There are so many uncertainties right now —politically, economically, monetarily.
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"Just as a business move, it's better monetarily," he says.
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I don't see how you can track this monetarily, though.
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I don't know, in some cases monetarily, from Trump's rise.
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People wanted this monetarily; they wanted this in a commercial way.
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" Space, he said, is "going to be important monetarily and militarily.
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And then maybe I can say that I've benefited monetarily from it.
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Each come with their own cost and value, both monetarily and morally speaking.
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That's why both fiscally and monetarily we're throwing trillions of dollars at this'.
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But they do not benefit monetarily from that audience, at least not directly.
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If you don't have the means to donate monetarily, donate your time by volunteering.
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"And so, where other people profited monetarily from the crime, we lost," she said.
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"Human moderators are being exploited ... monetarily and in terms of psychological impact," Franks said.
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But he denied personally distributing the videos or personally benefiting monetarily from their publication.
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Still, some questioned if they&aposd still be monetarily supporting her in some way.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said England had collapsed "politically, monetarily, constitutionally and economically".
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"I supported him monetarily," Prince told lawmakers in November about his ties to the campaign.
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When we get these deals done our country will be transformed, it will be monetarily transformed.
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I had no idea at the beginning what doing a fixer upper would look like monetarily.
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The American President says he will punish the Prime Minister of Canada -- monetarily -- for saying that.
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This affects shoppers of every size, and we've been paying for it both monetarily and psychologically.
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And even those organizations that do benefit monetarily must weigh the time and energy it takes.
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It probably would make affected people better off monetarily, and learning is valuable in and of itself.
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If you can't contribute monetarily I ask that you pray for his mom, dad, brothers, family & friends.
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But there's never that guaranteed security—when the bottom drops out, it's stressful, and not just monetarily.
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The fact that he presumably still profits monetarily off this and other works does weigh on me.
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To keep teams happy and monetarily healthy, Riot is expanding how much revenue it's sharing with teams.
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Co-created by Victoria Madden, The Kettering Incident is monetarily the biggest production Tasmania has ever seen.
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But go beyond that, if you can, and contribute monetarily to those working to increase access globally.
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Closing the racial wealth gap is not just about addressing these historic injustices monetarily, but also morally.
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When we do all of the things that we've done monetarily to Iran, Iran is in trouble.
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"It's the most valuable specimen I have ever held in my life, monetarily and scientifically," Sibescu said.
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He believed that if you were not advancing yourself intellectually, professionally, or monetarily, you were wasting time.
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Then you're talking monetarily, he's paying three times more than the other guys are paying for missing games?
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Keller says they also attempt to mitigate the chance for exploitation by not profiting monetarily from the event.
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France's departure could place an additional burden on the U.S. and other member states, both militarily and monetarily.
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I suppose we have to because domestic violence prevention and services is unlikely to ever be monetarily profitable.
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Thus, most Americans value (both symbolically and monetarily) teachers and want them to be paid a fair salary.
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I want him to pay, not necessarily monetarily — I want him to feel the shame that I felt.
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"Terrorism, hate speech, human trafficking, sexual assault and other horrific imagery actually benefits the sites monetarily," Leetaru added.
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It upsets him that I think I have to "chip in" monetarily at all, but I like feeling independent.
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Sources tell TMZ ... Jordyn believes the Kardashians -- especially Kim -- can break her in every way -- professionally, socially and monetarily.
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Feist disappeared from the public to create Metals, which was a more typical Feist record thus less monetarily feasible.
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Incidentally, the FBI's records management division was being monetarily compensated by OPM for each name check report presented to OPM.
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Despite the glitz, glamor, and prestige of the Academy Awards, the Oscar statue itself isn't worth much of anything, monetarily speaking.
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He is one of many influencers capitalizing on a platform that rewards content creators monetarily for amassing views on their videos.
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Yes, as soon as it becomes feminized it's devalued, both in terms of socially devalued, but also in terms of — Monetarily devalued!
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In other words, transitioning from welfare to work may have gotten people jobs, but those people didn't actually come out ahead monetarily.
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I grew up as one of eight siblings, and while my family didn't have much monetarily, we had an abundance of love.
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Corporations, including Target, also paved the way monetarily for restorations to the monument beginning in 1996, according to the National Park Service .
