It's recommending that those sensitive groups be the most cautious.
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And the most cautious is apparently SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
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Overcoming our most cautious impulses with bravery unites all humankind.
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Paysa used IBM's supercomputer Watson to determine the top 11 most cautious tech leaders in Silicon Valley and around the U.S., scoring them on a a scale from 0 (least cautious) to 1.0 (most cautious).
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Rand Paul, seemed the most cautious of the delegates I spoke to.
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Even the most cautious expect the east bank of Mosul to fall quickly.
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Leonard has been the most cautious player in the NBA with his body.
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Still, it's reasonable even for the most cautious parent to get distracted in those situations.
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Probably the most cautious is AlphaBay, a site selling drugs, stolen data and hacking tools.
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These attacks are getting more sophisticated and can dupe even the most cautious internet dwellers.
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"It's exactly when we're most sure that we should be most cautious," Dr. Fried said.
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"Overcoming our most cautious impulses with bravery unites all humankind," the pair behind the documentary said.
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Nailah had brought up four children on her own, and Jahi, her second, was her most cautious.
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They say millennials are the most cautious generation — and apparently it shows in the declining U.S. divorce rate.
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The Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) is normally one of the most cautious, academically oriented parts of the White House.
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In fact, Mr. Bredesen may be running the most cautious, high-profile Senate campaign of any Democrat in the country.
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"We have the most cautious Fed chair I've seen in many, many years," said Maris Ogg, president at Tower Bridge Advisors.
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Justice Elena Kagan was the most cautious, declining to join parts of Justice Alito's opinion that cast doubt on Lemon v.
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You can be the most cautious phone charger in the world and your phone's battery life will still degrade, albeit slower.
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Then, just as the conservative, cautious fighter was supposed to be at his most cautious, he began throwing back off the fence.
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"I am the most cautious I've been in the history of the bond fund," which was launched in 1991, Fuss said on Wednesday.
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In a genuinely shocking upset, overturning the results of even the most cautious polling models, Donald Trump won the presidency of the United States.
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The agency will now require all immediate-release formulas of opioid painkillers to carry the agency's most cautious label, known as a "black box" warning.
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Although in retrospect these are often avoidable with proper safety precautions, hindsight is 20/20, and accidental exposure still occurs even among the most cautious.
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Political pressure and criticism from opponents, combined with the news media's habit of disparaging inaction, can render even the most cautious leaders vulnerable to pressure.
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The review has received only the most cautious of welcomes from the voluble lobby of politically active Muslims who complain that Prevent is stigmatising their community.
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That is the most cautious response, and Mr. Trump could use it to press China and Russia to drop their objections to more United Nations sanctions.
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By September, the advice among the most cautious among us appeared off-the-mark, as the economy gathered steam, corporate profits remained strong and consumer spending accelerated.
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In the Minskyan trajectory, this is when firms and banks are at their most cautious, wary of repeating past mistakes and determined to fortify their balance-sheets.
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The most cautious striker in the UFC was quickly knocked out by the most reckless striker in the UFC and everyone was left hoping that Machida would retire.
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Unfortunately, both for the economy and for the boomers themselves, the people benefiting most from the stock market's record high may be the most cautious about enjoying it.
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There is no question that Rakhine State, one of the poorest in Myanmar, is a complex tinderbox of sectarian resentments that requires the most cautious of political approaches.
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Their median estimate is for four quarter-point rate hikes this year, but Evans is among the Fed's most cautious members and sees risks tilted to the downside.
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He's most cautious because September is traditionally a rocky time for the market, particularly during midterm election years, and the Dow and S&P 500 typically post losses.
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Along with Germany, which is mindful of its powerful automotive sector, eastern European nations have been most cautious about steeper emissions cuts due to concerns over the economic impact.
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BofAML has been among the most cautious firms on Wall Street, holding a 2,450 S&P 500 price target that would represent a 4 percent decline from the current level.
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The most cautious reform to the drug war puts more emphasis on rehabilitation instead of locking up drug users in prison, but it does this without decriminalizing or legalizing drugs.
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"It's the opposite from what Trump believes — if anything, it's the military that's the most cautious," said Evelyn Farkas, a former senior Pentagon official focused on Russia, Ukraine, and Eurasia.
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"The imminent end of life for iPhone X is leading to a deeper trough than the most cautious of estimates," Barclays analyst Andrew Gardiner said in a research note to clients.
