How do you think through and how did you think through what life working for Verizon was going to be like?
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When Carroll deploys the White Knight or Humpty Dumpty, he is mocking the intellectual's habit of trying to think through things that you can't really think through.
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Demos: It is something that we had to think through.
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How should we think through the morality of empathetic hedonism?
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But scientists are starting to think through these problems now.
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Taking the time to think through these factors is essential.
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"Think through carefully what you plan to do," he said.
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I just think through a lot of industrial areas, too.
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Perpetrators are given an opportunity to think through their actions.
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But I like to think through weird scenarios, you know?
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That means really creating culture, I think, through the network. Absolutely.
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We wanted to think through experience to make it really pleasant.
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Think through exactly how you plan to use your newfound savings.
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Not really, I think, through any particular fault of his own.
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The positive response it's gotten, I didn't think through to that.
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"We are starting to think through the various scenarios," Thune said.
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To think through a story, to see it and feel it.
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Putting the pieces together Police started to think through Broehm's theory.
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I learned to think through physical problems by solving physical problems.
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Some experts warned, though, that Congress should think through unintended consequences.
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They are hardly able to think through complicated, life-altering decisions.
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There's a lot there to think through and bring attention to.
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"These are unintended consequences that we've got to think through, " Gutierrez insisted.
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There's a lot more to think through on this Jonathan Zittrain: Yeah.
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I was trying to think through all of the components of housing.
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" "My son is very sorry, he did not think through the consequences.
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They think through the sequencing, the function, the variables and the priorities.'
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Think through how much demographic information you want to reveal about yourself.
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You have to think through the possibilities and decide what feels right.
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They help you think through the decision to remove the air tube.
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"Think through all the details of the entire process," Ms. Oktay advised.
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It also helps to get white Americans to think through their hypocrisy.
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So let's make sure we think through the right way to do that.
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Many strategies take time to think through or are best acted on early.
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I asked six constitutional and criminal law experts to think through these questions.
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It likes to think through its ideas, and spend time with its characters.
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"We need to think through carefully the consequences of any action," she said.
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Before any talk, think through your wants and needs, and assess your goals.
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"You really have to sit down and think through the consequences," said Kazemi.
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The next few weeks will bring you plenty of choices to think through.
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Regardless, The Giver at least attempts to think through solutions for this issue.
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Think through all scenarios – good and bad – and begin plotting out a solution.
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"The government will have to think through some of the issues," he added.
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Dew advised entrepreneurs to think through their fundraising strategies before going after capital.
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"We didn't think through scenario one, two or three," Mr. Kromer, 44, said.
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For anyone who wants to think through the subject, I recommend Frum's article.
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As I watched the rally, it was impossible not to think through counterfactuals.
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When they can, we'll have bigger issues to think through than copyright enforcement.
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Just to think through the better way to handle some of those nuances.
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"Of course, the problem is people don't think through the downsides," Klitzman said.
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Museums need to think through these issues in their programming, exhibitions, and discussions.
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So you think through what the right is, the quote-unquote fever swamp.
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" He said he is "trying to think through 20203," and that "that's a decision I'm trying to think through from a personal and family point of view and also whether what I believe is going to be on offer by somebody.
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We have to navigate this, we have to think through what this really means.
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He asked Barkana to help him think through what could possibly be going on.
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It's also crucial to think through how you're planning to use your potential savings.
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And so you can think through thoughts and the blocks almost fill themselves in.
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So take a weekend to think through your options — and start saving right away.
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"The problem is that he often says things he doesn't think through," Duckworth said.
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As a result, car companies need to think through different ways of generating income.
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Bournous of Syriza, it was necessary for the CPC to think through the way
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You have to think through how this going to affect lower socio-economic populations.
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You try to think through your notebook on how to have a good restart.
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And so I've been helping them as they start to think through those products.
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"Maybe Palantir didn't really think through the connotations that come with that," Ellis said.
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But it's not too soon to think through the implications of the likely answer.
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I think I was walking off denial and starting to think through the implications.
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There are some other immediate ethical considerations to think through as the science progresses.
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"It's delicate... There are lots of things to think through and analyze," he said.
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We need to think through really specific scenarios that make campaigns different from other workplaces.
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But I think through the disagreements, it's probably how you arrive at the right answers.
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But that requires regulators, policymakers, scientists and civil society to think through deep ethical questions.
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I think through 2016, there was a sense that social media was just becoming toxic.
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For us to survive and thrive, we need to think through where we are unique.
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Ganch: What does it mean to think through the lens of craft and materials studies?
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Help your kid think through the challenges and whether they're safe or have potential risks.
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JIM CRAMER: Do you think through artificial intelligence you'll be able to monitor a pattern?
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The big value-add, Kitces said, will be helping clients think through more complex questions.
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"We're starting to think through a way to monetize those insights we have," Green said.
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Well, they didn't think through all of the things they were going to break. Yeah.
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I think through that process, and as I grew, I just started to embrace it.
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When you stop to think through them, many of these things are obvious and intuitive.
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They're more likely to think through what they're saying and the choices that they're making.
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So it's important to think through what's going to be the most comfortable for you.
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Its purpose would be to think through family matters, air grievances and simply reopen communication.
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Most important: Try to think through, in advance, some creative ways to resolve this problem.
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The company took great care to think through the details of the new campus' appearance.
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It behoves them to think through what needs regulating, and what does not, with care.