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Koscheski said leaders are having a tough time catching up with what the airlines can offer monetarily and a more stable lifestyle.
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It also sounds very empowering, monetarily speaking, for those in the game, marketing spit kits and trading (totally consented for!!) genetic data.
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The suit accuses Burger King of false advertising and benefiting monetarily from offering a vegan option that is not in fact vegan.
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He opens up to his theater company about the high cost of ending things with Nicole (Scarlett Johansson), both monetarily and emotionally.
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For a long time it's been a struggle for people in the indie rock world making a go of it monetarily with music.
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But how will a fixed algorithm take what Wall Street does with real-world commodities and apply it to monetarily valueless art form?
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"We are seeing a surge of support monetarily, and new memberships are skyrocketing," said Nicholas Sarwark, the chairman of the Libertarian National Committee.
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She passed away seven years ago, but it became clear that I couldn't just leave my mom all alone — monetarily or companionship-wise.
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Facebook announced Wednesday (via The Guardian) that it is changing its policy around posts that peddle diet products and monetarily promote cosmetic surgery.
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Instead, they say the best way to support monetarily is to purchase from the individual artists rather than buying a big-name brand facsimile.
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They both eventually became successful business people, yet continued to live by the same altruistic principles no matter how much they were worth monetarily.
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"If you can wait it out and you have significant support, you're likely to monetarily do better in a court of law," Biros said.
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Monetarily, obviously, we cannot compete with the likes of Japan or Indonesia or most of our Asian counterparts, but passion is here in abundance.
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From at least 2004, Ernst & Young concluded that Weatherford posed a "significant risk to the firm" that could be detrimental monetarily or to its reputation.
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And yet, this decision — which on the surface might seem monetarily sound — landed Ana in a living arrangement that put her at risk, both emotionally and financially.
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Starling said the administration recognizes that "we'll have to invest monetarily" but also hopes to look to the private sector and money already deployed by the government.
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AS A PERCENTAGE OF PERSHIING'S OVERALL ASSETS GIVEN THE FALL IN THE STOCK PRICE, THIS WAS NOT A SIGNIFICANT OR MEANINGFUL POSITION ANY LONGER, AT LEAST MONETARILY.
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O'Reilly apparently personally settled one complaint in 2011, but if he had been held fully accountable, even monetarily, for the settlements would so many allegations have followed?
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Previously, the X Prize Foundation has monetarily rewarded international teams for designing bold new tech for measuring ocean acidity and trying to send a robot into space.
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You don't really stand to gain anything monetarily from purchasing these things; if you do it, it is out of pure general interest in the thing itself.
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That's the strength of this service, and why it's so important that games like Furi exist: to prove its value (if not monetarily, then at least qualitatively).
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Since many people who are not monetarily rich live very richly in their communities, Cohen said, we should think about how to move people together, not just individually.
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The result is an insistence that this album has worth, has artistic value that can be measured monetarily, has merit beyond turning up at random in a playlist.
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Just as praising your children too much can lead to issues later in life, praising children too much monetarily can lead to problems when the child gets older.
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Michael isn't super-reflective about his own life, and in some ways he's the more successful of the two; I don't mean monetarily, but just in navigating life.
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Since the tortoise had nothing to gain monetarily by starting the fire, we must assume it was a reckless love for the flame that inspired his late night pyromania.
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Sources have now told Reuters that payment to the hacker was made through its bounty program, which monetarily rewards those who find bugs in the company's software and applications.
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"They were certainly selling things monetarily that it's against the law for even an adult to sell," he said, according to the court transcript also obtained by NBC News.
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Although exclusives limit distribution, they can allow artists to benefit monetarily—Tidal offers better revenue than other music-streaming services—and build hype in a time of peak hype culture.
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Though the athleisure world is dominated by pricey goods, we've rounded up a ton of affordable picks that will help keep you on track without setting you too far back monetarily.
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While it is admirable that a group of artists has been able to be so monetarily successful, we have to ask: What is Meow Wolf doing for culture as a whole?
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Hopefully Facebook will eventually link its charitable giving and crisis aid features to let people from afar contribute monetarily even if they can't open their home or deliver necessities in person.
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So too, many victims and campaigners have publicly called for the language of apology to be followed-through monetarily with some form of statutory compensation scheme by state or federal governments.
