If you think that the economy is misfiring, it is perfectly logical to ask whether companies are misfiring, too.
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It remains one of its biggest revenue streams, but is misfiring.
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But now that weapon is misfiring, and Abenomics may be in trouble.
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The real risk is misfiring — that is, going after the wrong target.
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On corruption especially, Latin American presidents have a long history of misfiring.
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Taxing and redistributing wealth, then, could be a justified response to misfiring markets.
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Thiem took full advantage of Monfils misfiring early on to move 4-0 ahead.
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"It wasn't like he was misfiring by a lot," Twins manager Paul Molitor said.
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The effects of such mixing seem benign—and certainly better than inheriting misfiring mitochondria.
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Chronic pain without injury is not common but suggests some misfiring in the circuitry.
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He settled for 13 points, misfiring on 12 of his 16 field-goal attempts.
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Your assertiveness might be misfiring — remember, you don't need a reason to turn someone down.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - A misfiring investment bank could be the least of Sergio Ermotti's problems.
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He then hit a pullup 3 after blocking Green's layup while the Warriors continued misfiring.
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The misfiring continued and Washington never pulled closer than 14 points in the second half.
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"It was like a misfiring Ferrari," Roger McIlroy, the Australian dealer, said of the auction.
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Love answered with a 3-pointer before misfiring from long range on the next possession.
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South Korea officials believe the misfiring rocket was a previously untested "Musudan" medium-range ballistic missile.
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But four goals and three assists is not a bad return for a player supposedly misfiring.
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Many of the heart problems that were uncovered were considered minor, such as a misfiring valve.
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Federer's signature backhand was misfiring, and he seemed slow moving in and out of the corners.
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Pollsters had another poor showing, after botching the previous general election and misfiring on the Brexit referendum.
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While Auger-Aliassime was misfiring, Isner's serve was booming, as he blasted 21 aces past his opponent.
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I stare at his broad forehead and try to imagine the neurons misfiring in his prefrontal lobe.
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Even after misfiring on 11 of their first 13 shots, the Wildcats only fell behind, 11-7.
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In the form of a misfiring front line, Arsène Wenger has presented him with a crown of thorns.
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The Mustangs had problems finding open looks on the perimeter, misfiring on all 10 first-half 3 pointers.
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As the "misfiring" of faculties developed for another purpose, these beliefs should be discredited, or at least strongly distrusted.
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Mr Swan's most urgent job, though, is to ensure Intel's misfiring core business can bring it into that future.
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Brooklyn was plagued by its long shooting in the first half, misfiring on 14 of 16 3-point attempts.
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"We are the spearhead of state revenue collection," said Martino, at his temporary office with a misfiring air conditioner.
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Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas valiantly kept the U.S. afloat but Furyk's misfiring team require a miracle on Sunday.
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The combination of buoyant wealth businesses with a misfiring investment bank has become a common trope of Thiam's reign.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A surprise hung parliament, misfiring high fives and candidates in costume - Britain's general election night had it all.
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Morgan did not miss a shot until misfiring on a 3-pointer with 10:35 left in the second half.
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However, the IDF has denied this, claiming the woman and child died due to a misfiring of a Hamas rocket.
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But there's nothing to fight or fly from, except the misfiring of the mind's system for identifying and processing threats.
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But most of the show was strained attempts at wisecracks, mixed in with misfiring allusions to passing time and regrets.
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People wanted salvation from bleak medical diagnoses; they wanted to see God rescue their broken teenagers or their misfiring marriages.
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Other banks have caught up and Goldman's trading arm, which executes deals for clients, is misfiring, with its market share dropping.
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That means any number of candidates are starting to hit the campaign trail — and some are already misfiring on all cylinders.
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"In a basic way, we think about epilepsy as a misfiring of the nervous system, of the brain cells," Mariwalla says.
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For a consumer, a misfiring algorithm might mean a bad suggestion for what book to buy or what film to see.
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Goldman Sachs has made a poor strategic choice over the past half-decade, by refusing to shrink its misfiring bond-trading division.
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LIKE any mechanic with a misfiring car, Ford's new boss has had his head under the bonnet working out what needs attention.
