-jerk opponent of Trump.
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Both very kind of emotional knee-jerk decision makers, to an extent.
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However, the decision to include the look was no knee-jerk reaction.
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It would, instead, have required Democrats to look past knee-jerk partisanship.
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Bimodal bilingualism is not a knee-jerk attempt to save sign language.
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Programs have reverted to knee-jerk reactions versus thoughtful, research-based recommendations.
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But these objections have been a little too knee-jerk and unreflective.
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"It's a knee-jerk reaction to anything that expands Medicare," she said.
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Not just a knee-jerk so strong I shatter my own chin.
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Time to call for a knee-jerk corrective to make that more difficult.
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A Trump presidency, she said, would warrant a knee-jerk reaction from markets.
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Some of that may be sincere, and some of it knee-jerk reaction.
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Knee-jerk opposition to greater Chinese influence in Asia—such as the botched
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I felt my stiff, injured knee jerk as she pulled me over it.
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Obviously, the simple, knee-jerk response or solution is to save more money.
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With investors becoming increasingly risk-averse, knee-jerk redemptions have become more common.
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The knee-jerk reaction is that the Gatebox is yet another Japanese oddity.
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"It's a knee-jerk reaction to judge people when they're vulnerable," Bell writes.
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"That doesn't sound like someone who is a knee-jerk partisan," she said.
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Instead, he takes side trips into tired knee-jerk liberalism and therapeutic healing.
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However, neither is as worrying as investors' knee-jerk reaction to the deal.
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It's a knee-jerk response when someone checks our privilege for us (see: #AllLivesMatter).
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I'm not proud of my knee-jerk rage, which I inherited from my father.
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McBride advises consumers to "resist the knee-jerk reaction" regardless of this election's outcome.
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But other than some knee-jerk reactions, financial markets mostly shrugged off those developments.
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I think this is probably just a knee-jerk reaction after the headline print.
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"It's a knee-jerk over-response to a low-likelihood event," Fox tells VICE.
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Yet a knee-jerk reaction may distract us from looking at the big picture.
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In a knee-jerk reaction, I took to social media to express my disappointment.
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It's a knee-jerk reaction that I don't believe solves the problems, at all.
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The knee-jerk opposition is real, and it could easily lead to overbearing laws.
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The knee-jerk reaction is to push that button, and everything goes to zero.
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"This is the typical knee-jerk panic that then produces major downsides," he continued.
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You "don't want a knee-jerk reaction to something like this," Mr. Higdon said.
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"This is a knee-jerk reaction," says Jacqui Hatfield of Orrick, a law firm.
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I can see how the knee-jerk politically correct police can't grasp this concept.
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Orlando is worried that could leave room for knee-jerk trading to the downside.
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Maybe I've just become desensitized to these knee-jerk, teleprompter apologies for public misdeeds.
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This is a knee-jerk response to the current technopanic over facial recognition technology.
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I think that's the issue with the knee-jerk reaction you see in the stock.
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It's sort of a knee-jerk reaction to that character and her relationship with Leonard.
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Their environmentalism is sometimes knee-jerk, as in their opposition to new runways and fracking.
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Mr Stephens-Davidowitz is not just any knee-jerk cheerleader for the Big Data revolution.
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In all likelihood, a Trump victory would lead to a swift, knee-jerk sell-off.
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Depressingly, it appears female celebrities have taken up the mantle of knee-jerk victim-blaming.
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"When I see things, of course I feel that natural, knee-jerk anger," she admits.
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Market participants said the drop after the summit was canceled was a knee-jerk reaction.
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The primary knee-jerk reactions to a bigger field boil down primarily to two fears.
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Just a knee-jerk political decision with no input from those who must execute it.
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All too many of his followers reflect his intellectual passivity and his knee-jerk alienation.
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Ergo the dollar got another pummelling and commodities had their usual knee-jerk inverse reaction.
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"My immediate knee-jerk reaction was loudly saying, 'No, I don't like that,'" she wrote.
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China's offshore yuan slipped in a knee-jerk reaction but the overall response was limited.
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But my knee-jerk reaction to defend my love of reality television will never fade.
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Aside from Nordstrom exploring going private, the rally in retail seems knee-jerk to Cramer.
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The rise of the grandmillennial is a knee-jerk, maximalist reaction to that very minimalism.
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The problem isn't that anyone has a knee-jerk reaction to yet another mass shooting.
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When left to your own devices, you have a knee-jerk reaction to your feelings.
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But the impact seems limited to some knee-jerk weakening in the Japanese yen JPY=.
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Knee-jerk "Misery" comparisons may be off: It's a remake of a French TV movie.
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But it was preparing to buy more if new sanctions triggered a knee-jerk selloff.
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They are saying it because it's a knee-jerk rebuttal to a challenge about guns.
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Some analysts, however, attributed the firm's share price dip as being a knee-jerk reaction.
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This the reason why you saw weakness in the dollar as a knee-jerk reaction.
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They couldn't be dismissed as knee-jerk opponents of Nixon or as sour-grapes McGovernites.
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Anecdotally, knee-jerk bleakness appears to be the hot new trend in climate non-activism.
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It&aposs what they see on social media so this knee-jerk reaction is what happens.
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Market participants said the sharp drop after the summit was canceled was a knee-jerk reaction.
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As with all new technologies, there is today a knee-jerk reaction against 'screens' for children.
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You had to keep pushing people so that their first knee-jerk reaction isn't the answer.
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But investors' knee jerk reaction was to sell the stock after its less-than-stellar guidance.
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That is partly out of knee-jerk complicity with the culture of leadership and celebrity worship.
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It's a mistake to have a knee-jerk reaction either way, reflexively for or against regulation.
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Don't offer knee-jerk reactions to terrorism Our national security challenges require great caution from leaders.
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Congestion concerns related to Uber and peers have been "knee jerk," according to one industry watcher.
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But there's a valid point behind what, on the surface, seems like typical knee-jerk complaining.
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We agree that a knee-jerk reaction to all exotic species is not the best policy.
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This is why there has been a knee-jerk reaction in favor of anti-establishment candidates.
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"It's a knee-jerk reaction of the government with what happens in the moment," she said.
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I don't want to see regulation that's knee-jerk or comes from a position of fear.
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It's time to put aside this knee-jerk emotionalism and confront the realities of the issue.
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"I guess the one group spared his uninformed, knee-jerk debasement has been golfers," he added.
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Using their limited potential to cause harm as the basis for knee-jerk legislation is misguided.
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They see it as not just a knee-jerk reflex but as something we can control.
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That might mean curtailing your knee-jerk impulse to intervene and fix the problem for her.
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"So we don't really act in a knee-jerk reaction to a currency weakness," Naidoo said.
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Craig Blair, a Republican committee member, said a "knee jerk reaction" led to the revenue revision.
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However, the knee-jerk reaction to buy safe-haven currencies on the news unwound fairly quickly.
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If anything, Eastwood is showing us that rational thinking will always win over knee-jerk reactions.
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But can we please do so without jumping to political excommunication as the knee-jerk penalty?
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People in the West have a knee-jerk tendency to celebrate anyone for being a woman.
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Knee-jerk reactions to sensational papers about the legal risks of new technologies can do real harm.
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One of the most common pitfalls among investors is a knee-jerk response to short term volatility.
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A knee-jerk reaction is outrage that Google and Apple allow such software in their online stores.
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The initial knee-jerk reaction to Abigail (even my own) was tainted with creepypasta levels of edginess.
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"This looks like a knee-jerk reaction," said a Gulf analyst, who asked not to be named.
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Often, these companies' knee-jerk reaction is to slash prices on their merchandise, which further erodes profitability.
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Rising tensions in the Middle East typically trigger a knee-jerk increase in the price of oil.
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"You're having a knee-jerk reaction to your sadness and not wanting to be alone," she says.
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It also doesn't explain the knee-jerk support of more famous and, presumably, more insulated media personalities.
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"This seems to be the knee jerk reaction [from the PBM industry]," the official told reporters Thursday.
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"It could have been a knee jerk reaction in consumers to buckle down their borrowing," said Sweet.
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This gives him enough leeway to pick his spots, minimize trading activity, and avoid knee-jerk reactions.
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In knee-jerk fashion to the surprise result, the iShares MSCI Malaysia ETF dropped 6.03 percent overnight.
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A knee-jerk defense of the EPA by an environmentalist and beltway insider does not represent Missouri.
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Biden's knee-jerk reaction to criticism is to puff out his chest and talk about his experience.
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They also apologized for their "knee jerk" reaction, laughing awkwardly at T.I.'s revelation about his daughter.
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When comparing anyone to Taylor Swift, there's a knee-jerk reaction to not take the conversation seriously.
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Of course, Zika is not the only example of a knee-jerk reaction to urgent human need.
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The "2D Airpods" stickers are meant to inspire a knee-jerk reaction when people first notice them.
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"The alt-right is too sophisticated to be mistaken for a mindless knee-jerk reaction," they write.
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Nope. Their knee-jerk response is to slash funding for Medicaid, putting millions of kids at risk.
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Hulse, the chief Washington correspondent for The New York Times, is not a knee-jerk Trump critic.
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For many, Christian observance and Christian religiosity are deeply intertwined with a kind of knee-jerk authoritarianism.
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The knee-jerk reaction is to assume people are finally be fed up with Facebook's privacy issues.
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A turning point for him was the government's knee-jerk cover-up of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
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In the aftermath of every mass shooting, I have opposed knee-jerk reactions from gun control advocates.
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Barr said he initially had a "knee jerk reaction" to reject the help from the social worker.
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This "back to analog" moment isn't just a knee-jerk, stopgap reaction to a short-term problem.
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Of course, not all Muslims agree with this knee-jerk reaction; many simply prefer to stay silent.
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The knee-jerk reaction to be polite undermines your confidence, critics say, and underscores your own insecurity.
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"Stoltz assessed that Darden's letter to All of Garden was "a knee-jerk reaction by overzealous trademark lawyers.
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For some on the far-right, the clip is an example of media malfeasance and knee-jerk reactions.
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"It's a lot of wait-and-see and short little knee-jerk reactions to different headlines," he said.
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My knee-jerk reaction is "hell no," but, Riverdale has a tendency of making heroes out of monsters.
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We often see the market make a quick knee jerk reaction and it's often in the wrong direction.
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Please feel free to unburden yourself of any knee-jerk thoughts typically ascribed to fourteen-year-old boys.
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It's not clear it's being driven by the dual mandate and the decision-making is just knee-jerk.
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There is a knee-jerk attempt by President Donald Trump to discredit witnesses as Never Trumpers or nobodies.
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I could just hear my voice saying these really horrible things, as a kind of knee-jerk reaction.
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Zhou Hao, analyst at Commerzbank in Singapore described the gains in the yuan as a "knee-jerk" reaction.
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" "If you were to look historically, the market's initial knee jerk reaction tends to be the wrong one.
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Despite knee-jerk protestations from most of the GOP, it is inarguably right to call Trump's echo racist.
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" Varner said he was dismissed in "what I felt was an ugly, knee-jerk reaction kind of way.
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Analysts say the knee-jerk reactions in stocks in the wake of President Donald Trump's election on Nov.
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This wasn't a knee-jerk response to reports of homophobic chanting at the Brighton game – far from it.
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There have been a lot of knee-jerk responses from people who object to it politically or philosophically.
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A knee-jerk reaction to Bacon's log could be that she considers herself above the rest of us.
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I just find the knee-jerk arguments invoked against her—and against others who have been mentioned—depressing.
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Fiscal conservatives are often accused of holding a knee-jerk objection to any new spending for any reason.
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Using incarceration as a knee-jerk response to low level or nonviolent drug offenses is one salient example.
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Nakano said any knee jerk reaction to the North Korean threat could risk inflaming tensions across the region.
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To some, the council's reaction to the chief's posts might seem like a knee-jerk cry of prejudice.
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"It (reaction to PM's comments) is a knee-jerk reaction," said Gaurang Shah, vice president, Geojit BNP Paribas.
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" CNN calls it the "knee-jerk opposition from liberals (and Never Trumpers) to anything and everything Trump does.
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"These are knee-jerk reactions, and people have nothing else to do" because of lockdowns over the coronavirus.
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Markets could witness a knee-jerk reaction on Monday as traders were expecting an upgrade from S&P.
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And then you get the knee jerk reaction that you had the last 40 years whenever that happens.
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The yen jumped in a knee-jerk reaction, trading at 111.96 to the dollar at 3:38 p.m.
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"It's a knee-jerk reaction," Cardillo said, adding that strength in earnings was sufficient to prop up markets.
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And President Trump's new thrust on foreign policy isn't getting knee jerk approval from some of his supporters.
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I think this knee-jerk reaction is more on an emotional level than on an actual sustainability level.
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But the market's knee-jerk response to the proposed constitutional change already showed signs of being short-lived.
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Hughes feels a collective assumption being made about them based upon all the knee-jerk feedback they've received.
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How you get there is by getting beyond the knee-jerk reactions and building on a thoughtful approach.
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We're all so used to judging and flattering ourselves and each other that it's become a knee-jerk response.
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"It's the initial knee-jerk reaction — which I totally get because it is a problem and valid," she said.
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First though, a narrow defeat on Tuesday will trigger a knee-jerk 1-2 percent sterling fall, he cautions.
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"WICET as an organization is underpinned by some very strong balance sheets," he said, arguing against "knee jerk" decisions.
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To the extent that the three of us differ, it's not based on knee-jerk ideology, or simplistic slogans.
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I've tried to not respond in a knee-jerk manner, and I've stayed very close to who I am.
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But she's just a knee-jerk reaction to the ladylike princess character, evolved into a controlling, type-A perfectionist.
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"I think that it is a knee-jerk reaction to those attacks (in Paris and Brussels)," he told CNBC.
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"Whenever there is a police shooting involving a minority, their knee jerk reaction is to allege racism," he wrote.
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Knee-jerk emotions aside, it's also philosophically comforting: Turning off notifications forces you to be more proactive than reactive.
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"The corporate market doesn't typically respond in knee-jerk fashion to sudden changes in bond yields," he told me.
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And the only thing that is not beautiful is to be caddy, rude, jealous, knee jerk or bully someone.
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"The claims being made are beyond preposterous and clearly a knee-jerk reaction to Danielle's filing," her rep said.
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Without taking the time to investigate and contextualize situations, you're more likely to make knee-jerk decisions, Bennett says.
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Conservative pundits need to become more intellectually honest and not knee-jerk in dismissing mainstream outlets as inherently biased.
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"It was a bit of knee-jerk, the sell-off that we saw," said Mizuho rates strategist Peter McCallum.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee, as tensions over North Korea spurred fears of a knee-jerk reaction from the president.
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"I think we should all be anti-war, I think that should be our knee-jerk reaction," Cranston said.
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I was the lazy one, with my knee-jerk judgments and distant clichés, my superiority from three stories up.
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The initial reaction has been a knee-jerk move to the left by a handful of potential 2100 candidates.
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Amrita Sen of Energy Aspects said oil prices could fall below $40 on Monday in a knee-jerk reaction.
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"Current price moves are a knee jerk reaction to the Vale news," said BMO Capital Markets analyst Kash Kamal.
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But I don't just see this sort of knee-jerk jerky commentary when I post something trivial about parenting.
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But there are objections to the proposal that go beyond the knee-jerk anti–big government opinions you'd expect.
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The knee-jerk reaction to the European Union's decision to fine Google $5.1 billion is to blame the Europeans.
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So I decided to push past that knee-jerk impulse to lie by omission, and volunteered the information instead.
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"In the aftermath of every mass shooting, I have opposed knee-jerk reactions from gun control advocates," Stewart wrote.
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And her knee-jerk tendency to categorize and make broad generalizations seems uncannily similar to the environment she's criticizing.
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"The first piece of advice, especially for retirement savers, is not to have a knee-jerk reaction," she said.
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It also increases the risk of another leak and public outcry, which easily leads to a knee-jerk reaction.
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Even with Giolito's regression, the knee-jerk reaction to the trade across baseball was best described as mild shock.
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Like many, before I arrived at Desire, my knee-jerk reaction was that swingers were strange, maybe even pitiful.
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In this case, he took a standard knee jerk reaction approach and was wrong because this was a background briefing.
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"The bureau has illustrated its knee-jerk hostility to this industry," said Noel Francisco of corporate defense firm Jones Day.
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He told CNN on Sunday that he was "not an automatic, knee-jerk no" on any of the potential nominees.
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"There's an immediate, knee-jerk reaction to tighten policy more," said Ellen Zentner, chief United States economist for Morgan Stanley.
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The knee-jerk reaction to infidelity, most of the time, is to tell the person who got jilted to GTFO.
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"In no way is this a knee-jerk reaction or me trying to spite the board," Anzalone told BuzzFeed News.
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And the only thing that is not beautiful is to be caddy [sic], rude, jealous, knee jerk or bully someone.
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It's time to figure out if all this pointed anxiety is unfounded knee-jerk apprehension or just a good point.
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But over time, knee-jerk praise for the military has almost become a necessary condition of being a good citizen.
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"The knee-jerk reaction of selling everything and anything emerging market-related will prove to be an overreaction," she said.
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"We don't have this knee jerk reaction of giving a sleeping pill to everyone who suffers from insomnia," says Culebras.
