"Honestly, there are a lot of candidates who are playing it safe, but playing it safe is not the safe bet anymore," he told me last month.
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Maybe she's playing it safe after that Kim K burn?
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And Democrats are not, in my view, playing it safe.
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In other words: is the Mouse house playing it safe?
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But this is more evidence to continue playing it safe.
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Paying homage (or playing it safe — but that's another story).
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Bottom line: Playing it safe has never worked out so well.
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It is also didn't scare Guy Ritchie into playing it safe.
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Katy Perry hasn't been playing it safe with her hair lately.
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Then again, playing it safe isn't really her style, is it?
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You can't really learn from playing it safe all the time.
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"It seems that animals may be playing it safe," Gaynor told Gizmodo.
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New York (CNN)Donald Trump is trying something new: playing it safe.
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But let's stop and think about what playing it safe really means.
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Automakers may be emphasizing safety, but they are playing it safe, too.
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Playing it safe will give it time to correct course if needed.
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Samsung is playing it safe, but is there a need for more?
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Or, maybe they're just playing it safe and going to another spot.
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But playing it safe...could very well cost Democrats the White House.
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Playing it safe would've been forgettable, but their ads have us talking.
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I'm playing it safe with "1917," but stay tuned: It'll be close.
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For now, lawmakers seem to be playing it safe with their base.
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We can all get in a mode of playing it safe in life.
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And yet it's not like playing it safe is a surefire strategy, either.
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That is what I think of when I think of 'playing it safe.
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At the very least, they see her playing it safe with a hedge.
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The NFL isn't exactly playing it safe and avoiding controversy with this decision.
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And, for that reason, ordinary investors are probably better off playing it safe.
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So investors are still playing it safe and asking for their money back.
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The students and their teachers may have thought they were playing it safe.
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Unlike some of its rivals, McDonald's has been playing it safe with its menu.
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Samsung's clearly still playing it safe on the battery front after, well, you know.
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You have to feel unsure and insecure when playing it safe seems smarter. 8.
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You need to stop playing it safe and reemerge in a bold new way.
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In other words, he understood that playing it safe comes with its own risks.
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Over the years, the Joyce Theater has acquired a reputation for playing it safe.
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But there are too many designers still playing it safe and spinning in place.
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But these films routinely do fairly well at the box office by playing it safe.
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And she's certainly not playing it safe when it comes to dressing her growing body.
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Stars haven't been playing it safe when it comes to color on the red carpet.
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When it comes to beauty, no one can accuse Lucy Hale of playing it safe.
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The spot is totally PG, by strip joint standards, but CBS is playing it safe.
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Sure, she may have been better off playing it safe in a pair of Docs.
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But playing it safe is sometimes not the safest thing to do in a campaign.
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At this point, Canada is playing it safe and keeping CPTPP warm while renegotiating NAFTA.
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You've been playing it safe lately, Capricorn, like a Chinese manufacturer of knockoff public artworks.
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And Mr. Cox and Mr. Silver's designs have never been accused of playing it safe.
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The only spec that Samsung seems to be playing it safe with is the battery size.
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Alternately, aliens might be paranoid and xenophobic, playing it safe in case the neighbors are hostile.
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Each new device iteration usually brings modest feature upgrades and industrial designers are playing it safe.
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Playing it safe served almost no one if the goal is to push the world forward.
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But there's no denying his bold Instagram strategy is far more exciting than playing it safe.
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If you have something particularly sentimental or fragile, playing it safe may be the better option.
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When it came to confecting an image, playing the sex card was, paradoxically, playing it safe.
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Despite a postelection spike in stock prices and strong retail sales, designers are playing it safe.
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This will require, however, a delicate and shrewd balance between playing it safe and taking risks.
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With this round of Surface products, Microsoft has fully integrated at least one feature: playing it safe.
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In fact, when she first began flipping homes in Waco, Texas, she found herself playing it safe.
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It argued that her kind of ironic, transgressive humor flatters herself and her audience, playing it safe.