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All that makes Conway the ideal person to explain to Trump when, how and why his message is misfiring with certain groups.
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Both clubs were awful in 3-point shooting in the first half with the Lakers misfiring on 12 of their 13 attempts.
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But it is far too easy to imagine how a misfiring global economy could place unbearable pressure on the world's strained geopolitical sinews.
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Nevertheless, this bug is concerning, considering it implies that Google is scanning documents for content and something is misfiring on the company's end.
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"It's just a day and it's a bad day," said a misfiring Halep, who managed just nine winners while committing 25 forced errors.
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This alone couldn't make a diagnosis, but it clued doctors in that something could be misfiring on the right side of her brain.
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But as an experience outside all that context, Trover Saves the World disappoints with a fundamental unoriginality and misfiring of shallow and juvenile humor.
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What happens with epilepsy is you basically get a misfiring or a spread of that electricity which then fires off all the surrounding neurons.
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"Changes are quite possible," Slutski told reporters, though he declined to criticize his misfiring forward trio of Aleksandr Kokorin, Artem Dzyuba and Fedor Smolov.
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Buffalo's losses to the Ravens and Patriots were decided in the final two minutes, with Allen misfiring passes on fourth down in the red zone.
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With his long-breathed croon floating over unassuming low-fi production, he sang about circumscribed but smartphone-connected lives, misfiring romances and looming life choices.
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The Timberwolves stretched their lead to 34-26 early in the second and, with the Rockets misfiring from deep, had ample opportunity to stretch their advantage.
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That run came to a halt when the Russian took the opener by pounding eight aces past a misfiring Nadal, including one to clinch the set.
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"Allergies and asthma are both examples of the way that the immune system is misfiring," said Jordan Peccia, a professor of environmental engineering at Yale University.
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Admittedly left-hander Bemelmans, ranked 133, was having a decidedly ordinary day with his forehand misfiring completely but it was a powerful statement by Wawrinka nonetheless.
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Whiteside drained his basket on the Heat's next trip, after which Hezonja missed another chance to give New York the lead by misfiring on a 3-pointer.
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But the very existence of such a dialogue speaks to the growing disquiet among users that the interface between paper and physical markets is once again misfiring.
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But that was as good as it got for the 6-foot-5 American as his serve might have been on fire but everything else was misfiring.
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Dr. Phillipson said people should first choose to forgive themselves for having O.C.D. If everyone had our misfiring brains, the whole world would behave exactly like us.
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He turbocharged the Patriots' offense with 23 touchdowns to four interceptions heading into Sunday, when he toiled, misfiring wide and long, until late in the third quarter.
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It is the same facility that produced EpiPen lots which were subject to a recall earlier this year after two reports of the auto-injector devices misfiring.
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Oklahoma coach Lon Kruger, whose team lost its fourth straight game in Manhattan, said it was equal parts good play by the Wildcats and misfiring by the Sooners.
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Pliskova, playing in her first tournament since her shock second round defeat at Wimbledon, struggled with a misfiring first serve and was guilty of some lapses in concentration.
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The theoretical ability to beat a classical computer is of little use if the hardware that serves as the physical representations of those calculations is misfiring or dodgy.
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The Ducks (3-1, 0-1) got the ball back with 46 seconds remaining and got one first down before misfiring on four pass attempts from their 20053.
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The 143-year-old American took advantage of a misfiring Osaka for a brutally efficient 6-3 6-4 win in just 67 minutes on Rod Laver Arena.
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Boeing has proposed introducing a fail-safe system to stop MCAS misfiring, and reversing its longstanding position that simulator training was not necessary for pilots flying the plane.
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Murray's serve, meanwhile, was misfiring and, under darkening skies and roared on by a partisan crowd, he had to dig deep to stay on terms with the Australian.
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Though there's still a lot we don't understand about the condition, chronic tinnitus is thought to happen because of misfiring neurons that are responsible for helping us perceive sound.
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The misfiring investments in oil and gas have made a significant dent in Mr Icahn's personal wealth, which was estimated in March last year by Forbes magazine at $23.5bn.
