Q: What if bid and no win, get bitcoins back?
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I think it's a no-win situation in the short term.
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There is no win-win situation for blacks on this front.
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Still, trying to quash conspiracists can be a no-win proposition.
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That puts sponsors such as Keurig in a no-win situation.
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"For us, it was a no-win situation," Mr. Wermuth said.
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And again, often in a crisis, there is a no-win situation.
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If that sounds like a no-win situation, that's because it is.
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You are going to swiftly learn this is a no-win situation.
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Their progress has almost seemed like a "no-win" situation for you.
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You do not want to box him into a no-win corner.
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It is entirely possible, though, that this is politically a no-win situation.
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But working through vacation season doesn't have to be a no-win situation.
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The Associated Press: Black Virginia voters feel betrayed, left in no-win scenario.
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He's definitely not in a "no-win situation" — more like a win-win.
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On some level, he must realize that he's in a no-win situation.
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No win is too big or too small for inclusion in the email.
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That's right: Missouri 89, Southeastern Louisiana 303, but no win for good old Mizzou.
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"He is in a no-win," agreed McCain, an author and daughter of Sen.
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In doing so, this allegedly masterful dealmaker ended up in a no-win situation.
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It was perhaps the only no-win situation the Nationals organization faced all year.
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Yes, Comey faced no-win decisions that were sure to anger everyone around him.
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What is clear is that Britain now finds itself in a no-win position.
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LG: If someone threatens a suit, and you're like ... KS: There was no win.
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How does the United States end up in this no-win situation so frequently?
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Michael Grimm said it's a "no-win" situation for President Trump when endorsing congressional candidates.
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This bill presents a no-win situation for employees and, ironically, may backfire on employers.
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Unfortunately, Trump continues to actively put many of these institutions in a no-win position.
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It was a bunch of no-win situations that she was presented with really early on.
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Women, regardless of their sexual identity or preferences, have been presented with a no-win situation.
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This is a no-win scenario if there ever was one for the GOP establishment powers.
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I love them both, there was no win situation of being in the middle of that.
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Even being relaxed can get you down, so really there's no win-win in this scenario.
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Trump should have let Bannon be Bannon, instead of creating a no-win situation for him.
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Win or no win, IFC is broadcasting "An Emmy for Megan" after the Emmys wraps up.
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But impeachment complicates the race for him either way, putting him in a no-win situation.
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"You get put in a no-win situation in whatever you do here," he told NorthJersey.com.
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Because Fisher has always bested them so proficiently, he now finds himself in a no-win situation.
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Once again, Trump could face political risks by intervening in a politically charged, no-win energy quagmire.
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But it's probably not wise for me to wade into political debates, it's a no-win situation.
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Targeted communities find themselves in a no-win situation in relationship to images of the brutality they face.
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For Democrats, particularly those running in red states, gun control used to be a no-win political issue.
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This no-win approach to the topic was 100 percent episode writer Carmichael's goal in penning the installment.
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"Vague terms like 'the best interest of the child' are sort of a no-win situation," he continued.
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It was a no-win, they likely concluded, to get into a public fray with a grieving mother.
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For former presidential candidate Jeb Bush, the general election is a no-win situation, regardless of who wins.
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British cinematography legend Roger Deakins has finally won an Oscar, ending a legendary no-win streak after 14 nominations.
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And if you and your partner both refuse to be flexible about your beliefs, it's a no-win situation.
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The analyst said Intel faces a "no-win" situation of either cutting prices or losing market share to AMD.
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Let's be honest ... stepping into the middle of this fray would be a no-win sitch for any guy.
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As Japan's growth prospects became more and more dire, Japan's central bank became mired in a no-win situation.
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"This is a no-win scenario for the wide array of defendants facing these suits," the Domino's petition said.
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It seems like a no-win for just about anyone who takes the gig after the Kevin Hart debacle.
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Sometimes I ... I mean, I just, you know, I realize it's a no-win, unfortunately, to complain about it.
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She won't be highlighting some traditional Democratic issues, like gun control, which she considers a no-win proposition there.
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Scott Jennings, a Republican strategist close to Mr. McConnell, said the race had developed into a no-win situation.
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Bits Talk about a no-win situation that many leaders of the biggest tech companies have found themselves in.