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However, increasing your familiarity with a new destination and feeling comfortable enough to focus on smaller issues (like diaper-changing, if you're a new parent) can assuage even the most cautious travelers.
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That level is stronger than the exchange rate assumed by even the most cautious exporters, such as Toyota Motor and Fanuc, which expect the dollar at 105 yen for the current business year.
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In epee, the most cautious and defensive of the weapons, traditional European heavyweights retain the upper hand in the men's game, as France fields three of the world's best six, including top-ranked Gauthier Grumier.
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Telefonica was the most upbeat of the three former state monopolies, speaking of "remarkable" operating momentum at the start of the year and confidence in its 23.6 targets, while Orange struck the most cautious tone.
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Mattis has long been seen as one of the most cautious and sober of Trump's military advisers; experts on US foreign policy see the eventual outcome as a testament to his influence over the president.
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A good rule is to be the most cautious about our estimates in the states where the composition of the electorate is similar to the exit polls, but where the exit polls nonetheless give meaningfully different results.
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Vanguard is telling investors to expect returns in the "medium term" of 4 percent to 6 percent, the most cautious outlook it has had on future stock returns at any time during the post-financial crisis economic recovery.
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But the spectacle was somehow sadder for its subtlety, which underscored the bind that even the most cautious and conscientious administration official is in, the impossibility of finding some honorable balance of principle and obeisance, prudence and deference.
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"We judge that we will need to move our policy rate up into a neutral range over time ... However, the path back to that neutral range is highly uncertain," Poloz said, in his most cautious comments in recent months.
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Trump is choosing from a slate of candidates ranging from Yellen, an economist who is seen as the most cautious on changing the so-called Dodd Frank banking reforms of 2010, to economist John Taylor, a proponent of deregulation.
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NO FUN OR GAMES AS EVENTS AXED Trade credit insurers would be most cautious about sectors such as travel and entertainment, according to Bernie de Haldevang, head of credit, political risk and crisis management at Lloyd's of London insurer Canopius.
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Even the most cautious of estimates for this window between exposure and positive testing are much shorter than a year: 98 percent of people have enough antibodies to test positive for HIV within three months of exposure, according to the San Francisco AIDS Foundation.
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One is that Iran is so economically weak and internally shaken by the Soleimani killing that it took the most cautious course, allowing the Supreme Leader to save face with his people without risking losing his own head to the Americans through reckless escalation.
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Bullard has become perhaps the most cautious of Fed officials when it comes to rate increases, arguing that the U.S. is currently in a low-growth, low-inflation "regime," and that rates should not rise much further, if at all, until there is evidence things have changed.
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When the issues resurfaced with greater severity after his start on June 43, Ohtani again received PRP treatment, and the general assumption was that Ohtani would need Tommy John, with the Angels taking the most cautious approach possible when it came to the health and protection of one of baseball's most valuable players.
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Considering a given LPI-decision model, as a convolution of the corresponding fuzzy states or a disturbance set, the fuzzy equilibrium strategy remains the most cautious one, despite of the presence of the fuzziness. Any deviation from this strategy can cause a loss for the decision maker.
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She is the most cautious of the group and has a hard time trusting others. She is also a vegetarian. ::She had been opposed to Alternate joining the team because he'd been so easily deceived by Blush. It wasn't until he saved her and the others from a monopolizing gang that she finally accepted him.
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She is the most cautious of the group and has a hard time trusting others. She is also a vegetarian. She had been opposed to Alternate joining the team because he'd been so easily deceived by Blush. It wasn't until he saved her and the others from a monopolizing gang that she finally accepted him.
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Due to the principle of collective responsibility applied by the Germans, families of those who helped Jews and sometimes entire local communities were subjects to retribution. The exact number of Poles executed by the Germans for helping Jews has not yet been precisely determined. The most cautious estimates give the number of around a few hundred people executed, and the high-end estimates, several thousand.
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For the $5,000 clock, the most cautious (lowest value) contestant also banks nothing. The other contestants for each clock bank the value when they lock-in. The $1,000, $3,000, and $5,000 clocks count upward from $0 to that amount, while the $2,000 and $4,000 clocks count down to $0. After five money clocks, the two contestants with the most money go to the final face-off.
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Carrington sent Captain Powell, his most cautious officer, out of the fort to relieve the wood train with a cavalry company and mounted infantry. He gave explicit orders not to pursue the Indians beyond Lodge Trail Ridge, 2 miles north of Fort Kearny. Powell returned safely, having followed orders and accomplished his mission. Carrington reemphasized to his soldiers his policy of caution until reinforcements and additional horses and supplies arrived from Fort Laramie.
