There's always a chance La La Land misses out, of course.
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He attracted just four swings and misses out of 82 pitches.
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Another soul misses out on eternal life in an earthly Paradise.
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So there isn't really a good excuse if a student misses out.
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Best of all Ed Sheeran misses out on the three big awards pic.twitter.
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The industry misses out on 50% of talent in not hiring female photographers.
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That means Fulton misses out on the property tax revenue the store generates.
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Don't be the person who misses out just because your phone is dead.
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The less pricey Pixel misses out on premium features like waterproofing and wireless charging.
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Still, the text is vague and misses out important subjects like completing banking union.
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A three-month mortgage holiday "misses out huge swathes of the population," she added.
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However, the S10 misses out on the OnePlus 7 Pro's smooth 90Hz refresh rate display.
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He says his shows are heavily pirated, meaning his company misses out on vital cash.
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If a candidate falls just under them, he misses out on that particular delegate pool.
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First, it misses out on the thousands of U.S. companies not in the S&P 500.
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As a U.S. company without a manufacturing base in China, Tesla misses out on those benefits.
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Focusing on grand, poetic truths about "freedom," Foer misses out on the real complications of life.
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Economics as commonly practised often misses out another important element of inequality between the sexes: unpaid work.
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What Chime misses out on in overdraft fees it could make up for in new customer acquisition.
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If Cleveland misses out on the postseason, its struggles against Chicago figure to loom as one culprit.
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Once again, the Find X's pic misses out the brighter colors and captured by a Galaxy Note 2802.11.
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The organization is working toward ensuring that no child misses out on school for more than 30 days.
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The university drops one place from 3rd in 2015, and just misses out on the European top spot.
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While OnePlus misses out on that marketing bump, it now thinks the annoyance to customers isn't worth it.
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He also said if Sprint misses out on the acquisition of T-mobile the stock will move lower.
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But most importantly, it misses out on a different point of view in portraying the female and male body.
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I won't spoil any of it, but what's odd from the superfan's perspective is the drama it misses out.
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Anyone who misses out on the first round will be able to purchase restocked items after the holiday season.
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Midfielder Claudio Marchisio also misses out as he continues his rehabilitation after picking up a knee injury in April.
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The father-daughter relationship is truly heartwarming, but it's too bad dad misses out on a burger at the end.
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All things considered, even if the country misses out on the full benefits, it may have already won Olympic gold.
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"Best of all Ed Sheeran misses out on the three big awards," another user tweeted, including a picture of Miley Cyrus.
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To ensure that no one misses out on a single bikini, one-piece, monokini, or maxidress leading up to pool season.
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Some Amex Offers are limited to a certain number of accounts and once capacity has been reached, everyone else misses out.
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This consequence also comes at a cost to YouTube itself, since the company misses out on its portion of these profits.
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Poland — Scoring 62 points in the Index, Poland just misses out on being one of the 10 most corrupt OECD nations.
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We have a massive contribution to make to society and the mainstream misses out by not seeing this and accepting our contributions.
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If customers buy the phones upfront without a carrier attached, then Best Buy misses out on that money from the carriers. [Bloomberg]
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But what if there was a way to guarantee that no one misses out on seeing your totally rad (and pricey) polish?
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"He got some swing-and-misses out of the zone with it, so that tells me he's got good deception," Reynolds said.
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The Portuguese powerhouse suffered a similar slump: last year he endured a run of five misses out of eight attempts across all competitions.
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This means the federal government misses out on a lot of potential revenue — $260 billion in 20203, according to Congressional Budget Office data.
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World number six Wang Shixian, who competed at London, would have qualified under the former regime but the reigning Asian champion misses out.
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Although the decrease in prices would reduce costs for FedEx, it also means the shipping company misses out on fuel surcharges that bolster revenue.
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It is unfortunate that Lucas Moura, the player whose goals against Ajax brought Spurs here, misses out, but this feels like Tottenham's strongest team.
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If Huawei misses out on security information about, say, the Android operating system on its smartphones, its customers' devices could be exposed to attack.
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He inadvertently ignores coworkers, misses out on dinner party conversations and — to his family's alarm — neglects his crying infant grandkid because of the television volume.
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That means each child has more time, money and energy invested in it, but misses out on the hustle and bustle of a larger household.
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Liu got a wild card into the Open qualifying draw and probably will play the junior tournament if she misses out on the main draw.
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An asset that you "gift" to someone else will be removed from your estate, but your recipient misses out on a step-up in basis.
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By concentrating only on the red lines representing market transactions, Simon said, classical economics misses out a great deal of what happens in the world.