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The Fed ought to be weary of appearing to react in a knee-jerk way to volatility in financial markets.
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Savvas responded in kind and it sent the Thai crowd of knee-jerk cheerleaders into a wild and squalling din.
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In the fallout from his loss to Bisping, the knee-jerk calls for Silva's retirement ignore a few important truths.
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It slid to 109.220 the previous day in a knee-jerk reaction to North Korea's hydrogen bomb test on Sunday.
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"Please do not let what appears to be a unilateral, knee-jerk reaction override quality systems of care," Toutant wrote.
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Despite their creation as a knee-jerk response to a social crisis, however, these laws were rarely used for decades.
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In Georgia the incumbent, David Perdue, is a knee-jerk Trumpite who won last time in a banner Republican year.
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The bro was affable — if a little knee-jerk anti-woman — and the bro wanted to have a good time.
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Or is it a knee-jerk reaction that will not effectively address the problem and only gives us false hope?
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The release prompted a great deal of smart, insightful writing, but also a lot of knee-jerk and predictable cant.
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"The knee-jerk reaction is going to be the gun people aren't going to want any changes," Mr. Cleveland said.
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This short pause made me more aware of how I use money, which is often as a knee-jerk solution.
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The psychology of stockpiling "Bans often inspire a knee-jerk reaction from the people they affect the most," Helms said.
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Most indexes in the region edged down, though the knee-jerk reaction to buy safe-haven currencies unwound fairly quickly.
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The book "pushes you to slow down, think harder and revisit your knee-jerk assumptions," The Times's Jennifer Szalai wrote.
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If Sanders wins Iowa, there could be a knee-jerk reaction in stocks, but it may not be big initially.
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I still wasn't sold on the whole thing, but slowly my knee-jerk emotional fear gave way to genuine inquisitiveness.
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Despite such theological differences, it's ironic that many Westerners have a knee-jerk negative reaction to a robot like Mindar.
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The knee-jerk questioning of whether my life is worth saving drives my opposition to the legalization of assisted suicide.
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It was an out of character, knee-jerk reaction, and I felt so awful about it that I removed it.
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"Everyone's knee-jerk reaction is to think that increased concentration will lead to higher prices for these inputs," he said.
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And it's his knee-jerk traditionalism when it comes to gender and the family that dooms him to remaining a pawn.
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Several members of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs resigned at this obvious knee jerk reaction to tabloid reporting.
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I understand now how easily anguish and despair can produce regressive, knee-jerk reactions—fueled by fear and stoked by sensationalism.
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"Knee jerk would be to sell the dollar and buy equities," said Win Thin, foreign exchange strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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These institutions aren't short-term traders, they're long-term investors who don't react in a knee-jerk fashion to market moves.
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When I see stuff like this, as opposed to the knee-jerk I-knew-him-first reaction, I'm positively elated. Yes!
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"The cancellation generated a knee-jerk risk-off response," John Canavan, market strategist at Stone & McCarthy Research Associates in New York.
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Subordinated bank paper fell a quarter to three-quarters of a point yesterday in a knee-jerk reaction to StanChart's announcement.
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The second is the continued knee-jerk rule that makes almost all drugs in the United States available by prescription only.
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But he also said investors' selling was a typical "knee-jerk" reaction of ditching bank stocks when recession fears ramp up.
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The thing is, Britain's leaders risk going beyond engagement and realpolitik to something more craven, something closer to knee-jerk sycophancy.
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" According to CNN, the syndrome is the "knee-jerk opposition from liberals (and Never Trumpers) to anything and everything Trump does.
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The weight of long-term investors is "substantial", she says, so the risks of a knee-jerk sell-off are low.
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"The knee-jerk reaction would more likely be to boost spending and handouts, which would pressure the country's ratings," they added.
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Even with this information, Schwartz's knee jerk reaction is to defend his friend, someone with a well-known history of infidelities.
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With global powers on tenterhooks, the risk of a miscalculation -- and a knee-jerk deployment of a nuclear weapon -- would increase.
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Far from being a one-dimensional, knee-jerk, anti-establishment development, the drive for Brexit has been decades in the making.
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While the move has repeatedly been criticized for its knee-jerk overreaction and misplaced solution, the government has not backed down.
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When trouble erupted in July the knee-jerk response was to blame Pakistan and to clamp down hard on the protests.
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Rethinking The 'Millennial Problem' At first glance, this prospect might seem more of a knee-jerk reaction than a thoughtful strategy.
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T.T.I.P. could similarly threaten traditional farming interests and arouse knee-jerk European suspicions about common trans-Atlantic health and environmental standards.
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"We helped him make much better decisions, which were contrary to kind of what his knee-jerk reaction was," Ryan said.
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One copper trader said the knee-jerk reaction to the headlines may not last and "we need to see more detail".
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Brent crude prices fell 22019% to US$2137 a barrel, causing a knee-jerk reaction in regional equity and credit markets.
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The smoke turned out to be caused by gas burning nearby, and the move was a "knee-jerk reaction," analysts said.
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But even though everyone was impressed by the flavors, it couldn't rid a knee-jerk reaction from the birthday boy's wife.
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My knee-jerk was to add fuel, to spar back, to cuss her out, to tell her how wrong she was.
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There's a knee-jerk reaction that the intensity of the difference somehow has to be greater than the possibility of commonality.
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In typical, knee-jerk reaction from the Bannon-Coulter-King peanut gallery, the reaction was swift, harsh and typically anti-immigrant.
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The mercurial politicians who demand our stringent, focused repudiation tend to prompt, instead, knee-jerk responses — angry email threads, reactive essays.
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I hope the pendulum will soon swing back to a more reasonable and thoughtful, less knee-jerk political and cultural climate.
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This gendered knee-jerk critical stance that assumes less intentionality for works made by women is a phenomenon that persists today.
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"If we'd succumbed to those 'knee-jerk' early reactions, 20 years of extremely valuable science would never have occurred," he said.
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Especially in charged conversations, it can be tempting to toss out a knee-jerk remark or put up a defensive stance.
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"In the event of the UK leaving, the initial knee-jerk impact on the market could be quite negative," it said.
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It's not as much of a knee-jerk reflex as many think, but that doesn't mean you can't learn from it.
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This should be the debate - whether we want to provide access to insurance for all - rather than knee-jerk political responses.
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The left's knee-jerk reaction became a lesson about the folly of attaching political narratives to a senseless act of bloodshed.
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These knee-jerk policies could temporarily put a lid on these tragic killings, but they can't tackle their deep-rooted causes.
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"Medium to long-term, the election results could have a benefit, but in the short term we should not be at all surprised to see some knee-jerk reactions, just as you saw a knee-jerk reaction" to the nuclear deal reached in July by Iranian hard-liners, said one official who spoke anonymously to discuss administration thinking.
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While your knee-jerk reaction may be shock, sadness, perhaps disgust, you're going to have to just trust us on this one.
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However, he emphasized it was a knee-jerk reaction and did not necessarily indicate what the market would look like on Monday.
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Despite their influence over the PC gaming industry, Valve is not a company known for making knee jerk reactions, even under pressure.
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It's interesting, because I think the knee-jerk reaction has been very sort of negative towards the parents and that's very clear.
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The goal of any investor should be to focus on their long-term plan and avoid knee-jerk reactions, according to Boneparth.
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People reflexively dismiss and decry change, especially on social media, which amplifies all the most immediate knee-jerk reactions to new events.
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As the victim of a violent crime, I tend to chafe at the knee-jerk defense of folks who commit unnecessary violence.
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"A classic knee-jerk reaction is in play," Eli Lee, head of investment strategy at Bank of Singapore, said in a note.
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Investors have a horrible track record of knee-jerk reactions to market volatility, which means they miss out on subsequent big gains.
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In Liverpool, the knee-jerk threat of the teenage dealer calling in a debt is no longer a fistfight around the corner.
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"When you get a knee-jerk reaction, it's not surprising to see a pullback," said Greg Woodard, portfolio strategist at Manning & Napier.
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For years now, Google's knee-jerk response to its frequent regulatory entanglements has been to point a finger north: It's Microsoft's fault!
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Rob Mockler, the film's writer, directer, and editor, describes the film's conception as part of a knee-jerk reaction to social media.
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"We must always examine scrupulously requests for support from our partners - we mustn't affirm hastily, nor issue knee-jerk rejections," she said.
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I THINK THAT ONCE YOU LABEL YOURSELF SOMETHING, YOU COME OUT LOOKING LIKE A KNEE JERK SUPPORTER OF CERTAIN POINTS OF VIEW.
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"When it becomes apparent to me and I'm not a knee-jerk coach," Vogel told reporters in terms of a possible change.
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Franklin Williams's work is the kind that challenges a viewer and demands the labor of self-reflection to resist knee-jerk reactions.
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When the news first hit before the opening bell on Friday, the trading algorithms had a knee-jerk that sent futures higher.
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"All this simply looks like slander by a turncoat," said the presidential spokesman Dmitri S. Peskov, giving the usual knee-jerk response.
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But there's not much, practically, that the administration can do to act on Trump's shrill and knee-jerk reaction to this tragedy.
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The company said it has been talking to the Indian government, but Wednesday's move was "not a knee-jerk reaction," Saxena said.
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The company said it has been talking to the Indian government, but Wednesday's move was "not a knee-jerk reaction," Saxena said.
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There seems to be some knee-jerk, intuitive way in which that's the default stance and in which the real is preferable.
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Or a second-rate demagogue with a rat-like instinct for arousing his base's baser emotions and his enemies' knee-jerk reactions.
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"It's the knee-jerk that marketing needed, and the equilibrium we have been missing between brand and performance marketing for so long."
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Knee-jerk, belligerent, circle-the-wagons, we're-the-real-victims-here defiance has become the default attitude in Donald Trump's Republican Party.
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Instead of knee-jerk opposition to Kavanaugh, Democrats might focus on fighting battles that must be fought and which they can win.
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Alhabash's point, however, is that this can be a very knee-jerk experience, which doesn't really lend itself to reflective war memes.
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Somewhere in the middle is Schiaparelli, where Bertrand Guyon is in the process of a slow shift away from knee-jerk surrealism.
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Its knee-jerk use sounded like a clanging alarm bell, a warning of the approaching collapse of an entire nation-building project.
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Still, your friend's knee-jerk refusal to bless the date, after having seen this fellow for just a few months, seems selfish.
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The knee-jerk reaction from the market is probably a bit excessive and needs to calm down and take an objective view.
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It also gave up most of its knee-jerk gains against the euro, which was trading at 88.21 pence by 1056 GMT.
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The knee-jerk reaction, among Jones and some parts of the conservative movement, is that banning Jones will only make him stronger.
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Hatfield said the latest restrictions were in the works long before Saturday's quake, and weren't a "knee-jerk" response to the weekend tremor.
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Perhaps because of all that my knee-jerk reaction is to pooh-pooh anything tied to that world — including the world's best sweatshirt.
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Well, I just thought, when you're at a festival and you're trying to talk—I just see it as a knee-jerk reaction.
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For people who have wished to see justice for Cosby's victims, the knee-jerk reaction to the network's decision is one of elation.
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Given that election night marked the beginning of a new and utterly horrifying national nightmare, the knee-jerk "flight" response is perhaps unsurprising.
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Some strategists predict that a Clinton presidential victory would fare better for markets, while a Trump win could cause a "knee-jerk" reaction.
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But right now, I think there's kind of a knee jerk tendency to say, 'Oh, we're competitors,' and parallel universes are being created.
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Unfortunately, that same platform means his plans face instant, knee-jerk scrutiny that previous generation's innovators, inventors and geniuses might have wilted beneath.
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For Shafer, the tweets are obvious diversion and bait, designed to sucker Trump's liberal critics into a knee-jerk response they can't resist.
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The Canadian dollar also came off the worst of its lows overnight, as some of the knee-jerk selling of riskier assets abated.
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"I would expect this to be more of a short-term knee-jerk reaction than a material, long-term change in the sector."
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Yet their portrait of a mindless, knee-jerk activist left "predicated upon critiques of bureaucracy, verticality, exclusion and institutionalisation" seems grounded and real.
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This knee-jerk reaction - this lack of critical thinking - is not only intellectually lazy, but a dangerous impetus for the spread of propaganda.
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That was my knee-jerk reaction to the latest example in a long, seemingly never-ending string of spasms of everyday public hate.
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But don't react impulsively and try to avoid having a knee-jerk reaction by getting emotional, defensive or trying to debate the feedback.
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Now is the time to apply known procedures for controlling contagious disease rather than adopting knee-jerk policies such as a travel ban.
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All too often there is a knee-jerk reaction to the notion that more resources devoted to technology will be beneficial to students.
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Then there are the nebulous, less logical arguments, those knee-jerk reactions that people use to justify their discomfort with technology like this.
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"The goal was to help my team learn what was actually going on, versus our knee-jerk reaction," he told me in Redmond.
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Wasn't Kanye's dismissal of Taylor's artistry rooted in a knee-jerk refusal to allow that art made for teenage girls can be worthwhile?
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On Pro Basketball Go ahead, knee-jerk basketball critics, have your doomsday reaction to the San Antonio Spurs' stunning loss of Tony Parker.
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But as the knee-jerk celebration faded, a spirit of genuine anger and concern flooded social media outlets from Lyft's family of users.
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But responses from our elected officials should be more than knee-jerk reactions to provide lip service and soundbites in a terrible situation.
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The structure of the Trump Cabinet is decidedly anti-trade, which may very well result in knee-jerk reactions to international market activity.
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The hope, one source told CNN, is to avoid "stupid moves" and "knee-jerk reactions" that would only worsen an already dicey situation.
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Apple's stock is expected to face a knee-jerk reaction on Tuesday, when Wall Street reopens after the Presidents Day holiday, Ives said.
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The knee-jerk trading reaction is that when the market sells off quickly the defensive sectors are the ones that sell off least.
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He is looking at the landscape of museum culture with fresh eyes, and not repeating ubiquitous knee jerk decisions made in the past.
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When I first understood, via Edward Snowden, that the U.S. government was collecting data on all of us, I didn't knee-jerk freak out.
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But every time he holds a well-planned photo op, he backs off of the governing and shifts into a knee-jerk campaign mode.
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While there will be a knee-jerk reaction if the bill does not pass, it will not change the underlying economic picture, he said.
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"I would probably tell him that he's got to stop making such knee-jerk reactions," said Barajas, founder and CEO of Wealth Management Lab.
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USA Today has a rundown of who won and who lost on the opening night as well as some of the knee-jerk reactions.
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Warren is throwing down the gauntlet that to her an anti-Trump stance shouldn't mean a knee-jerk embrace of everything that Trump criticizes.
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This will replace the blindfold on Lady Justice, and condemn the transformation of split-second decisions into knee-jerk reactions perhaps fueled by bias.
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You get a knee-jerk reaction to the downside and then we move higher very quickly; we just sped up the process on that.
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COMPARISONS with dark chapters in Jewish history tend to elicit the knee-jerk Israeli response of asur le'hashvot, the Hebrew for "you can't compare".
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"One of the natural ways to handle that knee-jerk reaction is to elevate ourselves to their level, or knock them down," she says.
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We all understand a little more about the culture around us by waiting a while in its company, without judging on a knee-jerk.
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That knee-jerk opposition—that unwillingness to engage in the issue, while criticizing the action of resistance—always proves the legitimacy of the complaint.
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In an exclusive interview on "Squawk Box, " Buffett said he doesn't make knee-jerk reactions about stocks after events like the French presidential election.
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"Soules' 911 call, released yesterday, proved that the initial knee-jerk coverage of this accident was incorrect," the lawyers' statement via Us Weekly began.
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It's like it's a knee jerk, not to the fundamentals of the market, but things that may happen on a day-by-day basis.
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We need to be thoughtful and not overreact as we deal with it, and make sure we have policy solutions, not knee-jerk reactions.
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Because not everyone reads about escalator capacity theories, the knee-jerk reaction is that eliminating a walking lane on escalators would slow everything down.
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They have the potential to cause a knee-jerk reaction in financial advisors' clients, which could negatively affect their returns over the long run.
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"A lot of people's knee-jerk reaction is just, 'Oh, get them off the streets and find them a good home,'" Ms. Wylde said.
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You can use this insight to know that you'll have a knee-jerk reaction to your opposition's points (an action that will be reciprocated).
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"After any event like this, you're going to see a knee jerk reaction," said Edward Panek, head of ABS investment at Henderson Global Investors.
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Alex: I generally think she's the smartest character on the show, but they haven't done enough work on her knee-jerk opposition to Dany.
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That's the usual knee-jerk reaction of investors when the economic cycle is getting old and the Federal Reserve Bank is raising interest rates.
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Investors are eager for more clarity, but fear a knee-jerk reaction from Congress that could derail the cryptocurrency industry in its early years.
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Williams's book is a revelation — she has her great-great grandmother's slave contract — and it always provokes intense, but non-knee-jerk class discussions.
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Such is life in the era of the knee-jerk double down, which is why the era of megafires is likely here to stay.
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Today we are seeing the knee-jerk reaction as far as the dollar to just move on rate differentials and the bond market move.
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The S&P/ASX 210 index plunged 6.43% to 26.4,22 in a knee-jerk reaction to U.S. President Donald Trump's address to the nation.
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A common knee-jerk reaction against generous social policies for single mothers is that they pose a moral hazard and encourage more single motherhood.