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Publishers and consumers have reached the tipping point, finally realizing that display advertising presents them with a no-win proposition.
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The network, KRO-NCRV, has issued a statement, but basically seems to have put itself into a no-win situation.
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The establishment is now in a no-win situation: Come November, they will own defeat and liberals will own victory.
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And, make no mistake, representing American womanhood meant that she was held to standards that created a no-win situation.
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The point of these proposals isn't to right an existing wrong, but to put Democrats in a no-win situation.
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KIMMEL: What a no-win situation that is: 'They're making fun of me — and you're mad at me for it.
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Further, differing U.S. and foreign laws puts U.S. companies in a no-win position of choosing between conflicting legal obligations.
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In fact, dealing with no-win questions that everyone else has failed to solve is part of the job description.
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Being slammed for running a declining firm and for hurting profits by investing in the future was a no-win situation.
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That's a no-win predicament for the Republican leadership, one that Reid seemed to revel in during his speech on Thursday.
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Nuclear sanctions "snap back," setting up no-win trade disputes with countries and companies that continue to do business in Iran.
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Leigh Day operates on a no win, no fee basis and takes 25 percent of any compensation obtained by its clients.
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Trump's rational mind -- and his legal counsel -- may well have concluded that an interview with Mueller is a no-win situation.
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Comey's response -- as he has explained to Congress -- was that he felt as though he was in a no-win situation.
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Clearly, the president doesn't want to get stuck in a no-win situation, and understands that the risks of further deterioration.
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Gender stereotypes have created no-win situations for many women leaders — they're viewed as either competent or likable, but very rarely both.
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The fight over the transcripts puts Clinton in what Politico's White calls a no-win situation for the former secretary of state.
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That scenario, however, could be a "no-win victory" with the hedge funds just suffering a smaller loss than the overall market.
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In the London and LES shows, for instance, the arcade games were more visual—there was no win or lose, no objective.
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But Trump's histrionics drove him deeper into a no-win situation at exactly the point when the political pressure is ratcheting up.
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Nearly all of Washington's trade policy efforts over the last two years have been wasted on an obviously no-win China deal.
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Administration officials knew that Mr. Trump's much-anticipated meeting with Mr. Putin was risky and in some ways a no-win situation.
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But for now, Mr. Kushner appears to have few allies, occupying what people close to him describe as a no-win position.
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Tyrese is telling Chris Rock to bail out on his Oscars hosting gig because it's a no-win situation for the comedian.
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Collins is up for re-election this fall in a state that's increasingly tilted toward Democrats and was in a no-win position.
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"He hasn't recently gone into the specifics of what's going on with him, because he's in a no-win situation," the source explains.
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We have four matches after this and (if no win tomorrow) you have to win all the last four matches, which is difficult.
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A No-win Situation A revenue-neutral tax could build bipartisan support but as I-732 experience shows, most liberal groups oppose it.
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Republicans and Democrats' accusations of online deception are posing an increasingly no-win dilemma for the Silicon Valley companies caught in the middle.
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Trump adopted the pose you assume to get out of a no-win argument: Tell me what to say, and I'll say it.
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Parents are half one thing, half another, stuck in no-win cage matches that pit domesticity against the beastliness built into human nature.
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It's really a no-win situation for him or anyone, as these issues engender really profound and often ugly disagreement to take place.
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"This is a no-win jobs report for investors," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist for U.S. SPDR business at State Street Global Advisors.
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Aisha Ahmad, a University of Toronto professor who has been studying how jihadist groups finance their militant operations, called it a no-win situation.
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That such a clearly impractical and politically no-win scheme made it through the Democratic policy machine might seem amazing; but it did not.
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The life and death stakes, narrative chicanery, and moral no-win scenarios are neat, but they're not what make the game so damn satisfying.
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First of all, if she were to ever become president, the only questions that come to you are of the unsafe, no win type.
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"It's a no-win situation for us," said one representative who requested anonymity for fear of offending potential clients and others in the industry.
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For certain Republicans who criticized Obama for sidestepping Congress and relying on executive action, this presents a bit of a no-win situation. Sens.
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One doesn't have to be a survivor of assault to know how these no-win exchanges can make you feel unheard, unimportant, furious, and anxious.
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Until every ad on every platform has a button that displays exactly why it was targeted in clear detail, this is a no-win situation.
