Sadly, the entire world has not adjusted to my preferences.
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Axios is hearing that Apple has not adjusted those terms.
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The bank has not adjusted interest rates since October 2015.
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So I still have not adjusted to it at all.
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China's central bank has not adjusted interest rates since October 2015.
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Political discourse has not adjusted as quickly to this reality, though.
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Amazon has not adjusted its outlook in response to the coronavirus.
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Scores are not adjusted for the relative importance of cases heard.
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"The tax credits are not adjusted for income or geographic region," Sen.
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The fifth-biggest U.S. box office opening ever, not adjusted for inflation.
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In Phoenix, home values have doubled since 2012, not adjusted for inflation.
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Consequently, some investment banks have not adjusted their forecasts for these producers much.
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The growth in wages, when not adjusted for price inflation, was 2.3 percent.
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The phaseout was not adjusted for married individuals who file a separate return.
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But the relevant legal institutions have not adjusted to reflect this new reality.
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Uber's forecast was widely reported as a prediction of actual profits — not adjusted EBITDA.
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The Thomson Reuters/Ipsos survey is not adjusted to take into account seasonal variations.
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The phase out was not adjusted for married individuals who file a separate return.
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They said the United States had not adjusted its military posture in the region.
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First, the Budget Act has not adjusted to the changing nature of federal spending.
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Border infrastructure, largely designed for single males, has not adjusted to the demographic shift.
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Equally: I have not adjusted for inflation in any way at all because: come on!
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And yes, the playlist was planned, not adjusted moment by moment in the old style.
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That's according to data, not adjusted for inflation, compiled by the Center for Responsive Politics.
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The same 2018 budget document, not adjusted for inflation, showed the price at $3.6 billion.
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Gross orders, which are not adjusted for cancellations, rose by 5 units to 388 helicopters.
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These "raw gap" numbers are not adjusted for seniority, job title or location, Citigroup said.
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The information is self-reported and salaries were not adjusted for cost of living by region.
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Total non-financial CP, not adjusted for seasonal factors, declined by $6.8 billion in the latest week.
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The original Jurassic Park is still Spielberg's biggest commercial success with $983.8 million (not adjusted for inflation).
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The economy grew by 2.2 percent if not adjusted for the lower number of workdays last year.
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The problem is that most textbooks in China have not adjusted their language accordingly, prompting Qiu's lawsuit.
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Revenue at that business segment increased 12 percent to $163 billion, the company said (not adjusted for currency).
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But the city has not adjusted its budget to account for that sharp decline in fortunes, he said.
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Here you go: All the above figures are GAAP results, and are therefore not adjusted for currency fluctuations.
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In fact, the broader equity gauges are trading just shy of their nominal record highs (not adjusted for inflation).
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IAG said that the forecasts for capacity growth numbers were not adjusted for the impact of the pilot strikes.
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The Mexican central bank has not adjusted its rates since the moves by the Fed and other central banks.
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Mr. Malpass has also argued that the World Bank has not adjusted to the evolution of global financial markets.
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This followed a large drop the week before, when the mortgage numbers were not adjusted for the Columbus Day holiday.
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Average hourly earnings not adjusted for inflation rose 3.1 percent in November, tied for the best increase during the recovery.
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What is more, foreign companies have to take their money out of India at market exchange rates, not adjusted ones.
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"We have not adjusted our flight schedule at this time," Curtis Blessing, a spokesperson for American Airlines, said via email.
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Avatar stands at $2.788 billion worldwide (not adjusted for inflation), a difference of $27 million that Avengers: Endgame likely won't reach.
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Now this accounting change may actually make sense, except that the gains on long-term stocks are not adjusted for inflation.
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If the international schedule is not adjusted, players may have to choose between formats, which would bode ill for Test cricket.
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It's not adjusted for inflation, and it must make approximations based on the fact that the SEC changed reporting requirements in 2006.
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"Finally Amazon generously noted that: "Prayer breaks less than 20 minutes are paid, and productivity expectations are not adjusted for such breaks.
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Theaters grossed $21 billion, also a record, up 67.11 percent over the previous season, although the grosses are not adjusted for inflation.
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The Interior Department has not adjusted the price of reclamation bonds to keep up with inflation since the 1960s, exacerbating the disparity.
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The phaseout was not adjusted for married individuals who file a separate return and who are covered by a workplace retirement plan.