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Wednesday's fire could well have killed more people than all three attacks combined, he said, warning against loss of perspective and knee-jerk reactions.
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It is also unlikely to change the minds of rape apologists who, in a knee-jerk fashion, always discount the words of the accusers.
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To Republicans, I say recognize the difference between campaigning and governing, and beware of knee-jerk opposition to the accomplishments of the Obama era.
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Washington has ruled out a "knee jerk" response to the attack, but Pentagon officials have been ordered to plan a potential course of action.
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"This is a knee-jerk reaction given that Bolton has been so adversarial with Iran," said Matt Smith, director of commodity strategy at ClipperData.
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Measured policy responses may be less emotionally satisfying than knee jerk reactions, but there are now well-established procedures that can lead to resolution.
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So it's always encouraging to see people realize and publicly admit the error of their knee-jerk ways when it comes to believing victims.
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There's absolutely material to be mined from circular internet debates and knee-jerk outrage culture, but "Kimmy Goes to a Play!" doesn't find it.
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"These policies represent a knee-jerk response that is unmoored from evidence," Leo Beletsky, an opioid policy researcher at Northeastern University, told Gizmodo via email.
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A.A.d city at the Grammys that people would knee jerk reject "White Privilege II," or at least smell a whiff of disingenuous grandstanding in it.
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Most of the experts interviewed for this story said the requirement was "knee-jerk," unnecessary and should be ditched to fix the pilot shortage crisis.
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But dispensing with any knee-jerk scoffing or vanity shaming, dermatologists say the practice of "preventative Botox" actually makes sense and is rapidly gaining steam.
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In an email Friday, Doctorow criticized the move as nothing more than a knee-jerk response to an article Bird did not find particularly flattering.
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It just might have to wait until a little more time has passed so everyone can move on from eight years of knee jerk obstinacy.
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Having multiple unconnected people review each report can prevent groupthink and "the knee-jerk victim-blaming response" that takes hold in many workplaces, she said.
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Debbie Saslaw: No. But the older I get, the more I identify with him: My knee-jerk reaction is to resist any and all authority.
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On cue, Bey's dutiful audience of hip-hop devotees whooped and applauded in unison, as if in instinctual or knee-jerk reaction to the sentiment.
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Still, she said there was limited value in standing in front of a crowd and cracking a bunch of knee-jerk jokes about Mr. Trump.
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All that hawkish Fed talk in recent weeks, as well as the market's knee-jerk reaction, seemed kind of silly after Friday's dismal jobs report.
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" The knee-jerk criticism from other designers is the result of short-term thinking, Reed says: "In one day, you don't see the full picture.
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A quest for the full truth, rather than knee-jerk partisanship, must be our guide if we are going to rebuild civic trust and health.
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Every time there is a new round of spending announced, it always leads to a knee-jerk reaction, which makes the stock hard to own.
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And unless you're someone who loves change and risks and adapting yourself to suit an unfamiliar aesthetic, the easiest reaction is a knee-jerk nope.
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It's okay to change your investment strategy over time, but you should be careful to avoid knee-jerk reactions based on the daily news cycle.
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"When you get a knee-jerk reaction, it's not surprising to see a pullback," said Greg Woodard, managing director of fixed income at Manning & Napier.
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Time will tell if this system works or is hobbled by people knee-jerk hitting thumbs down whenever they see things like Woody Allen's face.
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"Donald Trump's victory will not only bring the knee jerk reaction for the market, but we are also concerned about the geopolitical uncertainty," he said.
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"The industrial orders data from Italy has triggered this knee-jerk reaction of BTPs selling off and Bunds rallying," said Mizuho rates strategist Antoine Bouvet.
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"The people I knew in the Whole Earth Catalog days were libertarian, and so was I, in a sort of knee-jerk way," he says.
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Like the various Star Trek series before it, The Expanse replaces real-world racial divides with metaphorical alien ones to help erase knee-jerk defensiveness.
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Harish Bijoor, a brand consultant, however, called the banks' move a knee-jerk reaction and said there might not be many takers for the trademarks.
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Hockley calls this a "knee-jerk reaction" by people who are scared for their safety and who worry that someone will take their guns away.
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"Going to a family member might be a knee-jerk reaction," said Louis Barajas, a certified financial planner at Wealth Management LAB in Los Angeles.
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But he also spoke about how challenging life satisfaction was for an artist whose knee-jerk reaction is to dwell on the sombre and melancholy.
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Huntley, wearing his signature black gloves, paced and prowled the stage, guitarist Mikey Young was rock solid, save for the occasional knee jerk and smirk.
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The greenback had initially gained on Friday in a knee-jerk reaction to an upbeat nonfarm payrolls report which showed solid job growth of 20.4,4.43.
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An authoritative rating could blunt the power of both fake news and the knee-jerk use of the label "fake news" to dismiss unwelcome facts.
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The Trump administration brings a clear opportunity to make major change to our inefficient bureaucracy by disregarding those knee-jerk "we can't do that" reactions.
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"He added: "To me, the DC-break-up-big-tech approach is unfortunately just a knee-jerk 20th-century approach to much more nuanced problems.
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Knee-jerk reactions of many people will probably be a resounding no; after all, North Korea is a family dictatorship with abysmal human rights abuses.
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Here's what we know now — and what you need to think about before making any fearful knee-jerk moves that you could end up regretting.
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I ask him if he thinks psychology plays any part, and to my surprise he doesn't have the defensive knee-jerk reaction that Anna does.
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He said the initial knee-jerk reaction to Trump's comments on a possible Easter reopening was positive, as investors hoped for a return to normalcy.
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Now it's just a question of how bad things get — and whether Republicans finally learn their lesson about the failures of knee-jerk anti-elitism.
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The industry's knee-jerk reaction to rational regulation has caused their customers to force discipline in the market via purchasing contract that supersedes any EULA.
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The result is a knee-jerk resort to detention in thousands of cases where it is completely inappropriate, and an unmanageably large population of detainees.
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"Conservation groups tend to clump different strategies under one roof and have a knee-jerk reaction that they have to reject them all," he said.
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Embracing, celebrating and striving for diversity isn't just the right thing to do, nor is it just a sensitive and politically correct, knee-jerk response.
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The knee jerk reaction is to lock away anyone who might have become infected and push away anyone perceived, however unfairly, to pose a risk.
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When we are in our knee-jerk, threatened fast thinking, we decide the person is our enemy and argue from our amygdala, not our forebrain.
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Often when these racist images or statements resurface, the knee-jerk response is to say that people need to remember the context of the times.
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If Donald Trump had started there, instead of his knee-jerk reaction to repeal ObamaCare, he'd already have one major legislative coup under his belt.
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Foremost among those changes is ending our knee jerk response to locking away troubled people, many of whom are best served with community-based supports.
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Earlier in Asia, Japan's Nikkei nudged down slightly to regain a measure of calm after an initial knee-jerk reaction to Trump's latest tariff proposal.
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There's a big knee-jerk reaction right now to everything Trump is proposing — but I think all of this media hysteria will clear itself out.
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My knee-jerk reaction is always, well, there are a lot of people out there who know how to do superheros better than I do.
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Rape jokes are associated with terrible bro comics who aim to be edgy but instead land in the reprehensible muck of knee-jerk shock comedy.
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In a reality show, it's more like life, where people make knee-jerk reactions and then are forced to deal with the ripple effect of [them].
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What we're in need of is a greater leadership that's inclusive and truly hears the people and doesn't have a knee-jerk reaction out of anger.
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It can be hard to extricate this knee-jerk dismissal of the overtly femme from the history of fashion games, because there've been some bad ones.
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An earthquake of magnitude 7.4 and a subsequent tsunami warning in northern Japan prompted knee-jerk selling of the dollar for the safe-haven yen overnight.
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"We have to make sure that we're not engaging in the kind of knee-jerk anti-Muslim sentiment that we've heard from some politicians," Obama said.
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"[W]hen [you're] reliably almost a knee-jerk Democrat vote — is birth control really that important to you ladies?" he said in a November 2012 episode.
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With Trump, an NRA-backed Republican, as president, the knee-jerk opposition among gun owners to any gun control may not be as strong or urgent.
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But, Elliott also warned investors against knee-jerk reactions to volatility, as the U.K. economy has seen positive data despite the surprise vote in the referendum.
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Jimenez, who has a close relative who is a police officer and is no knee-jerk cop-hater, says that he is shaken by the experience.
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While some analysts have been calling this a knee-jerk reaction others simply feel that investors will wait and watch for clues from Mr. Trump's presidency.
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But until this year, the public option was invisible, as was really any talk about health care at all, outside of knee-jerk defenses of Obamacare.
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Just as with the knee-jerk reflex, "you have to hit the knee hard enough in the right place, or else nothing happens," he told me.
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"After hearing what Cruz is now saying about my mom, in a negative knee-jerk reaction, makes me hope my mom does endorse Trump," Bristol wrote.
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But the reaction ought not to be some kind of new "state of emergency" that some have called for, or other kinds of knee-jerk alarmism.
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Nations may seek to increase security at transportation hubs and borders as a knee-jerk reaction to Tuesday's events but that may not be the solution.
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Williams makes difficult art, the kind that challenges a viewer and demands the labor of self-reflection to resist whatever knee-jerk reaction it might induce.
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Fully comprehending all of the issues will not come quickly, the report notes, but the dangers of a knee-jerk decision on encryption could be devastating.
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"The knee-jerk reaction would be substantially higher rates and a big curve flattening in the U.S.," said Michael Schumacher, director, rate strategy at Wells Fargo.
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Being reactive rarely makes good business sense, and with billions of dollars and thousands of jobs on the line, knee-jerk decisions can be particularly hazardous.
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At other times, she avoids mentioning Lyme altogether when admitted to the hospital, keen to skip the knee-jerk mockery and mistrust of the medical staff.
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And to avoid knee-jerk reassignments that disregard the merit of employees, agency heads cannot reassign members of the SES within 120 days of taking charge.
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Analysts said there had been concerns of a knee-jerk reaction to news of the disease that could affect market access for New Zealand's diary products.
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I really like that Margot and I, we don't start out with some kind of knee-jerk, immediate rivalry, because that wouldn't ring true to me.
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It can be hard to extricate this knee-jerk dismissal of the overtly femme from the history of fashion games, because there've been some bad ones.
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These new tweets on DACA and NAFTA seem similarly all bark, no bite—the knee-jerk reaction of a Fox News viewer frustrated at his powerlessness.
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The works, by contemporary artists from Guatemala, Colombia, Brazil, Peru, Venezuela, and Mexico, rarely cause knee-jerk reactions; many of them are at first glance innocuous.
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What they're saying: "This is a knee-jerk reaction given that Bolton has been so adversarial with Iran," Matt Smith of the firm ClipperData tells CNN.
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But as with many of Trump's knee jerk proclamations, his threats satisfy short-term political goals but appear to contradict long-term concepts of US interests.
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To remove this power from the executive branch entirely would be a knee-jerk reaction that rejects a fundamental and prudent component of federal land management.
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Analysts had been concerned at the possibility of a knee-jerk reaction to news of the disease that could affect market access for New Zealand's diary products.
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Analysts saw a chance of a knee-jerk rally in markets on any signs of progress, though substantive concessions would be needed for a more sustained recovery.
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He continued: It is the classic internet phenomenon: a knee jerk reaction based on limited information gets people all worked up and they start firing off tweets.
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The message caused the actress-writer-director to do a little soul-searching, she said, even though her knee-jerk reaction was to fight back with sarcasm.
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There are clearly times when we don't, when any effort to understand what actually happened to our personal data is subsumed by knee-jerk outrage — or apathy.
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A knee-jerk reaction to this problem might be the rejection of all dating apps, perhaps even of the technologically based kindling of any type of relationship.
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And the reaction has been very similar; a knee-jerk sell-off followed by a pause to consider whether there might be some profitable opportunities after all.
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On Friday the peso plunged more than 1 percent against the dollar in a knee-jerk reaction to news of FBI's relaunched investigation into Clinton-linked emails.
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Answer: When I first read this question, my knee-jerk reaction was to say 'no way' to LaCroix, which seem like beverages geared solely toward human consumption.
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Game of Thrones has officially returned, with Bran Stark being a royal creep, Jon Snow learning home truths, and Deanerys possibly rethinking some incendiary knee-jerk actions.
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Let me just get all my knee-jerk chorus-line reactions out of the way, before we get to the weird stuff: yes, this place is amazing.
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There is a chance these reports reflect a knee-jerk reaction to the vote, so the question the BoE faces this week is how aggressively to react.
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It is well established that companies that downsize as a knee-jerk reaction to their own financial difficulties cause significant detrimental impacts on productivity and revenue generation.
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If you needed proof that people just have an irrational knee-jerk reaction to the word "feminism" without knowing what it stands for, this is unequivocally it.
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Jim Rickards, editor of Strategic Intelligence and the author of "Currency Wars," told CNBC's "The Rundown " on Thursday that the dollar's knee-jerk drop wouldn't last long.
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"It was sort of knee-jerk in the White House," says a Republican net neutrality supporter who discussed the issue with both Pai and Bannon last year.
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"Markets are opening with a knee-jerk boost to risk appetite but time will tell how enduring the optimism proves to be," said ANZ economist Jo Masters.
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"The knee-jerk reaction will probably be to see the pound strengthen, but the upside would probably be fairly modest on the back of that," he added.
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"What we're looking at is a knee-jerk reaction to an unexplained large fall in U.S. equities," said Koon Chow, EM Macro and FX strategist, at UBP.
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The knee-jerk response this year has been to say that these companies need stronger punishments for security breaches, or that we need to regulate tech companies.
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But investors hypnotized by the prospect of big profits should temper any knee-jerk reaction to load up on stocks as the new year gets under way.
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In the concept of the ethnic democracy, Gordis lays out a bracing idea that ought to make us reassess knee-jerk impositions of American values on Israel.
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Instead of having a knee-jerk rejection of all regulations of the medical profession, doctors should design the regulations themselves, through organizations like the American Medical Association.
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Financial advisors recommend avoiding a knee-jerk reaction in this market scenario, and looking for alternative ways to make ends meet, even if just for a year.
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The reliability of these labs — many of which are overworked and understaffed — will only suffer more because of the Trump administration's knee-jerk bias for law enforcement.
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The trouble, for poker players and investors alike, comes in figuring out how to get beyond knee-jerk reactions in order to milk it for critical insights.
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Senate Republicans have tried to soften up centrist Democrats in red states ahead of the midterm elections by portraying them as knee-jerk obstructionists blocking Trump's agenda.
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Recon Analytics analyst Roger Entner called the market response a "short-term irrational knee-jerk reaction" and said Trump faced essentially insurmountable hurdles to getting licenses pulled.
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The CEO also said that "when we change policies, we don't want to be knee-jerk," adding that "we need to have consistent policies" that are continuously enforced.
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But a social media kill-switch feels less like a champion of democracy and more like a desperate, knee-jerk reaction to newfound frustrations with poorly policed platforms.
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The Japanese yen and sovereign bonds also climbed on Monday as North Korea's nuclear test provoked a knee-jerk shift to safe havens, though equity losses were modest.
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This may seem like a knee-jerk reaction to Chinese scientist He Jiankui's stunningly irresponsible gene-editing experiment, the (scant) details of which were disclosed late last month.
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"I think the idea of this particular story, making a movie about Bundy, equals glorification of him is a very naive and knee-jerk reaction," Berlinger told Bustle.
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I hoped this unified opposition would radicalize when it realized that you couldn't separate Trump's ties to hyper-capitalists from his knee-jerk racism, xenophobia, transphobia, and patriarchy.
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The series spares no gross detail as it delves into the fraught world of adolescence and all the rages, bodily fluids, and knee-jerk masturbatory instincts it brings.
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Kate's evolving reaction to Sylvia, which moves from knee-jerk rejection to attempted accommodation to nerve-jangled exasperation and something close to despair, is modulated with fluid expertise.
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"Too many times investors make knee-jerk reactions, which can cost them a good chunk of potential gains by letting their emotions drive their investment decisions," he said.
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Mary Meeker of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers joined Palihapitiya at the summit, saying that she's thinks people are entitled to their opinions and should avoid knee-jerk reactions.
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The Nikkei initially dipped in a knee-jerk reaction soon after the open but pared the losses and last stood at 634.633,4.94.63, up 21 percent on the day.
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Khloé Kardashian lashed out at Jordyn Woods on Twitter after she admitted to hooking up with Tristan Thompson — but according to her, it was a knee-jerk reaction.
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Like I said in my overall season two review, there are definitely jokes to mine from knee-jerk outrage and circular debates — but this episode didn't find them.
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The Fed's inaction is "keeping us right at the starting line," because stocks do generally have a "knee-jerk" reaction lower initially after a rate hike, he said.
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Knee jerk critics like Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and DNC Chairman Tom Perez are foolishly making the issue very much about them and their party as well.
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"The problem with Paul Ryan is his constant knee-jerk reactions to anything controversial Donald Trump might say without completely understanding the issue," Nehlen's campaign wrote on Monday.
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The pressure on the loan stems more from a knee-jerk reaction to management's comments on the earnings call than the company's most recent performance, the sources said.
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"When completion of the deal is announced, the oil markets could see an immediate knee-jerk reaction to the downside" said Societe Generale in a note on Wednesday.
