Brennan rarely missed an opportunity to attend a country concert.
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It was an opportunity, and James never missed an opportunity.
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Who boosted their chances, and which candidates missed an opportunity?
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"We missed an opportunity today, CC pitched great," Girardi said.
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He, too, missed an opportunity to pull away with Stenson.
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If you missed an opportunity to buy them, don't fret.
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Too bad, they totally missed an opportunity to call him Hitler.
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"I kind of felt like I missed an opportunity," she said.
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But, by starting over, you've missed an opportunity for learning a thing.
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On a long-term view, Hammond missed an opportunity with Wednesday's budget.
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The teachers never missed an opportunity to remind us of their villainy.
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In my case, Harvard missed an opportunity to help students do that.
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Analysts of Korean affairs said that Mr. Pence had missed an opportunity.
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I never missed an opportunity to hear people's stories, and still don't.
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That said, Peloton missed an opportunity to offer IPO shares to users.
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Unfortunately, last year's rulemaking effort missed an opportunity to get it right.
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America missed an opportunity to help Sham and her two clever, resilient children.
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He never stopped fighting and never missed an opportunity to help other people.
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Asked if McConnell had missed an opportunity when he didn't show Friday, Sen.
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"The I.C.C. never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity," Mr. Rogers said.
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But Mr. Trump missed an opportunity to be a vehicle for their voices.
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The magazine missed an opportunity to disrupt entrenched ways of seeing the West.
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Trump and his campaign have not missed an opportunity to blast the Clinton Foundation.
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Seskus later joked that the brothers had missed an opportunity for some playing time.
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We failed, and missed an opportunity to avoid the years of carnage that ensued.
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Americans have missed an opportunity to turn the page to a much different future.
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Google sadly missed an opportunity to dunk all over Apple by keeping the headphone jack.
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"We missed an opportunity to deal with AQIM when they were weak," U.S. Army Gen.
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She never missed an opportunity to bring her places to show off her beautiful baby.
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RIVERA: My second point is, I think that our friend, the president, missed an opportunity.
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But, Strachan says, the government "missed an opportunity" to train them to operate the facilities.
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Lisa Murkowski, a Republican from Alaska, lamented that the White House had missed an opportunity.
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"We missed an opportunity to really establish a national standard for voting," he told me.
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But Schultz renewed his criticism that Congress "missed an opportunity" to reform the tax system.
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"And so I feel, you know, America missed an opportunity," Jill Biden added of her husband.
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With the latest iPhones, Apple missed an opportunity to bring its fast charging to the people.
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It's hard not to think that Ms. Trump missed an opportunity to practice what she preaches.
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President Trump has missed an opportunity to redirect his commission to address the larger drug crisis.
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Nashville missed an opportunity to jump over idle St. Louis for third place in the Central Division.
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Others have complained that the Swedish Academy missed an opportunity to bring attention to lesser-known artists.
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We never missed an opportunity to say how fortunate we are to have found our true love.
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Winnipeg, meanwhile, missed an opportunity to pass the Nashville Predators for first place in the Central Division.
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"Unfortunately, last year's rulemaking effort missed an opportunity to get it right," DeVos said in a statement.
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Consumer and civil-justice groups, senators, and state attorneys general all say that CMS missed an opportunity.
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Where Sanders missed an opportunity was in not criticizing Clinton on some of the foreign policy issues.
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The White Sox missed an opportunity to tie the game or take the lead in the seventh.
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The Scarlet Knights again missed an opportunity to tie as Rescigno's two-point conversion pass was incomplete.
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But the president has rarely missed an opportunity to trumpet the response to Maria as a success.
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Utah missed an opportunity to wrap up a four-game road trip with back-to-back victories.
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"Laura's never missed an opportunity to build her career on the backs of others," Erickson told me.
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But he missed an opportunity to do the right thing and perhaps make the company even stronger.
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Second, he missed an opportunity to even more clearly state to Iran that proxy warfare is over.
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If you had your thermostat up, you missed an opportunity to let your body do the heavy lifting.
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Even after he was promoted, Spencer Chauvin never missed an opportunity to "get out there," Lance Chauvin said.
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" Consequently, the suit states, cops "missed an opportunity to trace the phone to its South Lake Tahoe location.
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Both look fine, but I feel like Google missed an opportunity here to make the fabric fronts customizable.
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Khan described how he had previously missed an opportunity on his rounds as a delivery driver in Bedfordshire.
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She waffled and missed an opportunity to point to the recent news that all incomes are now growing strongly.
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Sadly, the federal government missed an opportunity to address this in the 2018 SUPPORT for Patients and Communities Act.
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KERNEN: THERE WERE PEOPLE THAT THOUGHT THE FED MISSED AN OPPORTUNITY TWO OR THREE YEARS AGO TO RAISE RATES.
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Given these dynamics, the candidates missed an opportunity this week to focus on paid leave as a policy solution.
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However, the country's government missed an opportunity to demonstrate greatness in tolerance of religious and ethnic differences on Aug.
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If Brown has missed an opportunity, it is to shape those who come after him in his own mold.
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By ignoring the company's workers in his tweet, Trump missed an opportunity for a righteous dunk on his billionaire boogeyman.
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"I believe USDA missed an opportunity to do this in a way that did not risk unintended consequences," she said.
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Seattle, also 21-221, missed an opportunity to tie the Los Angeles Rams for first place in the NFC West.