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The stacked bill also included Argentinian indie artist Tei Shi, consistently brilliant Chicago rapper Noname, garage rockers Ian Sweet, and Fidlar side-project No Win.
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Facebook often finds itself in no-win arguments accused of arbitrary censorship on the one hand and failure to police fake news on the other.
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"He is in a 'no-win' situation, just like his predecessors," said Kim Hyung-A, an associate professor of Korean politics at Australian National University.
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Which puts Republicans -- especially those facing potentially serious primary challenges or who sit in swing districts in the general election -- in a no-win position.
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Ross: I guess my feeling is that because much of the media thinks it's obvious Kavanaugh did it, he's basically in a no-win situation.
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And he mused on no-win situations where the DOJ had to weigh what was in the public's interest instead of personal or political considerations.
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The interesting question, then, is not why Trump lost but how this allegedly masterful dealmaker ended up in a no-win position in the first place.
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"We all recognized it was a no-win situation," the former FBI Executive Assistant Director John Giacalone, who helped oversee the investigation's first seven months, said.
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It's kind of sad that Jones is taking part in an event of this caliber, especially since it's kind of a no-win situation for him.
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But look for the House to stay quiet; they want to focus on taxes and Obamacare, not get in a no-win fight over this issue.
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Seldom included in general histories of the Vietnam War, the Dak Son massacre represents the no-win situation ordinary Vietnamese villagers were in during the conflict.
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In big cities like New York, Seattle, and Los Angeles, steadily rising rents have contributed to a "no-win situation" for renters, according to the report.
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Jobs was looking for a way out of a no-win battle with Microsoft and, like Fadell, had hit upon the idea of a portable MP3 player.
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"The soda industry has deep pockets and used them to push the legislature into a no-win situation," California state Senator Bill Monning said before the vote.
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If ever anyone stepped into a no-win situation, it was Hornacek, who signed on in June 2016, months after Jackson removed Derek Fisher, his first hire.
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It's a no-win situation without a rewrite: You either have an actress in redface or you have a Native American actress playing a Native American trope.
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It's the ever-shifting relationship between Trump and other Republican validators, which — as politicians who've tried to unendorse Trump have learned — creates a political no-win situation.
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"No win" doesn't begin to capture the FBI's sudden status as the perceived validator of that which we've all just seen and heard offered publicly under oath.
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In Nevada, Warren called attention to the no-win situation she faced as a female politician: "If you complain about it, then you are whining," she said.
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Europe's supporters -- liberals, conservatives, social democrats, greens -- are thus in a no-win position: if they defend the union's undemocratic structures, they look hypocritical and illiberal themselves.
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Fellow billionaire investor Warren Buffett, who Lampert was once likened to, has expressed the opinion that the one-time Sears CEO was in a no-win situation.
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This is why they tried to talk Trump out of invoking national emergency powers and why they're now in a no-win situation as they prepare to vote.
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"Even though both Carl Icahn and the guys at Starboard [are] very smart, I told you that this seemed like a no-win situation to me," Cramer reflected.
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Today, they remain stuck in no-win situations in substandard housing subsidized by the federal government, but they do not have the will to move to find work.
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Some say it is a choice between the Supreme Court and the presidency, but I believe the strategy to battle Obama's potential nominee is a no-win proposition.
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They then find themselves facing a no-win situation, either openly criticizing the leader of their superpower ally or pulling their punches and risking severe criticism at home.
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After all, when you realize it simply reflects the latest in no-win situations devised for just one gender, it really does take some of the air out.
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"He is in a 'no-win' situation, just like his predecessors," Kim Hyung-A, an associate professor of Korean politics at Australian National University, told CNN last year.
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Royals expert Katie Nicholl -- who wrote the book, "Kate: The Future Queen" -- tells us the Duchess of Cambridge was in a "no-win situation" Sunday with her wardrobe choice.
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"It's been all too easy for the industry to get away with this," said Tom Dennis, an associate in "no-win, no-fee" law firm Wixted's professional negligence division.
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Now you have a word for that extremely, no-win situation of needing to open the car to get the keys, but needing the keys to open the car.
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IMF will fund the case on a "no win, no fee" basis and will be entitled to costs and a slice of damages recovered if the case is successful.
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I know what it is to get a phone call at 3:00 AM about a situation where there was no win, only different ways to manage a problem.