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The three main U.S. indexes ended only slightly lower on Thursday, recovering from what market participants said was a knee-jerk reaction to the cancelling of the summit.
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"When you hear that these are people working for the Coast Guard or the FAA, your knee jerk reaction is, That person has a good job," Marlowe says.
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After a knee-jerk negative reaction to the new tariffs announced by Washington and Beijing on Tuesday, markets have been speculating that an immediate escalation could be averted.
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But just like Nelson's belief that ankle trackers don't go "far enough," one wonders whether "knee jerk" goes far enough in describing the city's reaction to the crime.
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"I think it's important we don't take knee jerk reactions to this, that we take a deep breath, we look at what has occurred and respond to that."
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A knee-jerk reaction like that, in such a volatile and critical global arena, has opened a can of worms the likes of which we have never seen.
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But I do not want to walk through new metal detectors, or deal with other infringements upon my civil liberties as a knee-jerk reaction to this event.
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No one should have to present a showreel of their hardships to validate their opinions, but the knee-jerk assumption that Jamil has it easy isn't helpful, either.
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Biden suggested at the time that liberals were having a knee-jerk reaction to supporting busing as a method of school integration simply because racists were against it.
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This is a fine essay that explores how the ignorant fears of the knee-jerk "patriot" overlap with the ignorant fears at the root of racism and xenophobia.
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Wojcicki stressed that YouTube is willing to "take a look" at flagged content but claimed that the company doesn't want to be "knee jerk" about enforcing its policies.
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She robotically reached for her dead phone to document the strange scene, and chastised herself for the knee-jerk reaction, but the idea to examine the impulse lingered.
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India's military action throws up worries of a further rise in tension between New Delhi and Islamabad, leading to a sharp knee-jerk reaction in markets on Thursday.
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OSTERHOLM: We need to start to normalize our response to this, and what I mean is that we have to be thoughtful, and we can't just knee-jerk.
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"We painted that piece just to raise a bit more environmental awareness here in Vietnam," Knee Jerk, a British-born, Da Nang-based artist, told me over Facebook.
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The government's move to shut down the Internet amid the latest violence over the weekend suggests a continuation of a knee-jerk reaction to unrest in recent years.
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But the incident left some students feeling as though the university acted in a knee-jerk manner, even though no cases of coronavirus have been identified on campus.
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"The whole exercise has been a massive knee-jerk overreaction," he said, standing outside the tower block, as some residents rushed in and out to remove their belongings.
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He added, though, that if pointing to mental health reforms is not just a political "knee-jerk response" to shootings, then that has the potential to be helpful.
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"There is a knee-jerk tendency to see the legislative and judicial branches as the good guys, protecting the people from a rapacious would-be autocrat," Barr said.
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Some market watchers suggested prior to the latest news that the jump in prices of safe haven assets was a knee-jerk reaction that could soon blow over.
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In the '80s and '90s, much of New Queer Cinema was created to counter that sex-negative, blame-the-victim, knee-jerk reaction with impassioned and radical work.
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The National Union of Peoples' Lawyers in Manila said it was raising "serious concerns on what appears as a sledgehammer, knee-jerk reaction" to the situation on Mindanao.
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It can also take time to get the necessary training and background before getting fully immersed in your new role and responsibilities, so avoid making knee-jerk reactions.
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"What we're in need of is a greater leadership that's inclusive and truly hears the people and doesn't have a knee-jerk reaction out of anger," he continued.
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If conservative elites remain committed to free market concepts, they may be able to keep that knee-jerk hostility under control and allow bipartisan coalitions to be forged.
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Trump's China trade war might have won bipartisan support in Washington as an overdue recalibration of American foreign policy if carried out in a less knee-jerk way.
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When astronomers observe cosmic events that defy immediate explanation, a knee-jerk public response often follows chalking it up to alien beings, on alien worlds, doing alien stuff.
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" The bank's report also said Italian banks could have a "knee-jerk sell-off" if the referendum fails but added the shares already reflected "a lot of negativity.
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In a development that could also be compared with Groundhog Day, Singapore stock traders once again sold off Noble shares in a knee-jerk reaction to the latest report.
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And while my knee-jerk reaction right now is that such an ending would be very disappointing, it would be very Americans for that conclusion to feel satisfying regardless.
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So when I say that my favorite 2018 meme is the five-panel American Chopper fight, I expect a lot of people to react with instant knee-jerk groans.
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"Not only did the market not expect such a jump, it was barely expecting any improvement at all, just a slight recovery from the knee jerk response in July."
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But what's most deplorable is the knee-jerk pushback against anyone who dares point out this reality, as though exposing the deplorable is worse than the deplorable things themselves.
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While Asian markets extended losses on Thursday following a knee-jerk reaction in the previous session, history indicates that markets tend to largely ignore Kim's nuclear pomp and circumstance.
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But when it comes to carbon and clean energy, many economists default to the knee-jerk stance that government spending is distortionary and only price-based instruments are legitimate.
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Tony Boyadjian, senior vice president for foreign exchange at Compass Global Markets, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Monday that the euro's spike higher was just a knee-jerk reaction.
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The United States government opposed the historic UN vote for a new treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons, but that was a knee-jerk response, grounded in last century's reflexes.
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Goglia called the moves by other countries to ground the 737 Max planes "knee-jerk reactions" since details of what could have caused the Ethiopia crash were still scarce.
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This will entail increasing the credibility of our threats and promises, and lessening our sensitivity to Russia's false indignation and knee-jerk protests to defensive U.S. and NATO activities.
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"You literally have to take action right into the knee-jerk negativity to get the best buys, and that confuses a lot of people," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The Nikkei fell 1.3 percent to 16,269.92 at one point after surging briefly to a high of 16,679.19 in a knee-jerk reaction to the central bank's easing decision.
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I'll admit that when I first read the thread, which concluded with the couple leaving the airport together, my knee-jerk reaction was also to think it was sweet.
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"You literally have to take action right into the knee-jerk negativity to get the best buys, and that confuses a lot of people," the "Mad Money " host said.
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He called the knee-jerk overnight plunge in stocks, as it became clearer to investors that Trump might win, "crazy" and "unique," and that it created a buying opportunity.
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On the other, fossil fuel stalwarts -- typically described as conservatives -- display a knee-jerk rejection of clean energy in favor of the insistence that we all romanticize black lung.
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Now, the other teachers tend to find her character annoying, seeing that she's cut from the same crunchy, knee-jerk liberal cloth Portlandia has rested a whole series upon.
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When many of us are given a compliment, our knee jerk reaction is to immediately jump to how we didn't measure up or what we could have done better.
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So it's worth getting past the immediate "Wow" reactions, as well as some of the initial knee-jerk fears, and start to lay the groundwork for what's coming next.
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" After watching West's visit at the White House following the signing of the Music Modernization Act, Charlamagne waited a day to avoid what he calls a "knee-jerk reaction.
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"I don't want it to be a knee-jerk reaction where they say, 'I've got to do something because people are hollering at us to do something,'" she said.
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And any decision to hold early elections could trigger a knee-jerk sell-off in Italian bonds, though analysts like Codogno say it would not likely be too severe.
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Worth noting: The NBA has been considering scheduling changes and cracked down on YouTube accounts for several years, so those aren't necessarily knee-jerk reactions to the ratings decline.
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In an interview, the woman, Kimberly Watkins, said she was "not at all surprised" by what she said was Mr. Yang's "knee-jerk" impulse to call her a liar.
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But are we focused on realistic, proven best practices that make a difference, or just knee-jerk measures that provide emotional security blankets and false perceptions of increased safety?
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The key to solving issues like gun violence and terrorism does not involve knee-jerk reactions that ultimately reduce our individual freedoms or increase our faith in government policy.
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When the knee-jerk reaction to everything female celebrities say and do continues so often to be derisive or otherwise fault-finding, that kind of detail is usually lost.
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It would explain the knee-jerk reactions, rubber-stamped and even cheered on in Congress, to crises in the Levant, Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen, and other conflict zones like Ukraine.
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U.S. stock futures were a big early mover, with the Dow Jones industrial average mini futures dropping as much as 21 points to 2313.74,21 in a knee-jerk reaction.
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Your knee-jerk response to somebody in a ten-second moment of their life, and hoping to apply that to them largely, what if somebody did that to you?
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My knee-jerk reaction is to call this cheesy, but ultimately, if this book is just about the magic and mystery of lifelong friendships… I guess that's okay with me.
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Rising tensions in the region has the potential to produce knee-jerk rallies in oil, even if major producing countries nearby like Iran, Iraq or Saudi Arabia, are not affected.
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Those who have knee-jerk positive or negative reactions to this are ignoring the fact that no one can predict what results will come from Trump's disrespect for those conventions.
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To some extent, that's a knee-jerk reaction: When the rich and ethically disinclined are busy money-humping each other, all kinds of weird connections are bound to pop up.
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Though that sentence alone is enough to induce PTSD among some of our ideological kin, it also states a serious dilemma in need of careful analysis—not knee-jerk hysteria.
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Past the initial jarred reaction of "That was unexpected, and I don't want to take any responsibility for it happening," neither has a knee-jerk homophobic response to their connection.
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"If you were to look historically, the market's initial knee jerk reaction tends to be the wrong one," said Jamie Cox, managing partner with Harris Financial Group in Richmond, Virginia.
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"With no-deal, there will be a knee jerk action in which demand will fall followed by prices over the first six months of the UK's new status," notes Williams.
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My own knee-jerk reaction was to text an image of them to my parents — it was evidence that an element of our experience was presenting itself in dominant culture.
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The fact that our knee jerk reaction to a woman becoming single is one of exhilarated empowerment rather than pity or dismay shows that minds have been changed, even slightly.
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Analysts have said they believe there could be an immediate knee-jerk sell-off if Trump wins, but the market could trade poorly if he challenges the election outcome too.
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"I think that the biggest issue that teams had was [that] when Valve first came out with that ruling, a lot of organizations had a knee-jerk reaction," he said.
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European stocks reversed their initial knee-jerk gains in reaction to the ECB's easing intentions after the central bank's governor Mario Draghi sounded more upbeat on the economy than expected.
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Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.), some of the panelists reported having good cooperation with the FBI but cited roadblocks presented by the "knee-jerk" classification of information related to ongoing investigations.
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"It appears the impugned order is passed as a knee jerk reaction," the Madurai bench of the Madras High Court said in an order which provided interim relief to Vedanta.
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The laws were set in place as a knee-jerk reaction to the tragic death of a young man, Daniel Christie, after he was punched late at night in Sydney.
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As we get older, we typically become better able to appraise when something is actually negative, or just uncertain—but only if we've learned to regulate that knee-jerk negativity.
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With its embedded sensors, it has a knee-jerk reaction to any sort of motion, which will result in an immediate live view of that area and a phone alert.
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One needs to see whether this knee-jerk reaction by the exchanges will lead to improved flows to India or whether it will result in an overall reduction in volumes.
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Adam Cole, chief currencies strategist at RBC Capital Markets, said a "knee-jerk reaction" to the Fed flagging four hikes this year may see the dollar strengthen against the euro.
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The "knee-jerk" reaction post-jobs report was to sell the dollar, said Win Thin, global head of emerging market currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman, in a phone interview.
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However, if our results are correct, GLAAD and HRC representatives' knee-jerk dismissal of the scientific findings puts at risk the very people for whom their organizations strive to advocate.
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She just couldn't — as Davis explains to De Havilland herself back in 1963, she wants to be kinder, but she has a knee-jerk negative response to all things Crawford.
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" A parent who regrets an earlier knee-jerk reaction might include, "I'm really sorry about my comment from before — it wasn't aimed at you even if it felt that way.
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The knee-jerk impulse to protest campus speakers from the right has grown so much that even Democrats like Madeleine Albright, the first female secretary of state, have been targeted.
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There is something earnest and admirably uncritical about the gay community's hagiography of female pop stars, but by the same token, there is something unconsidered and knee-jerk to it.
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"This seemed to be a bit of a knee jerk reaction to the unemployment figures and the gains have been pared as traders digested the miss in wages," he added.
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"By having a knee-jerk reaction and banning vaporizing, you would actually be pushing people to buy the same products that are making people sick and causing death," Riley said.
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The virtual currencies are blurring decades-old lines that regulators use to police financial markets, and investors fear a knee-jerk reaction from Congress that could derail the cryptocurrency industry.
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Actually, we take back the no-filter statement — because a knee-jerk reaction might have just complained about the very existence of these ladies, known as the Top Rank Knockouts.
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Critics are worried that the protest is a knee-jerk reaction to the political wrangling that occurred after the Cologne attacks, with many people asking: Why now and what next?
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But the reason many of us (points at self) have knee-jerk reactions against it anyway, sneering like it's a "Hang in there, kitty" meme, is that it discounts sadness.
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The fear of a predator has distracted people from the enormous implications of the social transformation being proposed by the O.C.R., while making any objections sound like knee-jerk prejudice.
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The knee-jerk reaction of corporations firing their highly valued and highly respected employees for fear of public disapproval for not doing so is a clear sign of mass hysteria.
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"There was a bit of a knee-jerk reaction to the headline," said Mark Cabana, head of U.S. short rates strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in New York.
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It is also a political test for whether progressives will be manipulated by knee-jerk suspicions, or be able to think clearly about using the market to serve human needs.
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"I didn't want to knee-jerk drop it if I didn't feel that was right, nor did I want to stubbornly keep doing it if that wasn't right," he said.
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But as constituents unburden themselves, Democrats must calibrate the extent of their condemnations — given the risk that overzealous denouncements of Mr. Trump could be dismissed as knee-jerk and partisan.
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Still, terror attacks in Western Europe are down overall, and knee-jerk reactions that target refugee populations only feed mass hysteria and frighten those who fled raids, persecution, and violence.
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The share price declines were likely the result of knee-jerk reactions by retail investors, rather than institutional investors expecting any imminent changes, said an executive at a U.S. exchange.
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The truth is that this reflects nothing more than Trump's own longstanding knee-jerk racism paired with Republican leaders' increasing willingness to pander to this particular form of nativist prejudice.
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But for what it's worth, the knee-jerk response much of the conservative internet seemed to expect from liberals did not resemble the actual liberal media's coverage of this story.
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The common currency had slumped on Monday to $1.0505, its lowest since March 2015, in a knee-jerk reaction after Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi lost a referendum on constitutional reform.
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Wednesday's market volatility that followed Donald Trump's victory was simply a knee-jerk reaction to an election that investors soon realized was already priced in, strategist Mary Ann Bartels said Thursday.
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But you can still find a 700-word missive from a "tourist to Lexington" who swears to never eat there again, due to its owner's "programmed knee-jerk reaction" to Sanders.
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What these stories of female offenders demand is that we maintain perspective, while not offering knee-jerk defenses of the women who do use their power to abuse or harass others.
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It wasn't until I saw that other people were feeling uneasy about the whole thing that I realized this wasn't just the knee-jerk Swifty in me coming out to play.
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The greenback had fallen to the low on Wednesday in a knee-jerk reaction to the U.S. midterm election results, with a divided Congress seen dulling President Trump's fiscal stimulus drive.
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But Cessario's critics are right to see in his piece knee-jerk reactionary nostalgia, rather than a constructive effort to find a path forward, beyond the liberalism and individualism he decries.
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As a riposte, rationalists can use infographics and data-visualisation as a way of presenting statistics and evidence, but, Mr Davies warns, these also risk "triggering" people into knee-jerk responses.
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Seeing any Western model dressed up in the costumes of minority ethnic groups and cultures that the West has colonized and exploited, though, inspires a knee-jerk reaction: it's culturally appropriative.
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"After hearing what Cruz is now saying about my mom, in a negative knee-jerk reaction, makes me hope my mom does endorse Trump," Bristol wrote on her blog on Tuesday.
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The easy, knee-jerk alternative (banning phones) demoralizes good employees who need to check their phones periodically due to pressing family or health issues or as an appropriate break from work.
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They expect that if Britain does leave, knee-jerk reaction will send markets lower, but sterling weakness and action by the Bank of England would help cushion a fall in equities.
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Instead, you can reflect and ask yourself important questions about the decision and ultimately come to your decision with more freedom than if you had reacted in a knee-jerk fashion.
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Some conservation groups said using the CRA to revoke the measure was a "knee-jerk" and unnecessary measure, and that the land planning rule could have been revised by the BLM.
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"We had a knee-jerk rise in the dollar based on the strong gain in payrolls as well as the overall solid report," said Eric Viloria, FX strategist at Credit Agricole.
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And finally, the tone of solemnity and a subtle sort of human uplift, a sense of positivity and futurism that can reach past the limitations of fear and knee-jerk anger.
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"The Fed meeting caused some kind of a knee-jerk reaction and the markets need a bit of time to digest what happened yesterday," said Khaldoon Ibrahim, chief executive of MarketsCompass.
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But stocks recouped much of the day's losses by the end of the session, and market participants said the sharp drop after the summit was canceled was a knee-jerk reaction.
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"The knee-jerk assumption when people write about attrition is often fear of some kind of a brain drain — I want to push back against that really robustly," Mr. Campbell said.
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This knee-jerk reaction to the mistrial news in the Menendez case stems from a Supreme Court decision last year unanimously tossing out the bribery conviction of former Virginia Republican Gov.