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Corporate profits, not adjusted for inflation, rose 28503 percent in the third quarter to $22019 trillion at a seasonally adjusted annual rate.
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On Wednesday, Mester said at an economic event in New York she has not adjusted her expectation of a gradual rise in rates.
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The top October opening had previously belonged to Alfonso Cuaron's "Gravity," which took off with $55.7 million in 2013, not adjusted for inflation.
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As of today, the Ryan Coogler-directed film is North America's highest grossing superhero film of all-time (not adjusted for inflation, mind).
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The phase-out was not adjusted for married individuals who file a separate return and who are covered by a workplace retirement plan.
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"We simply have not adjusted as a society to what seems to be the 1 percent and the 99 percent," Mr. Starr said.
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"It seems pretty obvious that if the taxes are not adjusted, then we will see a scale down," Sydbank analyst Jacob Pedersen said.
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"While the number of security personnel has increased, the coordination and standard protocols have not adjusted to the increased presence," the letter said.
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Idaho and Oregon use the federal government's definition of taxable income, not adjusted gross income; Vermont uses adjusted gross income, not taxable income.
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The ONS said the figures were not adjusted for seasonal swings but it was the biggest fourth-quarter fall since records began in 1997.
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Although the PFC has been around since 2628, Congress has not adjusted its cap for inflation since 28500, when it was raised to $6900.
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And at the global level, the budget of the World Health Organization has been at a standstill and not adjusted for inflation for years.
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Unlike other cities, Tokyo has managed to keep its housing costs under control: It's important to note that these figures are not adjusted for inflation.
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Therefore, in raw numbers not adjusted for inflation, Clinton's claim that the Obama campaign received the most money from Wall Street in 2008 is TRUE.
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President George W. Bush's administration collected $30 million and President Bill Clinton collected $25 million, according to EIP's analysis, which is not adjusted for inflation.
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Therefore, in raw numbers not adjusted for inflation, Clinton's claim that the Obama campaign received the most money from Wall Street in 2008 is true.
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The Nasdaq reached a record high (not adjusted for inflation) on Friday morning after tech groups like Amazon and Microsoft reported robust third-quarter earnings.
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Princeton aims for a 10 percent annualized return, which is close to the long-term return for the S&P 500, not adjusted for inflation.
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Some tactile sensations are lost when operating using a robot, and many surgeons have not adjusted to that, which can be a difficulty, he said.
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The superficial cause of delays is that maintenance and rule changes have made the subway slower, but the MTA has not adjusted the schedules accordingly.
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Those are both records, although the grosses are not adjusted for inflation; by comparison, in 2016 Broadway grossed $1.4 billion with attendance of 13.25 million.
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Over the weekend, Avengers: Endgame officially dethroned Avatar to become the biggest movie in history with over $2.790 billion grossed worldwide, when not adjusted for inflation.
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Speaking of everyone's favorite blue bird, Twitter also managed to beat expectations with better-than-anticipated revenue and actual, real, not-adjusted profit in the quarter.
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During the quarter, "cognitive solutions" revenue grew more than 2 percent to $4.1 billion, not adjusted for currency, slightly above the $4 billion predicted by StreetAccount.
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What's unprecedented is not the timeframe for review but the fact that the right wing still has not adjusted to the reality of a black president.
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Not adjusted for inflation, average hourly earnings rose 2.7 percent in July, slightly lower than the second-quarter pace, while average weekly earnings increased 4.83 percent.
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Ms. Alt, 36, said she and her wife had not adjusted their withholdings, and believed that was the reason for the reversal from last year's refund.
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Unlike competitors, it has not adjusted its deployment timeline, which had been seen as conservative in 2017 when hype over self-driving cars reached its peak.
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In Michigan, incomes only grew by 215 percent from 25 to 2018, not adjusted for inflation —one the smallest increases, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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The following numbers are made up of a film's domestic gross only, are not adjusted for inflation, and were pulled from the IMDb-owned Box Office Mojo.
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Campaigners claim that higher local minimum wages are necessary to alleviate poverty, particularly as minimum wages are often not adjusted for years at the state and federal levels.
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He expressed contrition and said he was motivated only by a desire to be a team player and had not adjusted rates to suit his own trading book.
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The Barclaycard and BRC figures are not adjusted for inflation, which is running at a near four-year high of 2.9 percent according to the consumer prices index.