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For some Christians, it was disappointing that the Pope missed an opportunity to defend the peacefulness of his own faith.
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Seattle, also 213-4, missed an opportunity to tie the Los Angeles Rams for first place in the NFC West.
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Though the brand issued a statement about the situation, SoulCycle missed an opportunity to back up its words with action.
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First, if there were serious concerns over the content of the TPP, the administration missed an opportunity to renegotiate it.
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You neglectfully missed an opportunity to school parents and their children on the importance of respecting others and celebrating diversity.
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The surprise league leader, Leicester, missed an opportunity to build its advantage by drawing, 1-22, at last-place Aston Villa.
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Though a top-notch musician, Mr. Jordan missed an opportunity to make a musical statement with his return to the Philharmonic.
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" Asher Perlin, an attorney for the plaintiffs, said the Supreme Court missed an opportunity to "hold Iran's feet to the fire.
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But he really missed an opportunity to call the beer "Number of the Yeast," which would've been a much better name.
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According to Oba, Trump and Giuliani may have also missed an opportunity to secure a political victory by prematurely speaking out.
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He missed an opportunity to be inclusive with the Muslim and black audience members who posed questions late in the debate.
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Feinstein and her young visitors missed an opportunity to move from generational conflict to cooperation, keeping the focus on climate action.
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But that didn't stop some people from complaining that the franchise missed an opportunity to bring some diversity to the show.
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"In our view, they have missed an opportunity to send an uncompromising message on racism and discrimination," the London-based body said.
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While I'm still proud to have a history with the Boy Scouts of America, I also believe the President missed an opportunity.
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With its doe-eyed tunnel vision on Roberts, the publication missed an opportunity to uplift women in entertainment who are doing more.
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The first issue is, in fact, that the FBI missed an opportunity to weigh in heavily and perhaps prevent something from happening.
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She missed an opportunity, though, to add some diversity to the crowds in the stations and the many passengers on the train.
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Edmonton is 8-4-25 in its past 23 games but missed an opportunity to tie Vegas atop the Pacific Division standings.
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But other observers think he missed an opportunity, if only to make a point about liberals like those who shouted him down.
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In the process, it missed an opportunity to reconfigure for the postcolonial age a liberalism forged during the high noon of imperialism.
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A Trump adviser told CNN's Jim Acosta that by apparently ignoring Pelosi the President missed an opportunity to heal a divided nation.
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The Red Storm (11-3, 163-1) missed an opportunity to knock off their second straight ranked opponent after beating then-No.
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To be sure, President Trump missed an opportunity to publicly and sternly warn Russian President Vladimir Putin against interfering in future U.S. elections.
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The head of the regional government, Gilles Simeoni, said that Macron had "missed an opportunity" to forge a new relationship with the island.
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"The leaders of the Democratic Party missed an opportunity today," Dan Cantor, national director of the Working Families Party, said in a statement.
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The Pistons (34-40) missed an opportunity to gain ground on the two teams they are chasing in the Eastern Conference playoff picture.
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Ilya Kovalchuk and Alex Iafallo scored for the Kings, who missed an opportunity to move out of last place in the Western Conference.
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This should not come as a surprise given that we have a president who has never missed an opportunity to demonize the undocumented.
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The president told Bloomberg News that he doesn't believe he missed an opportunity to unite the country with his response to McCain's death.
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Nye thus missed an opportunity to be just as powerful, while also educating people on the true catastrophe that climate change is sowing.
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"Cuomo never, ever missed an opportunity to stick it to de Blasio," said Douglas Muzzio, a professor of political science at Baruch College.
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"Amazon missed an opportunity to include more out-of-the-box thinking in their list of finalists from proposals like ours," he added.
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And I think Obama, in '08, you know, I mean, to his credit for changing on it, but I think missed an opportunity.
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Conservatives believe that George H.W. Bush missed an opportunity to shape the court when he named a relative unknown -- David Souter -- to the bench.
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In doing so, they missed an opportunity to bring younger people, who are far less likely to vote than older generations, into this process.
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The organizers missed an opportunity to set up some "Centaur Go" matches similar to Centaur Chess, in which humans and machines team up together.
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But just four years ago, the friends found themselves in tears after they narrowly missed an opportunity to participate in the 2014 Sochi Games.
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If the child is punished for screaming, then we've missed an opportunity to get to know this child and what he is telling us.
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Borrowers may have missed an opportunity to get the last of the low rates, as it now appears interest rates are moving decidedly higher.
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Okafor's layup got the Pelicans within two, but they again missed an opportunity to take the lead when Williams missed a 3-point try.
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The Braves missed an opportunity add more runs when Alex Jackson took a called third strike with the bases loaded to end the inning.
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Treating the racial backdrop of the hearing as just noise meant that we missed an opportunity to create a nuanced understanding of sexual harassment.
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By declining to modernize it, the court missed an opportunity to bring immigration law — and this president — in line with generally applicable constitutional limits.
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This isn't the first time the NFL missed an opportunity to mend the rift with longtime fans boycotting over the perpetual kneeling and disrespect.
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Mr. Zuckerberg missed an opportunity to recognize that there has been a hidden and high price of all the dazzling tech of the last decade.
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Given that Locke & Key's storylines don't center around race, it seems showrunners missed an opportunity to cast the series' leads as non-white as well.
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In a statement, DeVos said her first priority is to protect students but that last year's rulemaking efforts missed an opportunity to get it right.