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It's hard to avoid the knee-jerk reaction that de Rossi must not care about the rest of us if she wants to take away the most reliable Xanax in America.
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But when it's our knee-jerk response to illegal or offending behavior that could be better handled with community-based interventions, we do ourselves, our neighbors, and our communities great harm.
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As panic sets in in some quarters, personal border closure imitates the knee-jerk political gesture: Food and medical supplies are hoarded, while the wealthiest few prepare their luxury doomsday bunkers.
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But one of the virtues of this slender volume is how gradually and scrupulously it moves, as Nussbaum pushes you to slow down, think harder and revisit your knee-jerk assumptions.
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"It is mostly knee-jerk reactions that came out of Washington," Craig Castille of Stone Energy said in prepared remarks that called for more than a dozen changes to the regulation.
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By the same token, if Republicans were more comfortable admitting that knee-jerk partisanship is the case for Moore, they might be more comfortable dealing with him appropriately if he wins.
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Their knee-jerk worries about socialism are keeping them from seeing Sanders clearly — a candidate who, if nominated, will be the only option for defending American liberalism against its worst enemy.
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Cole said the market was already priced for a negative conclusion to the meeting, although there may be a "small knee-jerk move lower" as residual hopes for a deal fade.
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And his comments seemed to be a knee-jerk reaction to President Vladimir Putin, who on Thursday had vowed to strengthen Russia's nuclear missiles in a speech to his military commanders.
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Liberals and their media allies are becoming knee-jerk anti-Trumpists, always on the lookout for the president's next embarrassing, meme-able gaffe—and sometimes pouncing without getting their facts straight.
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The skeptics think the market's knee-jerk reaction to the reflation theme and financials is temporary and will eventually dissipate in favor of more rational investing based on long-term fundamentals.
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Where the bonds of ethical and institutional memory are broken, they're replaced by emotional, knee-jerk policy—and the standard of excellence becomes a standard of loyalty to the leader's caprices.
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Therapy can help you prioritize your thoughts, providing you with a trustworthy third party while separating knee-jerk emotional reactions from what&aposs best for you, your children, and your future.
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Regardless of whether he was mourning his relationship with Grande or, like some sources say, or had moved on, our knee-jerk reaction to tie the two things together is harmful.
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Often "people's spontaneous, knee-jerk reactions to other people who are dramatically different from them is negative," says Susan Fiske, a psychologist at Princeton University and a leading expert on prejudice.
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Ultimately, Cook's responses echoed with a call for a policy discussion about this very sensitive privacy subject rather than a knee jerk, pressured, in-the-public-spotlight conversation (like is happening now).
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What I can't forgive them is the knee-jerk attitude that Facebook — or any large, powerful company — should come up with its own ideas for self-regulation and submit them for approval.
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May's semi-futile security theater of internet surveillance is, then, a partial solution at best—a knee-jerk reaction to a mounting threat that no European government currently knows how to curtail.
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Indeed, his tweets might themselves become fodder for critics who want to argue that his knee-jerk response is proof positive that that he can't be trusted with military power and responsibility.
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"I always take the (market's) knee-jerk reaction with a grain of salt, because the first reaction is often wrong," said Jeff Mortimer, director of investment strategy at BNY Mellon Wealth Management.
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"The lockout laws imposed in 2014 were a poorly researched knee-jerk reaction to the very real and serious problem of alcohol related violence in Sydney," Van Tiel told THUMP over email.
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"When the Fed minutes are released there will be a knee-jerk reaction on the dollar, which in turn will impact gold," said David Govett, head of precious metals at Marex Spectron.
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"I would expect the bulls to re-assert control over the market after the initial knee-jerk lower," David Thompson, executive vice president at Powerhouse, an energy-specialized commodities broker in Washington.
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An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.3 and the subsequent tsunami warning in northern Japan also prompted knee-jerk selling in the dollar against the safe-haven yen in early trade.
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I have had it with the knee jerk reaction to every government rule or regulation or practice as being necessary in light of 9/85033 or "we are still at war", etc.
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But I think in retrospect, the best way to deal with that is through time and through building up your own integrity and your own credibility and not to be knee-jerk.
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Instead of knee-jerk energy policy reacting to the oil markets, we need stable, long-term policies like the RFS that help develop new technologies, diversify American energy supplies and protect consumers.
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"The market has accepted that the Fed is hiking rates ... We haven't seen the knee-jerk reaction we've seen in Canada this year," said Jimmy Jean, senior economist at Desjardins Capital Markets.
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"We need to start asking new parents how they're doing in a deeper way than the normal, 'so how are you doing?' that triggers the knee jerk, 'everything's great!' response," she wrote.
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The predictable knee-jerk reaction of asking government to "do something" doesn't necessarily reduce risk — and, it comes with innumerable unintended consequences, including the most important of all, increased loss of liberty.
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While some have welcomed an American government less knee-jerk in its support for the Saudis, voices in both parties have also raised deep skepticism about the turn — and the Iran deal.
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However the punishments being dealt, especially because of knee-jerk reactions by organizations like HBO and Netflix, are often the same: terminations of jobs and often the person's movies or TV shows.
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In the weeks after the virus was first detected in Wuhan, local and national authorities followed the usual playbook for any potential controversy: knee-jerk censorship and tight control of the narrative.
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Let Siblings Be Mad at Each Other It's a knee-jerk reaction for many parents to insist siblings be nice to each other, and try to smooth over tricky or unpleasant feelings.
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Markets had a slight knee-jerk reaction to the ADP National Employment Report, which showed U.S. private employers added the fewest jobs in six months in November, well shy of economists' expectations.
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"International banks will be less knee-jerk than the local banks as they don't want to cut off their nose to spite their face," a compliance executive at a foreign bank said.
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Bowing to the pressure from community banking lobbying groups, repealing Section 1071 is a knee-jerk reaction to bankers who claim it is just too onerous to track and report this information.
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LOS ANGELES – Following President Donald Trump's comments about potentially delaying a new trade deal with China until after the 21 election, the automotive industry isn't expected to make any knee-jerk reactions.
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Boycotts: These days, they're what you do when you have a knee-jerk reaction, a Twitter account and a simple idea that only requires millions of people to change their daily habits.
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Add that to Christianity and Judaism where it's important to keep the body intact and you get the knee-jerk reaction to the very mention of the word we have right now.
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But the more I sit with the interview, the more I think my resentment is born of a knee-jerk discomfort with watching a woman reject social norms on a talk show.
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"The knee jerk reaction to the opioid OD crisis was to restrict prescribing," said Dr. Scott Hadland, a pediatrician and addiction specialist at Boston Medical Center and Boston University School of Medicine.
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"Rather than making a knee-jerk reaction to market swings in either direction, investors need to have an investment strategy in place that helps meet their short-and-long-term goals," Austin said.
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Bruce Yam, forex strategist at Hong Kong brokerage Everbright Sun Hung Kai, said the move is a "knee jerk" reaction given that it will take time for the medicine to be widely used.
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And at a time when anything that offends anyone seems to be met by a knee-jerk call for a ban, the absence of such calls for Eurovision again speaks to its merits.
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"The negative knee-jerk reactions Trump receives for referencing these uncomfortable truths is what Heather Mac Donald of the Manhattan Institute calls "the hypocrisy of the Black Lives Matter movement and its allies.
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"Threats of an H-bomb test in the Pacific Ocean from North Korea brought an usual knee-jerk reaction across markets overnight," said Saxo Bank's head of currency strategy, John Hardy, in London.
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That knee-jerk combativeness earned him national fame and often ridicule as he was parodied on "Saturday Night Live" by actress Melissa McCarthy as a short-tempered spokesman yearning for the President's affection.
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"The results suggest a relatively muted response from business so far – not the knee-jerk reaction that some expected," said Laurence Kiddle, managing director for the EMEA Tax & Accounting business of Thomson Reuters.
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And so we are all impoverished by Twitter's knee-jerk banning of single transgressing individuals while it fails to address the underlying problem of the hijacking of its platform by orchestrated abuse campaigns.
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"There was an initial knee-jerk reaction to the upside and I think things are cooling down a little bit," said from Myles Clouston, senior director at Nasdaq Advisory Services in New York.
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The opponents of the merger will scream "monopolization," a knee-jerk response so mindless that it is tempting to believe that it is driven far more by ideological imperatives rather than actual analytics.
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" Wyden's statement continued, as if anticipating this moment, "So often in the wake of horrible events politicians grasp for knee-jerk responses that won't solve real problems, and may even make them worse.
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The rapid-fire (some might say knee-jerk) nature of a Twitter message by the person at the helm of the executive branch that includes the Justice Department, could undermine that deliberative process.
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"It can be a knee-jerk reaction but it doesn't change the fact that Congress has a pretty big megaphone and subpoena authority," Raphael Prober, a partner at Akin Gump, told The Hill.
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Enlightenment Wines, New York's self-proclaimed first meadery, is a distinctly DIY undertaking that seeks to elevate the profile of honey wines beyond their knee-jerk associations with the "Game of Thrones" milieu.
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"Pretty much everyone, regardless of what they do for a living, has a knee-jerk fear of getting audited—for those operating in the adult industry, that fear is even stronger," she said.
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The knee-jerk reaction has been to assume this is just another example of tech industry sexism ― again, just a single female director ― but Axios has learned that it's a bit more complicated.
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We could have this going through all the night, but the knee-jerk reaction showed a market that could have a difficult opening if we don't pare some of those early futures losses.
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But because media coverage prioritizes political spin over information, the first reports conveyed caterwauling about Trump's purported xenophobia, his knee-jerk overreaction based on a supposedly deep-seated hostility to non-white populations.
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Molly, knee-jerk hurt by Issa's suggestion that maybe going to therapy wouldn't be such a terrible idea, lashes out at her best friend for waffling about what she wants for so long.
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We Are Just as Human as You Are I see no connection between the service and violent crime myself, but I can easily see how uninformed people can make that knee-jerk connection.
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Expanding outbreaks in other countries have investors and analysts rethinking their knee-jerk calls that the economic impact of the virus would be transitory and largely limited to China and its Asian neighbors.
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It would be "wrong" to tweak an investment portfolio in a knee-jerk reaction to North Korea's missile launches, said the co-chief executive of the newly-merged asset manager Standard Life Aberdeen.
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When he meets the public on inflamed topics like housing or homeless shelters, he brings a mix of earnestness and command of detail that can leave even knee-jerk critics with calm knees.
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"The market of course has had a knee-jerk reaction, but I don't think this affects peoples' views on the Fed," said Marc Chandler, head of foreign exchange strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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IRA accounts allow participants to withdraw money at any time, which makes it that much easier to indulge in knee-jerk reactions to, for example, having to have that new pair of shoes.
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Foreign policy should be driven by a frank discussion of what the U.S.'s vital national interests are, not a knee-jerk obsequiousness and nostalgia for institutions that may have outlived their usefulness.
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Despite being an "animated comedy," Netflix's BoJack Horseman shirks any knee-jerk comparisons to other adult-oriented cartoons by marrying compassionate character development, quiet sadness, and some heavy subject matter with gorgeous animation.
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Either way, it would be nice for this league and its fans to want to solve a problem in advance for once, instead of slipping into knee-jerk reaction mode whenever the inevitable happens.
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Generally seen as a badly-thought out, knee-jerk reaction to the issue of alcohol-fueled violence in the city, the lockout laws have done little more than suffocate Sydney's hospitality and nightlife communities.
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When you see someone doing yoga on a beach or at a full moon party, your thumb moves with unthinking knee-jerk speed the same way it would if you touched a hot kettle.
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Certainly, the market appears headed in that direction already: Last week, stocks all but fully recovered from their Brexit knee-jerk selling, with the broad Index logging its biggest weekly gain since October 2014.
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You didn't have to sit through one-and-a-half hours of hearing all of Charles Barkley's ill-informed knee-jerk reactions to a level of basketball he doesn't even pay attention to anymore.
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Donald Trump's surprise victory resulted in a quick knee-jerk sell-off in the overnight futures market, but then the market reversed and the S&P 500 has risen 2.7 percent since the election.
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And one thing that both Kimmy Schmidt and 30 Rock — both created by Fey and Carlock — determinedly fail to recognize is that there's a real difference between reasoned criticism and knee-jerk Twitter mobs.
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"It does seems to be a bit of profit-taking on the basis that this a knee-jerk reaction out of the gates in trade today," said Kyle Rodda, market analyst at IG markets.
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She's annoyed by the situation and its disruption of her life, but her knee-jerk reaction is to support her husband unconditionally, even when he comes home from a tryst with a sex worker.
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Traders initially sold the dollar in a knee-jerk reaction to Labor Department data showing nonfarm payrolls increased by 110.213,2110.21 last month, below expectations of economists polled by Reuters for a gain of 2109.57,20.8.
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Even as more nuanced, non-gendered roles — like NASA "computers" in Hidden Figures — have earned women accolades just this year, slipping back into these male-approved archetypes is a knee-jerk lever to pull.
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On the day the Socialist government ordered 21 high-speed trains in a pre-election bid to preserve jobs at a struggling locomotive plant, Macron also criticized the knee-jerk reactions of French politicians.
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In a knee-jerk reaction, stocks hit session lows after President Donald Trump said tariffs could be left on China for a long period of time, but pared some of the losses soon after.
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While some analysts said the shift in sectoral focus might prove another masterstroke by Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan, the knee-jerk reaction of investors drove Broadcom stock 10 percent lower in premarket trading.
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"Overnight we had a knee-jerk rally to the highs, but the market is going to try to analyse" the non-OPEC agreement going forward, said Andrew Lebow, managing partner at Commodity Research Group.
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"The knee-jerk reaction might be to regulate the Internet of Things, and while I am not taking that off the table, the question is whether we need a more holistic solution," said Rep.
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The media's comparisons to Nixon are "more designed to get a knee-jerk reaction" than illuminate what's true about the past, and Nichter worries his commentary will be used for short-term political purposes.
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So, James Ward, who also runs a blog called "I Like Boring Things," posted a "knee-jerk" response on Twitter saying that he would start a boring conference, he said in a phone interview.
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No doubt the aggressive interrogation by the California senators was primarily motivated by a knee jerk resistance to all things Trump, necessitating the removal of Ms. Haspel from the senators' customary "progressive" gender agenda.
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This mass migration seems to largely be a knee jerk reaction by some portions of the developer community who are afraid that Microsoft will mess with the platform or kill undesirable open source projects.
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In a separate statement issued later on Friday, the Forest City project said the closures were in line with an earlier shift in marketing efforts and "not a knee-jerk reaction" to Chinese policy.
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"The stock is off on a knee jerk reaction as the bulls were hoping for a beat rather than an in-line quarter," said Daniel Ives, managing director of equities research at Wedbush Securities.
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The need to have an immediate take or quip, some knee jerk stew of outrage and cynicism, is adding an immense amount of tension to something that really isn't that out of the ordinary.
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"Everyone's knee-jerk reaction is that they could never do that, but I think its really important to take 10% of the day for yourself because I find that it makes me super present."
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Traders initially sold the dollar in a knee-jerk reaction to Labor Department data showing nonfarm payrolls increased by 2109.57,000 last month, below expectations of economists polled by Reuters for a gain of 180,000.
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"Raising the purchase age and banning high-capacity magazines and bump stocks are bipartisan solutions that are anything but knee-jerk," said Kris Brown, co-president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence.
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It had slumped on Monday to $1.0505, its lowest since March 2015, in a knee-jerk reaction after Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi lost a referendum on constitutional reform and said he would resign.
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Instead of taking these smart, basic steps to increase safety for everyone, members of both the House and Senate are promoting knee-jerk measures to increase surveillance and profiling of law-abiding American Muslims.
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"What you should not do is knee-jerk react to fringe elements of society who don't speak for the vast majority of society, and their views are not consistent with your values," he said.
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RICHARD M. FRAUENGLASS Huntington, N.Y. To the Editor: I am insulted by the knee-jerk reaction of liberals that anyone who voted for Donald Trump is a racist, a homophobe and a woman hater.
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Financial markets cheered the announcement of Theresa May's confirmation as the new Prime Minister of the U.K. but analysts have warned that this may be a knee-jerk reaction and uncertainty will continue to exist.
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"So I put myself in her place, and I just think that truly it was an emotional, knee-jerk, not planned reaction and I honestly think she regrets it," he added of their blow-up.
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Last week's events did not go unnoticed by the American public: According to a new Gallup Poll, the knee-jerk policies included in Donald Trump's executive order are not ones the majority of Americans support.
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Some responses have felt knee-jerk: Netflix, a media company, was mocked when in training it reportedly suggested a rule against people gazing into each other's eyes for more than five seconds on film sets.
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"The Singapore government's knee-jerk approach to limit human rights at the first sign of controversy is really on display here," Phil Robertson, deputy director of the Asia division of Human Rights Watch, told Reuters.
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With those Yoda skills, endorsing what's right for your child rather than digging your heels in to win — which is an easy knee-jerk reaction with someone you're divided from — works for our "modern" family.
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Analyst Richard Safran of Buckingham Research Group described the stock move as a knee-jerk reaction based on suspicions that the dividend suspension could be a prelude to lowering expectations, and a worsening cash flow.
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The knee-jerk reaction from the right to Swift's sudden support of two Democrats will have some negative impacts on Swift's career, but it's unlikely that the star didn't consider these implications before speaking out.