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I think through traveling, my brothers and sisters always put me on to different things.
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Epidemiological modeling is useful in helping the public think through what's possible with the disease.
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They need some time to think through whether this is something they want to revisit.
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"It puts a big load on the manager to have to think through it themselves."
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Individuals who own guns need to think through their insurance coverage, particularly for liability, carefully.
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Kaepernick by default has a greater responsibility that he needs to think through and understand.
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And in the case of bitcoin, it&aposs kind of difficult to think through it.
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"Little by little," he said, he began to think through a strategy for getting out.
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"People who don't think through their purchase plan will get into financial trouble," Janetis said.
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These are dangerous times, and you have to think through your strategy in that context.
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Think through your priorities, how the week went, and what you want to accomplish next.
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Roger's always been someone that I've called along the years to help me think through decisions.
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So it was in real time having us think through what's the right thing to do.
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This also translates to him not being able to think through the entire decision-making process.
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The next week I revisited the piece, wanting to think through my initial, opening night dismay.
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"I think through sport, I've learned to trust and I've learned how to communicate," Umstead says.
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The Moon is in Aquarius today, helping you logically think through some very heavy, emotional subjects.
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I THINK PEOPLE HAVE TO SIT AND THINK THROUGH EXACTLY WHAT THE PUTS AND TAKES ARE.
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This isn't an easy thing to think through, so I don't envy Twitter on this topic.
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Yet even Frum isn't willing to think through what the Trumpization of the Republican Party means.
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We just … you know… we were young … you don't think through the practical side of things.
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But I also told Marcelas that he's always had the ability to think through things himself.
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I could probably look at the record and think through which things did I take from.
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Let's think through some of these issues and technologies and jobs and other kinds of things.
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Generally, interviewers ask these types of questions to watch candidates squirm and think through their answers.
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Know what you are working for: Think through what your goals are and detail them out.
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Rather, we need to actively think through problems in new ways to achieve innovative, elegant solutions.
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Frequently, he has inspired me to think through the issues from a different point of view.
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But you've got to have a plan to help you think through trade-offs and choices.
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He suggested that the administration did not fully think through the consequences on all those parties.
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The job of a teacher is to help students think through what constitutes a reasonable argument.
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And we like long-form writing where people really think through an idea and present it.
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Partners at Sequoia Capital encouraged their company founders to think through every assumption about their business.
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I think opinions we disagree with can help us think through and sharpen our own arguments.
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That involves guiding patients as they think through their problems and come up with possible solutions.
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Democrats who attack from the center don't always think through the potential impact of their words.
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So I spent some time yesterday looking for critiques of Lilla, to think through their arguments.
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Having that support can help you think through the choices and stick to a spending limit.
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But people who care about these programs should think through how these cuts could take effect.
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I think through a 38-game winning streak, you're not going to play your best every night.
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But lacking the tools or theory to think through something does not mean that something isn't important.
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Mr. Reamer, who is 80, has laid out four principles to help the layperson think through investing.
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Instead of 'I want a black lab,' we want to people really think through choosing a pet.
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That's the question that I'm thinking through, that a lot of folks are starting to think through.
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When a Magic designer creates a card, they have to think through all of its use cases.
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So, to truly win the economic argument, Republicans must think through and win the health care argument.
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" She continued, "I think through all the s— we've been through, something like this shouldn't break us.
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Rather than a prediction or a hot take, here's a way to think through the different alternatives.
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We got in a fight and I told him to take the weekend to think through things.
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It would cause them to think through their role in that process, perhaps for the first time.
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They say Biden and his team are using the extra time to think through some big ideas.
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How would we think through Wakanda's history and politics if it were a real East African country?
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Sometimes the best escape is an opportunity to furrow your brow and think through a challenging puzzle.
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These encourage the person to think through or at least explain his or her position more fully.
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You'll be eager to express yourself tonight, but take time to really think through how you feel.
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Think through variations of what could happen: What if the parent who is well also falls ill?
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The answers I received were insightful and unsparing and gave me a great deal to think through.
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If he wants to talk about something, I'm there to listen and help him think through stuff.
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Before times get desperate, think through how you can reposition your brand now to survive what's ahead.
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I had a triple-digit fever, a screaming baby, and little ability to think through insurance billing.
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That is the natural consequence of engaging in public debate and attempting to think through contested issues.
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Sketching maps might seem old-fashioned, but the forecasters said it helped them think through their data.
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Even some Republicans are cautioning the administration to move slowly and to think through the potential repercussions.
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The delay would allow "additional time to think through the associated potential impacts and possible solutions," he said.
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It's important to be deliberate about failure, to think through what happened so that you can get better.
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I mean, it takes – and that's 40 or 50 companies working together to really think through the issues.
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They didn't actually get to go and feel love, or think through, 'Oh, is this what I want?
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I think through all the experience we've developed with partners and otherwise, we will have solutions for this.
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Which means it may be time to sit down and think through what happens if you suddenly die.
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Make sure you have someone you trust, who can help you think through opportunities as they come up.
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Facebook's Libra launch could force the federal government to think through how to regulate crypto and blockchain technologies.
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"My goal is for you to think through this stuff a little bit better," he finally said. Sen.
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It would needlessly complicate the series and add a whole lot of unnecessary plot points to think through.
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"We need people to stop, take a deep breath, and think through the way to yes," he said.
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Think through how to resolve and integrate these things into who you want to be, as a person.
