CFOs also tend to follow the prevailing sentiment rather than buck it.
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"'How did that happen?' is still the prevailing sentiment," Mr. Schreiber said.
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The prevailing sentiment among elected Democrats has been quite skeptical of impeachment.
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"The prevailing sentiment is, why haven't we heard from Mark?" the employee said.
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The newspaper headline writers left no doubt about the prevailing sentiment on Monday.
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BLANKFEIN: I THINK THAT THINGS ARE MUCH BETTER THAN THE PREVAILING SENTIMENT WOULD INDICATE.
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Some cheap gas bulls are frustrated that they're view is no longer the prevailing sentiment.
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There was a prevailing sentiment that, just like the last bubble, this would eventually pass.
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There's a prevailing sentiment that beach and island resorts contribute to erosion and environmental destruction.
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Why this matters: The quote above crystallizes a prevailing sentiment among seasoned establishment Republicans in Washington.
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Vox's Andrew Prokop has more: The prevailing sentiment among elected Democrats has been quite skeptical of impeachment.
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It does argue for gold to maintain a bid tone for as long as uncertainty remains the prevailing sentiment.
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But the prevailing sentiment now is that the president's populist rhetoric isn't actually affecting the U.S. government's antitrust policy.
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The prevailing sentiment is that "you shouldn't touch the labor code, because we prefer equality to liberty, protection to adventure."
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Though the prevailing sentiment about 2016 appears to be "good riddance," let's not forget there were some definite high points too.
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The exhibition settles into a prevailing sentiment that the ways art is created on the continent or by recent emigrates deserve attention.
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For Georgia and Maggie, tears came readily, and I would characterize their prevailing sentiment as an amalgam of love, heartbreak and longing.
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In 2014, the WTO finally surrendered to prevailing sentiment by agreeing to a "trade facilitation" round that focused on processes, not reduced tariffs.
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"The prevailing sentiment is still fairly subdued due to economic uncertainties," said Alice Tan, head of consultancy and research at Knight Frank Singapore.
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Ocado, a British online grocer, receives around 220,210 e-mails from customers every day and uses AI to detect the prevailing sentiment in them.
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That's the prevailing sentiment of a bunch of recent pieces in both mainstream and industry-focused publications like the Guardian and the Hollywood Reporter.
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But it's clear that as prevailing sentiment about big tech companies has darkened, tech CEOs see increasingly little value in having meaningful public conversations.
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That's in keeping with what seems to be prevailing sentiment that the impeachment inquiry should be fast and narrow rather than broad and quick.
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With Tillerson gone and Mattis and Kelly on their way out, the prevailing sentiment among establishment Republicans in Washington was one of thinly veiled panic.
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The effort by Graves, who is running to become Appropriations Committee chairman, doesn't appear to be the prevailing sentiment in the 85033-member GOP conference.
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Ceaseless development is certainly not good in and of itself, but it does, at least to some degree, speak to the prevailing sentiment of a people.
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The anti-elite and anti-politics sentiment has been the prevailing sentiment at least since then, and now virtually all political parties are "anti-party" parties.
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Rohingya and other Muslims in three townships suffer hardship and economic vulnerability due to restrictions on their movement and the prevailing sentiment is "fear and mistrust", he said.
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There seems to be a prevailing sentiment that Republican senators, who voted in large numbers to confirm Garland in the past, would readily and easily do so again.
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No one mounts a serious argument that the Jacksons were more innovative, but the prevailing sentiment is that their catalog should be held in similar esteem to the Isleys'.
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The documentary series advanced a fairly comprehensive case that Avery and Dassey were not given fair trials, and that seems to be the prevailing sentiment among most of its viewers.
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But the prevailing sentiment throughout the show — starring the openly gay and HIV positive actor Javier Muñoz as Hamilton — was reportedly hostile toward Pence, who has consistently opposed LGBTQ rights.
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The same criticism can be leveraged at other letters of this kind that collect signatures and attract attention to issues — it's important to remember that they don't necessarily represent prevailing sentiment.
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Employers added 273,000 jobs in February, but the data is a snapshot of a point when the prevailing sentiment was that the United States would remain relatively unaffected by the coronavirus.