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Nathaniel: It really seems like a bit of a no-win situation for Twitter to me — like so many of the battles around the social media sites these days.
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Now they find themselves trying to cope with the no-win situation Mr. Trump has created as he insists on building a wall supported by a minority of Americans.
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Maloney, GrubHub's CEO, conceded during a conference call with analysts Tuesday morning that the major food delivery companies may all be in a no-win situation if things don't change.
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Autonomous cars are sure to face this type of challenge at some point, and their creators need to decide how to program them to react to these no-win situations.
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To start, they will place the many Democratic Senators who must stand for reelection in 2018 in states that voted for President Trump in 85033 in a no win situation.
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The peace proposal could put an end to this war, but it is up to the Taliban and Pakistan to accept this unique opportunity to end a no-win game.
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Hillary Clinton found herself in a no-win dilemma as she moved to launch her presidential run while also aiding her husband's globe-trotting philanthropy — and her team knew it.
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It's a bit of a no-win situation for Inslee — greens say it's too weak; industry groups are suing anyway — but it is all the state has at the moment.
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Instead, thanks to overzealous moderators who seemed hell-bent on devoting a third of the debate time on the leaked tape question, Trump turned a no-win situation into a victory.
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But 74% of independents want the party to make the law work — setting up a no-win scenario for Republicans, who need both their base and independent voters to win elections.
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Washington (CNN)It's the no-win situation that can only be imagined by US military officials tasked with preparing for a worst-case scenario -- conducting a preemptive strike on North Korea.
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He's really no different than leading Rs and Ds. Unfortunately, Trump's strikes on Syrian military installations were a tragic mistake that risks entangling America in another no-win Middle Eastern conflict.
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In the past, putting Jamie and Claire in a no-win scenario has been a catalyst for character development, showing us the choices they make and how they're affected by failure.
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"Right now, Ford and GM are in a no-win situation that could severely impact the affordability of their cars versus those foreign automakers that weren't around the table today," Cramer said.
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In trying to make a living in comedy, you often find yourself in no-win situations, and face difficult choices as a woman, an ally, or a person with a functioning soul.
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For two years, nearly 40 million participants in 101 countries and territories have told MIT researchers who they would rather have a self-driving car kill in a no-win crash situation.
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Scott Olson/Getty Images If it sounds like Clinton is in a no-win situation on the gender issue — that she has to be tough but also feminine — that's because she is.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his security establishment understand that if Palestinians have nothing to lose, the prospects of another explosion will be very high and produce a no-win situation.
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"This could be really dangerous for small companies owned by Americans outside the U.S." All of the tax restrictions have put American expatriates in what they see as a no-win situation.
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His comments on North Korea being a no-win situation are absolutely confirmed by the many thousands of North Korean artillery batteries on the border ready to rain death down on Seoul.
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"Americans in the middle have more power than the poor — particularly if they are unionized — but they, too, often face no-win work-family conflicts," say authors Joan C. Williams and Heather Boushey.
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The red-state Democrats who are up for re-election in November are in a no-win situation over Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination — and Tuesday's protests at his confirmation hearing didn't help.
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"This is a no-win for the president, but I also think this is his staff's fault," he said, arguing enough priority wasn't put on briefing the president on the deaths of soldiers.
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It's a no-win situation for the Federal Reserve these days, as academics criticize the central bank for bringing all manner of ills to bear on the domestic, and even the global, economy.
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"Even though both Carl Icahn and the guys at Starboard [are] very smart, I told you that this seemed like a no-win situation to me," the "Mad Money " host reflected on Monday.
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But if he sticks to some of the powerful themes he touched on in Warsaw Thursday, a foreign trip that looked like a no-win situation could easily turn into a positive overall.
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The situation, as it were, is a political, sectarian and religious minefield that some supporters of Francis worry poses a no-win scenario even for a political operator as deft as he is.
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"You're dealing essentially with the mafia," Mr. al-Masarir said, during a meeting at the offices of Leigh Day, a law firm that is representing him on a "no win, no fee" basis.
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"You're dealing essentially with the mafia," Mr. al-Masarir said, during a meeting at the offices of Leigh Day, a law firm that is representing him on a "no win, no fee" basis.