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Rohr dropped the misfiring Odion Ighalo and Alex Iwobi after their opening loss to Croatia, and is likely to stick with Musa and Kelechi Iheanacho against the South Americans.
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But Jolla's track record, especially with the misfiring tablet campaign bracketed by its two smartphones, leaves a sour taste for me and anyone involved in funding the Sailfish project.
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The Sixers bolted to a 77-52 lead early in the third quarter as the Rockets struggled with their shooting, misfiring on their first nine shots in the period.
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The Beavers recovered the ensuing onside kick but went four-and-out, misfiring on a fourth-and-4 pass from the WSU 43-yard line with 1:10 remaining.
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For example, beginning in the early 1980s, judge after judge kept under seal evidence that the trigger on Remington Arms Co's Remington 700 hunting rifle was prone to misfiring.
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At 2-1 down in the fourth set, Federer survived two more break points as the ninth seed failed to take advantage of the Swiss's second serves, misfiring both returns.
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But Ostapenko, the 2014 junior champion at the All England Club, began misfiring her fast-and-furious groundstrokes and it was Sasnovich's turn to run away with the second set.
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Since the Mic Drop button was placed a little too close to the Send button, users lamented their misfiring of the cartoon character when dealing with bosses and co-workers.
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Driskel, starting in place of Stafford, completed 4 of 5 passes on a 13-play, 72-yard opening drive, misfiring only on a third-and-goal from the Chicago 4.
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Mishaps and intrigues along the way include a misfiring audience-participation antidisco shtick, and the unnerving prospect of the heavily made-up group playing for a few thousand grungy Motorhead partisans.
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That wound up misfiring modestly: according to the forecast from New York Times's Upshot, Mrs Clinton is still likely to win the popular vote, by more than a full percentage point.
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As a commonwealth, its only hope is that a pair of misfiring, polarised political parties 1,500 miles away manage to strike a deal to save it before the lights go out.
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The second began the same way with Schwartzman snatching the early break but this time he did not squander the advantage, breaking the misfiring German twice more to level the contest.
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Roared on once again by huge and partisan galleries, Europe's pairings initially dominated as their misfiring rivals struggled to locate fairways and greens on a breezy Autumn morning south-west of Paris.
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The fifth seed had a first-round bye and appeared headed for a routine victory until Lajovic, who was misfiring in the early stages of the match, suddenly stepped up his game.
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Right off the bat, it's clear that from a comedy perspective, something's misfiring; the confession opening isn't funny, the Roman saga feels a little off and Mannix is an entirely serious guy.
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Harden drilled a corner 222-pointer at the 23:24 mark for an 33-23 lead but Houston concluded that period by misfiring on its final six attempts from behind the arc.
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Gavrilova lost her temper during a match against American Madison Brengle at the Acapulco Open on Monday, the Australian throwing her racket after misfiring on a serve and nearly hitting a ballkid.
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His big night cranked up the pace of his hot streak that started when he rescued a misfiring campaign in South Carolina and swept to massive wins on Super Tuesday last week.
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Indeed, in a White House where everything is inappropriate, Ivanka has been considerably less embarrassing than most, and in an administration whose populist agenda keeps misfiring, she has stayed surprisingly on target.
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Earlier in the evening, Roberto Bautista Agut played a near flawless match to defeat a misfiring Nick Kyrgios 226-22006 6-4, giving Spain an unassailable lead going into the doubles match.
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PARIS (Reuters) - World number one Dustin Johnson and Rickie Fowler put the first point on the Ryder Cup scoreboard on Friday, beating a misfiring Rory McIlroy 4&2 and rookie Thorbjorn Olesen.
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Murphy became one of the first people in world successfully treated for a psychiatric illness using deep brain stimulation, in which electronic neurostimulators are embedded deep within the brain to correct misfiring signals.
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While the Tigers have scored at least four runs in nine of their 10 games this season, the misfiring Astros have mustered a total of 10 in their last five contests (1-4).
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The blood-drenched material (at one performance, a misfiring blood pack splattered an audience member) was unsuitable for families and unappealing to tourists, who make up a large constituency of Broadway ticket buyers.