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Journalist Nina Burleigh's quip, "I would be happy to give him a blowjob just to thank him for keeping abortion legal," served as an extreme version of the generally prevailing sentiment.
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"The prevailing sentiment across retailing is that the customer has less interest in shopping in stores, whether it be traditional department stores or other luxury specialty stores," Chief Executive Karen Katz said.
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The designation refers not just to their political ranking and size (medium by China's standards, with populations of roughly 20403m-3m); until recently it also summed up prevailing sentiment about their prospects.
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Yes Bank's US$300m three-year loan closed earlier this month with five banks joining in syndication for US$180m combined – a good outcome considering the prevailing sentiment for Indian bank risk.
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The fall in yields is a reversal of the prevailing sentiment in bond markets so far this year, with yields rising on the back of increased expectations of global growth and inflation.
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The Handmaid's Tale The reviews are in on the Season 2 finale of "The Handmaid's Tale," which arrived on Hulu on Wednesday, and the prevailing sentiment among fans and critics alike is: Huh?
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"Let's get rid of that and stick to the knitting," is the prevailing sentiment described by Paul Corver, head of mergers and acquisitions for UK and Europe at specialist non-life insurer Randall & Quilter.
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Later in January, the Fed's policy meeting jettisoned mention of any further rate increases and cited "muted inflation" among the reasons, largely aligning the Fed with the prevailing sentiment among investors who saw conditions weakening.
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"It's hard to move prices when the prevailing sentiment is that markets are very well supplied in a number of different directions, and there is an economic malaise around expectations for oil demand growth," Ladislaw adds.
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"We have been surprised by the relative lack of crude price response to some of these events until just recently, which probably reflects the prevailing sentiment of a market in oversupply," HSBC said in a note.
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The prevailing sentiment among this new generation of conservatives was that the likes of George W. Bush -- and the Republican leaders in both parties -- had given away too much in the name of compromise with Democrats.
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"The prevailing sentiment at the moment appears to be that industry sell-through patterns and retailer inventory destocking trends should largely normalize by fall 2017," wrote Wunderlich analyst Rommel Dionisio in a note following Sturm Ruger's report.
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"The prevailing sentiment in copper is bullish based on this synchronised global growth backdrop we're seeing, but when you're close to these levels the probability of a slowdown is much higher," said Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke.
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Congress has clearly become more assertive on issues where Trump's policies have been at odds with the prevailing sentiment in both parties on the Hill, such as matters involving Russia and the U.S. commitment to longstanding allies.
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The U.S. government said that employers added 273,000 jobs in February, but the data was a snapshot of a point in time when the prevailing sentiment was that the United States would remain relatively unaffected by the coronavirus.
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However, Fed officials lately have been stirring the pot with more hawkish talk, even though the minutes from the July Federal Open Market Committee meeting indicate that the prevailing sentiment is to wait until inflation heats up before moving.
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Given how divisive the healthcare debate was and prevailing sentiment that the party is even more divided on tax reform than it was on healthcare reform, some Republican senators are warming up to the idea of overhauling the tax code with Democrat involvement.
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As I discovered on a visit to the town last fall, there's a prevailing sentiment among residents that the terror charges amount to prosecutorial overreach — a heavy-handed response by the federal government toward a group viewed locally more as mischief-makers than violent extremists.
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The prevailing sentiment was that all of the Fed jawboning was likely just that — talk, trying to make sure the market doesn't get too complacent about the possibility of tightening at some point this year, according to multiple experts on the Street who believe the likelihood of a June move remains low.
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Just like the prevailing sentiment for having a gun is to protect yourself from the bad guys with guns, the rationalization for this line of hatred is fear of some deranged man going into women's bathrooms to harass women, like the only thing stopping a harasser is a little blue circle with a women in a dress stapled to the door.
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That will also force Republicans to support a funding bill that legalizes the protection of illegal immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children (the DACA program that Trump says he'll end in six months if Congress doesn't act.) A top Republican close to leadership captures the prevailing sentiment on Capitol Hill today: "Dems bluffed their way into total victory."
