H.R. McMaster, Mr Trump's national security adviser, tried splitting the difference.
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Apparently designers loathed it — but Tam, splitting the difference, uses both.
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And splitting the difference, in this particular case, just wasn't an option.
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The Polar Ignite is a casual fitness smartwatch dedicated to splitting the difference.
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Currently, HarperCollins appears to be splitting the difference between the two traditional strategies.
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Splitting the difference between these two selections gives a reasonable picture of what Knock Knock is about.
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Often times, centrism is confused with being in the middle, or splitting the difference between both sides.
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There's no splitting the difference here by recognizing Ford's bravery and then casting Kavanaugh in the same heroic light.
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The couple fall into a domesticity that several years on seems to be splitting the difference between contentment and complacency.
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This is a fundamentally political question, and splitting the difference through complex acts of technocracy ends up alienating both sides.
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Splitting the difference, we visited for a third time on a Thursday, when the number of diners and the pace of service seemed just right.
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Warren, splitting the difference, attempted to fact-check some of the arguments Biden applied against Medicare-for-all, but didn't attack his plan as directly.
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Smashed between sliced ciabatta in the beleza sandwich, the pork's soft skin stands out, tearing apart willingly, splitting the difference between the kimchi's crunch and the belly's lushness.
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We wonder, though, whether it is better to offer an incentive for splitting the difference between the two parties or rather to work to make the two parties strong again.
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Today, the administration is splitting the difference, choosing to deal directly with Kim Jong Un first while coordinating with Six Party partners separately — perhaps shifting to a multilateral process later.
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So, if you're unsure whether to go for a single movie or a full-fledged series, consider splitting the difference and trying one of these spectacular limited series over the weekend.
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The proposal, however, would do this by collapsing reimbursement for evaluation and management from the five categories to just two categories and splitting the difference with increased reimbursement for the simplest cases.
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Splitting the difference between art and science, the exhibition is fundamentally conceptual and philosophical, making you question the nature of intelligence and emotion, as well as the boundary between A.I. and humans.
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Although many dream of inserting common sense and fairness to the tax code, that has been hard because so many features are the product of lobbying, haggling and splitting the difference in Congress.
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You could always count on a master class in splitting the difference between artistry and obviousness during the so-called Blaxploitation era (which "Proud Mary" practically pulls a muscle reaching back to evoke).
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With the muddled market outlook, several market strategists suggest splitting the difference: adding to positions in defensive sectors while looking for opportunities within beaten-up areas of the market, such as small caps.
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Nonetheless, 30-day challenges have exploded — even though, in light of the research surrounding 21 days and 42 days, the trend may simply be the result of splitting the difference between the two figures.
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S. Mill David Lloyd George, the great liberal leader and prime minister of the early 20th century, did not win office by splitting the difference between left and right, or through cool-headed technocratic arguments.
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Scientists at Cornell University have just taken the first step toward such robot with a light-up flexible skin that stretches to nearly six times its original size, splitting the difference between skin and screen.
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Splitting the difference between these two approaches is a third, employed by Sue Williams, D'metrius John Rice, and Tschabalala Self, in which an even balance is found between figuration and abstraction, neither quite getting the upper hand.
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In the biggest gallery — 19603-69 — a jewel-colored abstract film by Nalini Malani, of India, faces one of Sam Gilliam's idiosyncratic Color Field paintings, draped unstretched on the wall, splitting the difference between banner, curtain and tent.
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Democrats from some of these states, and perhaps others, may try splitting the difference by voting with Gorsuch on the filibuster (making Trump supporters happy) and voting against him on final confirmation (making their party's liberal base happy).
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At times it felt the Lib Dems were just splitting the difference between their rivals: before last year's general election Nick Clegg, then their leader, pledged to bring "heart" to a Tory government or "head" to a Labour one.
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The end result is a dramatic shot, with the drone splitting the difference between two trees, sunset shining on their outstretched branches, passing far closer than I would have felt comfortable with if I was the one in control.
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A grisly comedic thriller written and directed by Nicolas Pesce (his 2016 horror film "The Eyes of My Mother" got some positive notes), "Piercing" has an audaciousness that largely lies in splitting the difference between viewer interest and viewer exasperation.
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In the end, the jury ended up splitting the difference by ruling that Samsung needs to pay Apple $533.3 million in damages for violating the three design patents—that's on top of the $5.3 million for violating two utility patents, bringing the total to about $539 million.
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Splitting the difference between commercial slickness and graphic-novel solemnity, this Trek offers PG-13 violence, audience-pandering exposition dumps, cliffhanger endings, Game of Thrones–style pomp, and a touch of Lost's mystery-box plotting, but also poker-faced musings on quantum science, moral relativism, logic vs.