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Another option is to wait a couple of beats and fully think through your contribution before speaking up.
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Think through what you want your career to look like and get the resources you need to succeed.
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Don't ask financial dependents or those with psychological conditions that might cloud their ability to think through consequences.
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I didn't expect definitive answers, I told them; I just wanted to hear them think through the questions.
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I always think through how and where I'm going to get my food every day of every week.
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I think that's why it's important to think through boundaries on that surveillance now — before it becomes routine.
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The Moon and Mercury meet in Aries at 7:33 AM, encouraging us to think through our feelings.
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Then it can be used to think through and justify any use case of torture you might want.
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He was smart and shrewd, with an ability to analyze and think through a problem, step by step.
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That means I don't want to think through their position or about what they're really going to do.
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"These two areas take a disproportionate amount of my time to help drive and think through," said Adamczyk.
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But a lot of people probably don't realize this or think through the implications of not doing so.
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"Given that these companies are so high-risk, you sort of have to think through that," he said.
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Think through what else in the broader context (economy, industry, organization) could be contributing to this job challenge.
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Then (later, if you need to), think through what you might be able to learn from the situation.
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Asking yourself how often you'll use something before buying it will help you think through your purchases more.
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Every day this week, I've used various games on Apple Arcade to think through questions about the service.
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Think through the skills and relationships you've built over time, and how they may apply in this setting.
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" A month earlier in a separate interview with Kansas City radio station KCUR, he said a possible presidential run is "on my radar screen," but he added: "I am trying to think through 2020, and that's a decision I'm trying to think through from a personal and family point of view.
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One of his jobs was to help the company think through how publishers could make money on the platform.
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And I think through that, we really surface what people are interested in making work in response to now.
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Here are four tips to help you think through which of these additional benefits could be right for you.
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Whatever happens next, it's clear that Spotify — which just went public — didn't think through the implications of its actions.
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Amid the whirl of embraces and congratulations at the election night party, Nugnes struggled to think through the ramifications.
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But the key is for all of the key people to come together and really think through these issues.
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If you look at many of the workplaces today, Jim helped think through that and implement that at Steelcase.
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Some people say that the President simply speaks his mind and doesn't always think through everything that he says.
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This month has not been easy, with so much to think through, and so many feelings to sort out.
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You have to think through the potential path that could get you there, even if it is currently uncharted.
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As the movement matures, it's appropriate to think through how we should respond, as a society, to those words.
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" Another, Hugh Wiley, said: "He would think through a riding problem and always come up with an intelligent answer.
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In the workshop, Ms. Southard attempted to get the room of future genetic genealogists to think through those questions.
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But that is definitely a game-changer, and I'm going to have to sit back and think through that.
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Here are a few possible prompts that can help students think through relationships and comparisons in their books: 22012.
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Reality: The U.S. really did think through using nuclear bombs as spacecraft propulsion in the 1950s in Project Orion.
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Knowing what will happen can help someone think through if they are able to provide that kind of care.
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Today's readers, by contrast, are playing catch-up, scrambling to think through the implications of an electoral fait accompli.
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And I'd hear some engineers and designers just quickly think through this question and say, yes, sure, why not?
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Think through all the things that go through your life, and that's a small window into what incarceration does.
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"You want to be able to think through your next steps and be proactive, as opposed to reactive," Torabi says.
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KEVIN JOHNSON: Well, Jim, I think there is a lot of issues that we have to think through on that.
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Just one of those days where you had to think through it and make adjustments while the game went on.
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However, Nelson points out, it's important that computer scientists think through why they've chosen to use race over other categories.
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They also were interested in ways to live forever, but also in how we think through the inevitability of death.
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She said she "didn't take time to think through it" and emphasized the improved policies Thinx has in place now.
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She suggested Twitter could avoid similar problems by designating an employee to think through the ways features might be abused.
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You need to not only have a rule of thumb, but really think through what retirement looks like to you.
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Just think through what would happen to earnings and margins if even a small part of that promise came through.
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It's one more word we have to add to our expanding analytical lexicon to think through the Orange-Haired Monster.
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"I think that's something that we're going to have a lot of time to kind of think through," Roberts said.
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It's important to think through what kind of response people in your industry have when your name is brought up.
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When I want to think through an issue or riff on some whimsical notion, I spin out a Twitter essay.
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The halting problem has been used to think through other tricky issues relating to the future of advanced artificial intelligence.
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Following these steps, they say, will help you think through your dreams so that they become goals, and eventually, reality.
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"I think through either or a settlement or a very successful trial the new T-Mobile is coming," he said.
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Think through your gym's layout, and how you might be able to carve out a little section just for you.
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Not to punt on the moral question or preach about it, but to think through a problem with his congregation.
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Of course, this is just one of many models that help us think through something as complicated as climate change.
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There are three philosophical questions to think through when it comes to lying during an interview: What if everyone lied?
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Health policy experts say that this health initiative would be problematic if Facebook did not think through the privacy implications.
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Then, the attendees completed worksheets that asked them to think through challenges and set goals for their solo sex lives.
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Tiffany Haddish voices Tuca, the fun-loving, curvaceous toucan who speaks her mind but fails to think through her decisions.
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First, "understand" the power of the pause: It gives you time to think through your best alternatives and seek counsel.
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"Patterns will emerge if you think through the lens of what businesses could exist" to support that hobby, he explained.
