It's a constant churning of pluses and minuses, and their minuses become our pluses.
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" But, he added, "when you look at the pluses and minuses, we didn't feel that the minuses were enough to eliminate his name.
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"The 2020 concept has some pluses and minuses but I think at the end of the day you will have more minuses than pluses," he said.
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Of course there were minuses – especially in terms of censorship.
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For them, the package is a mix of pluses and minuses.
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Politically speaking, there are clear pluses and minuses to this trend.
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All of those modes of transportation have their pluses and minuses.
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These assessments have "pluses and minuses for both parties," Rosner says.
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Each data source has its own definitions, methodology, plusses and minuses.
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"I believe it's important to see the pluses and minuses," she said.
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He knows Apple, its history, its pluses and minuses better than most.
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Today, Lemonis sees both the "pluses and minuses" of his workaholic childhood.
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But for many couples the minuses of remarrying often outweigh the pluses.
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Here's a look at their pluses and minuses: Hillary Clinton's campaign strengths 21.
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What can we conclude from the pluses and minuses of the Gingrich analysis?
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"I can see the pluses, and I can see the minuses," he said.
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I've gotten only two A-minuses in my life from kindergarten through Harvard.
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There's a legitimate argument to be had about a VAT, with pluses and minuses.
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Prison, he found over the next several years, had its minuses and its pluses.
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I think on something so complicated as tariffs, there's gonna be pluses and minuses.
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"There are pluses and minuses with both ways of preparing food," Dr. Rasmussen said.
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"There are undoubtedly many variants, each of which has pluses and minuses," he said.
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But for everyone else, let's go over the plusses and minuses: Netflix streams in 4K.
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Ezra Klein There are electability pluses and minuses to a lot of the different candidates.
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All this aside though, there are pluses and minuses to each of these three EVs.
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In many ways, Blackstone's fourth quarter highlighted the company's unusual mix of pluses and minuses.
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There wasn't a vehicle like social media, which I know has its pluses and minuses.
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The crux of the problem is that the plusses and minuses are not distributed equally.
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Funding Both designations come with pluses and minuses, experts and senior administration officials told CNN.
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Overall, though, I see a ton of pluses and very few minuses with this OnePlus backpack.
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But the Minuses told of life on Old Reevesville while they were there, in the 1940s.
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They all have their own particular characters, their own particular pluses and minuses, their own particular appeals.
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New York has always been open to whoever wants to show, and there's pluses and minuses to that.
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That means investors have to think carefully about their situations and the pluses and minuses of numerous alternatives.
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There are pluses and minuses but this is done also to avoid an increase in inflation and prices.
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The season's structure — with the present-tense action constituting a season-long flashback — has its plusses and minuses.
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The answer to "Teaser that may include pluses and minuses" is REBUS, which I got from the crossings.
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And it worries him that two minuses make a plus and a minus and a plus a minus.
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Hassett said the administration was still looking at the "pluses and minuses" of different ways to pay for infrastructure.
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"There are pluses and minuses to all these approaches," said Beth Osborne, senior policy adviser for Transportation for America.
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Patterson and Sheridan's strategy aims to offer the pluses of Bay Area contacts without the minuses of extravagant costs.
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While one study did show that alcohol consumption after exercise can slow recovery, the pluses may outweigh the minuses.
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During that partner meeting, everyone in the room shares their opinions on the pluses and minuses of backing the idea.
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The president should hear the plusses and minuses of his ideas from his senior advisers before he makes those ideas public.
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"Collaborating closely with someone you love has its myriad of pluses and minuses as we figured out through the years," Mark says.
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It's arriving on October 17, which gives you a few days to weigh the pluses and minuses – before you go weighing yourself.
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Like every institution, there are pluses and minuses, but all in all my fraternity experiences were among the best of my youth.
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It wasn't until I ran into a series of enemies too powerful to defeat that I talked through the pluses and minuses.
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"There are pluses and minuses to no-ad scoring," said Mike Bryan, who, with his brother, Bob, holds virtually every men's doubles record.
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In the end, renouncing U.S. citizenship has a number of tax pluses and minuses, all of which should be considered before pulling the trigger.
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But it is user experience that truly makes someone love their device, and being built on top of Android TV has pluses and minuses.
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The candidates all have their pluses and minuses — on those dimensions and in considering who has the capacity for intellectual leadership on the Court.
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In the stuff of a reporter's dreams, the Minuses before me would remember little Evelyn and tell colorful tales of her adventures growing up.