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I'll admit that, as an entertainment writer, I've tried to figure out why my knee-jerk reaction to criticism of Taylor these past few months is to essentially plug my ears and walk away singing.
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"There are knee jerk reactions, but it's important that policy makers stay calm, absorb some of these changes, lean against them where necessary to moderate or dampen some of the most excessive swings," he said.
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"Any knee-jerk reaction in the stock market may be short-lived, because this plan will lay out the road map of what will happen over the mid-to-longer term," said one asset manager.
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She could have explained her understandable knee-jerk reaction, confirmed she forgave Helen after hearing about how terrible Andrew is (even if she really hasn't), and probably won over the heart's of the American people.
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Since its inception, the Satanic Temple has inspired knee-jerk reactions of outrage from the Christian right and frequently been derided as trolls and jokey stuntmen, yet many of its campaigns have had real results.
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This knee-jerk emotional reaction by the Indian government is a wasted opportunity — both to expose the serious methodological and analytical failings by Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein and to improve upon its record in Kashmir.
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"The knee-jerk response .... was to sell commodities and energy, but central banks globally have itchy trigger fingers at the moment with regards to easing, and I believe China will be no different," he said.
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"I don't think my role is to rubber stamp for the President, but it's also not an automatic knee-jerk no, either," Jones told CNN's Dana Bash on "State of the Union," before Kavanaugh's nomination.
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"It has to be a conversation, rather than a knee-jerk reaction to pull the woman [off a story] and put in a man, which is what happens most of the time today," she said.
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While all public artworks in Vietnam technically require permission from the Cultural Police prior to exhibition, this is the first time in five years of painting in Vietnam that Knee Jerk has experienced such censorship.
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However, a subsequent meeting of teams and F1 stakeholders failed to find unanimity and decided to leave it in place for at least one more race rather than be rushed into a knee-jerk decision.
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"The biggest mistake isn't that people are buying starter castles, it's that they aren't exploring their options, and they're making kind of a knee-jerk reaction to based on perhaps what they know," Bull says.
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I was enduring one of those torturous days—in the throes of a personal crisis (a breakup)—when my friend Shaun responded to my SOS SMS not with knee-jerk heart emoji but via Venmo.
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Investors are "rethinking their knee-jerk calls that the economic impact of the virus would be transitory and largely limited to China and its Asian neighbors," said Matt Phillips, our colleague on the business desk.
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The problem arises when this type of defense is used as a knee-jerk retort every time someone questions why a period piece is told as though women, people of color and others hardly existed.
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While I support every person out there protesting and admit to a knee-jerk aversion to describing women in terms of what they are wearing, turning political activism into a color war does have its limits.
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Real estate classifieds firm REA Group erased earlier losses to surge 5.6%, as investors corrected for a "knee-jerk" reaction to a 58% drop in annual profit, that was largely impacted by a hefty impairment charge.
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This is not the time for knee-jerk legislation, but rather it's the time to pause, engage in discussion and seek to understand all viewpoints and potential consequences before imposing mandates and additional requirements on businesses.
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"Despite knee jerk reaction in the markets and economy, we believe this step is very positive for government finances, the inflation/interest rate outlook, and long-term GDP growth," Macquarie said in a note to clients.
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The European currency had slumped on Monday to $1.0505, its lowest since March 0.63, in a knee-jerk reaction after Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi lost a referendum on constitutional reform and said he would resign.
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Postponing the date of Britain's planned departure or a tilt towards a softer Brexit than envisaged in May's deal would open up the prospect of fresh negotiations between London and Brussels, dampening any knee-jerk rally.
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And it is necessary to shift away from our knee-jerk impulse to excuse badly-behaved men as well-meaning while holding women to standards of perfect decision-making (and even making them responsible for men).
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"For us, there's a very clear understanding that you can't just start talking about the idea of consent in college, which has been the knee-jerk reaction for the last couple of years," Karlin-Resnick says.
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The growing scale of the crisis has forced a knee-jerk reaction in many countries along the migrant route, which are now imposing arbitrary quotas in order to cope with the influx and closing their borders.
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The firms have previously described United's response to shareholder discontent as "knee-jerk," referencing how the airline tapped three new board members and expanded the size of the board after Altimeter and PAR announced their campaign.
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Kirby, who said he believes there are merits to giving commanders more latitude, said he worried the Trump administration's decisions represented a "knee-jerk, counter-reaction" to the Obama White House's involvement in military decision-making.
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But lost in the knee-jerk celebration over his downfall is the dark truth that, while Milo may not be currently useful to mainstream Republicans, he has radicalized a fanbase that vehemently continues to support him.
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But amid America's mass shootings, gun-related killings in cities such as Chicago, and other violence that sometimes feels out of control, knee-jerk accusations and unfounded conclusions are at risk of becoming their own epidemic.
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While the purchaser of the 500-year-old artwork "Salvator Mundi" ultimately proved to be a Saudi royal, the knee-jerk reaction toward China highlights the importance of the East Asian nation in the art market.
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But U.S. Republican Representative Michael McCaul, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, has called a wall along the entire border a "knee-jerk" reaction and has not mentioned the idea in legislation on Capitol Hill.
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Yet, as leaders of multi-national corporations, CEOs also knew a negative knee-jerk reaction would carry risks in coming policy debates — such as visas, trade and corporate tax reform — that directly impact their bottom lines.
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Brad J. Cohen, East Brunswick's mayor, who was a former member of the board of education, said that the decision was "not a knee-jerk reaction" but rather something that had been contemplated for several years.
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The Amazon founder, along with his then-wife MacKenzie, have long countered that they did not want to rush into philanthropy — and have been willing to take withering criticism in order to avoid knee-jerk donations.
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Some people thought that once Mr. Trump was in office and had shouldered presidential responsibilities, he would adopt a less knee-jerk view of how best to keep the nation safe and the free world free.
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" The problem, Mr. Stack's research has found, is that "geopolitical events may be widely feared, and there will often be a knee-jerk market reaction when they're unexpected, but seldom do they have a lasting impact.
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And while the White House political staff has sought to bring a measure of order, curbing some of the president's knee-jerk endorsement tendencies, Mr. Trump does not necessarily view them as his primary political counselors.
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"My fear is that legislators will pass knee-jerk legislation without any depth, any meaning, and it's really not going to make Vermont any safer," Rob Curtis, one of the rally's organizers, told CNN affiliate WCAX.
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"There tends to be initially a knee-jerk reaction and people react to the human side and the energy disruption but that eases soon," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at The Leuthold Group in Minneapolis.
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The constant stream of arbitrary violence that enters our newsfeeds and communities makes our society vulnerable to a knee-jerk reaction, one that calls for more armor in our infrastructure, more surveillance in our daily routine.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK.Of all the criticism, praise and knee-jerk reactions that rode in on the grand cruise ship known as Drake's More Life – was "Fake Love" added to boost its chart position?
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Will Strafach, an iOS researcher and the CEO of Guardian Firewall, told BuzzFeed News that he had done his own experiment after the knee-jerk warnings that FaceApp was uploading its users' entire camera rolls went viral.
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TOKYO, Sept 4 (Reuters) - The yen gained against the dollar and other currencies in early Asian trade on Monday in a knee-jerk reaction after North Korea had conducted its most powerful nuclear test the day before.
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That's naked ideology to be sure, but it's based on the belief in a particular set of theories as opposed to knee-jerk responses to policies or politicians based on their partisan titles or personal appeal alone.
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Legislation on terror watch list restrictions is is largely a knee-jerk response aimed at preventing a repeat of the specific circumstances of Orlando, not at addressing the issue of American mass gun violence as a whole.
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The risk of a 'knee-jerk reaction'A knockoff Heavy Hitters cartridge bought from an illicit seller — with very similar branding — contained high levels of vitamin E acetate, as well as pesticides including myclobutanil, bifenazate, etoxazole, and permethrin.
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For these reasons, Marks thinks investors' bullish knee-jerk reaction to lower rates in the US economy is paradoxical given historical precedent — and a classic example of not being able to see the forest for the trees.
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"Combine that with knee-jerk grandstanding, witnesses who can't keep their own facts straight, and a political culture of excessive accusation, and it's not surprising that today's hearing blew up the way that it did," he said.
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The first day announcement of the Trump Administration to cancel the last minute policy move by the Obama administration to lower the FHA insurance premiums could be just a knee-jerk political reaction by the Trump administration.
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Christopher Pissarides, a professor of economics at the London School of Economics, said Trump was having a "knee-jerk reaction" to certain groups of Americans who did not benefit from the past several decades of open trade.
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It is said that the Buddha taught metta as an antidote to fear, which appealed to me as a newly single woman struggling to unpack a lifetime of toxic internalized messages and knee-jerk self-destructive behaviors.
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For Ms. Malone and others reeling from a news cycle that feels like constant crisis mode, flinging money at political and social causes as a knee-jerk response to the headlines has become tantamount to self-care.
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Instead, she gives Danny this moment to be terrified about both being forced out of the closet and possibly losing a great friend — and in turn, gives Lady Bird a moment to reconsider her knee-jerk anger.
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A lot of Claire's early resistance to the inevitable comes from pure knee-jerk horror at learning that Jamie is still alive, and from being faced with a choice she'd written off as pointless to think about.
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"My fear is that legislatures will pass knee-jerk legislation, without any depth, without any meaning and it's really not going to make Vermont any safer," Rob Curtis, executive editor for firearms lifestyle magazine Recoil, told WCAX.
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"The jittery situation in the Middle East is one of the reasons to be concerned and switch to safe havens after disappointing knee-jerk reaction following the U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut," said Commerzbank analyst Eugen Weinberg.
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"India's image as a tolerant democracy is taking a hit internationally due to the knee jerk reactions of PM #Modi & @AmitShah!" tweeted Shama Mohamed, a Congress party spokeswoman, in reference to the prime minister and home minister.
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President Barack Obama took the necessary step of re-establishing diplomatic relations and easing the embargo, but President Trump reversed course and tightened things up again out of knee-jerk hostility to anything Cuban and anything Obaman.
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While I wasn't totally okay, even after the horse galloped away, I definitely felt calmer, and it was the first time in 12 years that my knee-jerk reaction didn't involve crying when a horse entered my path.
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But is it fair to put the whole onus and the blame on ICE to demonize, and then to just sort of -- in sort of a knee-jerk reaction, without much thought or deliberation say to abolish it.
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Brought in after a so-called 'shame game' between Celtic and Rangers, during which 34 arrests were made, the OFBA is now viewed as a knee-jerk reaction by then First Minister Alex Salmond and the SNP government.
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Prescriptive regulations are often a short term fix Whether it's Enron becoming 'too big to fail' or the financial crisis of 85033-08, the knee jerk reaction for legislators is to enact regulations designed to appease their constituents.
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Outside the fever swamps, the attacks against the Parkland students have been largely regarded as the logical conclusion of a media apparatus with a knee-jerk reaction toward conspiracy theories to counter factual reporting and spin political narratives.
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My knee-jerk response was that I'm not joining a new streaming service until it comes with a bundle that also gives me an extra four hours of free time a day, to actually watch the new content.
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The latest Reuters poll of 60 strategists, taken over the past week, suggests that many still think the recent surge in bond yields is more of a knee-jerk reaction than a definitive start of a new trend.
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Sterling later recovered most of those losses, with strategists saying that although the headline triggered a knee-jerk reaction to sell the pound, there was nothing new in the report that should have a material and lasting impact.
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But even as "knee-jerk nationalism" dominated global political discourse, he argues, there was an awakening of another sort, an undercurrent of thinkers weighing the nature of democracy—and figuring out how we can make it work anew.
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"While there is still a risk that ongoing political developments could potentially trigger another knee jerk euro sell off in the coming weeks or months, any bouts of euro weakness should remain both temporary and limited," he added.
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On the other side of the social media divide are the people whose knee-jerk reaction is to hate on the Newell sisters, all due to their platinum blonde hair, relentless vocal fry, and respective trappings of privilege.
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"We saw todays inflation data - the markets started to back off today because it challenges the need for additional rate cuts," said Chris Gaffney, president of world markets at TIAA Bank, calling bullion's decline a knee-jerk reaction.
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"Bitcoin is a sanctuary in emerging markets where knee jerk policy reactions are commonplace - India's move on high value bank notes is just the latest in a string of poorly communicated & executed judgments," he told CNBC via email.
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I THINK WE'RE MORE NEAR THE END OF THE NEAR TERM OF THE, YOU KNOW, SORT OF KNEE JERK REACTION TO THESE THINGS AND NOW COMES THE HARD WORK OF ACTUALLY TRYING TO SEE HOW IT GETS IMPLEMENTED.
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"There's been no demand (from Japanese investors), there's actually been selling as they took profit on the knee-jerk rally on Monday," he said, preferring to remain anonymous as he is not authorised to speak about his clients.
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Instead of contenting themselves with knee-jerk debates about closing borders, where to dump the bodies of terrorists, or what to do with their passports, France and Belgium should consider another course of action that might actually work.
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The problem, of course, is that it is exceedingly difficult to have these discussions with those who have knee-jerk defensive reactions when reminded about these ugly parts of our history and how these events still resonate today.
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Since he first floated the idea in December 2017, Tyndall has fielded endless knee-jerk reactions accusing him of enabling drug use, as well as legitimate fears about the pills being diverted to school kids and soccer moms.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended little changed on Tuesday in a session marked by knee-jerk reactions to events in Washington that drove investors to first worry then hope about prospects for the Trump administration's economic agenda.
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Country Garden also stressed that this move was "not a knee-jerk reaction to [the] Chinese government's policy implementation," and that it had always planned to appeal to global buyers beyond China, including the Middle East and Europe.
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For decades, I had racked my brain and our relationship looking for answers about his knee-jerk political reactions, especially since the 2016 US presidential election -- but this one seemed even more inconceivable than any of his others.
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Critics of this incremental reform claim that the legislative proposal to fix the REMS loophole will be a boon to trial lawyers, a claim aimed squarely at dissuading Republicans who have knee-jerk opposition to this cottage industry.
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The dip was seen as a knee-jerk reaction to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party suffering a historic defeat in an election in the capital Tokyo on Sunday, signalling potential trouble ahead for the premier.
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Throughout my publicity tour, one of the more common objections I heard was that my concerns were yet another example of people exhibiting a knee-jerk fear of a technology that we'll eventually come to accept as harmless.
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The dip was seen as a knee-jerk reaction to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Liberal Democratic Party suffering an historic defeat in an election in the capital Tokyo on Sunday, signalling potential trouble ahead for the premier.
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Prudovski says hypochondriacs typically have one of two knee-jerk reactions: to block out the thought entirely, which reinforces its imagined severity, or to obsess over the fear and start investigating the virus and all of its symptoms.
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Often, situations like this create a "knee-jerk" reaction in the form of overreaching legislative or regulatory proposals that sound good on paper, but could result in stifling innovation, or just don't result in any changes at all.
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Two days ago, Hallmark made a knee-jerk decision in response to a bit of steam coming from a well known conservative group, and pulled advertising for the wedding site Zola because it featured same-sex female couples.
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Phil Hanceford, policy expert at the Wilderness Society, a nonprofit dedicated to protecting the nation's public lands, told Motherboard in a phone call that it's "a knee-jerk reaction to rules finalised by the previous administration," he added.
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Despite their knee-jerk praise of small businesses' contribution to the economy, state officials don't put their money where their mouths are — they are seriously shortchanging small local firms and entrepreneurs when it comes to economic development tax breaks.
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Pravit Chintawongvanich, equity derivatives strategist at Wells Fargo, said that while he isn't seeing any indication of knee-jerk "panic" in the marketplace that would signal getting out of stocks, investors can't assume buying every dip will pay off.
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Post the initial knee-jerk reaction, Brexit's effect on sterling has led to a surge in the FTSE, which is now higher by some 11 percent on the start of the year and easily outperforming the rest of Europe.
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"Today we are seeing the knee-jerk reaction as far as the dollar to just move on rate differentials and the bond market move," said Steven Englander, global head of G10 FX research, Standard Chartered Bank, in New York.
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And since our knee-jerk reaction to spending to keep our water clean and safe to drink is to say no, it won't be long before even the most tony of neighborhoods starts to resemble a charity water campaign.
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It is more of a knee-jerk response to events in Washington: if that's what you do, Mr Trump, say those who have prospered under an American-led order, it leaves us with no choice but to turn elsewhere.
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Let's get past the knee-jerk backlash and try to restore a little optimism, a little hope, a little potential belief that new technological initiatives are not automatically a bad-faith misuse, even if they do come from Facebook.
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In Manila in the Claws of Lights, righteous Julio is shocked by his gay friend turning tricks, but when Julio himself wants to earn hard cash, his gay clients treat his knee-jerk aversion towards them with pitying tenderness.
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It's essentially become a knee-jerk response — to the point that Rotten Tomatoes announced in late February that it would tweak its user review feature in order to stop letting users post audience reviews prior to a movie's release.
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"Part of these (market moves) are knee-jerk reactions; they say one thing with one tone on one day and then they say another thing with another tone on another day," said Rahim Madhavji, president of Knightsbridge Foreign Exchange.
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"The Street is hyper-sensitive to any speed bumps around this next iPhone cycle and (that) speaks to the knee-jerk reaction we are seeing in shares," said Daniel Ives, chief strategy officer at GBH Insights in New York.