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"My goal is for you to think through this stuff a little bit better," Mr. Franken said, raising his voice.
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I understand all that, but we are where we are and I'm trying to think through the options we have.
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PG Does #MeToo put pressure on you to think through the projects you take on, the directors you work with?
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I could see what they were struggling with and excited about and could think through how it might affect me.
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The sessions give them tools they can use to slow down and think through their options in times of stress.
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Here are a few ways to think through how the economy might have shaped up had the Fed acted differently.
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Every time they are staged or taught, viewers and readers have to think through the implications of the plays anew.
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This is a good time to think through what you truly want or need out of your relationship or situation.
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"Basically, I served to help him think through problems and reinforce his own instincts," Mr. Burson said of Mr. Burke.
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The experts didn't arrive at anything like a consensus, but their creative ideas can help us think through our options.
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However, the narrative does offer us one model to think through that I thought was valuable, and that's around experience.
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They don't write in ways that are deliberately misleading, and it's useful to think through why I disagree with them.
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"You'd carefully think through any call like that, you'd make your two or three points, [then] over and out," he said.
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Putting this into a markets context, investors tend to lose the ability to think through the consequences beyond five minutes out.
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"You have to think through these things very carefully so you're never letting in somebody that's not allowed in," Johnson said.
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There's no possible way you could logically think through all of that… I truly believe there are other people out there.
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So it's important to really think through the downside scenarios and consider very carefully what security you are prepared to grant.
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But he has provided an opportunity to think through the assumptions of the original research by Messrs Autor, Dorn and Hanson.
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But I am going to take Brown's advice, and try to think through which parts of the app, exactly, are helpful.
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He was clear that he had "thinking to do and that he needed time to think through everything," an adviser said.
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"We need to think through the strategy, to take all the shortcuts we can find," he said in one text message.
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I have to think through a whole process in order to get the prosthetic to do what I want it to.
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Still, Mr Trump's ambivalence about allies is almost an invitation to think through the implications of an end to Pax Americana.
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We're asking Jim to again help think through how we help people be mobile, and change the way the world moves.
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It's interesting because I think through touch and the sensory experience, I'm discovering more about the intangible which is really interesting.
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Mr Parrish: Mental models help us understand others' perspectives and think through problems but they don't tell us what to think.
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Think through your financial goalsIf your credit is in good shape, then it's time to begin thinking about your refinancing goals.
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KAPLAN: SO, WE'VE BEEN IN A GLOBAL OVERSUPPLY SITUATION WE THINK THROUGH PART OF 17 -- 14 TO 17 -- 2014 TO 17.
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A split-second decision needs to be made, and you can't think through the outcomes and tradeoffs for every possible response.
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To think through this stimulus, it helps to think back to the last economic crisis and the stimulus we got then.
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Emily offers Nadia an avatar for herself, a way to think through what happened to her without it hurting too much.
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I wanted him to help me think through what's wrong in the press, what I'm doing wrong in my own work.
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In the absence of hardball questions, he seemed to think through the details of some of his policies in real time.
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"My orientation, again, is to really want to think through the details of how will this actually play out," she said.
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"My orientation, again, is to really want to think through the details of how will this actually play out," she said.
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Each season, I put together Pinterest boards with inspirational images that I use to think through what I want to buy.
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I asked why Summer didn't focus prospectively on helping borrowers think through their student loan products before they take them on.
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Take a few minutes before your team member comes into the room, and think through what you talked about last time.
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I'd say that you should talk to your relative about all this and try to help him think through his choices.
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That seems to be a chronic problem for male wonks trying to think through the challenges of the two-income trap.
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We also believed there was a way to think through this problem, resulting in a new model that challenges normative development practices.
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"We are just beginning to think through what will have to happen legally and it is massive, absolutely massive," he told Reuters.
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"Oh listen, we just finished [the hearing] three minutes ago, so give us time to sort of think through it," Burr said.
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"You need to actually think through, what are the gains and benefits, what's the probability of these things actually happening," says Soltoff.
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Boucheron invites us to think through how Machiavelli became synonymous with unscrupulous despotism when the real man suffered for his republican allegiances.
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But if you're posting pics of baby, you may want to think through the impact and potential trajectory of what you post.
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I tried to think through the impossible situation, searching for some avenue or way to solve things, but continually came up empty.
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But as I said, for me, I don't really mind having to think through what I say, because I'm a college professor.
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That instinct to carefully think through her answers has sometimes tripped her up in the lightning fast arena of 2020 presidential politics.
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"I was just shocked at her age that she wanted to think through everyone she wanted to pray for," her mother said.
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Sara Chipps and Brooke Moreland are on a mission to change the way young girls think, through the toys they play with.
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NATO exercises have adapted to make hybrid attacks center stage, forcing military minds to think through their response to a complicated challenge.
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"I would say that that is something that the robotics community as a whole has tended to not think through," says Shelton.
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WeWork will also think through options for making more money out of buildings, including by renting conference rooms and spaces for events.
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The Moon in Pisces and Mercury in Capricorn connect at 8:28 AM, inspiring us to think through and discuss our feelings.
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Strategy: "Anytime I'm thinking through a big decision, I call them to help me think through it," including fundraising and product launches.
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"It'd be harder for birthing families to really get the space and time to really think through decisions they're making," she says.
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"It'd be harder for birthing families to really get the space and time to really think through decisions they're making," she says.
