Some of these things that we're accustomed to are set in stone, or talked about like they're set in stone, but they shouldn't be.
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Remember that whichever method you choose is set in stone.
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Sources said that hike was not set in stone, however.
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"There was nothing set in stone for anybody," says Murray.
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But Walker also says that nothing's set in stone yet.
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Don't look at these numbers as set in stone, though.
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"The plan is not set in stone," she tells him.
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But he said his decision was not set in stone.
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"I don't think it's still set in stone," she said.
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But such an outcome is not yet set in stone.
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But none of these ideas are set in stone yet.
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Your budget doesn't have to be completely set in stone.
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The American hierarchy of clubs, however, is set in stone.
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None of these patterns, of course, are set in stone.
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"Nothing is signed, nothing is set in stone," he said.
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Still, the future of Bitcoin isn't now set in stone.
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And the fonts, layout, and animations were all set in stone.
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Either way, just know that humanity's story isn't set in stone.
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The "rules" of what makes "good judgment" aren't set in stone.
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But what's not set in stone is how soon they'll go.
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So is the ban set in stone once and for all?
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Dunham confessed that details of the pregnancy weren't set in stone.
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"Once I set it aside, it's set in stone," Callais says.
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This was set in stone in an EU directive of 1993.
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The day after his inauguration, that narrative was set in stone.
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Further dates, he said, have yet to be set in stone.
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Unlike a traditional retail environment, prices are not set in stone.
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"None of my other interests are set in stone," Hamilton added.
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Of course, none of that is set in stone, he said.
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However, McConnell indicated to reporters that nothing is set in stone.
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Not all the details of the strategy are set in stone.
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The RNC and what they recommend is not set in stone.
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But it's not set in stone that we will be here forever.
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According to what we've heard, the timeline isn't set in stone yet.
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Nothing's been set in stone; it's too early to even comment on.
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What if racial categories aren't set in stone but stretch like taffy?
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Habits aren't easy to break, but they're also not set in stone.
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"Nothing is set in stone, so I might reconsider," the judge said.
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If not set in stone, the result is at least set ablaze.
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There is no official launch date set in stone, these sources say.
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The Pixel 2's features aren't set in stone until manufacturing starts!
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey says Twitter's latest makeover isn't set in stone.
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If you think your business plan is set in stone, think again.
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But regardless of the local variations, many practices are set in stone.
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"If a date isn't set in stone soon though, that may come."
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The whole shop is modular, although it looks, literally, set in stone.
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These days — and in this White House — nothing is set in stone.
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The effective reproduction number isn't set in stone — it's vulnerable to interventions.
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Keep in mind that these exposure rules are not set in stone.
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Do they offer customizable bar packages or are they set in stone?
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It made us realize that our freedom and safety weren't set in stone.
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That's why I don't want to have any birth plan set in stone.
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The dire predictions the study makes aren't necessarily set in stone, Vitousek says.
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But nothing is set in stone for Tuesday's primary in the Granite State.
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"Nothing is set in stone, so I might reconsider," the judge reportedly said.
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Many of the big policy changes Zinke has made aren't set in stone.
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And that annual fee on your premium card is not set in stone.
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Oprah's status as one of our culture's GOATs is already set in stone.
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A source said that no final structure has been set in stone, however.
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Stay flexible, and remember, Mercury is retrograde, so nothing is set in stone.
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But the fate of New York — or any city — isn't set in stone.
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Many students don't realize that their financial package is not set in stone.
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That is in the contract and set in stone unless anyone agrees differently.
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Until both sides reach an agreement over Brexit, nothing is set in stone.
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Politics can respond to inequality, and the Constitution is not set in stone.
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This isn't to say that our tax laws should be set in stone.
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"It's still not set in stone if I'm going yet," Rendon told reporters.
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The policies have never been totally set in stone, however — at least not publicly.
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So no, the future of particle physics doesn't seem to be set in stone.
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But the anti-union bias of the Supreme Court is not set in stone.
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Of course, none of this is set in stone, or written into policy yet.
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For Hong Kong, therefore, the context in which it exists is set in stone.
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Trump's agenda, from protectionism to budget cuts to repealing Obamacare, seems set in stone.
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Although no wedding plans are set in stone, the couple is enjoying being engaged.
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As I know from practice in psychology, informed consent is never set in stone.
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Changes aren't set in stone How power affects any given person is not predetermined.
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Nothing is ever set in stone, so I accept that I might one day change.
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Lo is candid that, for now, there's no business model set in stone for Zeroth.
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I realized that my personality is not set in stone as I thought it is.
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Nothing is set in stone, everything can be changed — if not immediately, then over time.
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The reason is simple: Trump is not a career politician with positions set in stone.
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According to Kotaku, the new Xbox One specs are not set in stone just yet.
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Given those factors, the deal might not yet be set in stone, so to speak.
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"You don't have to label yourself, because it's not set in stone," she told Nylon.
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But the company also notes that its fueling process isn't exactly set in stone either.
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Thus, the OTP's position is not set in stone as both Bolton and Fyfe suggest.
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There's no set-in-stone scale of "warp-factor" speeds in the "Star Trek" universe.
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Not so fast: Although exciting, this interpretation of the iconic tablet isn't set in stone.
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Its upcoming slate is pretty set in stone, with little room to add new films.
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I will say, astrology and the future it tells you is not set in stone.
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To call a decision "settled law" is not to say it is set in stone.
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So we have to understand that the rights we have are not set in stone.
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But not everything is set in stone about how this new mega-company will function.
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Earlier this week, he said a summer Fed interest rate hike was not set in stone.
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It's hardly set in stone that you'll flunk school if you don't have these gene variants.
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Communities are difficult to build and maintain, and there are no fixed structures set in stone.
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It is encouraging to hear that Trump's views on climate change are not set in stone.
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Further, the date of projected insolvency is not set in stone; it can, and has, changed.
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Gail: How many Americans have an opinion about Donald Trump that isn't already set in stone?
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We want to actually drive people to a perspective which is pretty much set in stone.
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I'm not sure if anything's set in stone, but I really wanna go overseas super soon.
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When it comes to French regulators, Cédric O says that nothing is set in stone yet.
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Typically, the White House isn't directly involved in antitrust reviews, but that's not set in stone.
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At the same time, Yellen also expressed that the rate hikes are not set in stone.
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Views are set in stone; changing them is regarded as a sign of weakness, not strength.
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They realize that no rejection is set in stone — it's just one person's (often flawed) viewpoint.
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One in which I understood how the world operated, where certain things were set in stone.
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While the date is not set in stone — Musk says the company is "aiming for" an Oct.
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No matter where you fall on the social media scale, none of this is set in stone.
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ProWrestlingSheet added more clarity ... describing the situation as a planned "break" -- but it's not set in stone.
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But a decision on the House issuing a subpoena to Bolton is not set in stone. Rep.
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From a Western point of view, this post-1991 settlement seems set in stone, and unquestionably good.
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It hasn't happened yet, but there's at least a goal, if not a set-in-stone roadmap.
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Nothing is set in stone, but the company is eying Indonesia, Vietnam, and Cambodia among other destinations.
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GDP growth is treated as if it is set in stone, even as it is regularly revised.
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Variety adds that Bey is director Jon Favreau's top choice, but nothing's set in stone just yet.
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Your retirement budget, which may fluctuate year-to-year, doesn't have to be completely set in stone.
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Many conversations take place today, but Mercury is retrograde, so remember that things aren't set in stone.
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Nothing set in stone yet but I think there's going to be some stuff in the future.
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Even if your relationship with weed may be written in the stars, it's not set in stone.
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Back in 2006, I was a 15-year-old whose after-school routine was set in stone.
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Nothing is set in stone yet ... it's all being worked out and the situation is very fluid.
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It could take until the follow-up full moon on June 20 to become set in stone.
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She added that a once-reported $120 billion price tag for Uber was never set in stone.
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All will be set in stone when the Manhattan branch has its grand opening, on Jan. 17.
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Dr. Jenn thinks Trump's playbook may have been set in stone while he was still a child.
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The kids take turns hosting, but nothing is set in stone in terms of a rotation, etc.
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It's important to note your stance on any given issue doesn't need to be set in stone.
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"The target level is not set in stone, but a change should not be made lightly," he said.