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Brad Parscale, Trump's campaign manager, has clearly taken readings of the plusses and minuses of the pardons — checking how they sell with every constituency.
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Against the backdrop of these conflicting signals, I queried a few experts last August on the pluses and minuses of simply making the platform disappear.
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Say what you will about the pluses and minuses of the ACA, but the Obama administration and Congress took over a year to produce it.
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He knew its pluses and minuses, including the narrow corridors and terrible circulation, the back room that was Siberia, the kitchen that was a dungeon.
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You should also work with a fee-only financial planner to evaluate the pluses and minuses and work through the costs and benefits of several policy enhancements.
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Beyond the various draft picks, it is difficult to add up the pluses and minuses of the Hinkie era because his moves can be hard to unpack.
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It's a deeply human story, and all humans have their pluses and minuses, so I think that should come through in all the characters in this book.
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However, he should be able to get information on the pluses and minuses of trade from his commerce secretary, Wilbur Ross, or his trade adviser, Peter Navarro.
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It eventually all caught up with me after my son was born, and I started to add up the pluses and minuses of alcohol in my life.
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" Kelly on POTUS: "He remains fairly unconventional ... But as I point out, he now is fully briefed on the issues and the pluses and minuses, pros and cons.
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It would be the option that might attract younger people to buy a health plan, but it would also have higher deductibles, so there'd be pluses and minuses.
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But if it becomes clear that I stand to benefit, I'll want to know how likely those scenarios really are; I'll weigh the pluses and minuses of change.
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In an April interview with the Washington Post, Kushner hinted as much, claiming that he explained to the president the "pluses and minuses" of unilaterally pulling out of NAFTA.
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From a dramatic shoot out to a string of absinthe-fueled hallucinations, the Belchers' holiday visit to the Fischoeder mansion is ridiculous—and that comes with pluses and minuses.
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We asked the question of experts from a number of fields — what would be the pluses and minuses if you just could snap your fingers and make Facebook disappear?
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If you want to ask me about Reince Priebus, boom, I can give you the scouting report, what his pluses and minuses are, and I can do it objectively.
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A few pluses (rain-style shower, DS & Durga products) outweighed the minuses (an inexplicably curved shower curtain, which meant that a shower left a corner of the room flooded).
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"There is not a public conversation in China about the pluses and minuses of automation," said Scott Kennedy, a China scholar at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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There's pluses and minuses and so many different ways to do this, and it really depends on the film, and how the movie gets put together, and who the audience is.
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There have been similar pluses and minuses raised about an aspect of the watch that has received most of the attention so far — the heart feature, a single-limb-lead EKG.
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Besides, if you already play something like World of Warcraft or Star Wars: The Old Republic you probably know the pluses and minuses of those individual subscriptions better than we do.
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In his "The Joy of Mixology" (originally published in 2003), he meticulously cataloged cocktails and elaborated his occupation's plusses and minuses without romanticizing or disregarding overindulgence by bartenders or their customers.
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That's instructive: though every Google tablet had some hardware pluses to go along with the minuses, every single one of them had software that didn't work well on a big tablet screen.
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Internally, again, there wasn't a whole mob saying, "We have to kick them off," there was a really careful, thoughtful conversation on here's the pluses and the minuses, and it was thoughtful.
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"The broader backdrop is that Brexit is going to have many minuses for the UK economy going forward, and these concerns will remain no matter what the short-term impact is," she said.
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Perhaps those drawbacks don't matter to the greater part of the Rule 5 class, the players who aspire to become the future middle relievers and utility infielders of America, but other minuses do.
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You will begin to see the pluses and minuses in every individual you come into contact with, which makes it easier for you to decide which relationships to grow and which to avoid.
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We ask for submissions on paper rather than by email because it's easier for us to examine the whole grid at once, and to mark up the manuscript with pluses, minuses and other comments.
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But if you are talking globally, as a whole, taking into account all the pluses and minuses things have turned out in accordance with the forecasts that we and other countries have been planning.
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They're a little pricier at $21, and way less subtle as a fashion statement, but the Solo21 has most of the pluses of the AirPods, including the W23 chip, without nearly as many minuses.
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But while each of Rory's adolescent amours has his own pluses and minuses, devoted members of Team Logan might find themselves in a bit of an awkward spot after viewing the series' highly anticipated revival.
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Gingrich and Christie, both loyal to Trump at a time when many Republican colleagues want nothing to do with him, would meet his requirement for experience - but would come with minuses as well as pluses.