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Silicon Valley has been better at changing the world (even if through breaking things) than taking pause to think through the consequences.
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But before you accept and pop the champagne, you'll need to think through whether the promotion is one you'll want to accept.
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So you really have to think through what the book is, because publishing into a news cycle like this is a challenge.
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"Can "strategically think through vacation options based on the developmental levels of the kids and the need for the mom to relax.
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But, although he admits he knew that Hunter Biden was on the board of Burisma, he didn't quite think through the implications.
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The enormity of the galaxy, and the enormity of the mystery of what it's made of, is really hard to think through.
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I've been trying to think through the next step: What effect will a ballooning deficit have on markets and the political climate?
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We need to think through this, but we also need to reflect and act, and raise the power of our institutional voices.
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Current staff rely on a network of ex-members and former senior staffers for information and to help them think through issues.
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You have four years, which is actually a really good time to really think through your strategy, your platform, the policy agenda.
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Now I imagine that somehow, you didn't bother to think through this imbecilic move...but you have made a terrible, awful, irreparable mistake.
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But the best management teams out there think through all the different scenarios: the good, the bad, and the spectrum within, she said.
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It's a distinction I wrote about earlier this year, when trying to think through how tech companies should respond to the Christchurch killing.
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So before you head out, think through the following four questions to help decide whether—and how—to trade on your next vacation.
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"I think through October, the President will be increasing his involvement in this race, and that doesn't just mean through travel," Earnest said.
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Halverson doesn't give the man much time to think through his decision to end his life — he tackles him to the ground instead.
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There are a lot of issues that he has tended to shoot from the hip, rather than think through and understand the details.
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In each case, the writers will sit together and think through all of the situations when a customer might be talking to Alexa.
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Sources familiar with the situation tell us Taylor is undecided and is trying to think through the consequences of filing a police report.
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And we need to think through the continuing challenges of our fellow Americans needing to cast ballots remotely, especially our military from overseas.
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It's a fantastic day to connect with your partners, or think through some issues in your relationships—people are eager to get along.
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When comparing lenders, make sure to consider closing costs and think through how long it will take you to "break even" after refinancing.
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We really need to think through what we want to have, how we want to work with them, particularly respecting -- EMANUEL: Bad government.
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Often, it was only when prompted to think through the different examples of potential side effects that they became aware of their prevalence.
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We have to think through how we can make benefits more portable and how we can create a more flexible high-skill workforce.
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"You can't think through all the problems a simple sandwich will present until you're making 50 to 75 a day," Mr. Akuto said.
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Or at least have people think through these ideas and create conversations across different groups of subreddits so that it's not these silos.
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Families can formulate plans about telework and think through options for caring for the young and the elderly, should self-isolation be needed.
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Of course, the dog didn't think through the physics here—or maybe he did and just thought it would be a good joke.
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Ms. Bradley recommends that new heirs enter "a decision-free zone" for at least several months to a year to think through options.
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"Obviously you lose some of that if you break it up, but it's still something we need to think through," he told Cramer.
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Our writers have advice on what to view and what to think through, but first: a cartoon about when you meet your robocaller.
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But it usually takes a few days to think through the potential impact of what these announcements mean from a big-picture perspective.
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Zhuang became an important node for me to learn from and think through photography in Cambodia, and later the region as a whole.
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This risks creating an environment through which you think through problems, make decisions, and seek information when you're trying to analyze complex situations.
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"I am not sure he will spend much time in prison, but hopefully it gives him time to think through his actions," she said.
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You can process challenges and think through things you were blocked by and then by Monday you feel more empowered to get work done.
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She'd set the table carefully and think through who'd be sitting next to whom, no matter if the tables had two or 20 people.
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Buttigieg's calm and nuanced ability to think through complex and weighty issues, impressive as they are, are only half the equation of presidential leadership.
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But all of a sudden, I'm home, and it's the first time I ever had to think through the question: 'What do you do?
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He has to think through things and has to process more information just to get to the same answer, so that affects his speech.
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Season 7 is still a little over two weeks away, but we want to give you plenty of time to think through your selections.
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The first key lesson from Georgia is to think through publicly naming any supposed hacker, whether a criminal, a nation or a political rival.
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Rather than just deciding to be located in a city because it is the hot thing to do, startups should think through that decision.
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We've only begun to think through how self-driving cars could one day reshape our roads, cities, and lives — for better and for worse.
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Then work up to bigger things … Making small decisions in a timely fashion will help train your brain to think through questions more quickly.
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Dota 2 games generally last 30 to 45 minutes, and players have to constantly think through what action will lead to long-term success.
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The work of Northwestern Doctoral Candidate Theodore Foster and what he describes as "neoliberal civil rights memory" has been helping me think through this.
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To help think through all the decisions that need to be made when you're selecting new hardware, we asked designers and suppliers for advice.
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Within the Department of Justice, our criminal division's cybersecurity unit recently put out a paper to help companies think through creating such a program.
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They should think through all the practical, individual impacts their health care bill will have as it goes through the Senate and conference processes.
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"It is getting every actor and stakeholder engaged in the conflict around Afghanistan to recalculate, recalibrate, and think through the basic premise," Ghani said.
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"We might start with one or two providers to start hardening the API and think through how we would create a marketplace," he said.
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Let's think through these new dynamics with a little thought experiment: • A prominent Democratic woman becomes the front-runner for the nomination in 2020.