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"I think what is going to carry us as Democrats is not playing it safe," she said.
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Since Lyft's I.P.O., other companies have been rewarded for playing it safe as they first approached investors.
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For the first time since the financial crisis, playing it safe is paying off for income investors.
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But when she moved to London, where it&aposs very fashion forward, she stopped playing it safe.
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Then again, Andy Reid may simply be playing it safe, with the intention of unleashing Charles soon.
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In fairness, following last year's battery fire crisis, Samsung might be playing it safe with a smaller battery.
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We have a lot of time left, and this president is not exactly known for playing it safe.
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Rather than playing it safe, Fox allowed its president of domestic marketing, Marc Weinstock, to go for broke.
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Playing it safe, I'm now constantly wearing a brace, but I'm still pushing myself to the very limit.
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I criticized Samsung for playing it safe in 103, but it has been much more aggressive in 2019.
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So I guess that was us just making sure we weren't living in fear or playing it safe.
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But that doesn't mean the future brother-in-law of Kate's sister Pippa Middleton is playing it safe.
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We'd best not turn younger voters off from the political process by playing it safe, as Swarbrick warned.
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According to medical experts, playing it safe by engaging in shallow, unfulfilling or nonreciprocal relationships has physical repercussions.
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This central tension between experimentation and playing-it-safe is common in the early hours of most roguelikes.
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This is Das Keyboard's first foray into the gaming arena and, as such, they are playing it safe.
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They seem to, like, you know, be on the same ideology, and they're playing it safe, as well.
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"Right now, the market is playing it safe," said Mike Zuzolo, president of Global Commodity Analytics and Consulting.
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I knew then I had to stop playing it safe in conversations with my white friends about race.
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Blake FarentholdRandolph (Blake) Blake FarentholdMembers spar over sexual harassment training deadline Female Dems see double standard in Klobuchar accusations Lawmaker seeks to ban ex-members from lobbying until sexual harassment settlements repaid MORE (R-Texas) and his staffers are "playing it safe" Playing it safe today and wearing green #HappyStPatricksDay pic.twitter.
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In this instance, playing it safe appears to be a net positive to both the company and its users.
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Mr Abe's success does not come from playing it safe: he has pushed for a number of unpopular policies.
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The word "fail" may seem counterintuitive when it comes to business growth, but playing it safe can stall progress.
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A certificate of deposit offers a sweet spot in between getting a bit more interest and playing it safe.
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"We're not going to win by playing it safe or promising to return to normal," he reportedly said. Sen.
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You might think you're playing it safe by staying in the field you're in rather than making a change.
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While it's true that processors kept getting more efficient, I suspect the company was simply playing it safe here.
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Far from playing it safe, Wellesley's plan is to remain vigilant and redouble our efforts on behalf of women.
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But playing it safe will not be enough, and doing so could very well cost Democrats the White House.
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There are a few risks for people with particular illnesses, so we recommend playing it safe before you invest.
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In another, Nora decides to bleach her hair -- insisting "I'm sick of playing it safe" -- with predictably disastrous results.
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"The ones who are playing it safe, they aren't playing it safe in their career and they'll go on an exotic vacation and jump out of an airplane, but when it comes to their money, they're struggling to pay off debt and the idea of losing that principal is really scary," Levine says.
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Still, there's no harm in playing it safe, Cote contended, citing the risk of investing in results yet to come.
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But the candidate has defended her aggressive stance by arguing the world doesn't have the luxury of playing it safe.
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The battery is 22mAh, so clearly Samsung is playing it safe for at least the Note 28's direct successor.
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Also not playing it safe was Chadwick Boseman, whose all-black tailcoat was a reminder of just who is king.
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As far as Jenner and Scott are concerned, they're probably just playing it safe in the age of the coronavirus.
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Little did I know, we didn't need a safe space; we had been playing it safe for far too long.
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And with career earnings over $38m, Mr Kuchar has demonstrated that one can make a tidy living from playing it safe.