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Despite the fuzziness of information, it is often necessary to choose the optimal, most cautious strategy, for example in economic planning, in conflict situations or in daily decisions. This is impossible without the concept of fuzzy equilibrium. The concept of fuzzy stability is considered as an extension into a time interval, taking into account the corresponding stability area of the decision maker. The more complex is the model, the softer a choice has to be considered.
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Captive-bred greater rheas exhibit significant ecological naïvete. This fearlessness renders them highly vulnerable to predators if the birds are released into the wild in reintroduction projects. Classical conditioning of greater rhea juveniles against predator models can prevent this to some degree, but the personality type of the birds - whether they are bold or shy - influences the success of such training. In 2006, a protocol was established for training greater rheas to avoid would-be predators, and for identifying the most cautious animals for release.
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Michael is the rebel and outsider of the group, even more so than Max and Isabel, probably because he lives in a trailer park and suffers abuse from his alcoholic foster father, Hank. As a result, Michael comes close to flunking out of school despite his hidden brilliance and he trusts no one but Max and Isabel. Michael is the most cautious of the three and is ready to leave Roswell behind when he has the slightest suspicion that his secret is out. Max and Isabel constantly have to talk him into staying.
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Yet his liberalism was of the most cautious and moderate character, as the Opposition--shortly after his accession to the thrones in 1844-- discovered to their great chagrin. The new king would not hear of any radical reform of the cumbersome and obsolete 1809 Instrument of Government, which made the king a near-autocrat. However, one of his earliest measures was to establish freedom of the press. He also passed the first law supporting gender equality in Sweden when he in 1845 declared that in the absence of a will specifying otherwise, brothers and sisters should have equal inheritance.
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His colleague, Gene Siskel of the Chicago Tribune, commended Arnaz' performance in the film, remarking that "what the daughter of Lucy and Desi does so well is perform quietly but confidently when everyone else is chewing the scenery", adding: Another negative review came from Janet Maslin of The New York Times who stated: "Mr. Diamond, looking glum and seldom making eye contact with anyone, isn't enough of a focus for the outmoded story". Time Out London called the appearance of Neil Diamond "the most cautious soft-rock superstar movie debut you'll ever get to see". The only top critic to give a positive review of the film (according to Rotten Tomatoes) was Dave Kehr of the Chicago Reader.
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One of the biggest attractions of the Rally of Canberra, and the Castrol International before it, is the special stage called 'The Mineshaft'. The name originates from a section of the stage which plunges very sharply downwards towards a water crossing. It is a drop sharp enough that even the most cautious competitor will get airborne over the lip of the drop. Over the years the section has been regraded, softening the plunge but it is still a favourite for spectators, who grade the drivers going over the drop with scorecards, a tradition dating back to the Castrol International which has been attributed to an infamous troupe of Bathurst-based rally officials and competitors known as the Killer Mullet Rally Team.
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Several studies have reported a statistical relationship between the location, number, or type of whorls and behaviour or temperament in horses. One study of 219 working horses found a relation between the direction of facial hair whorls and motor laterality; right-lateralised horses had significantly more clockwise facial hair whorls and left-lateralised horses had significantly more counter-clockwise facial hair whorls. Konik horses with a single whorl located above their eyes were rated as more difficult to handle whereas horses that also had a single whorl but located below or right in between their eyes were easier to handle. Whorls that were found to be elongated or doubled acted the most cautious when coming up to an unfamiliar object.
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He had trained Collins himself and found it unlikely that he would exhibit that level of negligence. In an interview some years after the accident, Vette described Collins as "one of the most cautious pilots in the world." In fact, it was soon discovered that the airline reprogrammed Flight 901's autopilot after the flight briefing without informing Collins, putting Mt. Erebus directly in its path. Vette hypothesized that the crash might be due to any combination of three factors: first, that the autopilot route had been changed from the open expanse of McMurdo Sound to right over Mt. Erebus without the crew's knowledge; second, that the crew's navigation systems would have shown them to be on track at the time of the crash due to this change in route; and third, that the optical illusion of sector whiteout could have made the blank white face of Mt. Erebus appear to be the snowy plains of McMurdo sound, leading the crew to believe that they were still following the route that every other flight had taken.
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