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An arts festival in Athens created an opportunity for international artists to think through the power and impact of archeology on nationalism and history.
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Many came from Silicon Valley because they felt anxious about what they were building and needed a place to talk and think through it.
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So Mr. Weil connected the two over email and took a step back, giving them the space to research and think through the details.
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Once that bridge is made, artists and arts organizations can become advisors; constituents can call upon elected leaders to help them think through problems.
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The Democratic senator responded with exasperation, "My goal is for you to think through this stuff a little bit better," according to The NYT.
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Helping them think through how they might react or behave in certain scenarios can give them the confidence to make better decisions under pressure.
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I have to think through my choices, and the conduit to which my comedy flows has to have a level of intelligence to it.
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Outgoing Goldman talent chief Dane Holmes outlined for us the thought exercise he uses to think through big decisions — like leaving the investment bank
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In separate episodes of "The Twenty Minute VC," the Sequoia partners Pat Grady and Mike Vernal discussed how they think through the investment process.
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The museum-hotel hybrid presents practical challenges for the museum team, whose members think through workaday situations that a museum designer might never confront.
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It's been leading the stock market for the last three years and it's going to make you think through the weekend is that's ending.
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SM: Can appreciating this moment in terms of the wake assist the non-Black viewers — can the non-Black viewer think through the wake?
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So, make sure to think through the message and the circumstances before adding your signature — particularly if you're thinking of using a snarkier one.
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But soon, I realized that Breslin was calling me not just to ask what's going in Iraq or to think through material for his column.
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Moreover, it does not happen in the way that Trump and other Republicans seem to think: through in-person impersonation or individuals voting multiple times.
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Often asking, "What's the worst that could happen?" is like a death sentence, but you have to think through the possible downsides to mitigate them.
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McConnell explained that lawmakers were very focused on the needs of the 9/11 families and didn't take the time to think through the consequences.
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I hypothesize here, again, but as we think through the implications of what's happening now, it seems important to know how to distinguish the two.
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" "So I think the administration has to think through clearly," Vershbow said, "because without an 'or else,' it's not going to be a credible message.
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The move is meant to encourage young players to think through situations and handle the puck rather than just automatically flinging it down the ice.
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"There must be some of us who say: Let's step back for a moment and think through the implications of our actions today," she pleaded.
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In one-hour phone sessions each month, Delaine helped Ms. Abt think through what was important to her — being home by bath time every evening?
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He was trained to think through problems systematically, and he envisioned a host of undiscussed downsides: truck traffic, odor, inadequate waste disposal, public health risks.
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We're going to have to fundamentally think through how we're supporting a young group of renters and how they're accumulating wealth for their own retirements.
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Instead, take the time to breathe, think through the facts of the situation, utilize a quiet zone, and ground yourself with what you're grateful for.
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One way to fight back against these self-defeating urges is to be aware of them and take a moment to think through your choices.
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"Writing that was a very cathartic experience because it required me really to think through and describe the experiences that I had had," King said.
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So you have plenty of time to think through your options, but we would be surprised to see anything better at this time of year.
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"A lot of times people get excited and rush in with the new technology and then don't necessarily think through all the applications," Damon said.
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The idea behind Nivea's "White is Purity" campaign was to tout Nivea's antiperspirant as non-staining, but someone clearly didn't think through the racist implications.
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I still quite enjoy watching Fox News because I think it makes me think through my arguments and make sure I'm on the right side.
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In fact that coverage helps us to think through our due diligence and to ask each other if we are living up to our mission.
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I reached out to her this week to help think through some of the broader narratives around the recent elections in Europe and North America.
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With top agency positions vacant, the United States has to rely on the Trump White House alone to think through a response to North Korea.
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He doesn't have the godlike gifts of Superman and Wonder Woman, but they can't solve problems or think through a plan as well as Batman.
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Lucky for the designing companies, they have a little more time to think through some of the potential negative consequences of what they are creating.
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You got to understand where it comes from, and then you got to think through a way out of that, where you give people hope.
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There are a few ways to think through what would happen if Trump were to weaken the fuel economy standards and/or rescind California's waivers.
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But a show like this needed to acknowledge this gray area, to think through the relationship between the museum display case and the shop window.
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What's interesting to me is to think through how the Palestinians, both Israeli citizens and in the territories, are starting to shift this conversation among themselves.
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I think through all the craziness and all the busy-ness just continue to listen, to communicate and to enjoy this crazy, little time, post Bachelorette.
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We looked at that and said okay, this has to end, and we have the means to think through these problems as a product designer would.
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Add quantum theory to the mix, though, and then think through the consequences, and doubts start to emerge about what order events are really happening in.
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A genetic counselor, on the other hand, can help patients think through how they're going to feel with the possible outcomes from any test, Beck says.
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I think through those conversations, those friendships, those relationships we can more naturally learn how to empathize with each other and be allies for each other.
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People have a tendency to not really think through what job number one really is, though, which is being given an opportunity to tell a story.
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The Navy trained us to operate in a fast-moving environment where we often had to think through problems without any time to ask for direction.
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"This is [a situation] that now live entertainment, especially concert venues and promoters, are definitely going to have to more thoroughly think through now," he said.
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In general, the standard demographic variables that are available in traditional polls aren't very good at helping us think through complicated issues of class and identity.
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Their trolling seemed to reflect the behavioral disinhibition and poor judgment common in young people who may not think through consequences rather than any psychological disorder.