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"I think we missed an opportunity," said Edward Djerejian, a former U.S. ambassador to Syria who now heads Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy.
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David Beckham and Gordon Ramsay go way, way back, while Taylor Swift has never missed an opportunity to share pics of herself with Ina Garten.
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At home, the leader of the governing Direction Social Democracy Party, Robert Fico, has rarely missed an opportunity to bash George Soros, Brussels, and Washington.
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The loss badly hurt the Mariners, who missed an opportunity to gain ground on the Orioles and sit two games out with six to play.
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TROON, Scotland — One year ago, Jordan Spieth left the British Open having just barely missed an opportunity to win three major tournaments in a row.
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Robert felt that, as producers are able to blend any whiskies they want, they might have missed an opportunity to stand out from the crowd.
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And so while Mr. Buffett may have missed an opportunity to use his perch, he comes to his views of a just business world honestly.
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"I thought I would never be able to play like my dad, and he never missed an opportunity to remind me of that," Prince said.
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Because we never missed an opportunity to create more content, we also brought along cameras to turn whatever happened into a segment for his show.
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The United Kingdom, one of our closest allies, is grappling with an existential political crisis, and Trump and his team haven't missed an opportunity to interfere.
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"If we let that narrative be simply about victims or heroes, I think we've missed an opportunity," said Mike Haynie, executive director of the Syracuse's institute.
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The government missed an opportunity to set the tax on diesel at the same rate as that on petrol and has left open widely used loopholes.
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David Bowdich, the FBI's top agent in Los Angeles, said Baca missed an opportunity to lead when he first became aware of problems within the jails.
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By passing the 2018 omnibus bill with increased funding for detention, lawmakers missed an opportunity to stand against these injustices and stand up for human rights.
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In the resulting compromise the coalition "once again missed an opportunity" for serious reform, says Clemens Fuest of the Ifo Institute, a think-tank in Munich.
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Some said Buhari, 75, missed an opportunity during the panel to sell the potential of Nigeria's human capital and largely young demographic to an overseas audience.
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O'Rourke succeeded in winning over white voters, she said, particularly independents and moderate Republicans — but he missed an opportunity to tap the rapidly growing nonwhite demographic.
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While this is welcome added clarity on the Fed's intentions, they have once again missed an opportunity to offer a comprehensive strategy for conducting monetary policy.
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Having missed an opportunity to calm the tensions after that unrest, he faced the challenging task of marshaling public support for a potentially bloody military mission.
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In an interview with Bloomberg News on Thursday, President Donald Trump said he did not believe he missed an opportunity to unite the country through his actions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Russia has isolated itself and missed an opportunity by choosing to skip this week's Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, the White House said on Tuesday.
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About a fifth of companies said they missed an opportunity to expand their business because of a lack of available finance, Chief Executive Phillip Monks told Reuters.
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A lot of people are going to be reading this after January 1st, so have they missed an opportunity to unlock the power of a fresh start?
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New York missed an opportunity to make up ground Thursday when it dug itself a 27-point, second-quarter deficit before succumbing 111-216 to the Pistons.
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Trump also missed an opportunity to point out that his opponent consistently fails to even acknowledge that the American public are stakeholders in their nation's immigration policy.
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Some of Mr. Sanders's allies and advisers say the campaign missed an opportunity last year to present a bigger challenge to the Democratic front-runner, Hillary Clinton.
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The kit has also been the subject of intense discussions in Nigeria where some people thought the football federation had missed an opportunity to boost local manufacturing.
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Dick Costolo, the former CEO of Twitter, said today during the Upfront Summit in Los Angeles that he missed an opportunity to stop bullying on the platform.
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Daniel Fried, formerly the State Department's top sanctions policy official, said: "I think the administration missed an opportunity to extend the use of sanctions" to deter Russia.
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"The S.P.D. missed an opportunity to bring the politics of social democratic values against a C.D.U. that is not as conservative as it once was," said Prof.
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They would fly up to New York for court dates and never missed an opportunity to grandstand for the press and insult the authorities as bumbling squares.
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In so doing, he missed an opportunity to stand out as a battle-tested pragmatist on matters of race and to win voters of color to his campaign.
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But at the very least, he thinks Apple may have missed an opportunity to get a car out the door that could be aggressively competitive with Tesla Motors.
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The few who did not show up missed an opportunity to build a connection with their audience (and, ahem, Andy Cohen), something their co-stars eagerly pointed out.
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Reuters reported last week that Spanish police may have missed an opportunity to uncover the cell's plot by not raising the alarm after a massive blast on Aug.
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It was criticized in September for not hiking in the face of global market volatility and the some inside the Fed thought they missed an opportunity to hike.
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When it comes to confrontations with strangers, I subscribe largely to the Dionne Warwick model: "Walk On By." But if the man was upset, you missed an opportunity.
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"The French government has missed an opportunity to distinguish itself in this affair," said Sébastien Nadot, a parliamentary deputy in Mr. Macron's Republic on the Move political movement.
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As the eldest, Baldwin looked after his younger brothers and sisters; he was also despised by his adopted father, who never missed an opportunity to call him ugly.
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"The police missed an opportunity to arrest the suspects right at the time of the incident," Mwangonde said, adding that they only took action after a public outcry.
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" The editorial board of the Register ripped Grassley for the statement, saying the senator missed an opportunity "to be less of a politician and more of a statesman.