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At the same time, those of us who actually have to live through the next 50 years are seeing the impending collapse of everything from our climate to our healthcare system, civil rights and privacy protections, basic security, herd immunity, the food system, the very concept of jobs, and so much more, and we're all left wondering what we can do about it when the usual human solution of progressing our way out of the problem runs counter to the prevailing sentiment of those in power.
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 22019 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) has defended President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on some of his most controversial moves, going against the prevailing sentiment of the libertarian movement with which he and his father, former Rep.
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The prevailing sentiment today is that the M.A. should be a degree earned by study and examination. Proposed legislation to that effect failed of being passed, and the practice remains extant today at both Oxford and Cambridge with graduates receiving a written invitation to pay a fee to receive the M.A. approximately one year after graduating.
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Although nationalism was the prevailing sentiment in artistic production in the 1940s, he studied other movements such as expressionism, abstract art and figurativism as well. He received his masters in fine arts in 1947. In 1955, he began teaching art at the Escuela Nacional de Artes Plásticas at UNAM. In 1963, he studied engraving with Yukio Fukazawa and took another course in engraving at the Center for Japanese Artists in Tokyo.
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A great deal of the country was loyal to Prince Louis, with the southwest of England and the Midlands favouring Henry. Marshal was highly respected and he asked the barons not to blame the child Henry for his father's sins. The prevailing sentiment, helped by self-interest, disliked the idea of depriving a boy of his inheritance. Marshal also promised that he and the other regents would rule by Magna Carta.
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The CNT, by this time, had as many as a million members. It retained its focus on direct action and syndicalism; this meant that revolutionary currents in Spain were no longer on the fringe, but very much in the mainstream. While it would be false to say that the CNT was entirely anarchist, the prevailing sentiment undoubtedly leaned in that direction. Every member elected to the "National Committee" was an overt anarchist.
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Bradman's prolific run-making tested the minds of his opposition. The conundrum bedevilled English minds during preparations for their next tour of Australia. London's News Chronicle summed up the prevailing sentiment: :As long as Australia has Bradman she will be invincible...To keep alive the competitive spirit, the authorities might take a hint from billiards. It is almost time to request a legal limit on the number of runs Bradman should be allowed to make.
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This reinforced the notion that African Americans should be relocated to somewhere they could live free of White prejudices. The African-American community was overwhelmingly opposed to the project; in most cases, their families had lived in the United States for generations, and their prevailing sentiment was that they were no more African than white Americans were European. Contrary to stated claims that emigration was voluntary, many African Americans, both free and enslaved, were pressured into emigrating.
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After five effective innings, Bancroft signaled for the team captain Joe Start to make a pitching change. Sweeney refused to budge and continued to pitch for another two innings. Before the start of the eighth inning, Bancroft insisted that Sweeney vacate the pitcher's box and move to right field. Possibly still drunk, as well as the prevailing sentiment of 1880s baseball being that finishing a game a pitcher started was a question of manhood, Sweeney flatly refused.
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Despite his retirement from chess in 1859, Morphy was still generally considered world champion until Steinitz was awarded that honor after his victory at the 1873 Vienna Chess Tournament. In accord with the prevailing sentiment of the time, Morphy esteemed chess only as an amateur activity, considering the game unworthy of pursuit as a serious occupation. Chess professionals were viewed in the same light as professional gamblers. It was not until decades later that the age of the professional chess player arrived.
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The United States in the 1950s experienced marked economic growth – with an increase in manufacturing and home construction amongst a post–World War II economic expansion. The Cold War and its associated conflicts helped create a politically conservative climate in the country, as the quasi-confrontation intensified throughout the entire decade. Fear of communism caused public Congressional hearings in both houses of Congress while anti-communism was the prevailing sentiment in the United States throughout the period. Conformity and conservatism characterized the social norms of the time.
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Contrarian Investing is an investment strategy that is characterized by purchasing and selling in contrast to the prevailing sentiment of the time. A contrarian believes that certain crowd behavior among investors can lead to exploitable mispricings in securities markets. For example, widespread pessimism about a stock can drive a price so low that it overstates the company's risks, and understates its prospects for returning to profitability. Identifying and purchasing such distressed stocks, and selling them after the company recovers, can lead to above-average gains.