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Volley Labs, Inc, a San Francisco-based company that uses artificial intelligence to build corporate training materials, is playing it safe.
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With everything on the line on the third map — Overpass — both teams were playing it safe and avoiding overly aggressive plays.
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Thought I was playing it safe by riding it out in a solid-concrete school on a hill in Marsh Harbour.
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The prevailing wisdom is that the risk of being left behind is far greater than the benefits of playing it safe.
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Playing it safe: For Chinese companies, staying on the safe side of government censors is a matter of life and death.
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And we've got more on the fallout from the outbreak with a look at how sports leagues are playing it safe.
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Considering the Fed's reputation for playing it safe, many investors have already planned for a rate decrease of a quarter percentage point.
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This has forced Azzellini to stick with writing those sort of sentences in the passive voice, playing it "safe" with the translations.
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While West has never been known for playing it safe, but according to Footwear News, his latest antics are damaging his brand.
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This time around Johnson's playing it safe — putting forward a serious face, avoiding major gaffes and even trimming his trademark shaggy hair.
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F.Y.I., playing it safe, frowns on the notion that you should risk physically injuring someone even if you can beat the ticket.
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At first glance it might seem that the Russian pianist Daniil Trifonov is playing it safe with his Perspectives series this season.
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Known for their euphoric crowd-surfing performances, the Oxford-based band is not playing it safe in 2019 with two album releases.
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At a time when everyone was playing it safe and trying to make it big, Weekend Nachos were not afraid to get violent.
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Instead of playing it safe, with a big lead in polls, Clinton went for the kill, say surrogates for the Democratic presidential nominee.
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As a consequence of the twisting currents in the bond market, playing it safe turned out to be a lucrative strategy this year.
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They care about social security and this and that, but there are too many problems in this country to keep playing it safe.
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ABC was playing it safe and promoting its own late-night star, but in hindsight, Kimmel proved a helpful choice given the polarized climate.
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If you could excuse anyone for being more focused on playing it safe and covering their behind instead of taking chances, Dorion's the guy.
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Quincy Krosby, a market strategist at Prudential Financial, said investors were playing it safe as they waited for the Labor Department's July employment report.
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Palin turned out to be a disaster, but the McCain campaign's basic view that playing it safe meant certain defeat was a sound analysis.
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But investors who sold their shares in companies that Trump directly attacked in his past tweets weren't exactly playing it safe, either, Cramer argued.
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Instead of playing it safe, your friend decides to bet all their winnings on one hand, hits on 16 against a five, and busts.
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While all-black ensembles are often labeled as "playing it safe" on the red carpet, Beyoncé was in no danger of falling into that trap.
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Companies appear to be playing it safe this year with modest updates to existing products, and no big bets on what the future truly holds.
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Thursday night was the last major event before the Iowa caucus on Monday, when we'll find out whether his strategy of playing it safe paid off.
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Britney Spears, "Make Me" When the live performance people most remember you for involves a live python, pretty much everything else qualifies as playing it safe.
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Playing it safe, millennials would rather take on the responsibility of monitoring and allocating their funds themselves than risk losing money because of another financial crisis.
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Crowley corrected Romney, sending the GOP nominee into playing it safe for the rest of that debate and a third one of the season that followed.
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Ms. Nadon, naturally expansive, doesn't concern herself with playing it safe, and in a Balanchine ballet — or any dance, really — that's something that can't be taught.
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If you think that playing it safe may sound boring, we've found a range of modestly heeled options that are an adventure in and of themselves.
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Buffett focuses on strategies for staying disciplined and growing returns by playing it safe, something everyone could use a reminder of in a market like this.
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Available in black or white and compatible with both PC and PS4, the HS70's style strike good balance between playing it safe without being outright boring.
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"If you play aggressive round here you might make more bogeys than playing it safe but you are going to make more birdies as well," he explained.