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I also learned a great deal about how an operating system actually works by having to think through directory structures and follow logical sequences of commands.
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" As for the next steps, he said Ms. Warren was "going to take time right now to think through the right way to continue this fight.
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After all, critics aren't just supposed to tell moviegoers what to see; they're supposed to help them think through and better understand what they've already seen.
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I needed more time to think through the case, I stammered, but barely 10 minutes had passed before there were four more notes on my pager.
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It's a springboard to help people think through how they want to be cared for when they're in a vulnerable state and need to make decisions.
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But I'm trying to think through are there certain places where we had blind spots, certain things that didn't work like we (and insurance plans) expected?
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Gropius ideologically envisioned this new perceptual field as educating the masses and teaching a new way to think through the re-edification of the mass psyche.
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Because what I didn't think through was that, everywhere I went, every day of my life, people would be asking me how my son is doing.
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Believers and nonbelievers alike are forced to think through the coherence and implications of their views, instead of merely reaffirming them with sympathetic friends and family.
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They are so focused on the potential health risks of obesity that they're unwilling to think through what our society does to overweight and obese people.
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"If financial stability is important to the couple, it is important they take the time to sit down together to think through their combined financial goals."
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Though Pokémon presents its fans with an opportunity to think through myriad ethical dilemmas and environmental issues, it rarely resolves those challenges in an optimal way.
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That's what I think is so exciting about your work: through exaggeration, you're giving us the space to explore and think through our position on things.
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Because they're monitoring a lot of content at once, they oftentimes are sharing and repurposing information without taking the time to really think through a story.
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"If you want to have growth you better really think through with the policies, not just on negative rates but capital allocation et cetera," he added.
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When you consciously slow down your actions and speech in the office, you seem more comfortable and have more time to think through your next move.
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Hopefully the secretary will think through her position again and come to the conclusion that what she said was both ill-conceived and ill-timed. Hopefully.
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"Not only is it a hard question, but it is a dangerous question because I think that's something that we have to think through," Blay said.
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When I'm planning something more complicated, I'll pull up Todoist's app for Mac — there's one for Windows, too — and think through my project on the larger screen.
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But he's also interested in testing it out on climate change, focusing on getting people to think through the problem as it relates to their own lives.
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"It is causing campaign managers and consultants to think through this in the same way they would want their field organizers to understand the system," she said.
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But again, choosing to go conservative with the design means that more people won't have to think through convoluted trade-offs when they're looking for a computer.
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The times I found myself stuck were when I missed an item I needed, or when I didn't think through all of the verbs at my disposal.
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Rubio married that argument with one that he knows how furious voters are — but that they have to think through who they'd trust as commander-in-chief.
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One thing that we haven't talked about too much, and I just want to go back to, is we really have to think through the economic implications.
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In his naivety, he didn't think through the reality of taking on some of the biggest companies in the world, such as the all-mighty Coca Cola.
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"What I didn't think through was that everywhere I went, every day of my life, people would be asking me how my son is doing," he said.
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Whatever you need to do to feel free, whatever gestures of personal freedom you need to perform, do it—just be sure you think through things first.
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And last week, he watched the party implode in exactly the way he'd predicted: Undone by internal strife and a fundamental failure to think through policy specifics.
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Obviously, people don't think through that and they don't also think about the fact that it's very, very hot bottom of the Grand Canyon in the summer.
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Christos Kyratsous, the 38-year-old vice president of research for infectious diseases and viral vector technologies at Regeneron, said it's key to think through the need.
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But it appears that the administration did not fully think through the "human aspect" of how enforcement of a zero tolerance policy would play out, he said.
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"We've got to think through this and not fall back on the sort of reflex that says we've got the greatest military in the world," he said.
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This was not a result of nerves, he told me later, but a deliberate technique to think through jokes and inculcate the crowd in his unhurried cadences.
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I think it's important to get people to think through risk and how they want to deal with it personally, and games can be part of that.
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They have little time to think through highly consequential decisions and often have difficulty communicating with the people commanding their forces — to say nothing about their adversaries.
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Related: 4 Reasons You Haven't Gotten a Response to Your Email If you're crafting something comprehensive, you'll want to think through how you can make it skimable.
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You might be succeeding — for a while at least — in staying away from Facebook or Twitter while you work on a project or think through a problem.
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He then posted pages of a script that used the Deadpool character — who is known for speaking to readers or moviegoers directly — to think through the cancellation.
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In a didactic, issues-driven show, like The Fosters or Degrassi, every episode makes an attempt to think through some new social problem that teens are facing.
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It was a way for Ms. Halsey to think through questions of public access and practicalities of how her future South Los Angeles monument might function outside.
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Basically, Bryant will think through all the ways Redpoint can leave a positive, lasting impression on the companies it invests in and even the companies it rejects.
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Writing the novel allowed me to process my own experience and better think through the experiences of my loved ones who have supported me throughout the ordeal.
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He adds that interviewers also like hearing that you created a plan because it shows that you're detailed and think through how you want to accomplish tasks.
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Rather, she takes the time to think through the implications of a news story, film, or comment by a celebrity, and tackles it in a nuanced way.
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"Our philosophy is really to create beauty from engineering superlatives that we have on the car and think through that," said Achim Anscheidt, Bugatti's head of design.
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"We're trying to put all those housing solutions and all those government programs together and think through what's available and how people might utilize that," Bossert said.