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Vietnam War protesters in Wichita, Kansas, 1967 The draft, a system of conscription that mainly drew from minorities and lower and middle class whites, drove much of the protest after 1965. Conscientious objectors played an active role despite their small numbers. The prevailing sentiment that the draft was unfairly administered fueled student and blue-collar American opposition to the military draft. Opposition to the war arose during a time of unprecedented student activism, which followed the free speech movement and the Civil Rights Movement.
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A.D. Club entryway detail The A.D. Club is a final club established at Harvard University in 1836, the continuation of a chapter of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity existing as an honorary chapter until 1846, and then as a regular chapter until the late 1850s. At that time, owing to the prevailing sentiment against such societies, it became a strictly secret society, known among its members as the "Haidee," the name of a college boat. The chapter surrendered its charter in 1865, and has since existed as the A.D. Club.
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Sweeney refused to budge and continued to pitch for another two innings. With the Grays leading 6–2 before the start of the eighth inning, Bancroft insisted that Sweeney vacate the pitcher's box and move to right field. Still intoxicated, as well as the prevailing sentiment of 1880s baseball being that finishing a game a pitcher started was a question of manhood, Sweeney flatly refused. When Bancroft threatened the pitcher with a $50 fine, Sweeney told him to take his fine and the rest of his salary, promptly quitting.
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The primary issue of the day was the Old Court – New Court controversy, an attempt by the legislature to abolish the extant Court of Appeals and replace it with a new court in retaliation for overturning a replevin law passed in a previous legislative session. Marshall enjoyed a higher level of support in this election by virtue of his support for the Old Court, which was the prevailing sentiment in his district. His actions in the session, however, appear to have been unremarkable, and he did not seek reelection at the end of his term.
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One of Franklin's friends, Benjamin Gale, stated one evening at one of their gatherings "We must drink wine of our own making or none at all;"Franklin, Papers of Benjamin Franklin this opinion seemed to be a prevailing sentiment in the colonies from 1764 until the Revolution. Many who supported temperance in the colonies also supported the production of American wine at this time since the colonial form of temperance at the time was to drink only wine or beer instead of hard spirits.Smith, Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink, Vol.
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The photograph Burst of Joy. From left to right, Lt Col Robert L. Stirm, Lorrie Stirm, Bo Stirm, Cindy Stirm, Loretta Stirm, and Roger Stirm. (© Slava Veder / Associated Press) Burst of Joy is a Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph by Associated Press photographer Slava "Sal" Veder, taken on March 17, 1973 at Travis Air Force Base in California. The photograph came to symbolize the end of United States involvement in the Vietnam War, and the prevailing sentiment that military personnel and their families could begin a process of healing after enduring the horrors of war.
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Students and community leaders claimed the newly organized structure of the event destroyed the raucous and freewheeling nature of the gathering. The prevailing sentiment was the City of Va. Beach did not welcome the GreekFest crowd and that such treatment was uncalled for and disrespectful. Most attendees felt the racial overtones revealed by such treatment should no longer be tolerated and not only did African American students refuse to return on future Labor Day weekends, but for two decades the city has had trouble courting large numbers of African American tourists of any kind.The painful legacy of 1989's Greekfest endures.
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Pliny's premise is distinct from modern ecological theories, reflecting the prevailing sentiment of his time."Introduction" to Natural History, Books III-VII, Loeb Classical Library (rev. ed. 1989), pp. xi-xiii. A sciapod, described by Pliny in his Natural History, from the Nuremberg Chronicle (1493) Pliny's work frequently reflects Rome's imperial expansion, which brought new and exciting things to the capital: exotic eastern spices, strange animals to be put on display or herded into the arena, even the alleged phoenix sent to the emperor Claudius in AD 47 – although, as Pliny admits, this was generally acknowledged to be a fake.
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She decides to accompany Terry back to Japan, as he is due to be deported in an Ambassador exchange. A riot nearly occurs as she leaves with the other Japanese families, because of anti- Japanese fervor sweeping the nation in the aftermath of the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Philippines and other European- and American-held colonies and bases in the Pacific and Asia. In Japan, a similar nationalist, anti-American hatred is shown among the citizens. Terry, is less enthusiastic about the war, and attempts to be a mediator for peace, which is dangerous because of the prevailing sentiment and the secret police.