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Roupenian doesn't have a responsibility to sort it all out for us; but in her binary explorations of abuse, she's missed an opportunity to capture the gray areas.
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A moderate with a penchant for whimsy, Mr. Hickenlooper never missed an opportunity to fetch a banjo and strum — even and especially during grueling stretches of his campaign.
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The Rays missed an opportunity to make up ground in the American League wild-card race with Saturday's loss and remain three games out despite belting three home runs.
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Cleveland's LeBron James was in utter disbelief at the end of regulation play in Game 1, as the Cavaliers missed an opportunity to win the game, in Oakland, Calif.
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Yasiel Puig homered and Justin Turner had two hits for the Dodgers, who missed an opportunity to move into sole possession of first place in the National League West.
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"While I missed an opportunity in today's hearing, I still believe this question is important, and I intend to submit it to Mr. Comey for the record," he added.
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The new prince of Dorne also leads a region that once enjoyed independence; judging by their raised eyebrows, they might both have just realized that they missed an opportunity.
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But it missed an opportunity last month when it failed to deliver a crippling blow to Bashar al-Assad, Iran's puppet in Syria, for his use of chemical weapons.
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But whatever the preconditions, Mr. Trump missed an opportunity to reinforce that effort to reassure the North Koreans that the United States is not looking to topple their leader.
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House Democrats missed an opportunity to add to the list when they didn't ask any of the conservative legal experts appalled by Trump's behavior to testify earlier this month.
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Critics of the Trump administration say that passing an infrastructure bill is unlikely after the White House missed an opportunity to link it directly to the tax-reform bill.
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Trump has rarely missed an opportunity to invoke that attack, and he featured two survivors, as well as family members of the dead, at last month's Republican National Convention.
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But in grandstanding, they missed an opportunity to try to get the company to help address housing and infrastructure problems that the development, for all its benefits, would exacerbate.
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David Vasquez-Levy, president of Berkeley&aposs Pacific School of Religion, said Graham "missed an opportunity" to grow his movement by failing to target Latinos during his Central Valley rallies.
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The pair were involved in an altercation in the 86th minute of the match after Sweden's Ibrahimovic missed an opportunity to score, with Johnson going to ground holding his neck.
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Mark Krikorian, executive director of the right-wing Center for Immigration Studies, said that Trump had "missed an opportunity" to implement serious reform — like eliminating the H-13B lottery altogether.
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The BOJ missed an opportunity to make its policy more flexible in 2014, when it expanded QQE even though its effect in boosting inflation expectations proved short-lived, Ishida said.
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Lisa Newman-Polk, one of Ms. Eldred's lawyers, called Monday's decision a "massive blow" and said that the court had missed an opportunity to incorporate mainstream medical opinion about addiction.
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Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, said Mr. Trump, who dispatched Ms. Sanders yesterday to denounce domestic violence but has not addressed the matter himself, had missed an opportunity.
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It just seems like Google missed an opportunity to make itself more useful, especially now that it's leaning extra hard into the smart home hardware market with the new Home Hub.
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Protein causes the largest rise in TEF by far and if you didn't get an adequate amount of it at every meal, you missed an opportunity to stoke your inner furnace.
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On Saturday at Berkshire's meeting, the "Oracle of Omaha" said he missed an opportunity on Amazon and made a mistake by not buying Google shares, now traded under parent company Alphabet.
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The humanitarian organization Oxfam, which says tax avoidance exacerbates global poverty, called the watered-down rules "wastepaper" and said that the European Union had missed an opportunity to fight the problem.
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Administration officials reportedly feel McAleenan missed an opportunity by announcing the policy shift at the Reagan Center in Washington, D.C., rather than a location that would have drawn more media attention.
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Last week, Mr. Farmer missed an opportunity to vote for himself in a City Council election, with the vote ending in a 223-to-700 draw, according to an election official.
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At the same time, by featuring only white women campaign managers, the article missed an opportunity to highlight the important — and too often overlooked — leadership of women of color in politics.
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"The Supreme Court has missed an opportunity to end the painful discrimination currently faced by tens of thousands of transgender students nationwide," Gay, Lesbian, & Straight Education Network Executive Director Eliza Byard said.
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"The House of Commons has missed an opportunity to avert a hard Brexit and lay the foundations for close ties to the EU," said Carl Martin Welcker, head of engineering association VDMA.
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"It's all good, but if we don't have the proper environment set to protect the consumer and protect the people from bad actors, then we will have missed an opportunity," he said.
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We missed an opportunity in 2008 and 2009 to get into the game of infrastructure: roads, bridges, broadband, and investing in innovation and education, which are activities much less reliant on robots.
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Afterward, the White House was mainly pleased with the trip, though some aides grumbled that he'd missed an opportunity to show more compassion as hundreds of thousands of Americans faced uncertain futures.
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She was "an exceptional artist, and she always carried around her markers and pencils so she never missed an opportunity to draw a picture or make a card for someone," he said.
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The media industry reckoned with why it took so long for "the worst-kept secret" in Hollywood and New York to be published, and whether NBC missed an opportunity to report it.
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In Newport, we could have imploded as a team, because we were first the whole way almost and then finished fourth and missed an opportunity to really take command of the race.
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" Karen tries "not to judge how other people raised their children, but in truth, she rarely missed an opportunity to do so" and "never considered herself to be a particularly competitive person.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, said in a statement to NBC News Monday that Trump missed an opportunity to press Putin to extradite the 12 Russians Mueller indicted Friday.