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The future of bitcoin, and all the alternate currencies vying crypto glory, has not been set in stone.
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Woods said Wednesday that while those faces were likely to make the team, nothing was set in stone.
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But, if we've learned anything from these updates, it's that nothing should be set in stone just yet.
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Trump's views on trade, tariffs and multinational trade deals were set in stone long before he became president.
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The future isn't set in stone, and now is the time to dream up how things could be.
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The big picture: It's only April, a full year before the election and nothing is set in stone.
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Given Trump's limited role in transition planning, sources caution that these potential picks are not set in stone.
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Davis Jeter revealed Jeter has picked out a name for the baby — but it isn't set in stone.
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As we can see from tech ratcheting up its response following Charlottesville, no policy is set in stone.
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Then, he added, it may consider monetization via advertising, although nothing is set in stone at this point.
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The timeline for impeachment is not set in stone, though the process is moving quickly in the House.
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As the world tries to live with that paradox, it should remember that nothing is set in stone.
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It was already set in stone [for a long time] that I was going to vote for AfD.
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Nothing is set in stone, and the FTC commissioners sometimes disregard the advice of staff when making decisions.
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He wavered after Wednesday's win — "Nothing's set in stone," Schwarber said — but abided by Cooper's directive on Thursday.
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Not all address numbers are set in stone, though, as borough presidents have the power to renumber buildings.
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Still, 2021 is a long way from now, and as always, predictions like these aren't set in stone.
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I tend to think of etiquette as traditions that have been set in stone for a long while.
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" And from the beginning, he said, "the idea that the wings would be puppeteered was set in stone.
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"A road map has sort of been set but nothing has been absolutely set in stone," he said.
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"Nothing is ever set in stone in science—Newton had it all figured out until Einstein came along."
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America has seen this growing in hostile political conversation over recent years and positions are set in stone.
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And yet quite what that legacy is, exactly who this icon was, is not yet set in stone.
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So, after a lengthy brainstorm sessions that excluded anything but coffee we had it all set in stone.
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Although there's nothing set in stone, just the thought of the singers on a track is pretty cool.
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When it comes to the award for best actress in a comedy series, Shaw's pick is set in stone.
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And they expressed hope that the bill is not set in stone, but open to being changed through negotiation.
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"Nothing is set in stone, but he is being strongly considered," one source in the Trump campaign told CNN.
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Until an agreement between the United States and China is set in stone, the risk of escalating tensions remains.
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Although no wedding date is firmly set in stone, Lindsay said that the ceremony will happen sometime next year.
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Of course, Apple isn't expected to announce the next phone until Fall 2017, so nothing is set in stone.
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He said he was aware of talks to revise the quota targets, but said nothing was set in stone.
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Below, Note that while the policies below are arranged by age, of course they aren't all set in stone.
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"I think the most exciting thing about this research is that these things aren't set in stone," Levine said.
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Unfortunately, there are more than a few horror stories of novice entrepreneurs believing verbal agreements are set in stone.
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However, the official said that nothing was set in stone until the U.S. plane leaves Wonsan with the remains.
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The Whole Foods deal still isn't set in stone, it still has to be approved by shareholders and regulators.
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While it's easy to assume your mortgage payment is set in stone, this couldn't be further from the truth.
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Instead, it gives over the superhero genre to something else, and that isn't predictable or set in stone yet.
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There's no script set in stone, so Anger is free to play off the audience as the program unfolds.
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Nothing is set in stone, so it's a good time to think hard about how these things should work.
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The deal with the city and state is not set in stone and could be undone by either party.
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Last month OPEC approved modest output cuts that are due to be set in stone in the coming weeks.
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If you wait until your actual review, decisions on raises and responsibilities might already have be set in stone.
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Google says these changes will go into effect on October 29, but it's not all set in stone just yet.
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If there is a mutation, the possibility of getting breast cancer is increased, but, the diagnosis isn't set in stone.
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Fifty-seven percent of respondents had a preferred candidate, but said they were not set in stone on their choice.
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And the deal was already set in stone; Timbaland couldn't leave the studio until a solid hit had been produced.
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Which is to say: The infidelity gap may be closing, but the blame gap is pretty much set in stone.
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While the timeline of the impeachment inquiry isn't set in stone, Democrats hope to hold an impeachment vote by Christmas.
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Not only is Mario even younger than 26, it's the only thing about him that is actually set in stone.
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There is no set-in-stone refund policy: Refunds for delays depend on the circumstances and vary case by case.
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You see, salaries in Hollywood contracts aren't exactly set in stone when an actor first signs on for a film.
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So there will likely be a few power-user features specific to gamers, but it's not set in stone yet.
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But the science behind why some people get gallstones, and gallbladder problems more broadly, is not entirely set in stone.
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VICE That inconsistency must be so frustrating too—feeling like the costs are somewhat negotiable or not set in stone.
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But the favorable comparison is not set in stone and could even go negative for Facebook in the second half.
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And because long-term mortgage rates are set in stone, they also factor in the anticipation of future rate increases.
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On an issue like impeachment, where opinions aren't set in stone, it's quite likely that things can shift rather rapidly.
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Past tickets for 'Night of Hope' sermons have gone for $15 a pop, but nothing's set in stone quite yet.
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That's much bigger than the free float in some U.S. IPOs, though such rules are not always set in stone.
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Although nothing's set in stone yet ... the purchase gives KJ plenty of room -- 3 acres when combined with her current crib.
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"I guess it's different for me because nothing is set in stone and you don't know what's going on," Ladd said.
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There is a script of sorts from day one, but at this point in the process it's not set in stone.
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"This [output] should give you an idea of where you are, but don't take it as 100 percent set in stone."
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But that doesn't necessarily set in stone that those genes came from interbreeding between the Neanderthals and the ancestors of Europeans.
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It's clear that things are still moving and plans aren't set in stone when it comes to integrations and brand simplification.
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A dirty little secret of hiring managers is that job descriptions are more like wish lists than set-in-stone requirements.
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But those constructs are not set in stone; they are fluid and ever-evolving, and have been that way throughout history.
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The White House, however, said the plans were not set in stone and could change depending on how the storm develops.
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Last month in Algiers, OPEC agreed modest output cuts that are due to be set in stone in the coming weeks.
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The plan is not set in stone, with the exact nature of Cyber Command's role currently under debate at the Pentagon.
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Hatch has also cautioned the framework isn't set in stone and there could be further changes before a final tax bill.
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This series is far from over, but the Thunder's character — or perceived lack of it — was apparently not set in stone.
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The future isn't set in stone, and no doubt WeWork has options to make these numbers look better in the future.
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I hope to play tennis in college, but things aren't set in stone like they were for me in high school.
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Before you set out on your shopping spree, have the following set in stone: Set a budget and stick to it.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told CNBC that the release could happen Friday, although it's not set in stone.
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" Still, there's one thing that's set in stone for the "Bartier Cardi" star: "I'm gonna go more Cinderella vibes for my wedding!
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Because SLEEP is a devised collaboration, dialogue and stage directions can't be set in stone; they need to be open and leaning.
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"Nothing is set in stone, so I might reconsider," he said at a court hearing in the case in Tarrant County, Texas.
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At this point, none of the roles have been set in stone, but you better believe people are eagerly sharing their opinions.
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Nothing is set in stone, but with a solid plan in place, you are putting yourself in a position to be successful.
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Exciting ideas and social connections will happen early today, Leo, but remember that Mercury is retrograde, so nothing is set in stone.
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" Still, there's one thing that's set in stone for the "Bartier Cardi" emcee: "I'm gonna go more Cinderella vibes for my wedding!
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While no plans have been set in stone yet, Kardashian West said she had some ideas — though wouldn't give out specifics, obviously.
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The title is not set in stone, but the idea is the 2 of them on an Oprah/Gayle King-type journey.
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Interest rates fluctuate based on the Federal Reserve's benchmark interest rate, so the rate you begin with likely isn't set in stone.
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" She added that she's hoping to collaborate with artists like Ed Sheeran and Eminem on her music — but "nothing's set in stone.
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This approach treats affected industries as if they are set in stone, considering only the costs borne by companies that already exist.
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" "This is a question of making sure that however John is honored it is set in stone that John is always honored.
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There are some signs that the rescissions package isn't set in stone and that changes could be made to win over lawmakers.