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Despite a misfiring offense, the Rams beat Seattle for a third straight time thanks to three Greg Zuerlein field goals and brilliant defense, especially in the final quarter when their opponents pressed hard.
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Costa, who has been misfiring of late, took his chance in the 53rd minute and powered in a header — his 50th Premier League goal — after a corner and one-two between Fabregas and Hazard.
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Brexit was considered the biggest "tail" risk — an improbable but damaging event — for the market, followed by what BofAML terms "quantitative failure," or the misfiring of central bank policies, with China currency devaluation third.
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With Wawrinka's trademark booming backhand slightly misfiring, Murray, who held a winning 8-7 record against the Swiss but had lost their three contests on clay, then took a firmer grip on the match.
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The plan included a five-year programme of store closures and relocations to cut excess selling space in its clothing business, increased technology investment and moves to make a misfiring food business more competitive.
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Ibrahimovic's post-Ajax career has encompassed 330 goals, six more European superclubs and 16 major trophies; Mido's decade comprised 49 goals, one loan spell at Barnsley and a misfiring strike partnership with Carlton Cole.
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The bank is expected to hold its benchmark interest rate steady on Thursday, according to a Reuters poll, even as analysts increasingly brace for a possible rate cut to lift the country's misfiring economy.
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Houston closed the half 6 of 24 from behind the arc with Harden and Paul misfiring on all 10 of their 3-point attempts while shooting 4 of 37.23 overall prior to the intermission.
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Antetokounmpo struggled mightily in the previous matchup against the 76ers, shooting a season-worst 29.6 percent from the field (8 of 27) and misfiring on all seven 3-point attempts during his 18-point performance.
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His critics, on the other hand, never believed that any executive could hope to turn around a conglomerate that has multiple misfiring subsidiaries in industries ranging from fertilisers to luxury hotels, cars and power generation.
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Antetokounmpo struggled mightily in the previous matchup against the 76ers, shooting a season-worst 23 percent from the field (23 of 23) and misfiring on all seven 23-point attempts during his 230-point performance.
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While Khachanov's misfiring racket felt the full force of his exasperation, with the Russian punching his strings with his clenched knuckles, Zverev fired down an ace moments later to draw level at two sets apiece.
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World number one Halep made a slow start, misfiring on her first serve and spraying her groundstrokes wide early on in a duel that lasted more than two hours, before steadily wearing down her opponent.
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It's almost impossible to judge a man who was lumbered with £32.5m worth of misfiring Christian Benteke, and who found himself having to give a pensionable Kolo Toure extensive game time as the season went on.
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And never was it more obvious than on national television Saturday night, when James choreographed everything the Cavaliers did while a heavy-legged Anthony had another night of misfiring in a now-familiar season of misery.
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The Illini had their early shooting problems, misfiring on all eight of their first half 3-point tries, but their strong inside play and rebounding led to a 28-10 lead at the 4:04 mark.
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With China also the biggest consumer of industrial commodities, its misfiring economy has contributed to the respective 17 and 23 percent declines in the price of copper and zinc, used in things like pipes and galvanised steel.
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Opponents questioned whether the solution to gun violence should be the presence of even more guns and warned of the danger of a teacher misfiring during a crisis or police mistaking an armed teacher for the assailant.
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When our overlords and their lesser minions hide away in their refuges on the dark side of the moon, or indulge in their annual secret bacchanalia at Bohemian Grove, they don't worry about their skin suits misfiring.
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Some key state-level polls did not take account of this fissure before the election, producing bad estimates that contributed to the misfiring of poll-based forecasting models, like those at FiveThirtyEight and the New York Times.
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Meanwhile, the Cyclones opened the nonconference game misfiring on four of their first 21 shots, including a 212-for-23 showing from beyond the arc to fall into an 23-15 hole at the 7:52 mark.
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M&S reset its strategy in November, two months after retail veteran Archie Norman joined as chairman, detailing a five-year programme of store closures and relocations, and moves to make its misfiring food business more competitive.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Russia's Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova said she was slowly banishing her fear of grass after she advanced to the Wimbledon quarter-finals for the first time in her career by overpowering a misfiring Coco Vandeweghe on Monday.