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You've got to hand it to Jennifer Lawrence: She may be one of the biggest movie stars in the world, but she's not exactly playing it safe.
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"Actresses these days think a lot about image, and in a way it's playing it safe," said Merle Ginsberg, a senior style writer at The Hollywood Reporter.
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I'm also a little annoyed Lenovo got rid of its signature orange color option, because our chocolatey bronze review unit feels like Lenovo is playing it safe.
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What I mean by that is, they're playing it safe, there are unforced errors and there is — clearly, I would say — a lack of discipline and aggressiveness.
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London Theater Reviews LONDON — Shakespeare's Globe may have had a spring cleaning, but don't for a second think that the deservedly popular playhouse is playing it safe.
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The Grammys have long been accused of not keeping up with the times and "playing it safe" by honoring the tried and true artists in the industry.
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In the wake of those elections, many American technology companies have preferred playing it safe in India, a large and important market, by conforming to socially conservative norms.
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Since there's way more to cold-weather dressing than simply playing it safe, we recruited four petite Refinery29 staffers to prove that no piece is too difficult to conquer.
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"In the Michael Jordan-Tiger Woods era, we got used to athletes and coaches toeing the company line, playing it safe at every turn," she told me via email.
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There is almost no way the developer, Team Cherry, didn't explicitly set this trap, a way to push players away from playing it safe, forcing a position of risk.
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For the most part, these men either take themselves too seriously to interact with a clamoring stan base, or think they're above it all, playing it safe image-wise.
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With English voters guaranteeing some kind of economically disruptive breach with the EU, soft nationalists in Scotland may have second thoughts about what really counts as playing it safe.
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After a couple days of playing it safe, she says you can start to add dairy products back into your diet, preferably starting with a probiotic, like yogurt or kefir.
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They have this stable of artists because they know they'll sell tickets, just playing it safe on the business side at the cost of the aesthetic or the audience's experience.
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While we, for one, are sick of the less-is-more mentality when it comes to jewelry, we know minimalism is generally synonymous with playing it safe; if that's your m.o.
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"First and foremost, we're calling out Bethesda for what seems to me like the stupidest act of revisionism in history," he says, adding that he believes playing it safe is counterproductive.
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"I think what is going to carry us Democrats is not playing it safe," she said, warning that the party's nominee should not be "nibbling around" structural problems in US society.
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It's frankly insulting to Biden's supporters and his career for the chattering class to continually intimate that Biden voters are just too afraid to like lefties and are playing it safe.
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It wouldn't be unusual for a highly successful company to simply try and hold its marketshare lead by playing it safe and taking a more deliberate approach, but it did the opposite.
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Late in the evening, her aides told CNN's Brianna Keilar that she was playing it safe by fine-tuning two speeches -- one prepared for a loss and the other for the win.
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It's tough to say whether the game suffered from either, since most sales figures can be attributed to the lootbox controversy, but EA isn't the only company guilty of playing it safe.
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Castonzo will attempt to return and make his season debut against the Eagles, but head coach Frank Reich indicated the Colts are playing it safe with quarterback Andrew Luck's blind-side protector.
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There were so many games I had wanted to play this year, and I was disappointed in myself for sort of "playing it safe" with the games I chose to invest in.
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So as with all things strange and new, the prevailing wisdom is that the risk of being left behind is far greater, and far grimmer, than the benefits of playing it safe.
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And given the tremendous potential there seems to be in smart speakers, it's still disappointing that Apple is playing it safe with the HomePod instead of taking a chance to make something greater.
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If you feel like playing it safe, order the Japanese curry, a plate of warm brown sauce and rice, or the vegetable croquettes, basically crisped patties of mashed potato and a few peas.
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It was eye-opening to see the difference between two paths: playing it safe, going to school, and getting a job — or using your skills to build a business that creates new opportunities.
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Trump's late decision to skip the final GOP debate before the caucuses – many believe he was playing it safe to protect his lead – will receive new scrutiny amid his poorer than expected showing.