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Assigned to Commander Lawrence (Bradley Whitford, splitting the difference between the creepily cool dad he played in "Get Out" and the wry characters he often portrays in Aaron Sorkin projects), she enters a dark, ornate home of the kind that a fairy tale witch might occupy.
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Splitting the difference between the Tefaf's more conservative estimate of $45 billion and Art Basel's more comprehensive $56.6 billion (which includes more data on auction sales of Chinese ceramics and works of art), we might say that last year about $50 billion of art was sold worldwide.
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Negotiators have also agreed to adopt language included in the Senate bill that would repeal the federal mandate requiring people to buy health insurance, a core part of ObamaCare Negotiators are splitting the difference between the Senate and House bills over what to do about the mortgage interest deduction.
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With on-site nurses, therapists, behavior analysts, speech therapists, 25 hours of therapy a week, and vocational training, After The Impact addresses all of the problems as best they can, putting patients in a supportive yet open environment, splitting the difference between the hyper-controlled environment in which they thrived and the freedom to which they must now adjust.
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204 was "splitting the difference" between the popular .224 varmint rounds such as the .220 Swift and .22-250 Remington, and the tiny .
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Spring 1989. RealAudio stream here Archived 2016-07-04.Doniger, Wendy (1999). Splitting the Difference: Gender and Myth in Ancient Greece and India (Jordan Lectures in Comparative Religion).
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An agreement on Cambodia (where the North Vietnamese had no influence whatsoever over the Khmer Rouge) was out of the question. The size of the ICCS was finally decided by splitting the difference in the number demanded by both parties at 1,160 personnel.Lipsman and Weiss, pp. 22, 30.
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Model E Runabout 1905 The Model E was released in January, 1905. It was a featherweight runabout model with seating for two, priced at $750 in 1905. It used a wheelbase, splitting the difference between the C and the B/F. No detachable tonneau to make it a four-seater was available.
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The album failed to chart on the Billboard 200 but peaked at number thirty-one of the Top Country Albums spending eight weeks in the charts. Allmusic stated that Chambers "manages the not-unremarkable accomplishment of splitting the difference between Emmylou Harris's crystalline purity and Lucinda Williams's rough-hewn emotional honesty".[ "Mark Deming review on Wayward Angel"]. Allmusic. Retrieved 10 October 2007.
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The Muffs is the debut album by the pop punk band The Muffs, released on May 11, 1993 on Warner Bros. Records. The album contains the single "Big Mouth". "Everywhere I Go" was later used in a popular Fruitopia television commercial (the cassette version of the track is actually the demo; the band was torn between which version to release and ended up splitting the difference).
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" He added, "There's atheist and there's agnostic, and I'm okay with us not splitting the difference on those; if you are just not a super-religious person, you are on my team.""Bill Maher explains his 'apatheism,' apathetic atheism". CNN Belief Blogs, July 12, 2011. Several months later on a 2012 episode of his HBO show, Maher declared that "idiots must stop claiming that atheism is a religion [...] believe it or not, I don't really enjoy talking about religion all the time.
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24 Doniger's works that feature LGBT interpretations of Hindu myths include the books Siva: The Erotic Ascetic, Tales of Sex and Violence,Doniger O'Flaherty (1987) and Splitting the difference: gender and myth in ancient Greece and India.Doniger (1999) Michael Witzel, a Professor of Sanskrit, said that Wendy Doniger's knowledge of Vedic Sanskrit is severely flawed.Invading the Sacred, p.66 Nicholas Kazanas, a European Indologist, has also criticised Doniger's works and wrote that Doniger seems to be obsessed with only one meaning of myths: the most sexual imaginable.
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Rick Griffin's original design for the cover of Down in the Groove. In a review published in his Consumer Guide column, Robert Christgau wrote, "Where Self Portrait was at least weird, splitting the difference between horrible and hilarious, [Dylan is now] forever professional—not a single remake honors or desecrates the original. All he can do to a song is Dylanize it, and thus his Danny Kortchmar band and his Steve Jones-Paul Simonon band are indistinguishable, immersed in that patented and by now meaningless one-take sound." Christgau would later call Down in the Groove "horrendous product".
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By refusing to hold employers accountable for accommodating pregnant workers the same way it accommodates disabled workers, the Court fails to equally value that group's interests and thus is subordinating. Practically, this logic may be recognizing the fact that employers should be able to discern between on-duty and off-duty injuries and should be able to treat them differently. The common distinction rewards workers who perform certain types of duties (ultrahazardous jobs) and allows employers to keep costs lower by not having to accommodate everyone with such a request. The majority's opinion is perhaps best conceptualized as splitting the difference between these two important policy issues: supporting the accommodation of pregnant workers but allowing employers to accommodate only some of its workforce.
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