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Warning signs But there are some ominous warning signs and any prolonged dip in economic performance could make Obama a significantly less potent weapon for Clinton and bolster Trump's arguments that the nation's economic engine is badly misfiring.
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A Microsoft employee suffering from myoclonus-dystonia—a condition where the misfiring of the brain causes uncontrollable muscle spasms—discovered that she could regain control during a spasm by looking at her partner's feet rather than her own.
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For a regular consumer using the internet, a misfiring algorithm in the software — "a false positive" — might mean a person sees an irrelevant online ad, or a bad Amazon book suggestion or Netflix movie recommendation, Mr. Kodesh said.
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Even if Manager Jorge Sampaoli can somehow solve his misfiring team's numerous deficiencies and defeat Nigeria in its final Group D game, Argentina will still need other results to go its way to qualify for the knockout phase.
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Woods has decided to stick with the misfiring combination of Patrick Reed and Webb Simpson, sending them out for a third time despite defeats in the first two days, to face Japan's Hideki Matsuyama and Taiwan's CT Pan.
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One of the leading theories behind what causes most cases of chronic tinnitus is that it begins with misfiring neurons in the dorsal cochlear nucleus—one of the two regions of the brainstem where auditory information is first processed.
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With China also the biggest consumer of industrial commodities, its misfiring economy has contributed to the respective 17 and 23 percent declines in the price of copper CMCU20193 and zinc CMZN3, used in things like pipes and galvanized steel.
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And the first season of Killing Eve felt like a giddy retort to Strong Female obligations, falling somewhere between thriller and love story, expectations about how an agent-versus-assassin story should go misfiring gloriously all over the place.
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According to researchers at Johns Hopkins, one working theory of migraine pain is "excitable" brain cells misfiring and triggering serotonin release, which causes those pesky blood vessels to expand and contract and send waves of pain through the temple.
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There's also what seems like an inescapable storm cloud of shame that lurks over the concept of mental illness, that it implies weakness or worse—that a person whose neurotransmitters are misfiring is not unwell but rather batshit crazy.
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The Lakers lost their eighth straight by shooting 215 percent and misfiring on 2000 of their final 13 shots after getting a 92-91 lead on a layup by Larry Nance Jr with about 7 1/2 minutes remaining.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Argentina's Diego Schwartzman dispatched a misfiring Alexander Zverev 24-24 20-2 6-4 6-3 to reach the U.S. Open quarter-finals on Monday after heaping more Grand Slam misery on the sixth-seeded German.
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Cost: $35.1 millionWhy he's a good buy: With Harry Kane out for the season, no out-and-out second striker at the club, and Lucas Moura and Son Heung-min misfiring, Tottenham has been struggling in front of goal.
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With China the biggest consumer of industrial commodities, its misfiring economy has also contributed to the respective 9 and 15 percent declines in the price of copper CMCU23 and zinc CMZN3, used in things like pipes and galvanized steel.
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Minister Juri Luik said Thursday at a news conference in Tallinn that the air-to-air missile that was erroneously launched Tuesday over southern Estonia has not been found but no people were reported injured or killed in the misfiring.
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But on an error-strewn back nine the misfiring 40-year-old looked lost for ideas and control, particularly off the tee, carding two double-bogeys over his final three holes, including one at the 18th to cap a rollercoaster afternoon.
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Stephens, whose best result this year was a run to the Madrid semi-finals in May, was misfiring from the start and never managed to settle into much of a groove in her first meeting with the Swedish world number 70.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's private sector has drawn up a broad package of proposed energy investments for the government worth almost $92 billion, according to a document seen by Reuters on Wednesday, providing a potential lift to the country's misfiring economy.
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Purdue opened the Louisville game misfiring on 15 of its first 16 3-point attempts and finished 21-of-225 beyond the arc, although sharpshooter Dakota Mathias (22-of-222) proved to be one of the few Boilermakers immune to perimeter woes.