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In the spirit of Ariana Grande's example of championing love over hate last night, we'll hold back on sharing what we actually think of Piers Morgan and his stream of offensive, knee-jerk reactions to celebrity women and minorities.
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But the Democratic strategist added Trump's decision to pull U.S. troops from Syria lacked any strategic thought, arguing that it was a "knee-jerk reaction" to distract Americans from domestic issues, where she says the president is falling short.
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But for me the most important thing is for us to make our decision now with the full focus of what is best for Davis Cup and Fed Cup, not a knee-jerk reaction to what others are doing.
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The S&P energy index closed down 1.7 percent on Thursday, while the main indexes ended only slightly lower after recovering from what market participants said was a knee-jerk reaction to President Donald Trump cancelling a planned summit.
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Or is this particular outrage a proverbial tempest in a teacup that distracts the public from more important matters and gives ammunition to knee-jerk Trump defenders who believe Trump is constantly targeted for unfair criticism and "fake news"?
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"This is all knee-jerk reaction," said Maria Lapiz, head of institutional research at Maybank Kim Eng Securities Thailand, adding that Sino-Thai's balance sheets were already strong and would not be affected by the outcome of the election.
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"The knee jerk reaction is more a response to the risks associated with higher tensions in the region and prospect of more attacks, than immediate impact on oil supplies," wrote Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at Oanda, in a note.
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"It's almost a knee-jerk, reflective action now: When corn goes higher, and the market expects corn prices to go even higher and higher, the price of feeder cattle falls," said Dan Norcini, an independent livestock trader based in Idaho.
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After a knee-jerk negative reaction to the new tariffs announced by Washington and Beijing this week, currency markets have become more settled, as traders say they do not expect the dispute to cause a global shock, at least for now.
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Nehlen, Jones, Fitzgerald and other fringe candidates in the GOP have emerged as PR problems for a Republican Party seeking to reject knee-jerk allegations of racism and xenophobia from the left, often aimed at Trump supporters of all stripes.
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News that longtime Senator John McCain would support the tax plan pushed yields to fresh months- and years-long highs on Thursday, but retreated from those levels as traders swooped in to buy after the knee-jerk selloff, analysts said.
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But so long as we allow our arguments about sex work to be led by morality rather than harm reduction, we'll continue to fall prey to the kind of knee-jerk anti-sex work zealotry displayed by No Little Girl.
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"You are still at all-time highs and a disappointing headline number gives them (investors) a reason for a quick knee-jerk reaction like that," said Sean Lynch, co-head of global equity strategy at Wells Fargo Investment Institute in Omaha.
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We don't want to say bah humbug to the chosen celebration paths of others, so we created a simple shopping guide which we hope will help assuage our knee-jerk, locked-inside-a-glass-case-of-emotion reactions to them.
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" Jones, who was a choreographer for the team until 2003, claimed many of the team members felt the decision was "a knee-jerk reaction to the recent wave of stories and lawsuits about the treatment and compensation of NFL cheerleaders.
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"I think I'm going to wait and see what his reasons were, why he's doing it, what the purpose is," Kelly Allgood, who said she did not want to have a knee-jerk reaction, told CNN in an interview Tuesday.
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"It was a knee-jerk reaction because markets are starting to come back a little, as it doesn't seem like there will be further retaliation coming," said Christoffer Moltke-Leth, head of institutional client trading at Saxo Capital Markets in Singapore.
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"While the knee jerk reaction in the South African markets will likely calm down further over next week, this will depend heavily on news flow regarding what the full effect of Brexit will be," said chief economist at Investec Annabel Bishop.
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"Knee-jerk GBP reaction would almost certainly be negative since it would be seen as further weakening an already weak negotiating position for the U.K. government and with that the risk of 'no deal' (with the European Union)," Attrill said.
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Whether it is members of Congress opposing the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program or teachers unions in state capitols fighting against expanding education choice, there exists both a knee-jerk reaction to protect the status quo and a distrust of parents.
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A knee-jerk reaction that will likely be "more negative than positive" is expected when markets reopen next week "as investors had been pricing in continuity of previous government policy," Prakash Sakpal, Asia economist at ING, said in a note.
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After a knee-jerk negative reaction to the new tariffs announced by Washington and Beijing this week, currency markets have become more settled, with traders saying they do not expect the dispute to cause a global shock, at least for now.
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Nazanin Mandi and Nadia Moham have gotten a lot of backlash after their interview with the rapper on their "Ladies Like Us" podcast, and they now admit they had a "knee jerk reaction" when they simply burst out in laughter.
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After a knee-jerk reaction to new tariffs announced by Washington and Beijing on Tuesday, currency markets are settling down and expecting the fallout will take some time to show up in corporate earnings and not produce a sharp global shock.
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The stories have the key elements that ought to ignite their respective muses: The too-fast, knee-jerk response of blundering officials to social media posts, and the silencing of free speech by nongovernmental, but still-powerful, means of Discourse Policing.
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This has always been the general attitude conservatives possess in Jordan, resorting to the knee-jerk "customs and traditions" mantra as a way to ban or censor any type of media they see as being at odds with the mainstream.
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If prosecutors truly wanted to redress the last several decades of mass incarceration, they could start by declining the longstanding, knee-jerk practice of opposing parole and clemency for the countless number of people who should be released from prison.
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"It is during times like these that investors need to maintain a longer-term perspective and stick to their investment process rather than making knee-jerk, binary decisions," Brian Belski, chief investment strategist at BMO Capital Markets, said in a note.
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It works directly on the emotional centers of the brain, inducing a feeling of warmth and openness while also reducing knee-jerk fear responses — like the ones that might make you feel defensive and shut off to your partner's perspective.
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" Lt. Bob Kroll, president of the union representing rank-and-file Minneapolis officers, said in a statement that the "rapid changes to the body camera policy initiated at the direction of Mayor Hodges are a knee-jerk reaction and politically motivated.
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"We have generally seen the shilling bend on the weakening side as the rate move feeds a negative sentiment and I think that knee-jerk reaction will go on for some time," said a trader at a leading commercial bank.
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The knee-jerk assumptions we will hear from those who say that someone else will simply take his place and be just as effective and deadly probably come from people who truly don't know how powerful and effective Soleimani was.
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"Today we are seeing the knee-jerk reaction as far as the dollar to just move on rate differentials and the bond market move," said Steven Englander, global head of G10 Foreign Exchange research, Standard Chartered Bank, in New York.
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Serious bipartisan policy making loses out to, on one side, a knee-jerk skepticism about even the most worthwhile public initiatives and, on the other, the instinct to oppose any effort to trim those public programs when they are under siege.
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Instead of curious, intellectually honest chroniclers of human affairs, Twitter regularly turns many in the news — myself included — into knee-jerk outrage-bots reflexively set off by this or that hash-tagged cause, misspelled presidential missive or targeted-influence campaign.
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"My first reaction to this as a middle-aged white-male CEO guy, was 'Ugh, this is going to lead to over-reporting, spam'— that's a common knee-jerk reaction because discrimination and harassment isn't in their daily awareness," Libin said.
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But he's wrong to assume that those Christians who reject the Nashville statement do so purely out of knee-jerk emotion, or out of a desire not to offend LGBTQ people, or to "fit in" with a prevailing secular culture.
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In fact, he only ever referred to him as "our president," in glancing references that would be difficult for even the most defensive Trump supporter to turn into a knee-jerk tweet about liberal Hollywood and its hatred of the current administration.
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Most companies had finished cutting their dollar debt as a knee-jerk reaction to the yuan's sharp depreciation last August, and they have started to look at the dollar bond market again to finance overseas projects and M&A deals, the treasurer said.
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What makes this idea particularly interesting to me—and why I think it was emblematic of the conference as a whole—is how it functions as a response to the knee-jerk anti-intellectualism that often bubbles up when discussing sports analytics.
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Conversations can be hard to read, let alone understand, and that misunderstanding contributes to a lot of the repetitive first responses to tweets, reply dogpiling, and knee-jerk reactions — like the kind that flooded Stone's mentions — that fuel the platform's outrage cycle.
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Bond mutual funds would be hit too, he added, but professional managers would be less inclined to engage in knee-jerk selling, and shareholders would be somewhat insulated because mutual fund shares are redeemed at face value, with no premium or discount.
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"I guess (the early gain) was a knee-jerk reaction on the stock being up 33% plus, but as people digest the details, then it is difficult to get AT1 support," said Steve Hussey, head of financial institutions credit research at Alliance Bernstein.
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Plunging risk appetite as exemplified by tumbling oil, spiking gold and precipitously falling equity futures makes crystal clear that the knee-jerk reaction to Republican candidate Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential race is one of deep concern within global markets.
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But if there is a clear winner, the market will adjust accordingly in due time, even in the case of a Donald Trump victory, which, according to Paulsen, could generate an initial knee-jerk reaction and broad-based sell-off of stocks.
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"There's a knee-jerk reaction to the possibility of the United States becoming a nicotine addiction-free country," said Jonathan Roy, advisory investment manager at Charles Hanover Investments, adding that it could be an issue for cigarette companies in the long-term.
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"In the event of UK leaving, the initial knee-jerk impact on the market could be quite negative, but we believe the resulting GBP (British pound) weakness and Bank of England action will cushion a chunk of the fall in equities," they added.
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My aversion to what is billed as the latest and greatest is not some random knee-jerk response to Apple — I happily own an iPhone — but rather a decision based on the pieces of information the company has been willing to release.
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While we're calling out knee-jerk reactions that are not always wrong, "too cute and pass-heavy" is often a descriptor bestowed on Kyle Shanahan's offenses, dating back to his time in Washington, but just because it's easy doesn't mean it's always wrong.
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The knee-jerk reaction by many was that the WHCA was essentially knuckling under to President Trump, after he skipped last year's event and comic Michelle Wolf made headlines by flaying those who were in attendance, including White House press secretary Sarah Sanders.
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In credit markets a knee-jerk reaction saw synthetic indices gap out on the open before retracing a portion of those moves, leaving the iTraxx Main investment grade index 18bp wider, the Crossover out 20143bp and the Senior Financials wider by 30bp.
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"Republican incumbents should take a page from Democratic candidates who feel it's important to review an issue and come to an independent conclusion rather than falling in line with a knee-jerk partisan reaction," she said in a statement to The Hill.
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"This is nothing more than a knee-jerk reaction to the president's misguided belief in such bias, which has been disproved time and again by legitimate researchers," said Gigi Sohn, a former senior official at the Federal Communications Commission during the Obama administration.
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"A lot of the new progressive elected officials have a knee-jerk reaction to dismiss anything we put out there," said Frank Ricci, the director of government affairs for the Rent Stabilization Association, an industry group that represents about 43,24 building owners.
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But then such knee-jerk moralizing is, as Packer admits, an American tradition: "We swing wildly between superhuman exertion and sullen withdrawal, always looking for the answers in our own goodness and wisdom instead of where they lie, out in the world."
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"I've been accused of being cold or removed, but I think that's because I wasn't as volatile or I don't have a knee-jerk reaction," she said, her hands glistening with jewels and her lips glossy and pink like a glazed French confection.
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In a 2009 interview with the website Songfacts, Mr. Merrill described "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" as a "knee-jerk response" to the 1974 Rolling Stones song "It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)," and to Mick Jagger's elite social circle.
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It's a masterpiece, and it's likely that when temperatures cool down, politicians from both parties will learn that there is an upside to Trump's looser approach and a downside to the knee-jerk gaffe aversion that has taken over so much of politics.
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In these cases, I've learned to temper my reactions, to move beyond ungenerous thoughts about the depth of that person's soul, along with my knee-jerk inner monologue: What do you mean you weren't moved by "A Man Called Ove" or "Olive Kitteridge"?
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It's crucial for us to remember that when a story is published by The Times it becomes part of the historical record, so giving in to the knee-jerk impulse to go for the clicks or be part of the conversation is unwise.
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And instead of serving up the typical knee-jerk reaction that Gillis should be fired for calling people in Chinatown "f---ing ch--ks" among other things, Yang urged a more nuanced approach that offered the hope that people like Gillis can evolve.
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For instance, Republicans seemed to largely approve of Trump's handling of his North Korea summit while Democrats largely did not, a split that likely has as much if not more to do with knee-jerk assessments of the president than informed opinions about nuclear diplomacy.
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These kinds of knee-jerk reactions by elected officials with minimal understanding of helicopter operations or aviation in general ignore the reassuring fact that the air transportation system in the United States is the envy of the world because of its exceptional safety record.
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"The U.S. missile strike on a Syrian air base overnight caused a knee-jerk shift into safe havens, although the impact was moderate as it is being interpreted as a one-off proportionate response," said Ian Williams, a strategist at Peel Hunt in London.
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With the caucus, he said, the goal is to "make sure Congress is as informed on this issue as possible, so when it inevitably has some sort of knee-jerk reactions" on AI, the final response from Capitol Hill is "more measured" in scope.
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His father, John Letts, disputed the "knee-jerk assumption" that his son fought with Islamic State while in Syria, but added that if his son had broken the law, he should be tried, according to an interview with Canada's Global News radio on Sunday.
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So the news should always be read with some degree of skepticism — not a knee-jerk rejection of all media, but with a critical mind that's aware of possible mistakes, biases and lies while remaining open to facts and theories that might make us uncomfortable.
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"Really not sure why people are looking at it so negatively, except when world politics is unstable, investors' knee-jerk reaction is to sell first and ask questions later," said Rick Meckler, partner, Cherry Lane Investments, a family investment office in New Vernon, New Jersey.
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He is flirting with everything: an out-gay voting bloc and everyone who has been crushed by knee-jerk Catholic sentiment, a population enraged by the level of corruption in its government, and — as we now know — a run for the presidency of the Philippines.
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As he tells it, there are good games and bad games, and the same parents who insist that their children eat healthy food and watch educational TV might not know enough about video games and react in a knee-jerk way against all of them.
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This is also important because we often return to our old patterns of knee-jerk reactions when we're around family, but taking a few breaths will give us the space we need to truly respond to what someone is doing rather than just reacting. 2.
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On Tuesday, Mike Levine of ABC News first reported that dozens of foreign service officers and diplomats were circulating a memo internally, warning that Trump's "knee jerk" order would sour relations with key allies and do nothing to protect the US from terrorist attacks.
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Another attempt to adapt Blood Meridian has that word buzzing again The recent media blitz revealing that James Franco was planning a film version of Cormac McCarthy's novel Blood Meridian sparked the obvious spread of reactions: interest, hope, apathy, and knee-jerk internet outrage.
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Loudness and musical taste are by no means racially specific, but there are consistent fault lines in sound that come up again and again — see the enduring knee-jerk reactions that many in the US have when asked if they like rap or country music.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior U.S. general on Thursday sharply criticized Russia's deployment of the S-300 surface-to-air missile system in Syria, saying it was a needless escalation and a knee-jerk response to last month's downing of a Russian military aircraft there.
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And the Clinton knee-jerk response of supporting Australian-style gun confiscation laws aimed at denying law-abiding Americans who live in those neighborhoods the right to defend their homes is a sure loser everywhere except in the gated, protected communities where she hangs out.
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Two years later, Trump again paid tens of thousands of dollars to make his knee-jerk opinions more widely known, this time weighing in on the infamous Central Park jogger case with a call to "bring back the death penalty" for its five suspects.
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For all the rightful claims you could make about small sample sizes and knee-jerk reactions, if you offered me a choice today between the two L.A. teams and the field to win the championship, I would have to go with the Clippers-Lakers ticket.
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"The trade deal is the predominant driver", for markets at the moment said Lars Kreckel, global equity strategist at Legal & General Investment Management, noting that a dip in stock markets was a just knee-jerk reaction to the latest news on the U.S.-China front.
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" What makes school shootings almost as interesting as they are atrocious is that they place an insupportable burden of proof on people whose knee-jerk response to any social calamity is to say, "This stuff has always gone on, we just didn't hear about it.
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The more Peter King, NFL PR guys, and other feverishly pro-NFL types dismiss those of us who are tuning into other sports as knee-jerk week-to-week reactionaries, the more they miss the actual problem, which will cost them in the long run.
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"There is a knee-jerk reaction in the market, but then as the market sees that actual supplies aren't really being affected, there's a little bit of a pullback typically," said Vandana Hari, founder and CEO of Vandana Insights, an Asian energy markets analysis firm.
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In the past a knee-jerk impulse to act quickly against drug use, couched within a prohibitionist attitude towards substance abuse, has resulted in government policies written from a criminal justice perspective that punish drug users and event organizers—or try to stop raves altogether.
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"The EM market reaction to dovish Fed and ECB appears to be apparent: lower local yields and technical rebound in local currencies, although we believe local currency appreciation would be a transient knee-jerk reaction," Societe Generale analyst Marek Drimal wrote in a note.
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During his eight years in the White House — in a noisy era of information overload, extreme partisanship and knee-jerk reactions — books were a sustaining source of ideas and inspiration, and gave him a renewed appreciation for the complexities and ambiguities of the human condition.
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"It's been a knee-jerk reaction because everybody is asking the question how is Iran going to retaliate, and I think that's why you've seen prices jump 3, 4 percent," Amrita Sen, co-founder and chief oil analyst at Energy Aspects, told CNBC Friday morning.