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October 11, 2019: Despite being bookies' favorite to win, Thunberg misses out of the Nobel Peace Prize which goes to Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
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Here, the Nokia 0603 misses out on highlights on the flower's petals, but the Pixel 3's pic isn't perfect either and appears slightly over saturated.
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There's certain things where she misses out – we can't go to dinner all the time and I'm… traveling, competing… She has to put up with me!
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Independent analysts estimate the federal government misses out on more than $100 billion a year in corporate tax revenues as a result of tax reduction maneuvers.
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But the decision hurts several groups: • The Saudi government misses out on a multibillion-dollar windfall that it said would finance a transformation of its economy.
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While striker Cavani battles to be fit after sustaining a calf injury, Matuidi misses out for France at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium on Friday because of suspension.
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Insatiable rarely fails to capitalize on the flashy and shocking sides of its hot-button narratives, but it regularly misses out on opportunities to invite viewer contemplation.
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Cormier would get some compensation if he misses out on the UFC 200 card, which is expected to be one of the biggest sellers in MMA history.
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And when children do go shopping for toys, Lego often misses out on impulse buys, said Lutz Muller, an analyst focused on toys at Klosters Trading Corporation.
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The Aim Controller also misses out on some the best possible shooting experiences in VR right now, such as Superhot and Robo Recall, which rely on dual motion controllers.
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That proposal is expected to be confirmed next week with the city that misses out on the 2024 Games likely to be named as host for the 2028 Olympics.
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By now, Percy's contempt for this cliché — the traveler so busy with documentation that he misses out on some phantom called the "experience itself" — has itself become a cliché.
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The organisation's executive board has recommended that at the same session, the city that misses out on the 2024 Games should be named as host for the 2028 Olympics.
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Gillard, the former prime minister of Australia, said this was a crisis not just for the individual child who misses out on school, but also at the global economy level.
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The text indicates no common tax rates and still misses out important technical details on how to apply the levy, which will all need to be clarified in later talks.
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Mobileye has sought ancillary applications (including detailed maps) and to codify its regulatory expertise, while not rising so far above the fray that it misses out on good commercial opportunities.
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Cashews make up around 80 percent of all export revenues from the small West African country and secret cross-border sales means the historically unstable country misses out on export taxes.
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The first 1,000 callers to dial into 1-844-McD-FRORK (that's 623-37675) will get a free Frork, but McDonald's promises that anyone who misses out won't be left empty-handed.
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Golden acknowledges that the downside to the prolonged scrutiny is that sometimes promising fund managers will not wait and seek capital elsewhere or Greenlight Masters misses out on candidates' early dramatic gains.
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One in 458 employees misses out on receiving the full company match by not saving enough — leaving an average of $1,336 on the table each year, according to investment advisory firm Financial Engines.
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One in 4 employees misses out on receiving the full company match by not saving enough — leaving an average of $1,336 on the table each year, according to investment advisory firm Financial Engines.
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In that case, your heir misses out on a key estate-planning strategy that will allow her to "stretch" the inherited IRA by taking required minimum distributions based on her much longer life expectancy.
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She spends long stretches away from home on tour as a musician, which can be painful — Flo misses out on seeing the youngest growing up, while they all wish she could be around more.
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It also misses out some of the files and data we're going to cover below, and as you'll note in reviews of the app, it can be hit and miss on actually transferring texts.
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When big games like Fallout 210, Battlefield V, and Call of Duty: Black Ops 21 launch without Steam, the distributor misses out on huge amounts of cash it could have counted on just a few years ago.
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In the film, the Watermelon Woman becomes a stand in for all these people, for the talent, humor, and courage that our culture misses out on when we determine that some people aren't worth paying attention to.
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Focusing on technology is a long-term growth strategy for McDonald's, but that may mean that it misses out on sales opportunities in the short term, explained Kevin Ozan, the company's chief financial officer, during an earnings call.
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Though it's just across the way from the Hamptons and relatively close to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, Block Island manages to keep a low profile and misses out on the hordes of people heading to more popular summer spots.
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In exchange for the lower price point, the Galaxy Book Flex α misses out on a few features like the Qi wireless charging pad that's built into the trackpad or an included S Pen that slots into the laptop.
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That means new entrants miss out on the French market, French Internet users miss out on new content and technologies from abroad, and everyone everywhere misses out on the creativity and innovation that comes from participating in a global Internet.
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He's even pointed out that Apple misses out on a big revenue stream as a result, telling NBC News: The truth is we could make a ton of money if we monetized our customer, if our customer was our product.