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It's understandable that most people would probably find it creepy to have an always-listening microphone in their TV, but at the same time it feels like Sony missed an opportunity here.
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That was too much for the Grizzlies, who missed an opportunity to pick up a half-game in the Western Conference race for the No. 211 spot with the idle Los Angeles Clippers.
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The DUP's Nigel Dodds said May had missed an opportunity to put forward proposals to EU leaders to improve the prospects of an acceptable deal, describing it as a "disappointing and inexcusable" failure.
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The New York Yankees missed an opportunity to gain ground in the American League East in direct competition against the first-place Boston Red Sox over the weekend, but plenty of season remains.
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U.S. senators, who have been so extraordinarily focused on the Russia investigation, missed an opportunity to engage on the Kremlin's threats to our national security during CIA Director Gina Haspel's testimony last month.
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They need to persuade people in the middle and missed an opportunity by spending most of their time questioning their experts rather than Turley, whose testimony was potentially most damaging to President Trump.
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That was too much for the Grizzlies, who missed an opportunity to pick up a half-game in the Western Conference race for the No. 4 spot with the idle Los Angeles Clippers.
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While that may put pressure on Tehran, President Donald Trump has virtually no support in Europe or Asia for new sanctions and may have missed an opportunity to contain the Iranian regime, analysts say.
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Gennett homer helps Reds pull away from Brewers CINCINNATI — For the second straight night, the Milwaukee Brewers missed an opportunity to gain ground on the first-place Chicago Cubs in the National League Central.
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During one practice, Texas Right to Life education associate Rachel Bush stepped in with an encouraging smile after one fellow missed an opportunity to ask another why she doesn't believe life starts at conception.
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The Swedish Academy's choice of Dylan drew some controversy with many questioning whether his work qualifies as literature, while others complained that the Academy missed an opportunity to bring attention to lesser-known artists.
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Philadelphia missed an opportunity to take the lead in the bottom of the fifth when Herrera attempted to score from third after reliever Joba Chamberlain bounced a 1-2 breaking ball to Ryan Howard.
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A State Department spokesman declined to address whether Washington had missed an opportunity to engage with Iran after Zakka's release, and said if Tehran wanted to reduce tensions it should free an American citizen.
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The charismatic smuggler-turned Cloud City Administrator and Rebellion General narrowly missed an opportunity to be the one to sneak Finn and his tech-savvy new love interest, Rose, onto Supreme Leader Snoke's ship.
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" After reflecting on it Hart said, "I missed an opportunity to say simply that I don't condone any type of violence in any way, shape or form to anyone for being who they are.
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"However, by emphasising continued economic growth as a key objective, the Commission has missed an opportunity to challenge the traditional growth paradigm in favour of an approach that would respect planetary boundaries," Asin added.
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Rookie tight end Jesper Horsted was tackled near the five-yard line, but he missed an opportunity to pitch the ball to a wide-open teammate with a clear lane to the end zone.
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The pair, who played love interests on Liv & Maddie, posted the cutest selfies on Instagram, recorded love songs under their band The Girl & The Dreamcatcher, and never missed an opportunity to gush over the other.
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While there's a brief cameo of pregnant wife Heidi, also holding some literal and symbolic soup, Pratt totally missed an opportunity to make this video legendary: There are no images of Lauren Conrad in sight.
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Unfortunately, while Thomson and Follett give them credit in Graphic Stamps, I feel they missed an opportunity to highlight the practices of these designers and offer any basic information on who they were, or are.
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By using the G-7 summit as leverage in a bilateral trade negotiation, the United States missed an opportunity to work with allies to address issues such as terrorist financing and foreign threats to democracy.
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Day missed an opportunity on the par-5 fourth hole when his tee shot hooked into the trees well left of the fairway and he needed to take a penalty because his ball was unplayable.
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"Today, our state's political leadership missed an opportunity to support the overwhelming majority of rideshare drivers who want a thoughtful solution that balances flexibility with an earnings standard and benefits," Durbin said in a statement.
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Post laments that during the 1993 siege of the Branch Davidian cult compound in Waco, Texas, he missed an opportunity to go on the news and offer an analysis of David Koresh, the cult's leader.
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Ari Fleischer, an RJC board member who was press secretary in the George W. Bush White House, said Trump officials missed an opportunity to clarify Trump's comments during their appearances on Sunday morning news programs.
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It has been said that Colin Kaepernick missed an opportunity, that no matter how crooked the bargain, if he were truly serious about getting a job, he would have acceded to the N.F.L.'s demands.
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Oakland missed an opportunity to regain the lead on the ensuing drive, though it appeared it had when Carr hit Renfrow on third-and-goal from the 5 and the play was ruled a touchdown.
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She said May had missed an opportunity to drum up support for the Brexit deal agreed with the EU. Barley, who has both German and British citizenship, said the draft deal would not be changed.
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"The authorities in the Republic of Congo missed an opportunity to provide justice for the murders of civilians and to show that no peacekeeper is above the law," said Lewis Mudge, a senior researcher at HRW.
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New Orleans missed an opportunity to negate that when Lutz, who was signed as a free agent earlier in the week, was wide left on a 50-yard field-goal attempt early in the fourth quarter.
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White's handling of these set pieces is especially strong, sympathetic to the commoners yet not without wit (as in his appraisal of the anarchist terrorists, "who rarely missed an opportunity to make a bad situation worse").