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A Facebook spokesperson declined to confirm that number, suggesting it's not set in stone and could rise or fall depending on interest.
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Mr. Trump's seemingly set-in-stone list has important clues about the president-elect's judicial priorities, and it has a few surprises.
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Bear in mind that a tax overhaul like this one would need Congressional approval to proceed, so nothing is set in stone.
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In a political memo, our colleague Matt Flegenheimer observed that the election-year calendar seemed set in stone — until suddenly it wasn't.
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We're told the Bryant family is working on putting together a public memorial for them but nothing is set in stone yet.
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HUMAN FACTORS However, the timing for ungrounding the MAX is not set in stone and depends on a number of outstanding checks.
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"I don't think it's being set in stone, I don't think it's hurting the party in the long run," the pollster said.
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As is the case with the candidates in general, however, it isn't clear how set in stone these second choices really are.
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Before we get into it, Thomas reminds us that the notion that sleeping with your ex is bad isn't set in stone.
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Plans that are set in stone, and followed blindly like a GPS are boring and practically useless if we don't understand them.
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The first is cultivating a growth mindset versus a fixed mindset — believing your intelligence or abilities can be developed versus set in stone.
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Though the initials for her baby girl — C.T.H. — are set in stone, not even the guests knew what the final name will be.
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For another thing, the exact definition of CRP isn't totally set in stone, either by California cannabis regulators or the market at large.
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The company is now giving a glimmer of hope that its plans to shutter all five plants may not be set in stone.
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There have been no decisions made, and with talks still to come, it's not set in stone that a deal will go ahead.
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The pair are set on giving multiple orphans a new beginning, but the exact timing of these plans are not set in stone.
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After you download Clockwise you can set parameters for which meetings can be moved and which are set in stone, and other preferences.
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The price tag for the new Space Force headquarters should be less than $100 million, but costs are not yet set in stone.
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Cubitt says though this season will be Jamie Dornan's last, it might not be the show's, though nothing is yet set in stone.
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Until the Mad About You revival is set in stone, Reiser has his hands full promoting Stranger Things 2, which hit Netflix Friday.
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Kathy Bates is no stranger to fame, but on Tuesday, her legacy as one of Hollywood's finest actresses was set in stone – literally!
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Vesna Pusic, a former foreign minister of Croatia and an advocate for women's rights, said bravely that no culture is set in stone.
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Whatever might ultimately emerge about the Las Vegas shooter's actual motivation, or his politics, the right-wing narrative is now set in stone.
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But under these circumstances, when preconceived notions are being set in stone, it's all the more important to make sure we aren't hoodwinked.
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Traditional databases are designed to be set in stone; you can trust that the document in front of you is the latest version.
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"This is a question of making sure that however John is honored, it's set in stone that John is always honored," Cassidy said.
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When Derek Black was a teenager, it was basically set in stone that he'd become the leader of the American white nationalist movement.
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Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a lot of concrete details so far, with even the "Google Coach" name reportedly not set in stone.
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Gizmodo has learned the Democrats are preparing for an oversight hearing, potentially by the end of this month, but nothing is set in stone.
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If you thought the iPhone 8's final design was actually set in stone, you'd best check yourself, because you're about to get wrecked.
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While nothing is set in stone, the TV personality said she has hesitations about jumping back into the spotlight the drama-fueled show shines.
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The sudden reversal on Z: The Beginning of Everything — which had received an order for a second season — proves that nothing's set in stone.
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In a single conversation, he realized that he actually identifies with immigrant workers, and maybe his views on immigration are not set in stone.
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There's no guarantee that they'll make it into law, but the fate of Australia's Assistance and Access Bill 2018 isn't yet set in stone.
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While nothing is set in stone just yet, the future of net neutrality looks grim, and businesses all over the world should prepare accordingly.
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Although the rule is not set in stone, justices who haven't sat for oral arguments normally don't vote on the outcome of a case.
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However, Republicans on the committee said nothing about the hearing was set in stone and it was not yet on the committee's website calendar.
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Also not entirely set in stone are prices for the upgrade add-ons, like unlimited streaming, a cloud DVR or a bundle of both.
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But given the number of options available to New Yorkers who want to resist development, the Amazon deal is far from set in stone.
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This retro revival brings back fond memories of a decade ago, when things weren't so set in stone and there was plenty of mystery.
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There have been conversations and, although nothing is set in stone and things are subject to change, he's certainly one of Guy's favoured choices.
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Yet America's membership in NAFTA isn't set in stone, and Trump could carry out his promise of pulling the US out of the pact.
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But they aren't yet set in stone; the new rules will enter a 60-day public notice and comment period before they become final.
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I'm a little nervous to talk through my thoughts, but since nothing is set in stone yet, I think the conversation will be positive.
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However, the WSJ report added that a White House spokesperson said the president's stance on the Paris accord had never been set in stone.
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"This is a question of making sure that however John is honored, it's set in stone that John is always honored," Cassidy said Tuesday.
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While the United States and China have expressed hope that a "phase one" trade agreement could come soon, nothing has been set in stone.
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This can take time and some back and forth with your network rep to set in stone, so give yourself room to plan ahead.
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The fact that racial categories have changed over the course of human history should give you a clue that race isn't set in stone.
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Nothing's been set in stone yet, but surely those network bigwigs wouldn't be so cruel as to cut off our Westeros supply after season 8.
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Nothing is set in stone and no decisions have been made, but Trump is reportedly leaning on Defense Secretary James Mattis regarding any potential action.
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In other words, the guidelines are meant to be suggestions; they aren't set in stone or applicable for every single person all of the time.
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A separate report by Sky News emphasized that the April 1 timeline is not set in stone, but reiterated that the plan is moving forward.
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While it's not set in stone just yet ... chances are, John and Emily are gonna be knocking down some walls to have one giant home.
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Nasser, however, said the proposal is not set in stone yet and the SGX would "listen carefully" to opinions of the public on this topic.
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"The amount isn't set in stone at all, I think this figurehead of 13 billion, that is yet to be analyzed in detail," Hofmann said.
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There's no date set in stone just yet ... but word is New Year's Eve is the target, if he can secure a swaggy enough venue.
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Nothing is ever set in stone with this unpredictable President, but he offered a glimpse into his thinking at the White House on Thursday night.
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Unless you're buying term life insurance, which locks in a monthly rate for the full policy term, your premium amount usually isn't set in stone.
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However, the primary field does not appear to be set in stone with less than three months before New Hampshire voters head to the polls.
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Ahlborn said the timeline is still not set in stone, but now the government will have access to HTT's technology, it could speed up development.
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He was the kind of guy that put off making decisions for a long time—but once he'd made them, they were set in stone.
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Many people tend to think that a radiocarbon curve is set in stone—that once you get a date you can trust in it completely.
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While Williams' legacy is set in stone no matter what her future performances hold, Andreescu appears to also have a bright future ahead of her.
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Although a time has not yet been announced for when the Trump-inspired episode will air on NBC, one date is set in stone: Inauguration Day.
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And there is one detail that is most definitely set in stone: Ballas' DWTS castmate (and lifelong best friend) Derek Hough will serve as best man.
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We think the canon of American art of the 1940s and '50s is set in stone, but we've got a lot of looking still to do.
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If your date is already set in stone when you get the idea to check out the planets' placements, it's not the end of the world.
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A source also told PEOPLE that while nothing is set in stone, the new mom is thinking about what her future with Thompson might look like.
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While the official said Paris would support holding an additional Brexit summit in November if necessary, the person added it should not be set in stone.
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Again, you're thinking back to November 13 as Mercury connects with taskmaster Saturn on November 30—but this time, some plans are finally set in stone!
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Late-breaking contenders fizzled out at precursor awards, and the result is a staid list that's essentially been set in stone for a few months now.
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The SLS, meant to take humans into deep space, has been under development for the last decade, with its first three missions mostly set in stone.
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These platforms, regarding of their current standing and/or ranking, have set in stone new rules that dictate the success—and survival—of the media industry.
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While I was and still am constantly making tweaks to my methods, there were certain "set in stone" methodologies that worked on all of my students.
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" Although Levitan admitted that the decision to wrap up the series hadn't been set in stone, headded, "I just can't imagine that we'd go past that.