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Collins, up for reelection in Maine in 33, was in a no-win situation politically — a vote for Kavanaugh would galvanize Democrats, while a vote against would likely spawn a GOP primary challenge.
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In some ways, modern parents face a no-win situation: we're often blamed for being too protective and messing up our kids and society, or else for being too lax and doing equal damage.
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Perhaps Sulzberger agreed because he recognized that it was a no-win situation—either attend, and become part of the president's anti-press PR push, or not attend, and be called out for cowardice.
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Later, Sacks pointed out to me that I'd just seen, in miniature, the psychological dynamic behind the so-called mommy wars, merciless, no-win public competitions over the best way to raise a child.
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But Mr. Trump found himself in a no-win position, as lawmakers eager to punish Russia for its interference in the election and its aggression toward its neighbors dispensed with the usual partisan divide.
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"The Lovers," then, is an apt metaphor for meddling and its no-win conclusions; its heroine's choice is between capitulation to misogynistic local custom or laying herself bare before the voyeuristic demands of Western saviors.
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"If there's anyone in a similar situation, I would just greatly advise you to please — even though the interest rate is ridiculous — keep...that federal debt, it's awful, it's a no-win situation," said Garber.
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The bottom line: By politicizing an essentially bureaucratic and technical decision with his attacks on an individual company, Trump insured that this process would be a mess — and a no-win choice for the Pentagon.
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Getting upset about token donations, but being supportive of real and substantive donations, hopefully creates pretty good incentives for corporate would-be philanthropists, rather than making them feel they're stuck in a no-win situation.
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Dalia Blass, counsel at Ropes & Gray who worked in the SEC's investment management division, said the proposal would put ETFs in a no-win situation of choosing between complying with federal rules or with customers' orders.
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The attention to his flight presented a no-win situation for Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat who has been criticized for arriving late to events and now finds himself justifying his attempts to arrive on time.
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The answer is simple: to make trade negotiations more complicated, to put President Donald Trump in a seemingly no-win situation, and to demonstrate to Hong Kong, Taiwan and surrounding areas who is master of Asia.
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The fight over Huawei has put many European countries in a no-win position, forcing them to either rebuff a key intelligence ally's warnings and risk their key alliance, or alienate China, a critical trading partner.
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As I've been writing, by not managing to put together a better and more popular bill, Trump has ended up in a no-win situation on health reform, where both passage and failure cause him immense difficulties.
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It also means that the company can move away from competing directly with public cloud providers, which is rapidly becoming a no-win proposition, Ted Chamberlin, an analyst for Gartner who covers cloud service providers told TechCrunch.
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The frantic, last-minute character redesign seemed like a no-win situation back in May, but it seems like Paramount (and the team of animators who were presumably working tirelessly this whole time) somehow pulled it off.
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In her 2009 book "The Trump Card," she described experiencing sexual harassment "many times" at her father's construction sites as a child and the "no-win" situation of being spoken to inappropriately in front of a boss.
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Nor can the president expect any weakening of Iran's system of clerical rule as a result of the uncertainty surrounding the nuclear deal, meaning "Rouhani will be in a no-win situation", said a relative of Khamenei.
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Yet those volunteers discovered the true depths of their no-win situation on Wednesday night, when the United States was outclassed early and late in an 213-221 quarterfinal loss to France at the Dongguan Basketball Center.
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"It's a no-win situation for anybody, that doesn't seem to change," said Edwin Lyman, director of nuclear power safety for the Union of Concerned Scientists, which is neutral on Yucca but supports building a repository somewhere.
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And though she spoke of her mother as one of those women, after a 45-year career with six Oscar nominations and no win, it was hard not to feel as though Close was also referring to herself.
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The idea of the no-win situation has gotten more attention over the last couple of years, as Google has been making strides with the driverless vehicle and Apple is rumored to be getting into the same market.
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"A shutdown, in my view, is a no-win proposition," Ms. Capito said, adding that she heard complaints from Transportation Security Administration workers as she was returning to Washington for the start of the new Congress this week.
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While some have pointed to tough choices like this that upset her husband as a sign of feminist strength, she is simply defying one man in her life to follow the will of others; it's no win for feminism.
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"No-win, no-fee" arrangements help shift risks from parties to a suit to their lawyers, and make it less likely that a would-be plaintiff decides not to press a strong case for fear of a big financial loss.