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Brian Boyle opened the scoring in the first period for the Devils, who lost their fourth straight (0-2-2) and missed an opportunity to tie the idle Washington Capitals for first place in the Metropolitan Division.
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According to the interview posted by the Times of London, Trump also criticized the Obama administration's response to the civil war in Syria, suggesting it missed an opportunity to head off what has become a humanitarian catastrophe.
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Pittsburgh missed an opportunity to move two points ahead of Columbus for second place in the Metropolitan Division, squandering a two-goal lead in the third period Tuesday en route to a 21-226 loss in Dallas.
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HTC also missed an opportunity to build out its credentials as a leader in battery life by adding wireless charging to the U211 Plus, instead making do with support for Qualcomm's Quick Charge 211 fast-charging tech.
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"It's highly unlikely that investors have missed an opportunity to back a world class technology business and it's imperative that the ASX maintains its credibility rather than being the funder of last resort," he told Mashable Australia.
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Though she's critical of much his foreign policy, she says the activist left also missed an opportunity to pressure him more, given that he was more responsive to that pressure than any other president in her lifetime.
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This is a truism that Trump himself has absorbed more than anyone, which is why he's never missed an opportunity to clothe himself in the victorious aura of coaches such as Bobby Knight, Lou Holtz, and Belichick.
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"The senator missed an opportunity to express himself on this issue at the convention and get an honest reaction from the delegates," said J. L. Spray, a national Republican committeeman and former state chairman of the party.
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If he missed an opportunity to appropriately engage with the Russian President, Trump would be putting the United States at even greater risk from several fronts, including Russia, North Korea and spillover from a Saudi-Iranian conflict.
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The last word: "The committee missed an opportunity for a bolder stance that might have provided greater insurance against international risks to the economy," Rick Rieder, CIO of global fixed income at BlackRock, said in a note.
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Just as The New York Times does — even as recently as its coverage of President Trump's tax affairs, Bloomberg missed an opportunity to be more open and transparent in how it came to the conclusions that it did.
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"The court condemned the trial judge for what he said, but missed an opportunity to condemn what he said he would do - give harsher punishments to defendants who go to trial and lose," he said in an interview.
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Devin Booker scored 26, Kelly Oubre Jr. added 19, and Deandre Ayton had 16 for the Suns, who missed an opportunity to win consecutive games for the first time since a four-game winning streak in mid-December.
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The Democratic Unionist Party's Nigel Dodds said in a statement May had missed an opportunity to put forward proposals to EU leaders to improve the prospects of an acceptable deal, describing it as a "disappointing and inexcusable" failure.
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The IMF raised its outlook for the global economy this month, which would imply that many governments may have missed an opportunity for infrastructure spending and other fiscal activities that would have benefited from ultra-low interest rates.
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Sufficient rains since late last year have eliminated fears of imminent water rationing but companies and activists say Brazil's most populous region missed an opportunity to shield the population from future droughts by curbing consumption and improving efficiency.
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The state missed an opportunity to fix this problem five years ago when a bill that would have made public display of marijuana an offense similar to a traffic violation — rather than a crime — died in the Legislature.
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We`re only going to be a freshman once, and if we don`t take advantage as a freshmen class, Dems and Republicans, to begin to make our mark in this 115th Congress, then we have missed an opportunity.
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Whether it's because of the overly-produced, polished reflection on race and gender Lindsay's season might reveal, or if it's just our collective tradition in watching love unfold on screen, the producers have missed an opportunity to do better.
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"The president is seen as having missed an opportunity to bring the country together when violence broke out in Charlottesville, even as a majority agrees that violence was committed on both sides," said Harvard-Harris co-director Mark Penn.
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On the negative side of the ledger, we feel that with tax reform, the administration missed an opportunity create an America First tax system that would end offshoring incentives by taxing imported goods and services while exporting tax free.
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In our Opinion pages, the columnist David Leonhardt argues that who delivers a message is often more persuasive than the message itself — and that Democrats missed an opportunity to find a conservative legal scholar who was supportive of impeachment.
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But, at the very least, if a dude gets drunk on the course and asks you if he can "piss in your ice bucket" and you don't tell him he's out of line, well, you've missed an opportunity for progress.
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Jeff Copeland, a retired Forest Service biologist now with the Wolverine Foundation, said the government missed an opportunity to figure out how to protect populations that seem secure now but are at risk in the future from the climate crisis.
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Speaking on the sidelines of Cannes Lion festival, Ami Hasan, chairman at Art Directors Club of Europe (ADCE), told CNBC that Sorrell and other global leaders of the advertising industry had missed an opportunity to promote creativity over the last decade.
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" Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina and one of Mr. McCain's closest allies in the Senate, said Mr. Trump had missed an opportunity "to firmly hold Russia accountable for 2016 meddling and deliver a strong warning regarding future elections.
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Mr. Li was known affectionately as the "madman" of Taiwan's literary and political circles — a man who vigorously defended freedom of speech and rarely missed an opportunity to exercise that freedom, even when it was denied to him by the government.
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The Yankees got a run back in the bottom of the seventh on Neil Walker's run-scoring single but they missed an opportunity an inning later, when Orioles reliever Darren O'Day loaded the bases on a walk and two hit batters.
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Dale Ho, director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Voting Rights Project, said the court missed an opportunity to lay down a firm marker as to when partisan gerrymandering is so extreme that it violates the constitutional rights of voters.