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Her views on marriage were set in stone several years back, when a young wife in her village was set on fire in a domestic dispute.
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Polls show attitudes on Brexit remain very similar to where they were in 2016, positions on both sides looking increasingly like they are set in stone.
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The energy today is encouraging you to take care of business and get organized—just remember that Mercury is retrograde, so nothing is set in stone.
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It was set in stone: Sampha was the guy you wanted on your record, even if there was no firm release date for his own debut.
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Nothing is set in stone, but it will include around $50 billion for the U.S. airline industry, likely a combination of direct assistance and loan guarantees.
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Asked whether the shareholding structure of the partnership could change, Senard said it was not necessarily set in stone, but was also not a major priority.
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But what if I were to tell you that barring a significant unforeseen shock to the system, the outcome of 22018 is already set in stone?
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Qualcomm says that figure is not set in stone, since it includes cash payment as well as the release of money that Qualcomm has to pay Apple.
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Those things feel downright set in stone compared to the unveiling event, which is still only "tentatively scheduled" for October 26th, according to a tweet from Musk.
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But everything happening here is the culmination of four years of television, as well as 10 episodes that weren't as set in stone as you might expect.
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They are trying to adapt to this new landscape, posting adorable family videos like this one: But much like their marriage, their reputation is set in stone.
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" As for the likelihood of Mike getting the call ... he says he's already chatted with a UFC matchmaker and Punk's coach, but "nothing is set in stone.
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Furthermore, I think that the surplus of second and third place rankings that many expect will help Get Out secure the win aren't so set in stone.
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Even with all that planning and thoughtfulness in game releases, sometimes things don't always line up perfectly — release dates aren't necessarily set in stone years in advance.
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When former Vermont governor and 2004 Democratic presidential candidate unleashed his famous scream after the Iowa caucuses, his legacy, for better or worse, was set in stone.
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Some of its board members were in their 60s and 70s, the couple told me, and their views and way of doing things were set in stone.
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Mr. Jeffers added that his company's projection was not set in stone, and that Exxon Mobil was flexible enough to move in new directions in the future.
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The guidelines vary per person, and aren't set in stone, but generally they go along the lines of: no dating, no flirting, no relationships, and no sex.
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Eclipses bring sudden surprises, so don't expect anything to be set in stone during this time—but a change of pace might be exactly what you need.
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Even the name of the movie wasn't set in stone, having been through several iterations: First it was God Particle, then just Cloverfield Movie, then Cloverfield Station.
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However, the rule isn't set in stone, and many branches of the military continue to use DJI drones, according to a September Voice of America News report.
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The plan would allow households earning up to $200,85033 to invest $10,000 of that income on a tax-free basis, though no figures are set in stone.
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"Chuck and Nancy would like to see something happen, and so do I." None of this, of course, is set in stone until it actually passes Congress.
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While some startups have netted early partnerships with car manufacturers like BMW, nothing is set in stone yet, even as a consolidation of the industry seems absolutely imminent.
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There may not be set-in-stone plans for a Real Housewives: All Stars series just yet, but you bet Andy Cohen has already assembled his fantasy cast.
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My family and I had flexibility this far out as none of us had requested days off through work yet, so we weren't set in stone date-wise.
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Rocket Fiber, which recently began offering 23 Gbps in Detroit, told me that it has "no customers set in stone," but that it's in talks with prospective ones.
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And even though Endgame told us that we're now five years in the future, there's nothing set in stone that says the movies have to stick to that.
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That makes the idea of taking its planned office expansion to another state all the more possible, given that nothing in New York has been set in stone.
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They work with fertility clinics to get the often unpredictable costs set in stone, then cover said costs and convert them into a more approachable monthly payment plan.
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As for the acting side of it -- seems the final casting is not set in stone ... but if LeBron REALLY wants the role, who's gonna tell him no?
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The global trend toward lower interest rates is not set in stone, and having a large pile of debt will be more dangerous when rates spike, he argued.
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It's also easy to forget that, while there are game-day expectations about how we should handle ourselves during the anthem, there's very little actually set in stone.
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While details have yet to be set in stone, the bill is largely expected to follow the guidelines congressional GOP leaders and the White House outlined in September.
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" He added: "Now that you can get different versions of sheet music easily, I don't see performers looking at something and thinking, Oh, this is set in stone.
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And, while no definitive opponent is set in stone quite yet ... he could face someone just as viral -- Antoine Dodson (the "hide yo kids, hide yo wife" guy).
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Furthermore, the components and sensors needed for self-driving cars and trucks — and how all that information should be managed and interpreted — is far from set in stone.
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Our student loan system is not set in stone, and we cannot settle for the catastrophic impact that debt has on our students and on our work force.
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The rules of personal finance are almost never set in stone, and sometimes you have to break them if that&aposs what&aposs best for your specific situation.
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If you complain about the league's coin-flippy vibe these days, that doesn't mean that the NBA's set-in-stone world is the only other way to go.
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As for the role -- nothing's set in stone, but producers have kicked around the idea of Smith possibly voicing an animated character ... a la "the Monstars" from the original.
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Little bit more rock and prog moments, jammy at times, really loose, four guys up there, free forming it sometimes because some of the song weren't set in stone.
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Right now, HBO has only optioned the novel and hasn't confirmed whether it will be picked up to series, which means Martin's schedule isn't exactly set in stone yet.
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I respect that, especially since in the beginning it was pretty much set in stone that we were going to get detentions or some other consequences for walking out.
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Like the nail polish, it is not a rule that's set in stone, but Meghan is proving to change the royal fashion game by only occasionally opting for pantyhose.
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Be aware, however, that adjustments and other settings you've made in Aperture may not carry over or might be set in stone once they arrive in their new home.
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However, legal experts warned because the fate of this whole debate is hardly set in stone: Our decision is being challenged in court by a swarm of internet companies.
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The company is likely to work with Amazon around e-commerce coverage — the first focus of which will be around gadget protection — although nothing is set in stone yet.
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"It would be a misguided assumption in our view to expect the group's production quotas to remain set in stone in 2018," Cohen said in a research note Monday.
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Netanyahu would not specify which countries were in contact with Israel about moving their embassies "because I want it to succeed," indicating that the announcement isn't set in stone.
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" However, un-named Panasonic executives painted a different picture, according to Nikkei Asian Review, telling the outlet that plans were "not solidified yet" and "nothing is set in stone.
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Given the lack of uniformity, consumers do not have a set-in-stone rule, so to speak, to go on when viewing red carpet coverage or viewing subsequent coverage.
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One thing that's definitely set in stone during the ceremony is that her son Max would "of course" walk her down the aisle, she told Entertainment Tonight on Thursday.
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We like to think of a past where everything was set in stone, but there have always been eras: the mass-market paperback era, the hardcover era, the digital era.
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Earlier this month, Pachuca vice-president Andres Fassi stated that although nothing was set in stone, the club was negotiating a move for Lozano to the EPL with Manchester United.
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Yet the changes to the clinical trial process, something long sought by the drug industry, will be set in stone regardless of whether money for the research projects is forthcoming.
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You may be feeling fearful of the future, but this new moon wants you to know that the future isn't set in stone and you can create your destiny today.
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Citi's analysts cautioned that neither Fed policy direction nor the outcome of the trade talks are set in stone, which might keep the yuan and its Asian peers in check.
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Production is slated to begin next week; however, The Hollywood Reporter says the deal between the Disney-owned network and the Emmy-winning actor is not yet set in stone.
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CNET's report does caution that OnePlus is still in the middle of the "technical approval" process with T-Mobile, meaning that the deal isn't quite set in stone just yet.
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Despite creator Mike Fleiss' recent announcement that the fan-favorite Bachelorette alum would be appearing on The Bachelor Winter Games, Kraus himself says nothing is set in stone just yet.
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Although some of the names have been approved, that doesn't mean they're set in stone for the development — there's always a chance that things could change as the project progresses.
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Huang Lei, a marketing manager at Beijing-based Harvest Fund, told Reuters the company is also weighing the launch of a commodity product, though nothing has been set in stone.
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While I don't necessarily abide by these set-in-stone rules, I did find myself disappointed by sentences like, "He shrugged and stretched his back," recalling my former professor's words.
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The agreement is not set in stone ... all parties still have to appear in court and a judge has to sign off on it -- but that's usually just a formality.