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REIGATE, England (Reuters) - Unsure how a misfiring global economy is affecting matters at home, Bank of England chief Mark Carney has turned to an age-old gauge of Britain's economy: the word on the street from a trusted band of regional agents.
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But in a pulsating 113-3/4-hour encounter during which both players successfully varied their game, punctuating long baseline rallies with bouts of serve-and-volley and the occasional dropshot, the pressure of holding a misfiring serve eventually told on Thiem.
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He and his team promptly recognized Taylor's condition as complex regional pain syndrome, a misfiring within the peripheral and central nervous systems that causes pain signals to go into overdrive and stay turned on even after an initial injury or trauma has healed.
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In his first game since the 28 season, Le'Veon Bell reeled in a touchdown pass and a two-point conversion pass for the Jets, who were hurt by kicker Kaare Vedvik misfiring on both an extra-point attempt and a 20-yard field-goal attempt.
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In his first game since the 2017 season, Le'Veon Bell reeled in a touchdown pass and a two-point conversion pass for the Jets, who were hurt by kicker Kaare Vedvik misfiring on both an extra-point attempt and a 45-yard field-goal attempt.
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He also gets shampoo for himself, two more boxes of protein cereal (better deal!), motor oil and a filter to change oil on his vehicle, two Sea Foam containers for putting in both vehicles, and something for testing another something on his car because it's been misfiring.
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And of course also, your anxiety's more likely to be disregulated if you've had people do bad things to you, and therefore that's an even more obvious reason why you would jump to the conclusion that it's external, rather than just your anxiety system misfiring too much.
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From the 2013 collection Visions/Voices through Hand in Hand, she's made music that feels sort of like listening to thoughts from inside of her head, as if in some cochlear cosmic accident, her nerves got fused to yours in a misfiring bundle of electrical impulses.
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The only team with a losing record (2-3) to make it out of the group stage, Serbia caught Australia flat-footed holding the misfiring Boomers to just five points in the opening quarter, then put them in a 35-14 halftime hole they could never escape.
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RIC=MXCBIR%3DECI Poll data MEXICO CITY, Aug 12 (Reuters) - The Mexican central bank is expected to hold its benchmark interest rate steady on Thursday, according to a Reuters poll, even as analysts are increasingly bracing for the possibility of a rate cut to lift the country's misfiring economy.
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My gifted comic pals and I work way too hard on crafting humor to allow you to come along and claim your unlicensed, misfiring sawed-off shotgun is actually a sharpened blade that cuts to the truth to illuminate understanding and brings out our shared humanity through laughter.
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RIC=MXCBIR%3DECI Poll data (Adds analyst's comments, background) MEXICO CITY, Aug 13 (Reuters) - The Mexican central bank is expected to hold its benchmark interest rate steady on Thursday, according to a Reuters poll, even as analysts increasingly brace for a possible rate cut to lift the country's misfiring economy.
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Like the strawberry stain, it was also riveting to look at with its garish neon glow, from the angry yellow clot to the stream of red blood worming its way around it to the multicolored brain of mine full of so many ideas but also just a hunk of misfiring flesh.
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Britain's vote to leave the EU was not only a defeat for the Eurocrats, it was also a slap in the face for President Obama himself, who had invested heavily in supporting the Remain campaign, with his menacing threat of Britain being at the "back of the queue" for a trade deal if it voted for Brexit spectacularly misfiring.
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ET, ACC Network Extra ABOUT TOLEDO (3-0): Despite misfiring on each of his 10 3-point attempts over the least two contests, Jaelan Sanford (team-high 23.3 points) is shooting 34.13 percent from the floor overall and has already enjoyed a career-high 31-point effort against Saint Joseph's in addition to his 26-point showing versus Oakland.
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EditorsNote: Reshapes lede, other small tweaks No. 20 Arizona State overcame an 18-point deficit to upend Georgia 76-74 on Saturday night at Athens, Ga. After Luguentz Dort made just 113 of 2 free throws with 7.9 seconds left, Georgia (5-233) inbounded the ball with Nicolas Claxton taking it the length of the court before misfiring on a mid-range jumper at the buzzer.
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