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If, however, his metrics of success are offices consolidated, or staffing cuts, or transfer of responsibilities to other agencies and not on how to revitalize the State Department to pursue forcefully America's interests abroad, Tillerson will have missed an opportunity.
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He finished writing a book, did some teaching and spent time with his family, but some Texas Democrats believe he missed an opportunity to advance his career and gain the kind of political profile that could have fortified his presidential run.
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Yes, I'd assigned him pronouns (and really missed an opportunity to call a yeast colony "they/them") and given him pep talks and said hello every morning while I made my toast and cried about coming out as trans, which was bad!
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Putting the specific issues of guns, marriage and abortion to one side, Ms Stahl missed an opportunity to ask Mr Trump a more basic question: how he justifies politicising the Supreme Court in ways no presidential candidate, or president-elect, ever has.
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Some say Mr. Obama showed indifference to the political circumstances of rank-and-file lawmakers and missed an opportunity to seize on the undercurrents of populism and anti-establishment sentiment that began coursing through the electorate after the partisan battle over health care.
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It can only be used to select autofocus points — which it does really quickly — and I couldn't help but feel Canon missed an opportunity to truly make the camera modern with a touchscreen-ready UI that supports pinch-to-zoom and swipes.
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" Having missed an opportunity in Finland, President Trump now should publicly announce that we know Russia interfered in our 2016 elections and will make Russia pay a price for continuing what national security adviser John Bolton rightly called an "act of war.
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"I do think they missed an opportunity for a real pushback," he added, suggesting a joint response with the U.K. over NotPetya or sanctions like those placed on members of Putin's inner circle under Obama as steps that would have had more bite.
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One of the HLEG's members, European consumer advocacy organization BEUC, voted against the report — arguing the group had missed an opportunity to push for a sector inquiry to investigate the link between advertising revenue policies of platforms and the dissemination of disinformation.
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Oh, he forgot the names of friends and neighbors and sometimes even the names of his grandchildren, but he rarely forgot the words to a song or the punch line to an old joke, and he rarely missed an opportunity for a wisecrack.
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Jones missed an opportunity to reach out to queer teenagers and their families, and to educate others, about the challenges of growing up L.G.B.T.Q.+ in the United States (suicidal ideation for queer youths is three times the rate for other people their age).
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During the campaign, Trump rarely missed an opportunity to exploit any attack against civilians in the West, whether directed by Islamic extremists or carried out by lone wolf assailants who were inspired by jihadist propaganda, to argue for harsh measures against Muslims in America.
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Sanders, in that sense, has not only missed an opportunity to score points with a Democratic electorate well to Clinton's left on matters of statecraft, but also deprived the country of a more profound debate as to the nature and purpose of U.S. military might.
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Addressing the madness that continues to grip the establishment and media, Liz Peek, a columnist at Fox News, wrote, "To be sure, President Trump missed an opportunity to publicly and sternly warn Russian President Vladimir Putin against interfering in future U.S. elections …" Ms. Peek noted.
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In a message to a suspected accomplice in Syria, Junead Khan, 25, a supporter of the Islamic State (IS) militant group, told how he had missed an opportunity to kill Americans on his rounds in Bedfordshire, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire in central and eastern England.
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Asked if the state, which owns 71 percent of the bank's outstanding shares, had missed an opportunity to reduce its stake given a fall of almost 20 percent in AIB's share price this year, he said any selldown was a decision for the government.
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Devin Booker scored 2111, Kelly Oubre Jr. added 298, Deandre Ayton had 211, Troy Daniels had 232 and Richaun Holmes 227 for the Suns, who missed an opportunity to win consecutive games for the first time since a four-game winning streak in mid-December.
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The legendary hip-hop producer made no bones about it Monday at LAX, where he told us Grammy producers missed an opportunity to include someone who gave a lot to the industry and changed lives ... adding that every big artist deserves recognition in death.
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Far more migrants in Germany and Sweden went home voluntarily last year, often with money in their pockets, than were shipped home empty handed, evidence that Italy missed an opportunity to reduce the number of irregular migrants - estimated at a half million - living here.
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But, like everything, when anything goes up, you know, double digit, triple digit, retail investors look at it and say, 'Oh, I've missed an opportunity,' and then they buy in at a higher level of the market, so the risks are much more pronounced.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report MORE (D-Minn.) said former President Obama missed an opportunity to tackle drug costs in the Affordable Care Act.
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The bottom line: The U.S. missed an opportunity in failing to impose more targeted sanctions against individuals named in the Kremlin report and in not coordinating more closely with our allies: After all, it was the U.K. that suffered the most damage from the NotPetya hack.
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Despite unfounded criticism that it was disrespectful to the flag (which was never the intention), NFL and the sports industry missed an opportunity to fully embrace a cultural moment in time — which could have benefited national unity as well as enhancing the cultural importance of the league.
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It is often said that leadership starts from the top and, in this instance, Shulkin missed an opportunity to discuss what VA learned from the journey in terms of what worked, what did not, and how these teachings could be implemented across other agency problem-areas.
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"It is disappointing that Congress missed an opportunity to pass this pro-competitive reform that would end some of the most egregious abuses by branded manufacturers and reduce drug prices for millions of Americans," said Will Holley, a spokesman for the Campaign for Sustainable Rx Pricing.
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My first impression after unboxing the phone was OnePlus missed an opportunity to make the power or volume buttons in a matching orange â€" give it a fun punch of color like the orange power button on the pink Pixel 63 â€" but I ended up appreciating the restraint.