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It's tough to fault returning director Jake Kasdan and his co-screenwriters, Jeff Pinkner and Scott Rosenberg, for playing it safe after the almost $1 billion box office haul of the last film.
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Nadon doesn't worry about playing it safe, exuding qualities that can't be taught, according to Kourlas, who wrote that her "Rubies" debut wasn't just a good show, but "a promise to the future."
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Playing it safe appears to have gone out the window on Wednesday, a recognition that the former vice president faces the very real threat of losing the Democratic nod to Warren early next year.
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But former First Daughter Chelsea Clinton has always been known for playing it safe — for being in politics at her parents' side, but always careful to keep her soundbites bland and not make waves.
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Trump's late decision to skip the final GOP debate before the caucuses — many have speculated he was playing it safe to protect his lead — will receive new scrutiny amid his poorer-than-expected showing.
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We can stick by what we've been doing — playing it safe, while we beg Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnell2020 Democrats push for gun control action at forum Pro-impeachment group targets GOP senators with .
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" He added, "In the internecine conflicts at either CBS or ABC — between journalists trying to get it right and brass playing it safe — she had your back because she knew you would have hers.
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Not only would they have to defend themselves through costly legal processes for content that was uploaded, they'd likely have to engage in mass removals of legitimate content in the interest of playing it safe.
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Long story short ... Hall says he spent years playing it safe because if he pushed the envelope and rubbed people the wrong way, he'd jeopardize his cash flow ... and when you're poor, EVERY DOLLAR COUNTS!!!
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It will likely be hailed for going back to its roots, but by making that argument, I can't help but feel that all that we're doing is cheering on a storyteller for playing it safe.
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Instead of playing it safe in Round 2, Hide, the boisterous ex champ with a bit of a glass chin, decided to show off to Chingangu by loading up his right hand in the air.
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"The market is focused on various upcoming events and there are risks here and there so investors are playing it safe after the market staged a rally recently," said Hiroyuki Fukunaga, chief executive of Investrust.
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Apple Hospitality's portfolio consists of 236 Hilton- and Marriott-branded hotels in 33 states, and Knight said that the company's lukewarm guidance, which was knocked by analysts at Canaccord Genuity, was simply playing it safe.
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Out of the three movies, "The Lion King" was critically panned for playing it safe by sticking to the original beat-for-beat while not having the heart or emotion of the 1994 animated filck.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Unnerved by a slump in their stock market in the past two weeks, Chinese investors are playing it safe as they head into week-long Lunar New Year holidays by reducing their equity holdings.
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The MCU didn't achieve its astonishing level of cultural dominance by always playing it safe; the very idea of an interconnected cinematic universe is still something no other film studio has pulled off to this degree.
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Classic Hollywood glitz and glamour is one thing; out-there hair and makeup is another, and with so many meaningful cultural shifts and weighty topics to focus on this year, playing it safe has never been... safer.
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If you think that too many VCs these days are playing it safe and only looking to back sure bets rather than moonshots and more ambitious ventures, take a look over at what's going on in Boston.
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One of the striking aspects of this new book is how often McCain — who says his dire medical prognosis leaves him "freer" to speak his mind and vote his conscience "without worry" — insists on playing it safe.
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It appears that the company is simply playing it safe and getting ahead of any negative reports by ensuring that a repaired or replacement device will be available for anyone who experiences that telltale cracking in the display.
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I do feel like I would be reduced, going from having a cool job — you know it's cool, it's different, it's exciting, it's dangerous, and it's fun — to playing it safe and being a stay-at-home dad.
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A totally changed ending could hint at a fundamental misunderstanding between director and studio, but rather than a sop to a playing-it-safe company that wanted a softer conclusion, Rogue One's ending was tweaked to make it darker.
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From the GOP Congressional leaders' decision to back off threats to shut down the government, to a failure to stop President Obama's bevvy of executive orders, the Republican establishment has been playing it safe for a very long time.