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If you've been meaning to cancel your hundreds-of-dollars membership to Equinox or you've decided you can no longer monetarily support it, here's how to cancel Equinox as painlessly as possible.
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But the industry is not in a position to invest in their discovery because the current regulatory and IP regime allows them no way to capture the value of such innovations monetarily.
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This time, we spoke with the chef de cuisine from a popular Brooklyn restaurant who recently switched over from an hourly wage to a salary and isn't seeing the benefits—monetarily or literally.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The cash-strapped Chicago Public Schools (CPS) asked a state court on Monday to order an immediate halt to what it called Illinois' practice of monetarily discriminating against the city's students.
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"Hey, if you've got two cars, monetarily wise, you're successful," said McConaughey, co-chairman of the West Texas Investors Club, the investment group he started with his friend and business partner Wayne "Butch" Gilliam.
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The people of Venezuela have shot back with pictures of empty fridges, angry tweets, and good old fashioned daily street protests to calling out what they see as a fiscally and monetarily irresponsible government.
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It did a wonderful job of showing the marketplace that if you want to disparage us by questioning whether we can support a film like this monetarily, that excuse is now out the window.
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Because I am focusing outside of UK in the main for business and investment, despite me not liking it, all the negative domestic economy issues will probably be monetarily beneficial apart from rising prices, i.e.
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Extreme posts generate a lot of clicks, shares, and commentary, and contrary to common sense, perhaps, "[t]errorism, hate speech, human trafficking, sexual assault and other horrific imagery actually benefits the sites monetarily," he says.
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"There is nothing that will be 'stimulated' monetarily from a rate cut or two that isn't already being 'stimulated' by the very low rate environment," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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"He uses the immigrants in ways that advantage him monetarily but disadvantage American citizens," Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II said of Mr. Trump's hiring of temporary foreign employees for Trump resorts from Florida to New Jersey.
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Unfortunately for those emotionally or monetarily invested in the streaming service, your sudden need to download Tidal quickly dissipated when by Monday morning, Everything Is Love could be found on Apple Music and Spotify's paid tier.
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Usually I do public art on a wall or surface that can't be taken and that is actual painting, but this was only a printout not original art so there's not much of a value for it monetarily.
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The hackers of the internet played with this new technology, expanded its boundaries and functionality, and created new products on top of it for decades, mostly with no sign that any of their work would pay off monetarily.
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We can do this by emphasizing that the treatment and control of infectious diseases is historically one of the most civilizing and life-enhancing activities undertaken by humans and deserves to be recognized and monetarily valued as such.
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Essentially, people monetarily supporting a content creator via Patreon will receive a little visual badge next to their Reddit username as a sort of bragging rights over the non-paying fans who are part of that creator's Reddit group.
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So with all of this value—aesthetically, monetarily, and as an excellent venue for a lazy river float—why do we continue to think of swamps as nasty, malevolent places where only "swamp monsters" and "skunk apes" hang out?
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But the trade-off here is that, instead of punishing people monetarily for not having insurance, it will punish people who want coverage by withholding it from them for six months — and hope that this possibility incentivizes people to stay covered.
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The increase would also affect users running full nodes, people who aren't rewarded monetarily, like miners, but who play a crucial role in the peer-to-peer network of Bitcoin by helping to ensure the same digital tokens aren't spent twice.
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By the time WrestleMania 30 rolled around in April, however, the company reported that the online network had only 20153,287 subscribers—far short of the 1 million executives had said they would need to hit in order to break even monetarily.
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While it is admirable that a group of artists has been able to be so monetarily successful — Meow Wolf also plans to expand to Las Vegas, Denver, and Washington DC — we have to ask: What is it doing for culture as a whole?
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"My job for a whole year was to assess damage to Iraqi citizen's property, and person and compensate them monetarily," wrote Corbin Reiff, a freelance music writer published in Rolling Stone, AV Club and others, of his deployment in Iraq in 2009.
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Government Integration Attribute Mid-Range: Given the district government's strong fiscal and operational linkage with the Chongqing municipal government, Fitch believes support, if required, will ultimately come from the Chongqing municipal government, which has provided capital injections and subsidies to monetarily support CQNA's business.