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There's no apparent reason why, in a league where the costs of all other modes of talent addition have skyrocketed, this figure would remain set in stone for three decades.
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" He wrote that he was trying to manage Ms. Wasserman Schultz's expectations about improving her coverage, adding, "If you think Mika is set in stone I'm happy to kill it.
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While 6% is often standard, that percentage is not set in stone and can be negotiated with your agent depending on the level of service needed in selling your home.
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Protest groups find more fertile ground in east Germany where party preferences are not set in stone and people tend to trust institutions less than in the west, he added.
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The death and infection rates for COVID-19 are not set in stone, global health officials say, reminding the public and world leaders that a coordinated response can lower both.
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However, none has been able to crack what sometimes feels like a code set in stone: significantly increased diversity at the entry level, but very little change at the top.
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But the talk about Mr. Wang took off last October, when a party official, Deng Maosheng, told foreign reporters in Beijing that the age rule was not set in stone.
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Ratified in 1788, it's been amended 27 times, but not enough to set in stone all of the many nuances that its day-to-day application requires in modern life.
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To be sure, the dynamics of the race in New Hampshire are not set in stone, and the figures released by Monmouth on Tuesday represent only one likely voter model.
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The threat here is actually even graver because nothing says that when the government opens up a new source of income, the initial rate of tax is set in stone.
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But nothing is set in stone yet and the two negotiating teams have a lot of ground to cover if they want to reach a deal before the departure date.
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The official line is that she will move to DC at the end of the school year, but sources caution that while that is likely, it is not set in stone.
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"Nothing is set in stone right now," Larry Kudlow told CNBC on Wednesday, ahead of potential talks between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G-20 summit next month.
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If two major news bombshells warning of White House chaos don't change things, it's further evidence that Americans' opinions of Trump are set in stone, whether they like him or not.
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Depending on the nature of the windfall, the timing and final amount may not be set in stone, certified financial planner Clark Randall, owner of Financial Enlightenment in Dallas, told CNBC.
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A source close to the negotiations said Friday's deadline for bids was not set in stone and that any offers made over the coming days would still be taken into account.
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A source previously told PEOPLE in May that while wedding plans weren't set in stone, the new mom has been thinking about what her future with Thompson, 27, might look like.
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Bottom line: The extent of the effect of the tariffs has yet to be set in stone — countries and companies have fewer than 15 days now to apply for exempt status.
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Urban populations are growing, infrastructure is aging and needs are evolving (access to the Internet is as important as electricity), but the foundations on which cities rest are set in stone.
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Some statistics are set in stone, and admirers of the "Toy Story" franchise have spent years under the distinct impression that "Toy Story 3" (2010) marked the end of the affair.
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Certain elements are pretty much set in stone (or glass): The Neo will support a stylus pen, like other Surfaces, and it will have a magnetic accessory keyboard attached to it.
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On Tuesday, Variety reported that Netflix would not only pull future productions from the state but also actively work to help dismantle the restrictive abortion law before it's set in stone.
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Last week, the deal was set in stone when the Justice Department, after losing a hard-fought appeal to block it, said it would no longer try to undo the merger.
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At best, the 2005 study showed that aging is reversible and not set in stone, while giving no indication that young blood, on its own, could ever be used for medicinal purposes.
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Pricing in the West is still not set in stone, but the Kona Electric comes in short- and long-range versions that should start close to $30,353 and go up to $40,000.
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When she teased the news to Entertainment Tonight, she called the possibility of playing the accident-prone teen again, "fun" and "exciting," though she stressed that things are not set in stone.
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While the rules for this challenge aren't completely set in stone (some Youtubers used foundation, others used a liquid highlighter instead), it's still incredibly mesmerizing to watch highlighting taken to the extreme.
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This doesn't have to be set in stone, but try to keep it as consistent as possible so people know when they can reach out to you and get a quick reply.
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However, while Netflix Vice President of Original Series Cindy Holland was tight-lipped about the return of the political drama, she admitted that the series always had an endgame set in stone.
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But, almost nothing is set in stone in the world of Donald Trump so in a month or two we could be talking about Bannon's reassertion of primacy in the Trump orbit.
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Keep in mind that airlines will often charge you more than $100 to change your flight, so you do want to make sure your trip is set in stone before buying tickets.
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Per the report, nothing is set in stone, but a person familiar with the thinking of both parties called it "99.9 percent done" that Toronto will have a different manager next season.
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"I thought my beliefs were pretty set in stone despite me feeling that I'm pretty accepting of other beliefs," Chalgren says when asked what surprised him most about the reality show experience.
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Michael Cembalest, the chairman of market and investment strategy of JPMorgan, has a hunch that a near-term recession isn't set in stone — and he has the data to back it up.
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The Moon enters Aquarius today, lighting up the communication sector of your chart—but remember, Mercury is retrograde, which means that many of the conversations taking place won't be set in stone.
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And although Rowe was instrumental in bringing Paris, Sapienza, and Marrakesh to completion, he had very little to do with the actual layouts and scene compositions; those were already set in stone.
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While the race isn't totally set in stone yet -- no actual votes will be cast for another six-ish months -- we now have a much clearer picture of where the race stands.
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"At this stage, there is no strategy set in stone for the markets or the product, or how it will actually get rolled out," Ellis said in a phone interview from Singapore.
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Unlike with a play performed before you or what you see in your head as you read a novel, everything in a film is in fact set in stone (or light, rather).
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Trump escalated things further when, a few days later, he refused to apologize for the call or back away from his apparent belief that the One China policy wasn't set in stone.
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But, as I learned through two pretty big pivots — working in global health and founding The Muse — your career isn't set in stone the second you accept your very first entry-level job.
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This vote was as good as set in stone a year ago, a foregone conclusion given the fierce partisan divide, but we didn't stop talking about it or holding companies and officials responsible.
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Not Set in Stone: Memorials for the Future continues through October 20 in the Hall of Nations at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts ( 2700 F Street NW, Washington, DC).
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A U.S. Federal Reserve rate hike in June or July wasn't set in stone, but labor data suggested it was time to pull the trigger, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard told CNBC.
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Speaking to CNBC on Wednesday, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said a move in June or July wasn't set in stone, but labor data suggested it was time to pull the trigger.
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Only aficionados of Broadway musical history are aware that "Getting to Know You," the classic teacher-student introductory song from "The King and I" that seems set in stone, had two earlier incarnations.
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While the engine rules are set in stone until 2020, Carey and his management team have been studying a longer-term overhaul and have already moved to open the sport up to fans.
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Despite creator Mike Fleiss' recent announcement that fan-favorite Bachelorette alum Peter Kraus would be appearing on The Bachelor Winter Games, the silver fox himself says nothing is set in stone just yet.
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With Thursday, the more rigid things and set-in-stone things were, the more I could put it in an automatic place in my brain and lose myself in the performance of it.
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None of this stuff is set in stone, and if someone thinks releasing a show at 9 pm ET on Sundays will help it gain eyeballs and buzz, they're going to do it.
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" The full look and feel of the comic hadn't yet been set in stone, even as Watters was working on the early pages, "we hadn't settled on the 80s thing quite as hard.
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Some communities persist for years before a world record is set in stone, and even still, they are reinvigorated with the launch of a new patch or the rise of a new player.
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Notably, in four of these most recent polls, pollsters explicitly asked participants how sure they were of their choices, and an average of 44 percent said their top picks aren't set in stone.
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This can find the Capricorn Uranus native skeptical of things that seem traditional or set in stone, since they know that these things are all risky, even if they appear to be stable.
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"With the administration in flux," said David Makovsky, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, "you have a better chance of influencing policy before it gets set in stone."
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Mueller is sure to anger millions of Americans who do not find validation for their set-in-stone political convictions in an assessment that could conceivably dictate the fate of the Trump presidency.
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"We acknowledge it's a difficult route; we acknowledge it's a substantial lead, but we do not believe it's set in stone," Sanders adviser Tad Devine said after Sanders's 0-5 performance last Tuesday.
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This is an exciting time for you professionally, Scorpio, but you must realize that nothing is set in stone yet—plenty of negotiations and re-negotiations will take place over the next few weeks.
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And although it doesn't seem like any plans are actually set in stone, JT's former NSYNC band mate Lance Bass weighed on what a collaboration of that caliber would mean in the digital age.