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While many drivers have been lured by the independence of becoming their own bosses, Uber has triggered class-action litigation and conversations about the benefits and minuses of working in the so-called sharing economy.
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When we talk about Europe and their pluses and minuses, one thing they have done well that we should emulate and that is guaranteed health care for all people for a better care for all.
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And business regulation in Canada can be far stricter than in the U.S. Overall grade: C- We are grading D.C.'s Maryland suburbs separately from Northern Virginia because Maryland has some different pluses and minuses.
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"They never seemed to present a bill to people that you could actually look at the details of and the pluses and minuses of it," said Dennis Cronin, a 23-year-old independent from Wenham, Massachusetts.
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Nor are tariffs likely to bring many of these jobs back, said David Autor, a professor of economics at M.I.T., who is one of the country's foremost specialists on the pluses and minuses of free trade.
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"The more you know about technology, the more experiences you've had, and the more exposures you've had to the pluses and minuses," said Cuban, in a recent conversation with Arianna Huffington on The Thrive Global Podcast.
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So we've started off with the idea that everyone gets a vote and everyone gets a say and everyone's an owner, and that has pluses and minuses, to ... all right, really these people are in charge.
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Unless you buy an annuity — which comes with its own plusses and minuses — it's hard to know what to do when you reach retirement age and have to parcel out your savings to last a lifetime.
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A winner from last year's contest in Singapore was N. Rengarajan, a 29-year-old construction worker from southern India, whose poem on the pluses and minuses of migrant life sums up many of the recurring themes.
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By David Randall and Noel Randewich NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A U.S. Republican tax bill unveiled on Thursday offers big multinational companies more benefits than minuses, and could free up extra cash for investments, dividends or improving balance sheets.
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It emerged as a flash point in the raging debates over traditional opera productions versus modern ones, and was never far from the surface when people discussed Mr. Gelb's tenure and the pluses and minuses of a 21st-century Met.
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An awful lot of word goes around on social media about the pluses and minuses of these medications, and hopefully it will gradually get to be known that it is dangerous—there are no free lunches in the world, so to speak.
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You can ask about whether to prioritize your retirement savings over saving for your kids' college, how you might set aside more for your retirement, the pluses and minuses of a Roth IRA, disability insurance, and whether you are financially ready to buy your dream home.
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But questions of how to appropriately balance these worldwide negatives against the worldwide positives of the energy itself, and of how to allocate the pluses and minuses among the nations of the world, demand the expertise of our environmental agencies, our diplomats, our Executive, and at least the Senate.
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Colleges could just report letter grades without pluses and minuses, so that any G.P.A. above a 3.7 appears on transcripts as an A. It might also help to stop the madness of grade inflation, which creates an academic arms race that encourages too many students to strive for meaningless perfection.
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Beyond the debate about whether the agreement, which was finally approved by Congress recently and is to be signed into law by Mr. Trump today, has more pluses or minuses for Mexico, the real question is whether it can truly become a powerful lever for the country's long awaited modernization.
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This does not mean Trump's views necessarily reflect the best course for the United States – strong arguments in favor of American alliances and the importance of Washington's continuing role as the world's "indispensable nation" exist – but at a minimum it's worth debating the pluses and minuses of the traditional "Washington Playbook" approach to foreign policy.
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There are some pluses — Jane and Michael adorably counting down the hours until they get to have sex, Mateo learning to walk just in time to stumble down the aisle, and Michael giving Jane a list (she loves lists) of things they should discuss after they get married — but those are outweighed by the minuses.
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So I thought, and I looked at these crowds and I was like, gosh, you really cede your right or your ability to be really swept up and excited about a candidate, not just because you want to project non-partisanship, but because you see them for who they are, and they all have pluses and minuses, and negatives and positives.
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And there are minuses, like the $12 sandwiches that don't even come with a side, and kids with clipboards landmining the sidewalks, and having to pay yet more each year for the privilege of riding a packed, deafening and often stalled subway train in which you are pressed into a stranger's armpit while staring at ads for tooth whiteners and boob jobs.
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While he asserts, "Really, no one cares," in every graduate school application or scholarship form I've submitted, there was a prominent place reserved for my undergraduate G.P.A. Ben HarrisWashington To the Editor: While Adam Grant is right to highlight the problematic culture of academic perfectionism and G.P.A.s, his proposed solutions, such as eliminating pluses and minuses from letter grades, do little to challenge our antiquated system of using grades to assess student performance.
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