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In a press release the firm writes that the case has been about 18 months in the making, noting too that the 'no win, no fee' class action is being underwritten by "one of the world's largest litigation funders, Harbour".
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The Kavanaugh vote presented Manchin, and other red-state Democrats, with a no-win choice: Support Kavanaugh and enrage a progressive base that has been increasingly vocal since Trump's 2016 victory or oppose Kavanaugh and risk moderates and swing voters.
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What's more, Collins is seeking re-election but the Senate trial puts her in a no-win situation -- a vote to acquit Trump means facing the democrats' wrath while a vote to convict Trump would trigger relentless attacks from Trump himself.
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And that would put them in what they'd see as a no-win situation: forced to either back a bill that Republicans can successfully demagogue or, alternatively, reject it and incur the wrath of Sanders's millions of followers on the left.
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The theme of a no-win scenario is prevalent throughout the rest of the film, and many Star Trek fans have colloquially come to call "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situations by the name of the ship: Kobayashi Maru.
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I'm sure millions has been spent reaching this decision and we know jobs have been lost, but building a car is a no-win situation for Apple (acquiring an electric car company that starts with the letter "T" is also highly unlikely).
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"The soda industry has deep pockets and used them to push the legislature into a no-win situation," said California state Senator Bill Monning, a Democrat who has supported soda taxes as a way to combat chronic health problems such as obesity and diabetes.
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But on Monday night, as he laid out his new strategy for Afghanistan, America got to see how its new President confronted what many experts believe is a no-win situation: a war that has dragged on with no end in sight for 0003 years.
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And Ms. Hill's continued criticism of Mr. Biden since his call with her has only affirmed the view of some in his orbit that he is in a no-win situation — that no measure of regret will ever be sufficient for her and other critics.
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Sanders advisers believe Ms. Warren has hurt herself with the accusations but also put them in a no-win situation, in which they are unable to fully strike back for fear of appearing insensitive but risk incurring damage of their own without rebutting her claims.
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When a friend at a party tells her, "Screw your corporate job and really commit to your art!" she can't heed that advice This no-win situation is at the heart of Rx, Lindsay's graphic memoir detailing the conflict between her wants and needs.
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Clinton of mishandling emails was the right thing to do to protect the independent reputation of the F.B.I. He says that publicly reopening the email case 11 days before the election was a no-win situation, and argues that covering it up would have been worse.
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He has again put leaders of his own party in a no win position -- and that could be a problem if it comes to a point later on when they face a decision of whether to cut the nominee loose in a bid to preserve congressional majorities.
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Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut, chairman of the Democratic Governors' Association, said Republicans had a no-win situation on their hands: They could either run from Mr. Trump and risk depressing Republican turnout, or embrace him and have to defend "views that are abhorrent" to many people.
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In retrospect, it is incredible that the media consensus seems to be that Hillary Clinton won the debate — the expectations set up by pundits were so high for Clinton and so low for Donald Trump that it seemed like a no-win situation for the Democrat.
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DSW (Germany's leading association for private investors) and attorneys at Nieding + Barth as well as Hausfeld Rechtsanwaelte LLP have combined forces with MyRight to create a "no win no fee" system which allows owners of VW diesel vehicles to sue the manufacturer, German paper Die Welt said.
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Click here to read more BI Prime storiesOver the past few months, Facebook has been whipsawed by controversy over its policies on political ads, alternately slammed by the left and pressured by the right in a seeming no-win situation for the Silicon Valley social networking giant.
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Even Republicans who have rarely dared to the cross the President fumed that Trump appeared to navigate himself into a no-win situation with the government shutdown, and border wall funding prospects that will only worsen once Democrats take control of the House in a couple of weeks.
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"The Time's Up Legal Defense Fund supports the legal complaints against McDonald's because sexual harassment puts working people in a no-win situation — forcing them to choose between a paycheck and enduring abuse," Fatima Goss Graves, president and CEO of the National Women's Law Center, said in a statement.
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"People around the country who work on projects that are the scientific basis for fusion are worried that they're in a no-win situation," said William Dorland, a physicist at the University of Maryland who is chairman of the plasma science committee of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Not only did Hogan's lawyers deliberately try to reduce the number of places they could draw damages from, but they also reportedly turned down several large settlement offers, a move legal experts say was particularly odd for a legal team paid on a contingency basis — a "no win, no fee" arrangement.