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But I worry that fundamental changes like best-of-one and shifting card design mean that the design elements of the game that have seemed like they were set in stone are anything but.
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At this point, none of the cast list is set in stone, but let's hope these aren't just rumors—a Lupita Nyong'o and Elisabeth Moss vehicle written and directed by Jordan Peele sounds incredible.
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While nothing is ever set in stone in Hollywood until a movie is literally being projected onto a screen for the public, it seems likely that MacLaren will end up seeing this project through.
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But if you're hopping around Europe anyway, and your dates aren't set in stone, this could be just the right deal to keep you exploring — and save some major moola while you're at it.
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The ballot initiative, while not set in stone, would enable companies to provide workers benefits, establish wage commitments and guarantees, offer flexibility and establish that drivers are not employees, an Uber spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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In other trade war news, U.S. President Donald Trump's top economic advisor Larry Kudlow told CNBC on Wednesday that "nothing is set in stone right now " on whether Washington will impose additional tariffs on Beijing.
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If it turns out that insider trading was involved at Coinbase, users will likely have to scream their outrage into the void until some type of regulation for the market is set in stone.[Coinbase]
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Instead of a design that's set in stone when the aircraft rolls out for its maiden flight, they envision mobile modules a carrier could adjust rapidly, much the way freight airlines alter interiors for cargo.
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Asked for her view on the need for a "fiscal reset" — a phrase used by Hammond on a separate trip to China in July - May said the government's response was not yet set in stone.
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Most lenders that took part in JBS's refinancing deal are discreetly siding with the BNDES, as Batista's vow to downsize the company is "set in stone," said a banking executive who participated in the process.
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The specifics of what will be included in the map are not set in stone, as the developers consider it a "living" map that can change depending on the needs and wants of the players.
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The moon in Leo lights up the communication sector of your chart today, Gemini, finding you busy with all sorts of conversations—just don't expect anything to stay set in stone, due to Mercury retrograde.
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This makes planning a Christmas menu at least a little bit easier than, say, Thanksgiving, where what's on the table has seemingly been set in stone by the freaking Declaration of Independence itself or something.
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If the President does travel to try to sell the bill, he is likely to visit states of wavering Republicans, like Ohio or West Virginia -- though there are no plans for travel set in stone.
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With Trump's path to the nomination increasingly set in stone, the need to stop his momentum, and carry the mantle for what's been dubbed the "Never Trump Movement," seemed more dire and imminent Thursday night.
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And other candidates, from Warren to Biden to Buttigieg, will likely see those voters who aren't yet set in stone as valuable opportunities to make up for disappointing delegate hauls in the first few contests.
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Asked for her view on the need for a "fiscal reset" - a phrase used by Hammond on a separate trip to China in July - May said the government's response was not yet set in stone.
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That opening is not always set in stone — the couple generally aim for mid-May, but this year the road to Ubirr was flooded through May, and Border Store did not open until early June.
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The Herald reported that a spokesperson for the Marine unit said that "nothing is set in stone" related to the event, and implied that the venue could change for reasons of cost or other concerns.
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But at least some of his followers are feeling the latter: They're convinced that Donald Trump is the last best chance to destroy the irredeemably corrupt status quo before it can be set in stone.
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While the numbers to be accepted under the scheme were never set in stone, a total of 3,000 had been discussed by campaigners and local authorities who were tasked with finding homes for the children.
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Lorenzoni also said it was not set in stone that the Bolsonaro team's pension reform package would have minimum retirement ages of 57 for women and 62 for men, as the president said earlier on Friday.
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Yet while Rousey has recently touched on her much-discussed comeback, telling TMZ that she hopes Holm defeats Tate because a rematch with Holm is all she wants, that comeback is far from set in stone.
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The House of Representatives flipped in Democrats' favor after the midterms, but nothing is set in stone — so it is vital to contact your representatives to make sure they know that climate change is a priority.
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While this series is not set in stone just yet (though that production commitment does mean we'll likely see it eventually), having an entire crew of powerful women to root for on TV is certainly exciting.
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The Ontario provincial government's recent U-turn on private marijuana sales has left municipal planners in Toronto in the dark and scrambling to adapt to the new regime that is not yet set in stone. tgam.
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They had been scheduled to hit the links together Sunday at the Trump National Golf Club, CNN had learned earlier Tuesday, though a person familiar with the meeting cautioned that had not been set in stone.
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However, the teacher pension account is set in stone and doesn&apost allow me to choose where the money goes, and I wanted to move the money to an account where I had choices for investments.
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The narrative that Bernie Sanders is sexist was set in stone in 2016, and there is nothing more fun than resurrecting the old story lines, sort of like the episodes of Frasier where Lilith came back.
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People choose to focus on becoming experts in their fields and advancing to senior analyst positions, or running their own teams as a portfolio manager — and the timelines for both jobs are not set in stone.
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Of course, it's possible that the remaining episodes will make up for it, but with both seasons 7 and 8 being cut short — the final two seasons of the series — this inequality looks pretty set in stone.
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The errors went undiscovered just long enough to be set in stone, and now these ghosts are, at least in potential, a part of every computer on the planet, lurking in the dark corners of character tables.
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Neither number is set in stone, but WeWork's customers could have an easier time getting out of their lease commitments than WeWork could have getting out of the obligations it's on the hook for with its landlords.
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Paramount is realizing that not all of the debt obligations are set in stone, and it's important to know where the leeway is, particularly in the government programs that can be changed either by legislation or accounting.
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"You've got your people who have their plans set in stone but you also have those who have been teetering, or it's that last week of summer and they've been thinking about a road trip," Casselano said.
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Still, no additional perks beyond grocery delivery are set in stone, which has led some insiders to worry that the pressure to simply act might be supplanting a strong rollout plan and business case, according to sources.
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A source close to the company said that while there was no minimum order set in stone for it to lay down a production line, they would expect to build at least 100 planes at the facility.
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The Bank of England has lifted Bank Rate twice since the June 2016 referendum, but borrowing costs remain very close to record lows and expectations for a rate hike later this year are far from set in stone.
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While the terms of the deal and the amount of shares have been set in stone for a while, the valuation of Trainline as well as the EUR/GBP exchange rate have fluctuated over the past few months.
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For a $36 annual membership fee, a cost which co-founder Michael Mayer says isn't set in stone, plus $11.29 per order depending on the blend, Bottomless will automatically restock your coffee supply before you run out. How?
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" Jaresko, who is anticipating the plans of adjustment to be filed within thirty days, does note that the proposed terms of the plan of adjustment are not set in stone and says, "there can be amendments going forward.
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As a theater critic, I've seen quite a few of them: men and women whose speeches run a bit too quickly off the tongue, whose performances seem to have been set in stone weeks before the curtain rises.
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Camila Mendes: I mean I think there's something to embrace about how consistent they [Betty and Veronica] are and I think that's what brings it to the comic book world, because the characters are so set in stone.
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It's not yet set in stone, but events like the Australian Movie and Comic Expo, the Australian International Movie Convention and Australian pop culture expo Supanova are sure to attract at least one Game of Thrones cast member.
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So while the expectation now is that Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner, and polls appear to back that up, this won't really be set in stone until we see how he — and everyone else — does on Super Tuesday.
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And, if you have any aspects of the trip set in stone, such as multiday boat trips or expensive stays at a villa, I would double-check and see what is refundable and what isn't before you leave.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The top of the men's game has been set in stone for a decade with first Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, then joined by Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray dominating the top of the ATP rankings.
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The Democratic leadership position is so set in stone that incumbent party bosses rarely ever face a challenge -- the exception being in 1968, when Speaker John McCormack easily beat back a challenge to his role by Congressman Mo Udall.
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So far, we're told nothing is set in stone -- but with Chyna being in her 2nd trimester, the network better move fast if they hope to have a production crew catch the grand entrance ... if you catch our drift.
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Time Warner-owned Turner is launching a televised eSports league, and while no official partnerships have been set in stone, Kamcord would make an obvious companion, says Rachel Lam, the group managing director of the Time Warner Investments group.
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Tomi's camp tells us her interview with "The Breakfast Club" was not set in stone, but Charlamagne is calling BS, saying he believes Tomi's employer, The Blaze, pulled the plug after she got skewered by Trevor Noah Wednesday night.