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The film's original motivation to tell the story of Kanye West and JAY-Z's supposed falling out also misses out some important structural components—specifically news from around the Yeezus tour, where Kanye would neglect to mention JAY-Z's name in live performances.
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It calculates that each high-school graduate who does not go on to earn a certificate from a vocational or technical school, or a two- or four-year degree from a community college or university, misses out on $1m in lifetime earnings.
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Thompson, who also won the 200m at the Rio Games last year, is the favorite going into the race as compatriot and three-time world champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce misses out while she prepares for the birth of her first child.
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US retrenchment from empowering APEC and other intergovernmental organizations like the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will ensure that America misses out on important initiatives that our neighbors are pursuing and further cut the US off from important economic and trade discussions.
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If LA doesn't get the Olympics, or California misses out on some massive federal contracting dollars when it comes to building the Taj Mahal of great walls on the Mexico border, it isn't because someone took offense, it's because California backed a loser.
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If the Hawks improve, and Schröder's pull-up jumper suddenly forces defenders to chase him above screens, there's a good chance he'll receive a heavy offer sheet from some point guard-less team that misses out on the Paul–Curry–Lowry derby.
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While Rio Tinto may get an acceptable payment for its Grasberg stake, it's also likely a long-term loser as it misses out on a stake in Grasberg, just as the outlook for copper is brightening given its role in batteries for power storage and electric vehicles.
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To compound things, Ryback stresses that WWE is already an unequal world: the significant pay gap between superstar and midcard exists as expected, but things like merchandise sales mean a loser misses out on added income in addition to the extra money given to wrestling's perpetual winners.
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But if I didn't have an operational (white, rattling a bit but red ring-free) 25, still plugged into my TV (albeit in an HDMI input timeshare scheme with the Xbox One, where the older model so often misses out), I'd have no way to play this terrific game.
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It also points to a larger problem with most lesbian sex ed, which all too often skips over how to have safe sex as a trans woman or with a trans partner—and in doing so, misses out on a crucial part of what safe sex can mean for queer people.
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Gain Line argues that such stability is often an unintended consequence, such as when a club misses out on extravagant transfer targets or a national side has a limited pool of players from which to choose, and that it is one of several elements of cohesion that contribute to a team's performance.
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As Apple developer Guilherme Rambo wrote in a piece a few years back, right now, some developers are often forced to choose between developing and supporting an iOS app or a Mac app — and in a world where there are far more iOS users, the Mac often misses out on great software.
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In total, Viacom's 18 channels will be carried by Dish Network, while a smaller group is coming to Sling TV. Unfortunately, it appears that the Sling deal misses out on one of Viacom's top kid properties: Its flagship kids channel Nickelodeon was not mentioned as being one of those arriving on Sling.
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"Every month that passes without the full M.O.U. means New York misses out on at least 1,000 new units of affordable, senior and supportive housing," a group of advocates said in a statement on Saturday, referring to the memorandum of understanding that the legislative leaders and the governor must sign to open the funding spigot.
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A record deal is probably not in Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE's future if the GOP presidential contender misses out on the White House in 2016.
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Today an early-season snoozer between Wyoming and Boise State can turn off an irritated viewer who, when he sees Virginia, misses out on the intricate quality of their basketball, notices only the low scores and unmade shots and flips over to the N.B.A. "College basketball is suffering from the same issue that every other sport is suffering from," Pomeroy told me.
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Jeremih's biggest setback has always been an apparent unwillingness to market himself to the full extent and with the full vision that his music suggests: Hence, no video for his song "Don't Tell Em" when it was the number one song in the country, few interviews and little social media, and a live show that misses out on the opportunity to be a dark, cinematic, conceptual affair.
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Regardless of whether Rihanna misses out on taking home that armful of golden statuettes, or manages to execute the ultimate pop culture coup and steal the biggest award of the night, Record of the Year, out from underneath Adele and Beyoncé's noses, the singer can still walk away a winner no matter what knowing that her sense of style is absolutely awards-worthy on its own.
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" The clip misses out the full quote which is (taking only the parts including those quotes): "Kennedy was saying that 'Nixon was too soft on communism', to pick up the point that Rick was making, 'in Cuba we should deal firmly with Fidel Castro', and Nixon was playing the role of 'Hey, you got to be patient, you know you can't do these things, you've got to negotiate'.
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MARCO'S BOUNTY: The Hill's Ben Kamisar reports:Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-28500 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE's decision to suspend his campaign could create as many as 6900 free agent delegates who could play a vital role if a candidate narrowly misses out securing the nomination before the GOP convention.
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