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The Census figures for congressional districts are not adjusted for inflation and are subject to statistical margins of error because they are based on surveys of small areas.
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The hysterical reaction to Trump's selection of Breitbart Chairman Steve Bannon as his chief strategist and senior counselor shows that the Left has not adjusted to this reality.
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Because most states use federal definitions of income and have not adjusted their own rates, the federal changes will have big consequences for both state budgets and taxpayers.
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This chart shows the longer view: During margin debt's peak-to-peak surge of 60%, nominal GDP (not adjusted for inflation) rose 32% and the Consumer Price Index 20%.
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The $16.5 billion per year that states receive to run TANF is a static number, not adjusted for inflation — and inflation alone has eroded about a third of its value.
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Under this approach, the Fed would commit to keeping the total amount of spending in the economy — in nominal terms, not adjusted for inflation — growing at 5 percent per year.
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Black Panther, the reigning hit of the moment, is probably going to make more money in the US than Titanic (not adjusted for inflation), and it was released in February.
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THE FACT THAT, CLEARLY, MONETARY POLICY HAS BEEN PRETTY MUCH LEFT TO ITS OWN IN ORDER TO FIX THE SITUATION, THE FACT THAT FISCAL POLICIES WERE NOT ADJUSTED SUFFICIENTLY RAPIDLY.
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Since that wage is not adjusted for inflation, its buying power has been steadily falling for decades, making it well below a living wage in most parts of the country.
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Coca-Cola's net income fell to $1.37 billion, or 32 cents per share not adjusted, in the second quarter, from $3.45 billion, or 79 cents per share, a year earlier.
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We buy products that actively harm us and our loved ones because there are simply fewer things to buy, but we have not adjusted for this fact as a society.
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After the merger with Google Cloud, salaries and stock packages were not adjusted, leaving some Chronicle employees feeling they had lost out on higher equity, according to two current Chronicle staffers.
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Spotify had the 25th-biggest first-day closing market cap out of companies in all sectors, according to Dealogic's data, which goes back to 1995 and is not adjusted for inflation.
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The MTA planning department is cautious and constantly fears board intervention, political intervention, or poor PR. The planners have not adjusted the schedules for the recent slowdowns, for fear of embarrassment.
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Many white people have not adjusted to the idea that black people now appear more often in places of privilege, power, and prestige — or just places where they were historically unwelcome.
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In the second quarter of 2016, foreign investors held their highest level of U.S. muni bonds on record: $89.7 billion, according to U.S. Federal Reserve data that is not adjusted for inflation.
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Komarov said under the agreed Build-Own-Operate (BOO) model Turkey would pay Rosatom an average electricity price of 12.35 U.S. cents per kilowatt-hour, not adjusted for inflation, for 15 years.
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That threshold ignores the rising cost of insurance as a result of ObamaCare, is not adjusted for health care inflation, and includes the value of any employer-provided health and wellness programs.
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Those numbers are not adjusted for inflation, which has been eating into wage gains over the past several months as the Federal Reserve has hiked interest rates in response to a strengthening economy.
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Despite the Fed and the trade detentes, Morgan Stanley's Wilson said Tuedsay on CNBC that he has not adjusted his near-term trading range for the S&P 500 of between 2,23 and 2,825.
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The People's Bank of China has not adjusted interest rates since October 2015, and analysts don't expect any short-term easing steps as focus remains on reduction of industrial overcapacity and stemming credit risks.
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Zainab, despite having been back for years, seemingly still has not adjusted to the food in Ghana, and friends returning from abroad always bring her Pepto Bismol to get her through the rough patches.
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The longer the couple waits to start Social Security benefits and drawing down their retirement income, the greater their income in retirement will be: The amounts shown are in today's dollars, not adjusted for inflation.
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Although the Koch network has not adjusted its spending projections for the midterms, its thematic shift suggests the GOP-aligned group could be contemplating a new power dynamic in Washington and its place in it.
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Since home prices last bottomed in 2012, following the epic housing crash, 12 of the 20 cities tracked by S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller have reached new highs, although those are not adjusted for inflation.
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Guy V. Molinari, a Republican representative from Staten Island, got Congress to pass a measure that would cost New York State 1 percent of its federal highway money if the Verrazzano toll was not adjusted.