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"We're told the left does not stand a chance, but nothing's set in stone," Valls said to applause from supporters in his fiefdom of Evry, the gritty southern suburb of Paris where he was mayor for over a decade.
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" While Cartier, Giampiero Bodino and Bulgari all declined to comment on the prospects — and other houses did not respond — a Boucheron spokeswoman said the house was talking with Biennale organizers about 2017, adding, "Nothing is set in stone yet.
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The timing isn't set in stone, but further delays make a new Nafta less likely before elections in Mexico and the U.S. At the same time, Europe has pledged to protect its companies from potential U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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Washington's proposed tariffs of as much as $60 billion against Chinese goods have sparked fears of a trade war but the tax measure isn't set in stone, said the CEO of one of the world's biggest private equity firms.
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We knew back in February of this year that it was likely that Apple would stick with Lightning for its 2019 smartphones, and that was more or less set in stone by the summer via additional leaks and reports.
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Bias Wrecker So you may think you have your bias set in stone, but that's when the bias wrecker comes in, doing something that captures your attention in a way that makes you rethink or question who your bias truly is.
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Subsequent EP, Before Zero, followed similar themes; anaïs' considered and warm voice sparring with actual Nile Rodgers and his signature funky guitar on "Set In Stone" buzzed, while the acoustic-led "Window" sought stability with the finesse of Top 40 balladry.
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However, how the world's second-most populous nation increases its energy demand is not set in stone, and the country looks to be the petri dish of whether renewable energies such as solar and wind can genuinely replace fossil fuel generation.
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" While nothing has been set in stone, the Scream Queens actress did drop a few hints: "I think with honeymoons you can either do the sort of adventurous route or the relaxation route, [and] I'm currently leaning towards somewhere more relaxing.
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The month wraps up with Mercury connecting with taskmaster Saturn on November 30, again finding you thinking back to November 13—plans and commitments that couldn't be set in stone during Mercury retrograde will be revisited now, especially in your relationships.
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Women definitely deserve their own stories (we're as tired of the old gender-swap reboots as anyone), but the idea that James Bond is made up of entirely masculine characteristics — and his gender has to be set in stone — is ludicrous.
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"It's one of these frustrating things where names get attached to projects very early on as a way to kind of build anticipation or excitement for something that's coming before anything is actually agreed or set in stone," the actress admits.
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Medicare's final 13 hospital payment rule set in stone a spate of policies — ranging from a withdrawn proposal that would have required accrediting bodies to make confidential hospital inspections public to a new (and unpopular) system for calculating hospitals' uncompensated care.
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WASHINGTON, April 20 (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney told bankers on Thursday that financial regulations devised after the 2008-09 crisis cannot be set in stone, and must be flexible enough to deal with unintended consequences and unexpected gaps.
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This is why they want change, and the hurdles ahead: The French want a broader definition of relevant markets, recognition that markets are not set in stone but evolve quickly, and powers for EU ministers to override a Commission decision.
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Once you have that time set in stone, Bejar suggested making little dates out of it, like sitting in the park and having a picnic or grabbing cocktails at a nearby bar while discuss table settings, invitation stationery, or the caterer.
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And while this coalition — or its Democratic counterpart of liberal whites and the overwhelming majority of nonwhites — isn't set in stone, it could be years, even decades, before we see meaningful change in the demographic contours of our partisan divides.
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Get financial aid While most parents adjust their spending in some way to afford private school, according to a study by the National Association of Independent Schools, many don't realize that the cost of tuition is not set in stone.
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That being said, it's important to note that Iowa caucusgoers — and New Hampshire voters — are notorious for waiting until the last minute to make up their minds, which means that the results of the primary are far from set in stone.
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"Too much gradualism in monetary policy bears the risk of larger market adjustments when the decision is eventually taken," Coeure told Reuters in an interview in which he also said the bank's bond-buying programme was "not set in stone".
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QUICK: I WOULD THINK IN THE RAILROADS IT'S A LITTLE MORE OF A SET IN STONE ISSUE BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT A MONOPOLY BUT IF PEOPLE WANT TO CONTINUE TO USE THOSE ROUTES – BUFFETT: YEAH OUR COMPETITION IS TRUCKERS AND OTHER RAILROADS.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has not "set in stone" any decisions on escalating tariffs on Chinese goods and may withdraw some duties if there are promising policy discussions with China, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Wednesday.
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Wilbur Ross, the Commerce secretary, said last week that the United States and China were "miles and miles" apart and Mr. Kudlow has suggested that details of a deal were not set in stone ahead of the discussions this week.
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Freeland, who will be in town through Thursday, also said that she has plans to meet with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer about NAFTA talks and other trade issues if their schedules allow, though nothing has yet been set in stone.
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But the decision is not yet set in stone — according to The Journal, some in Trump's orbit want him to instead pick former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who was viewed as the early front-runner for the post.
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Because the Senate's reconciliation instructions expire on September 30, whatever they pass will be set in stone when it's sent over to the House for an up-or-down vote in which there will be enormous pressure on House Republicans to vote yes.
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The division of A Bread Factory into two parts is less a narrative device than a way to resolve Part I's narrative (although the happy ending is not set in stone), allowing Wang to explore more of his film's world and performers.
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Announced in March, JEDI is structured as a winner-take-all contract with a potential 10-year term, though the Pentagon clarified that the original award will span just the first two years, so all 10 years aren't set in stone up front.
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The Goldman note appears to have more solid research and analysis behind it than others recently brought to our attention, but until Apple officially announces the device — which we don't even know the official name of yet — nothing is set in stone.
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"We are still working out the details so nothing is set in stone, however we are leaning towards a socialized loss scenario among bitcoin balances and active loans to (bitcoin/dollar) positions, " the Hong-Kong based company said on its website on Friday.
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"Whether it's simply the availability of a nearby recycling bin or the signage applied to the bins themselves, the research seems clear that consumption levels and recycling decisions are not set in stone and therefore subject to change based on the particular situation."
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The amount of a bonus and its timing often aren't set in stone, for example, so it's not smart to take action until you actually have the cash in hand, said certified financial planner Clark Randall, owner of Financial Enlightenment in Dallas.
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Set in stone is supposed to mean immutable, but Luigi Del Bianco's determined descendants just now appear to be winning the official affirmation that the Italian-American from Westchester County deserved long ago for shaping one of the nation's most famous monuments.
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This is raising the likelihood that they will seek a compromise solution on October 26, whereby any end-date for purchases would not be set in stone, or that they will put off part of the decision until December, the sources added.
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White, 31, triumphed in 2006 and 2010 and after a long wait for his score on Wednesday he roared with emotion, punching the air as his superstar status — briefly undermined when he failed in Sochi four years ago — was set in stone.
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The resulting work is a vibrant portrait inviting us into a unique slice of humanity that Torres also believes, not unlike anthropologists in the 1980s, shows that gender identity is not necessarily set in stone but can be molded by cultural surroundings.
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We hope you don't have any plans that are set in stone because these babes on boulders are sure to get your weekend rockin' ... Check out the gneiss snaps by tumbling through our gallery, and do your best not to lose your marbles.
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But a second European official said the nascent state of the Trump team's foreign policy vision ended up being a major reason EU diplomats are descending in force on Washington, because the flux creates an opportunity to influence policy before it's set in stone.
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If the theory about his parentage is confirmed — and it's possible that someone like Varys already someone knows about this, and is just waiting for the right moment to tell Tyrion — then the three headed dragon theory would pretty much be set in stone.
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The belief Calvinism is best known for is the one that Rhoades alludes to in that scene: All people are marked by sin when they're born and their moral fate (whether they'll end up in Heaven or Hell) is predetermined and set in stone.
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"But of course in case of an economic crisis, which so far is not emerging, we have all fiscal options on the table," Scholz said, suggesting that Germany's mantra of no new debt to finance a fiscal stimulus package was not set in stone.
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The deadline for Britain to leave the EU, seen as set in stone just days ago, is again in flux as both sides are openly discussing an extension, even if that means Britain must cross another red line by participating in May's European elections.
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James Ewers, a lecturer and musicologist in the Popular Music department at Goldsmiths, thinks that we associate songs with certain seasons for a variety of reasons, and that none of them are rules set in stone, but rather conventions to be used and played with.