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The Carlton Club met to discuss the situation, with Salisbury's daughter writing: > The three arch-funkers Cairns, Richmond and Carnarvon cried out declaring > that he would accept no compromise at all as it was absurd to imagine the > Government conceding it. When the discussion was at its height (very high) > enter Arthur [Balfour] with explicit declamation dictated by GOM in > Hartington's handwriting yielding the point entirely. Tableau and triumph > along the line for the 'stiff' policy which had obtained terms which the > funkers had not dared hope for. My father's prevailing sentiment is one of > complete wonder...we have got all and more than we demanded.
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In response to the Clark petition and Kay's column criticizing the novel, Steven Galloway noted, in surveying Canadian writers, that the prevailing sentiment was "a mixture of support for the writer, the desire to forcibly extract Ms. Kay and Ms. Clark's heads from their rectums, and shame that we are actually having to have a freedom of expression debate in 2015." Despite gay marriage being legal in Canada since 2005, J.B. Staniforth noted "the full-throated [gay] lust that the heterosexual majority takes for granted" was "still ... considered shocking." Keeler rejected the petition to strip the award, noting that such efforts were akin to the jurors who deadlocked during the first trial of King's murderer.
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A prominent Greek general Meno, in the Platonic dialogue of the same name, sums up the prevailing sentiment in Classical Greece about the respective virtues of men and women. He says: The works of Aristotle portrayed women as morally, intellectually, and physically inferior to men; saw women as the property of men; claimed that women's role in society was to reproduce and to serve men in the household; and saw male domination of women as natural and virtuous. Gerda Lerner, author of The Creation of Patriarchy, states that Aristotle believed that women had colder blood than men, which made women not evolve into men, the sex that Aristotle believed to be perfect and superior. Maryanne Cline Horowitz stated that Aristotle believed that "soul contributes the form and model of creation".
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43: Gossett defines the poetic metering :What are we to make of Bellini's decision to bring back the cabaletta for the prima donna soprano in Zaira, a number whose prevailing sentiment is giddy anticipation of an imminent wedding, as Romeo's lamenting slow movement in the last act of I Capuleti, sung over Juliet's inanimate body? Not only is one of Bellini's most frivolous soprano cabalettas pressed into service as a monologue confronting death, but the number is transferred from the female to the male lead (although both roles are sung by female voices, since the role of Romeo is written for a mezzo-soprano). And as if to emphasize the violence of the transformation, the poetic texts are in different verse meters—Zaira's cabaletta in settenari,Gossett 2006, p. 43: set in 6, 7 , 8 syllables per line Romeo's in the less common quinariGossett 2006, p.
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King Christian X in 1925The immediate cause was a conflict between the king and the cabinet over the reunification with Denmark of Schleswig, a former Danish fiefdom which had been lost to Prussia during the Second War of Schleswig. Danish claims to the region persisted to the end of World War I, at which time the defeat of the Germans made it possible to resolve the dispute. According to the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, the disposition of Schleswig was to be determined by two Schleswig Plebiscites: one in Northern Schleswig (today Denmark's South Jutland County), the other in Central Schleswig (today part of the German state of Schleswig-Holstein). No plebiscite was planned for Southern Schleswig, as it was dominated by an ethnic German majority and, in accordance with prevailing sentiment of the times in favor of the nation state, remained part of the post-war German state.
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Mural in Belfast, 2007 Most of the British press had demanded "retribution swift and stern", not because the men were Irish, but because they were Fenians; "the public demand for the death penalty was not simply an expression of anti-Irish sentiment, but rather a product of the Fenian panic and popular feelings of insecurity and the desire for order." The Daily Telegraph, for instance, although like most of its contemporaries describing Brett's death as "a vulgar, dastardly murder", nevertheless supported reform in Ireland; "we may hang convicted Fenians with good conscience, but we should also thoroughly redress those evils distinctly due to English policy and still supported by English power." Manchester Martyrs monument, Glasnevin, Dublin Many funeral processions were held in Ireland and even in a few British cities during the weeks following the executions, sometimes attracting crowds of thousands. These demonstrations of support for the three Fenians further outraged British public opinion, and "reinforced the prevailing sentiment that the Irish moral compass was somehow off-center".
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