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Government Integration Attribute Mid-Range: Fitch believes support, if required, will ultimately come from the Chongqing municipal government due to the district government's strong fiscal and operational linkage with the Chongqing municipal government, which has provided capital injections and subsidies to monetarily support CQNA's business.
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"We will fight violent crime, and we will win, and we will win that one fairly quickly once we give the local police, the local law enforcement, the right to go in and fight, and we back them monetarily and also otherwise," said Trump.
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Government Integration Attribute at Mid-Range: Fitch believes support, if required, will ultimately come from the Chongqing municipal government due to the district government's strong fiscal and operational linkage with the Chongqing municipal government, which has provided capital injections and subsidies to monetarily support CQNA's business.
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We can choose instead to adopt the remedies Argentina found necessary to begin to create jobs and raise living standards: Eliminate heavy-handed government intervention, ensure we have an outward-looking trade policy, follow fiscally and monetarily prudent policies and promote, rather than stymie, private sector investment.
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St. Clair prospered because she fairly paid people their winnings and at the height of her career she was worth $500,000 ($7 million today), created the Policy Bank illegal lottery system, had a bloody rivalry with crime boss Dutch Schultz, and arranged monetarily-based protection with law enforcement.
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When Ms. Bushnell began writing for the paper in the early '90s, and soon after got her own column, it was a "huge deal," she said — not monetarily, but a high-profile opportunity to cover wealth and power in New York for a publication that was literary and irreverent.
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" Phy continued, saying, "Although our personnel are generous as a group – recently supporting a water drive for the City of Flint and donating their time by building a handicap ramp for a wheelchair-bound Township resident, not to mention performing work for Habitat for Humanity – I have not seen an individual be so monetarily generous.
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But, real quickly, then, on the president then fingering these former Obama administration intelligence officials, that I guess you would have to prove -- or maybe you don&apost have to prove -- that they monetarily took advantage of that information they had, or is this his own political witch-hunt to something he deems to be a political witch-hunt?
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A part of the plan, which is titled "Report to the President Outlining a Strategy to Expedite Deployment of Gun Safety Technology," is to stimulate research and production of smart guns by monetarily incentivizing private gun manufacturers to explore smart technology for guns, whether that tech is an add-on or integrated into the gun itself.
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The sense seemed to be that McGregor had hit a nerve by giving voice to a previously mumbled concern within the community that less monetarily successful and therefore less powerful fighters would never dare: that the promotional demands the UFC puts on its fighters can be onerous, draining, unilateral, and take away from fighters' ability to do their jobs.
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If you have a skill or a talent—like invitation making, calligraphy, music to play during the ceremony, photo framing, flower arranging, makeup, anything—consider offering that to the couple as your gift —it will probably be worth more than the gift you could afford monetarily anyway and adds a personal element to the special day.
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Monetarily speaking, the flow of web-based video revenue is complicated — you have to take into account the role of advertisers, and the platform's cut of the earnings — but according to a 2018 Wealthsimple interview with Dr. Lee, she admitted that before YouTube changed the content-creator monetization policy, she was making six figures a month through the Dr. Pimple Popper channel alone.
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Believe me, I know, I wish I could have been there more, but believe me I also know my children know how much I love them and how I wanted to provide for them, not monetarily, but it actually made me a better parent if I could be whole inside, so that's just noise, and I choose not to listen to it, to be really honest.
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"It depends" was the general rule for most, while others decide who pays based on whoever has money on hand ("We usually just work it out to whoever is feeling rich at the time," one woman wrote), or who has spent more recently ("If he has done a lot for me that week monetarily, then I will offer to pay for the whole bill," wrote another).
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Here's President Trump's defense for his NATO and Russia meetings that resulted in pushback for his demands to European allies as well as concerns over his behavior in a press conference with Putin: Trump's argument, which he first explained in an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity last night, is that making NATO stronger monetarily hurts Russia, which Trump says proves that he's tough on Putin.
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Describing Zoltek's patented method of developing carbon fibers as a "quantum leap forward" in defense technology and "critical to the stealth capability" of the F-22 and B-2, Dean Monco, a Chicago lawyer who has been representing Zoltek since the beginning of the case, said his client hopes to be recognized for the significance of its invention compensated monetarily for revenue that was lost while the Pentagon has claimed ownership of this technology.
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