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Such rules are common overseas, but are not set in stone in India, where campaigners have long demanded a crackdown on unethical selling practices that include gifts ranging from electrical appliances to foreign trips to woo physicians and pharmacists into prescribing and stocking specific medicines.
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I would love to see myself as versatile — I think that's important as a player — but I think realistically I feel like kind of how the team sees me is probably more set in stone as a center-back defender, which is totally fine.
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It would have made them pay through the nose for research and development that had already been done, and had already been paid for out of profits earned in the US. Second, it set in stone rules for judging whether governments were treating companies fairly.
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This isn't a plan that's set in stone or binding at this stage by any means, but it's an interesting sign of where regulators and top city officials are thinking in terms of ensuring cities remain livable as they swell and grow even more densely populated.
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"That piece of it is pretty set in stone — that they're still learning about how they can influence AR." Clips is a new free app, available in April on iOS 10.3, that helps users combine video clips, photos and music to share through messages and social media.
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For me, as a writer, anything I can do to shake that up and add a new twist and keep it feeling fresh is huge for me because if I have a script that I'm working on for years and it's just set in stone, that's a prison sentence.
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The calendar date is not yet set in stone, but Google is now notifying developers of an impending release just a few weeks away to help those with unsupported Android Wear code be prepared to update their apps or else find the software unavailable in the Play Store.
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"it was extremely clear to me when i walked into the actresses profession that my humiliation and role as a lesser sexually harassed being was the norm and set in stone with the director and a staff of dozens who enabled it and encouraged it," the statement continues.
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That's not to say that Harding's only crime was being aggressive and competitive (she did admit to knowing about the assault after it happened); it's just that her image was set in stone by the time the truth came out and it was time to dole out punishment.
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Mike Brown, subbing in as head coach for Steve Kerr, was told about the comments and took them about as well as you might expect: We don't even have the Finals teams set in stone (though we probably will by the end of tonight) and these guys are sniping.
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Though Kardashian has had her own self-imposed retreat from the media following her Paris robbery last October, her attendance at the Met Gala was essentially set in stone the moment she began filming scenes for the upcoming Ocean's Eight, which involves a staged heist at the annual celebration.
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So since Yue's rule change would have a direct implication on the nominating process that controls which candidates will even be eligible to win a contested convention, Priebus and his allies don't believe it's worth an ugly rules battle now for an outcome that wouldn't be set in stone.
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Adding to the uncertainty are three things: the fact that many respondents told pollsters their choices aren't set in stone, that second choices can be as (or more) important as first choices in Iowa, and that three key candidates — Sanders, Warren, and Klobuchar — haven't been able to campaign recently.
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Even that plan doesn't seem to be set in stone: experts have noted the current plants don't have the type of foundations required for LCD fabrication, and while Foxconn had said the Gen 6 fab would be operational in 2020, it now says LCD production won't start until 2022.
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SO IT'S SOMETHING WE'RE GOING TO CAREFULLY LOOK AT. WHEN WE COME OUT WITH THE PLAN, WE'LL COME OBVIOUSLY OUT WITH THE DISTRIBUTION AND HOW IT IMPACTS PEOPLE AND THAT'S SOMETHING WE'RE VERY FOCUSED ON. QUICK: IS THAT -- THE MNUCHIN RULE IS NOT SET IN STONE AT THIS POINT, IT'S DEBATABLE?
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ET. Read More Early movers: TIF, EXPR, MSFT, HRL, HPE, INTU, MON, TM, AJG & more Overnight, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard told CNBC that a U.S. Federal Reserve rate hike in June or July wasn't set in stone, but labor data suggested it was time to pull the trigger.
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But if opinions about Trump are as set in stone as the latest survey indicates, all the abuse hurled at the president by his opponents, mainstream-media talking heads, and television comedians won't matter as much as the basic calculus that makes him the lesser of two evils for conservatives.
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While Lil B's legacy as a weirdo rapper and sports soothsayer has now been set in stone, the works that influenced everyone from Lil Yachty to Kendrick Lamar (it's not a coincidence that the only rapper to win a Pulitzer cites B as a hero) weren't widely available for some time.
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Most of the flights being canceled, which amount to less than 1 percent of the winter schedule until March, are on domestic German routes, the Eurowings spokesman said, adding that the changes were not set in stone and some routes could be added back at a later point in time.
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Legalities aside, the fact that President Trump is indicating that the tariffs will be negotiable on a country-by-country basis, rather than set in stone, diminishes the risk that this will be the beginning of an all-out trade war in which the very underpinnings of global commerce are threatened.
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Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs smart city subsidiary is working with the city of Toronto to help plan a brand new community, but nothing's set in stone on that front yet, with a 12-month lead-up period during which they'll work out the project and make sure all involved agree to move forward.
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Thirty hours into the game, my character is certainly tougher than he was after an hour of play, but Dark Souls' leveling system isn't as set in stone as other RPGs and my hero is not so superhuman that a few good sword thrusts won't leave him bleeding to death in the gutter.
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A spokesman for the House Homeland Security Committee told VICE News that its members were still working out a game plan for possible roundtables back in-district during the congressional recess but that nothing had been set in stone — and there are currently no plans to come back to Washington during August.
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The president's daughter Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE, also a senior adviser, may attend the opening, but her attendance isn't set in stone yet.
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WE'VE USED THE TERM "NORMALIZATION, RENORMALIZATION" TO KICK THINGS OFF AND EVENTUALLY WE CERTAINLY WANT TO GET THE FUNDS RATE UP TO A NORMAL LEVEL, THAT 3% 3.5% RATE, BUT LOOK I HAVE GOT TO TELL YOU I THOUGHT THE CHAIR WAS TERRIFIC YESTERDAY WHEN SHE SAID, YOU KNOW, THE DOTS AREN'T SET IN STONE.
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But areas like machine operation and coal mining, jobs "without specialized skills," are at risk Why it matters: While these projections aren't set in stone, they are used by guidance counselors in schools to help students choose a major, by colleges and universities to develop curriculum, and by work force development agencies, the NYT reports.
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Bottom line: The extent of the effect of the tariffs has yet to be set in stone — the exempted countries are still discussing with the administration what they will ultimately do about their exports to the U.S., and other countries still have the opportunity to either receive exemptions or hit back with reciprocal tariffs.
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Recent polls have found Warren and Sanders support to be more set in stone, and Monmouth's work appear to bear this out: 3443 percent of those who identify as "very liberal" said they know for sure who they will caucus for, while only 41 percent of those identifying as "moderate" or "conservative" said the same.
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And though you probably already have a coat that's actually warm and enough turtlenecks to outfit your entire office if you wanted to, that doesn't mean your wardrobe is set in stone,With a long few months of chilly temperatures still ahead, it's always nice to pick up a few fresh pieces that'll last you through spring.
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Exactly how severe the cold will be and when it'll hit is not set in stone just yet, but expect the first of these cold snaps to begin in Alberta and move southeast into the northern Plains and Midwest by midweek next week, with an extremely cold weekend in store for the Northeast starting on Dec. 16.
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Moderates are holding out hope that they'll see a more gradual "glide path" to end Medicaid expansion and that their leaders will find a way to make the tax credits more generous for low-income people, but nothing is set in stone leaving open a real question of if they'll be able to vote for what comes forward.
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The formula for being good at Hearthstone is already set in stone, and that is: Find the statistical best deck and learn to play it so you make no mistakes, learn which cards are the least important so you can switch those out to put in other cards, and play at certain times in reaction to what's trending.
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The $39.99 price point is not yet set in stone – it could still come down, but won't likely rise given Hulu's earlier promises and the now fiercely competitive market for streaming TV. Asked about the pricing, a Hulu spokesperson said the company is still in the process of building its live content package and has not finalized any pricing yet.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) on the Senate Finance Committee, said that Republican lawmakers have now gotten used to the fact that Trump "thinks by speaking" and makes remarks that are not set in stone.
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A controversial legislative framework that will strengthen and set in stone mass surveillance capabilities in the U.K. — including authorizing state agents to hack devices/services en masse and requiring ISPs to retain a year's worth of website access logs on all users — looks set to come into force later this year, after the last opportunity to amend the draft passed by yesterday in the U.K.'s upper chamber.
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