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If drug pricing reform ends up just being angry tweets at companies that raise prices and rules that tie the hands of companies trying to negotiate discounts, President Trump will have missed an opportunity to score a victory on an issue that is critically important to American families.
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It feels like Google missed an opportunity to turn the Hub Max into a centralized home dashboard instead of just a smart digital photo frame and I'd love to see the Max get a home screen like the Google Assistant Ambient Mode that's on Lenovo's upcoming Smart Tab M8.
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Gibney missed an opportunity to build on Carreyrou's work, and use the story of Theranos to demonstrate the irresponsibility of elites and to strike a blow at myths that link innovation and failure—just as he used the Man in the Machine to strike at the hagiography around Steve Jobs.
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To the Editor: As a painfully inarticulate teenager in the 1960s who aspired to a career in public service or broadcasting, I never missed an opportunity to listen to the two men I considered the foremost communicators of the time: the Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully and Israel's foreign minister Abba Eban.
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" Lou Cannon, who wrote The New York Times obituary for Nancy Reagan, join WCCO Radio's "The Chad Hartman Show" to discuss the life and legacy of the former first lady: "[Nancy Reagan] never missed an opportunity to try to isolate the people within the administration who she felt were harming or undermining her husband's policies.
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TV: Noon, ET, NBATV, FSN Southeast (Charlotte), CSN Mid-Atlantic (Washington) ABOUT THE HORNETS (46-33): Charlotte missed an opportunity to assert itself in the race with back-to-back losses at Cleveland and Toronto last week but bounced back by picking on the New York Knicks and the Brooklyn Nets in consecutive wins.
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He also argued that McConnell and Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) missed an opportunity to attach legislation raising the debt limit to a popular bill reforming the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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If Sanders had intended to make inroads with black voters, who will also have an influential role in a string of states across the South on Super Tuesday, he missed an opportunity to condemn the fraught racial legacy of welfare reform and offer a robust policy solution for the people most injured by the gutting of our welfare system.
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"In the closing weeks of the race, Ossoff and the DCCC missed an opportunity to make Republicans' attack on health care the key issue, and instead attempted to portray Ossoff as a centrist, focusing on cutting spending and coming out [in] opposition to Medicare for All," Anna Galland, Move On's executive director, said in a statement.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Minn.) missed an opportunity to build bridges between Muslims and Jews in the U.S. with her recent comments about the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) and Israel.
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While the Trump administration claims it's applying a policy of "maximum pressure" on Iran, it hasn't sanctioned numerous regime human rights abusers — including more than 60 regime officials sanctioned years ago by the EU. The president missed an opportunity to highlight Tehran's abysmal human rights record when he chaired a meeting of the United Nations Security Council in September.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) missed an opportunity to be a "hero" by announcing that she would vote to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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The Prez sat down with Bloomberg News Thursday for an exclusive interview in the Oval Office, and reporters asked if he missed an opportunity to unite the country and made a mistake by initially not keeping the White House's American flag at half staff until McCain was buried -- an honor that's been bestowed on other senators who've died while in office.
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Lesser known, for example, are the National Service Board for Religious Objectors' bonds, purchased primarily by Mennonites and Quakers during World War II. By now, it is old news that by asking Americans to go to the mall, rather than asking us to step up, our government missed an opportunity to convert post-9/11 goodwill into more constructive — and sustainable — efforts.
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He thinks the US missed an opportunity to enact a "racial partition" in the 1960s, when it could have taken over Cuba and forcibly transferred African Americans (or "our blacks," as he refers to them) to Cuba, and moved all white Cubans to an enclave in southern Florida (it's unclear why he believes this was an option back then and not now): We would take over Cuba.
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Director Spike Lee lashed out at President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Tuesday for his response to last year's deadly white nationalist protest in Charlottesville, Va., saying the president missed an opportunity to denounce racially motivated violence.
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A majority of voters say that President Trump missed an opportunity to bring the country together after three people died last week when white nationalists clashed with counterprotesters in Charlottesville, Va. According to a new Harvard-Harris survey provided exclusively to The Hill, 21625 percent called Trump's response a missed opportunity, while 2900 percent said the media and Democrats would attack Trump irrespective of his response.
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The future of the sector lies not just with mass production but also with low-volume manufacturing and precision machining (a $60 billion industry) where America already offers a strong value proposition for its customers right here in the U.S. For example, the president missed an opportunity to nurture this large manufacturing base when he filled his manufacturing council with executives mostly from Fortune 500 companies.
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Democratic presidential candidate Andrew YangAndrew YangSaagar Enjeti: Why Joe Biden is slipping; Krystal Ball breaks down UBI versus a federal jobs guarantee Two new polls show Biden with big edge on Warren, Sanders Biden inches higher atop 2020 Democratic field: poll MORE said in an interview with The Hill on Friday that former President Obama missed an opportunity to restructure the economy so that it better benefits average Americans after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Moreover, the secretary of State missed an opportunity to express how America can be "a force for good in the Middle East" — as the speech was titled — while maintaining President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's "America first" approach.
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Yes, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and her supporters certainly never missed an opportunity to declare Donald Trump unworthy to be commander-in-chief; however, history will show that the true seeds of Trump's "illegitimacy" were officially sown and sanctioned on August 2628, 28503 —ironically, by way of presidential imprimatur.
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