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One concern, said Hernanz-Schulman, a past president of the Society for Pediatric Radiology, is that many children undergo CT scans in adult facilities and may receive excessive doses because scanners are not adjusted between patients.
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" The spokesperson goes on to defend the company's work and safety record and inclusion of paid prayer breaks, writing, "Prayer breaks less than 20 minutes are paid, and productivity expectations are not adjusted for such breaks.
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Institutions created after World War II have not adjusted smoothly to eastward shifts in power, nor have they kept up with the global demand for cooperation to counter climate change, financial instability, underdevelopment and nuclear proliferation.
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The commander's remarks came a week after US military officials said they had not adjusted operations in the sea area, and after they were made public the Navy reiterated that it had not changed its behavior.
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Story at a glance Todd Phillips's "Joker" is on track to become the highest grossing R-rated movie of all time, not adjusted for inflation, making $737 million worldwide in its first 18 days, according to Forbes.
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Rather than cutting immigration, Congress should raise the employment-based quotas, which it has not adjusted since 1990 — when the United States had some 77 million fewer people and the economy was half the size it is now.
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The tax has remained unchanged since 22019 and is not adjusted for inflation, so its purchasing power has diminished as construction costs have risen and fuel efficiency improvements have cut down on the amount of gas Americans consume.
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"It's more typical for people to have a marriage bonus, but there are tax provisions that are not adjusted for marriage," said Kyle Pomerleau, director of the Center for Quantitative Analysis at the Tax Foundation, a nonprofit think tank.
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She added that it should be done "on autopilot," and not adjusted in reaction to short-term economic data, and that there may be "some tradeoff" with the Fed's parallel plan to raise rates about three times per year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander said on Monday that U.S. vessels patrolling the Gulf had changed behavior and now abided by international regulations, a week after U.S. military officials said they had not adjusted operations in the sea area.
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"In our view, the market has not adjusted expectations up enough to reflect the current tailwinds for economic and EPS growth, especially given the recent tax legislation," Tony Dwyer, chief market strategist at Canaccord Genuity, said in a note Wednesday.
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The average cost of a 30-second ad in the Super Bowl rose to $5 million this year, from $4.8 million last year and $2.4 million in 2007, according to figures from Kantar Media that were not adjusted for inflation.
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But when those figures are not adjusted, the raw data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that businesses increase hiring and business activity two times a year, in the summer with a peak in June and for the holidays, cresting in November.
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The forecasts were broadly in line with the BoI's previous estimates, made in July last year, and are close to those of the government, which sees growth of 0.8 percent last year and 2.43 percent in 2017, not adjusted for days worked.
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The film pulled in about $90.2 million in the US over the last weekend for a total gross of $83 million, putting it ahead of Titanic for second place on the all-time list (not adjusted for inflation), and about $20 million behind Avatar.
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A major contributor to the surge in data breaches by insiders is the shift in workplace retention rates — employees today change jobs often and are less loyal — coupled with the fact that companies have not adjusted their data protection protocols to this new reality, said the report.
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Sometimes, the estimates used by FBI to fill in the gaps "stray substantially from reported numbers," according to the Journal:The numbers for 28 states were not adjusted, but Mississippi's count, the worst of the bunch, was increased by 56%, to an estimated 245 murders from a reported 2000.
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"The demand story at Tesla is quickly changing and the company has unfortunately not adjusted to an evolving [electric vehicle] landscape (especially in the US) with the well thought out marketing and distribution logistics needed to manage this difficult and complex hand holding process for customers, employees, and investors," Ives added.
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Goldman believes that China's slowing down will make its GDP fall to 6.4% in 2016, while the World Bank has not adjusted its 7% forcast, but IMF is giving out a more negative number --6.3%... Demand from China and its currency movement will still be key things to watch out for.
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Estonians have praised the idea for being more egalitarian—monetary fines are not adjusted according to income, as in neighbouring Finland, but everyone has the same number of hours in the day—and because they perceive the punishment as being directly related to the offence, rather than an excuse to fill state coffers.■
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Episode VIII of Lucasfilm and Disney's enduring space opera is on track to gross an estimated $2220 million in 4,232 theaters in the U.S. and Canada this weekend, marking the second-highest domestic opening of all time (not adjusted for inflation), behind only its predecessor Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which debuted to $248 million in 2015.
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