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But with the Note 9, it seems the company is overextending in the opposite direction, playing it safe in a year when everyone else in the Android world is maintaining the ecosystem's typical breakneck pace of change and innovation.
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International Women's Day is the perfect time to highlight the real problem: that other corporations are playing it safe by pandering to social justice warriors with absurd initiatives like disclosing gender pay gap data, which benefits absolutely no one.
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When it comes to wine, our decision-making abilities look something like this: We're either gambling with a hastily-grabbed bottle from the wine shop's suggested section, or we're playing it safe with the first recognizable glass on the wine list.
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Zuckerberg faced criticism for not answering many of the more intricate or controversial questions from members of Congress in the moment, but by playing it safe the company bought two months' worth of time to craft its answers in perfect legalese.
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While Florida public health investigators scour the counties in search of infected local mosquitoes and other people showing Zika symptoms, the Food and Drug Administration is playing it safe, calling for a halt of blood donations collections in the area.
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Related: Justice Might Just Be Possible in the Case of Mass Forced Sterilizations in Peru A disciplined candidate, she sticks rigidly to her talking points and, as a runaway favorite, has been playing it safe by not giving media interviews.
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The bottom line: Health care was a winning issue for Democrats in 2018 and the party is still trying to figure out what would be a winning health care message in 2020 — playing it safe or swinging for the Medicare for All fences.
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A lot of this comes down to Democrats thinking that playing it male means playing it safe, having watched Hillary Clinton lose in 2016 (although that she won the popular vote, in a country that supposedly isn't ready for a woman president, is less discussed).
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Ideally, you spend the reunion talking to the family you don't get to see all the time, but after you realize how weird and annoying some uncles can be, you might end up playing it safe and just talking to your own brother and sister.
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Liz Lemon is the kind of individualist feminist who likes to stick it to the man while playing it safe, who knows that being a woman is "the worst" because of "society," but does not seem concerned with making that society better for anyone else.
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Trump's Monday pick of Bush administration alumnus Brett Kavanaugh shows again that although the president has been eager to take on establishment Republicans on issues like trade and immigration, he is relying on them for his Supreme Court nominations and is content playing it safe.
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Phrases like "McDonald's" and "combo No.3" [code words for organizing protests] became sensitive words during the Jasmine incident, but they didn't get taken off from the "sensitive words list" until the end of 2012, a result of both tardiness and playing it safe.
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"Playing it safe, as Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 2202 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE did in 2628, is not the antidote," Roginsky said.
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But if playing it safer in Afghanistan and East Asia is the wiser course of action, one could very justifiably ask why playing it safe for so many years before now yielded such unsafe and lousy results well before President Trump came on the scene.
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But playing it safe like that is poison for the Republican Party brand nationally, and that's why an outsider like Trump so easily won the nomination against 16 establishment candidates all tainted with that stigma of ineffectiveness combined with a lack of a sense of urgency.
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Rather than just playing it safe with a broad swath of voters worried about access to health care and abortion, Democrats now see an opportunity to excite their base by fanning fears that the highest court in the land could turn into a bulwark to protect the man appointing its members.
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Also, if we look at the larger smartphone market, it seems after years of playing it safe (especially in the U.S. where multiple companies have told me that most consumers tend to stick with boring black or silver devices), handset makers are finally starting to get more adventurous with phones—like the gorgeous Huawei P20 Pro and its special chameleon paint job, the sweet signature Lilac Purple finish on the Galaxy S9, and the Xiaomi Mi 8 and HTC U12+ which both have versions sporting transparent backs.
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With the glass on front and back, dual rear cameras, and elongated 18:9 23-inch AMOLED display, the Z25 Play might seem like Moto is playing it safe by including many of the same features found on many of the Z23 Play's competitorsBut then Moto takes things sideways by opting for a side-mounted fingerprint reader, which is really only found on a handful of Sony phones as of late, going light on battery capacity at just 28.1,23 mAh, and, of course, retaining that modular accessory mount around back.
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