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" "Here, we have a knee-jerk reaction by a Colonel under political pressure to suspend a trooper without pay," Rafferty wrote, "virtually putting him and his family on the street, all without an investigation into the allegations of comments made in a chat room.
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"CPAC is a very tough crowd for us because the knee-jerk reaction for most Republicans is to oppose this," said Saul Anuzis, a former chairman of the Michigan Republican Party who plans to promote the national popular vote effort at the conservative confab.
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Laughter and comedy, which work to disrupt such neat one-to-one correspondence, rarely have any place here: "We can never laugh at this" because to do so would mean to leave the comfort of the knee-jerk reaction we've been instructed to have.
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"It doesn't have to be perfect — just good enough to make the enemy think something happened that it provokes a knee-jerk and reckless response of retaliation," Ovadya, the chief technologist for the University of Michigan's Center for Social Media Responsibility, told BuzzFeed. Sen.
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If you are a long-term investor, one who does not make knee-jerk portfolio decisions based on short-term events, or if you find it ludicrous to think that the U.S. government will default on its debt, you may want to skip this article.
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The oddity of the party's immediate knee-jerk fear over a lifelong Democrat running as an independent to yank the party to the middle in 2020 is that it was an avowed independent running as a Democrat who yanked the party left in 2016.
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It can't be a coincidence that in the two years since Rob Manfred succeeded Bud Selig to become baseball's 10th commissioner, bringing with him various new rules for all levels of the game, knee-jerk resistance to change seems to have softened a little.
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When a computer or an industry gets so big and so powerful, it's just a knee-jerk reaction of the government to start investigating in any way they can, and sometimes their competitors come in to help, which is often true in the antitrust context.
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It's why some Americans get flustered when they are told to press 1 for English, favor a national language (even though dozens of languages have always been spoken here) or have a knee-jerk response upon finding out a Mosque might be built across the street.
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Dennis C. Wiltshire -- a rep for FIAD Entertainment Group, which is putting on the EA-sponsored event in Dulles, VA -- tells us, his organization had a knee-jerk reaction after hearing about Sunday's shooting in Jacksonville, FL that left 3 people dead, and many others injured.
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"At every Yellen Fed meeting, she parrots the phrase that the United States is committed to higher rates, which creates a knee-jerk sell-off in the metals, and then when the rhetoric is analyzed, the markets assess the limited options opened to the Fed," Hug said.
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And while there's obviously a knee-jerk negative reaction to the notion of some government agency recording everything we see and hear, the movie centers itself around a detective that demonstrably puts the technology to good use, rationalizing away the inherent moral quandary of its own premise.
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"I know there was a knee-jerk reaction where the equity market went down, but it didn't take long for cooler heads to prevail and recognize this is still a reasonably good number," said Eric Kuby, chief investment officer, North Star Investment Management Corp in Chicago.
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Condescending Democrats might sneer that asking knee-jerk voters for the Party of Trump to give careful consideration to their ninth-choice selection is a big ask, and that jingoistic Republicans could never stomach a "foreign" system primarily used to choose the legislatures of Australia and Ireland.
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"If we see a U.S.-China trade agreement, most likely there would be a knee jerk reaction in the gold market, which would sell off," Streible said, adding prices would eventually recover as it might be difficult to get a complete overhaul of the trade deal.
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The Dude (one of the authors of the original Port Huron Statement, "not the compromised second draft") embodies the spirit of the 1960s counterculture, weatherworn by the 1990s but still wily and subversive; Walter is a knee-jerk hawk, always escalating conflict, often with disastrous results.
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But the market moves on such news - particularly the Brazilian case of the bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), detected in a 17-year-old cow - were more of a "knee jerk reaction than anything dealing with fundamentals," said Dan Norcini, an independent livestock trader based in Idaho.
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It's a method that has slowly eroded our trust with politicians, with people who are different with us and has given us a knee-jerk reflex to always want to blame the other guy, because our 'leaders' have been doing that method all of our lives.
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The panelists included plastic surgeons and cancer experts, per the AP. "I think a knee jerk reaction of just pulling something without knowing what the replacement will be might get us into more trouble," said Karla Ballman, a biostatistician at New York's Weill Cornell School of Medicine.
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By planting a seed in the minds of their readers that in every wheelchair is a possible faker or fraudster, the paper is advancing the sort of retrograde presumption and knee-jerk prejudice based on appearances that is the foundation of every form of public discrimination.
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The public absence of the text, estimated to be more than 80 pages long, opens up the door to a "knee-jerk" response by markets "if the final details from the signed deal underwhelm investors," Han Tan, market analyst at FXTM, a currency broker, told clients Wednesday.
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While a rush to offload unwanted product may be a knee-jerk reaction and last a short time, any increase in shipments from the world's top producer would likely stir concerns about the world glut that has led to the industry's worst crisis in a generation.
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"There tends to be initially a knee-jerk reaction and people react to the human side and the energy disruption, but that eases soon," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at The Leuthold Group in Minneapolis, of the market's reaction to the major storm and its aftermath.
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But as those news stories received more attention — and as political figures pushed for knee-jerk regulatory fixes — a community of vapers was mobilized as well, propelled by its most digitally savvy proponents: popular YouTubers and video bloggers like GrimmGreen and Matt Culley and Ryan Hall.
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But as those news stories received more attention — and as political figures pushed for knee-jerk regulatory fixes — a community of vapers was mobilized as well, propelled by its most digitally savvy proponents: popular YouTubers and video bloggers like GrimmGreen and Matt Culley and Ryan Hall.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Bank Health, Imperiled" (editorial, July 3): Instead of "knee-jerk deregulation," banks are seeking sensible, targeted adjustments to rules put in place by Dodd-Frank seven years ago, so they can do even more to help grow the economy and create jobs.
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" The letter also raised concerns that "Protect and Serve" was a knee-jerk political reaction to the growing movement for police accountability and reform, or an extension of the "Blue Lives Matter" movement, which started gaining steam in 211 as a counterpoint to "Black Lives Matter.
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"More does need to be done and we are doing it, but don't confuse that with the knee-jerk reaction that we need regulation as a response," said William Coen, who heads the Basel Committee's secretariat, a body that sets capital rules for thousands of banks across the world.
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"It feels like a knee-jerk reaction and Hail Mary to stop the bleeding of #deletefacebook — although TBD on if that's actually making an impact — but more importantly to show Wall Street that they can protect consumer data," said Matt Borchard, group media director for advertising agency Noble People.
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The knee-jerk "RIP" reaction isn't totally out of left field, though, and it speaks to a broader trend in internet culture: a fear that everything good is good only until a corporation sees an opportunity to monetize it, or until it becomes apparent that that won't be possible.
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"The cedi is expected to take back the losses resulting from a 'knee-jerk' reaction to the news on the IMF ... propelled by expected inflows towards upcoming bond sales as confidence in the country's macroeconomic environment continue to improve," analyst Joseph Biggles Amponsah of Accra-based Dortis Research, said.
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" The letter continued: "I would only hope that by striking a nerve that stimulates the inevitable double standard, knee-jerk government reaction that results in more stupid draconian restrictions people wake up and begin to see the pompous political thugs and their mindless minions for what they are.
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" —Lexie Schapitl, social media manager for Vox, from New Jersey (which is not New England, no) "My knee-jerk response to the Dunkies news was: I hate it, I fear change, all institutions I once loved and currently tolerate should stay the same forever and always, amen, Go Sox.
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While Britain's June 28.53 vote in favour of leaving the European Union caused initial knee-jerk selling of emerging assets, those flows have reversed as bond yields in the developed world collapsed to ever new lows and the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled it would likely postpone raising rates.
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The far left is doing it, too, in its knee-jerk anti-liberalism -- it's not the corporate GOP and its reactionary base that's the problem, this argument goes, it's liberal technocrats, who have the audacity to rely on things such as education, expertise and data to drive policy.
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Watch More from VICE News Tonight: "The overdose crisis has led to a knee-jerk response by virtually all institutions, led by the CDC, with its recent stringent guidelines, which other institutions are erroneously using as mandates," Peter Grinspoon, a primary care physician at Massachusetts General Hospital, says.
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There was more than a double standard at work: it was just the latest example of Trump's knee-jerk instinct to politicize terrorist attacks to advance his policy agenda and rally his political base, which has cheered Trump's hardline posture on terrorism and his efforts to curtail Muslim immigration.
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Sutton might be sleeping with the board member's hottest guy — and Page is very charming, a relief given that I still knee-jerk scowl at the memory of him playing Joan's awful husband on Mad Men — but she has masses of student loans weighing down her loftier ambitions.
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At worst, these sketches just coddle the audience by reflecting all of their assumptions and prejudices back at them: Yes, Trump is dumb, his administration is full of venal lackeys, Jeff Sessions is creepy, Cohen is a crook, all of your obvious, knee-jerk impulses and prejudices are correct.
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Meanwhile, according to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE and his knee-jerk supporters, the coronavirus is nothing to worry about.
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Over the last quarter century, our politicians have transformed our most respected institution into an all-purpose cleaning service that must pick up the trash strewn about by executive and legislative branches which provide knee-jerk responses to foreign policy problems of which they have little or no understanding.
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We failed to anticipate how checking your Watch in the middle of a conversation would become just as rude as checking your phone, even and especially when it's not intended to signal anything other than a knee jerk interest in what time it happens to be at that moment.
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While Corbyn's team struck a moderate tone, with his top legal policy adviser Shami Chakrabarti questioning whether it was the time to make "knee-jerk" policy changes, Johnson again said only he could deliver Brexit, allowing Britain to move on to reforms such as to the criminal justice system.
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And Dunham's knee-jerk reaction to the accusations against Miller would seem to suggest that her feminism is less a philosophy to which she is committed than a brand from which she is willing to profit when it is convenient to her and abandon when it is not.
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Knee-jerk contempt for democracy—insulting those we disagree with as idiotic, as incapable or unworthy of civic trust and responsibility—has a long and ugly history in this country, where the Founding Fathers were nearly as democracy-averse as Plato, and certainly more hostile to the prospect of redistributing wealth.
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My knee-jerk temptation is to shove the compound interest chart that changed my life under their noses so that they know that starting retirement savings at 22 instead of 32 can make a difference in balances upon retirement that reaches well into six figures over several decades in the workforce.
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"While I do think the knee jerk will be JPY stronger, USD/JPY lower, I think this is such a consensus trade now that it will be hard for the pair to run for very long," Brad Bechtel, managing director, at Jefferies in New York, said in a client note.
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"This [is] a knee jerk reaction as the tech bulls were hoping for a bigger boost around repatriation and the potential tailwinds for cash rich tech giants such as Apple, Cisco, Microsoft, and Oracle among others," wrote Daniel Ives, chief strategy officer and head of technology research at GBH Insights.
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" Michael Petricone, senior vice president for government affairs at the Consumer Technology Association, added, "This is urgent because the one thing you don't want is Congress coming in a knee-jerk fashion and doing something with all sorts of negative consequences, which is what we may be seeing happen now.
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"After we get through this two-day hiccup, the knee-jerk to the policy move, I would expect the dollar to resume its rally," said Michael O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Greenwich, Connecticut, who highlighted the difference in U.S. interest rates versus the ECB and Bank of Japan.
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Jordan Rochester and his team at Nomura are mildly more optimistic, writing on May 24 (emphasis ours): So once the knee-jerk reaction lower in GBP takes place, the expectation of tighter BoE policy would see an improvement in real yields and the fall in GBP to eventually be offset.
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What only a year ago still looked like a risky swerve from a deeply ingrained democratic culture, or a knee-jerk reaction to the omnipresence of "political correctness," now appears to be a joint, methodical, determined effort to undermine pillars of the liberal order and install a different set of values.
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"You look at the front spreads for crude oil, and it's been the front-month contracts that have blown out, almost like this is a knee-jerk reaction to a headline versus a long-term structural uptrend that is still intact," said Brian LaRose, senior technical analyst at ICAP-TA.
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Again, the tech industry has real problems — but the fact that it has devoured the advertising and classifieds income that long propped up the media seems to have caused otherwise sober and thoughtful journalists to instinctively knee-jerk blame it for every ill, while letting their actual architects off lightly.
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Nomura FX Strategist Jordan Rochester in a note Monday raised doubts that there will be tradable momentum beyond the "knee jerk" moves to 1.32-1.34 on the back of a Conservative majority, based on Johnson's commitment not to extend the transition period reintroducing the risk of a "hard Brexit" in 2020.
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" The similar passage from Ms. Abramson's book reads: "He wrote a column in 'The American Conservative,' a magazine run by Pat Buchanan, calling young people a bunch of knee-jerk liberals (a phrase McInnes and his ilk often used) who would believe anyone with dark skin over anyone with light skin.
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In an environment where ICE is routinely referred to as the "Gestapo," the knee-jerk first assumption for many people is that the Trump administration would use citizenship census data for immigration enforcement — going door to door, or something, to all the people who said they had noncitizens in their household.
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In that way, it's a shame that all of her views—dark jokes, direct insults designed to hurt, knee-jerk reactions to perceived slights, valid comments on cultural appropriation in rap—have all been given equal status in people's lists of reasons as to why she's apparently racist or homophobic.
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The most charitable criticisms—the ones that didn't simply resort to the knee-jerk racism and dog whistles of "thug" or worse—said that Kaepernick should do something meaningful, either with his money, time, or both, rather than taking the easy way out by simply staging a one-man protest.
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"While some see it as a possible knee-jerk reaction to the rapprochement with Israel and Russia, given the preparation involved I think it is part of a general response to Turkey's intensification of security measures along the Turkey-Syria border," said Ege Seckin, political analyst at IHS Country Risk in London.
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And I messaged my team to say I was working from home, and I went back to bed, and I woke up three hours later to messages from my boss, and I thought, for the first time in months, that knee-jerk reaction to feeling overwhelmed: Well, I should probably just kill myself.
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Read MoreTrack US stock index futures "The post-Doha initial knee-jerk reaction lower is expected, but we expect prices to find support in the mid-$30/bbl range given an otherwise improving fundamental backdrop," Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets, said in a report on Monday.
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"It's a knee-jerk reaction ... People are hoping a new leader could potentially unblock the Brexit deadlock but that's not guaranteed as a new leader will face the same parliament numbers," MUFG Securities strategist Lee Hardman said, referring to lawmakers' refusal to endorse the EU withdrawal bill or a no-deal Brexit.
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But the left's vision of a less free internet is little more than ill-considered, knee-jerk reaction to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2628 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE's failed presidential bid.
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Something makes us "cringe" or "wince," or prompts a "knee-jerk" or "gut" reaction, or "leaves a bad taste in your mouth": The metaphors we use to describe what offends our sensibilities frequently involve the body, as if our dislike lies beyond the realm of reason and explanation, which it very often does.
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The trademarks seized include the "Kingfisher" label, "Flying Models" and "Fly the Good Times", according to a notice in newspapers by the banks' trustee, SBICAP Trustee Co. Harish Bijoor, a brand consultant, described the banks' move as a knee-jerk reaction and said there might not be many takers for the trademarks.
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The first knee-jerk reaction of those who think completely free speech is the paramount rule of the Internet is simple: Stop whining, you stupid girl, and take it, because everyone should be able to say exactly what they want, however they want and in whatever way they want to say it.
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We have seen the opposite in our prime minister whose policy is based on knee-jerk reactions, not only in an unnecessary referendum on the EU which has all but paralysed Westminster for three months, but on education, airport runways, high-speed trains, the Arab crises, renewable energy…the list is unending.
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In typical knee-jerk fashion, cable news pundits and even Democrats praised Twitter's move as a game-changing, responsible action that will distinguish it from Facebook's numb-founding decision to decline to fact-check its political ads, thereby allowing politicians to pay for posts that promote any wild accusation or debunked conspiracy theory.
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Since prison administrations' knee-jerk response to these actions is to lock down the facilities—and since, as I predicted when I previewed these actions last month, mainstream-media coverage is muted—it's difficult to gauge precisely how widespread the strikes are, where exactly inmates are striking, and how successful they've been.
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"Then, over the last few days or so, we started to see a little trepidation going into the marketplace because of the coronavirus, and a lot of the knee-jerk reaction was around the denting of growth expectations, particularly in China, which is now more of a consumption-led economy," Bartolini said.
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I have the knee-jerk reaction to protect Retsuko the way I wish I could have protected my child-self, the urge to keep her locked away in a happy, cartoon version of the world where all the animals get along and live free from the human problems of power and abuse.
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"I'm gonna take a wild guess that you're referring to Google Clips, which, really, I think the media and investment community had a knee jerk reaction to that product being directly competitive to GoPro," Woodman responded, referencing a slate of articles about the perceived similarities, and the apparent and immediate effect on GoPro's stock price.
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But another factor is surely a knee-jerk reaction to what sceptics see as the "liberal" consensus on climate change, and the mainstream political support for EU membership (the leaders of the Conservative, Liberal Democrat, Scottish National and Labour parties are all in favour of staying, albeit very weakly in the case of Jeremy Corbyn).
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In each instance, England played with a rabbit-in-the-headlights incoherence that will have sent Vietnam War-style flashbacks reverberating around the minds of watching Liverpool fans, as well as showcasing the knee-jerk caution that ensured Hodgson's spells in charge of Blackburn and Inter Milan were as brief as his time at Anfield.
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