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The feuding between moderates and conservatives within the party has put GOP leadership in a no-win situation, either infuriating one side of their conference or being rendered spectators to the success of a procedural maneuver spearheaded by their moderate colleagues to take the power out of their hands entirely.
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He served as spokesman to former Speaker Dennis HastertJohn (Dennis) Dennis HastertFeehery: Trump is holding all the cards this November Feehery: Losing faith in the people and the Constitution John Feehery: Censure could give Democrats a way out of no-win impeachment MORE (R-Ill.), as communications director to former Rep.
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Imagining that his wife is living a better version of her life, he feels trapped in no-win situations: he despises his peers and finds fault with his superiors at work, while romantic encounters leave him reflecting on how a loving marriage can end up with two people siloed in despair.
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He served as spokesman to former Speaker Dennis HastertJohn (Dennis) Dennis HastertFeehery: Losing faith in the people and the Constitution John Feehery: Censure could give Democrats a way out of no-win impeachment Feehery: Pivoting to infrastructure could help heal post-impeachment wounds MORE (R-Ill.), as communications director to former Rep.
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He served as spokesman to former Speaker Dennis HastertJohn (Dennis) Dennis HastertJohn Feehery: Censure could give Democrats a way out of no-win impeachment Feehery: Pivoting to infrastructure could help heal post-impeachment wounds Feehery: What Republicans must do to adapt to political realignment MORE (R-Ill.), as communications director to former Rep.
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Delta CEO Edward Bastian defended the company's decision to end their NRA discount in an internal memo to employees Friday, despite Georgia lawmakers killing a proposed tax break on jet fuel, that would have saved Delta millions, in retaliation to the company's decision: Go deeper: The no-win corporate tightrope; United States of Corporate America
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The combination of fiscal stimulus, which Fed officials viewed as hardly a game-changer for monetary policy, and a brewing trade war is a recipe for the sort of no-win situation central bankers faced in the 1970s when they had to stomach high inflation or run the risk that interest rate increases would trigger a recession.
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Picking a favourite between Musk and Zuckerberg is a no-win scenario; Musk is successfully privatizing part of humanity's collective journey into outer space for his own benefit, and Zuckerberg has facilitated vast amount of sensitive information being scooped up and used by unknown parties for unknown and often surprising purposes, as this week's Cambridge Analytica saga showed.
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Being ostracized, excluded from charmed circles, trapped in a no-win situation, forced to censor every small expression of self, out of the running for second chances or opportunities no matter what you might now do—this is a circumstance that no woman and no employee requires a man like Ghomeshi or former broadcaster John Hockenberry to explain to them.
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Former White House communications director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy Trump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' MORE told The Hill that the president had been led into a no-win situation by some advisers.
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"UK stocks with domestic exposure seem to be in the short term in a no-win situation: on one hand a no-deal Brexit will certainly have a negative impact at first, on the other hand Corbyn as a new PM is to be expected to be highly negative for the UK economy and not just in the short-term," said Huber.
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It's a bit of a no-win situation — roaming around freely in a virtual world requires clearing out your furniture so you don't accidentally bump into a couch or a coffee table, but this commitment to immersion also leads you to believe virtual objects are there, so there's no physical furniture to break your fall when you try to sit in a virtual chair.
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While some may focus on the terms of the deal, the crux is that Uber was in a no-win situation in probably the largest ride-sharing market in the world, and now it can maintain a stake in that market without the continued financial bleeding it was experiencing ($1 billion in losses per year is nothing to sneeze at when you're prepping for an initial public offering).
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Noisey has teamed up with JanSport to bring you one of the best showcases in Austin in 2017, and it all starts with a guy who makes something we like to call "bubble gum trap," Lil Yachty (who is also the future of music and was featured heavily in NOISEY: Atlanta 2) But there's more: also taking the stage is Chicago rapper Noname, indie pop singer/songwriter Tei Shi, scrappy DIY-ers IAN SWEET, and Fidlar side-project No Win.
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The logic is that Ryan would find himself in a "no-win situation" with conservatives if he had to repeatedly cut deals with a new President Clinton just to keep the government open; that's the undesirable spot Ryan's predecessor, Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio), found himself in with President Obama before he was forced out.
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