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AND IF I WRITE A BOOK, I MIGHT WRITE ABOUT THAT ONE DAY – HOW WE DIDN'T THINK THROUGH SOME OF THESE POLICIES THAT ARE PUT IN PLACE.
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So I think we have a huge task in front of us to really think through what the matter of black lives is and how to preserve it.
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Or, am I just resorting to my natural habit of trying to think through a problem...when maybe overthinking isn't the best way to go in this scenario?
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Like so much of the film, it feels enigmatic, not in a clever, mysterious way, but in a "we didn't think through what we put on-screen" way.
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Logan Paul helps Alex Jones avoid YouTube ban YouTube may want to think through whether it wants banned users to appear in videos created by the platform's stars.
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"And I think through a lot of the actions and statements that he's going to make, I think the contributions of Frederick Douglass will become more and more."
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Think through some talking points including what projects you're working on or what you're excited to tackle in the coming year, but keep the conversation light, Kim said.
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"The initial approach we're starting with is to go wide and inclusive and really allow people to think through the problem across its very intricate hierarchies," he said.
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He noted that one challenge for this was that for everything that the writers added, they had to think through all of the consequences and think everything through.
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Though the quizzes below were created when the field was much larger, answering their questions can still help you think through where you stand on key issues: 4.
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So I feel like any customer who is essentially subsidizing their own tax increase should think through exactly how that's going to work out in the long run.
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It may look nonsensical, but it's a valid attempt to think through how automakers can stay relevant in a future where cities want fewer vehicles to do more.
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But we can calm our friends' fears and help them think through the ever-changing dos and don'ts of appropriate behavior in the new world of the coronavirus.
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"I think it's important for senators to hear other senators to evaluate their rationale and logic and think through things that one might have felt important," he said.
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While San Francisco likely has the advantage in talent, Green Bay has the spite, and I think through 60 minutes of football, that could prove enough to win.
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That's why we owe it to ourselves, as a matter of intellectual honesty, to think through how we would react if it were the other guy on trial.
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When tax reform looked like a real possibility late last year, we formed a team to think through what it could mean for each of these important groups.
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Some current and former agents say teaching them to pause and think through a situation where they have to make split-second decisions puts their lives at risk.
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What you could do, as her close friend, is tell her what you know and then help her to think through with you what she ought to do.
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What do we really need is to think through where innovation work how can we create jobs and how do we bring innovation and productivity into the economy.
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And I think through a lot of the actions and statements that he's going to make, I think the contributions of Frederick Douglass will become more and more.
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" Phelps said, adding: "That's what we're trying to do, you're trying to think through those long-term effects, and it's very hard to be categoric yet about this.
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Over the longer term, we need to think through what it will take to move China, whose core issue is preserving a buffer state, not the Kim regime.
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We have some great experts like Lawrence Frank and Doc Rivers and Jerry West who help us think through things like coaching and putting together the right roster.
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Then there's a really hard problem you mentioned earlier, which I think is agonizingly difficult to think through, and that is the crack-up of the American public.
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I think through the In The Loop [a non-profit electronic music workshop for women started by Sealey and Toronto producer Naomi Hocura] stuff too we had been talking.
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This is my first offering where I could have the space to think through the ideas, reflect, and offer insight based on what I've seen and what I've done.
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This reporting requirement could be as often as every seven days, so startups should think through whether they have the available internal resources to produce and update these reports.
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Synthesizing techniques Hejinian has honed since the beginning of her career, Tribunal challenges assumptions of what poetry can think through, and how thinking as a form of language transpires.
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Seize that window to think through some decisions, like what direction you want to take an upcoming project, or which of two approaches you think makes the most sense.
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When you are starting a company and want to build something for the long term, take the time to think through who your actual customer is vs the user.
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"He's encouraged me to fully lean into this opportunity, and come into the White House and be by his side as we think through these complex issues," she said.
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"I would simply caution that if [changes are] looked at, as Congress is entitled to, they think through carefully what the ramifications of those changes would be," she said.
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Where Mr Bower gets it wrong, however, is in casting Mr Blair as a feckless flibbertigibbet incapable of the serious analysis required to think through and implement complex policies.
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"We talk about the pros and the cons in a Socratic dialogue so that they can think through themselves how they might answer that very difficult question," Gorsuch said.
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Every potential race poses different challenges and if you don't think through them from the outset, you're going to dramatically diminish your chances of performing respectably, let alone winning.
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So I feel like, wow, any customer who is essentially subsidizing their own tax increase should think through exactly how that's going to work out in the long run.
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If you find yourself (or someone you're close to) "taking out" your issues on those closest to you, make time to sit and think through why this is happening.
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Experts say having informed and fact-based discussions about free speech can help children think through hot-button issues and decide how and when to use their own voices.
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Mr. Tilders credits in particular Indonesian depictions of a Hindu monkey king, Hanuman, with helping him think through the physical relationship between the puppet and those who operate him.
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Roger Lau, Warren's campaign manager, emailed staffers that she was "going to take time right now to think through the right way to continue this fight," The Post reported.
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"It's wise not just to understand your perspective, but to wisely think through the other sides and prepare arguments/rebuttals that would lead to the desired resolution," she said.
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But while we build out these profiles — and assess those of our potential suitors — Kaufman suggests that we take the time to think through what is (and isn't) real.
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It&aposs been interesting to think through how the public markets value a primary care company, considering that most are privately held or an aspect of a larger organization.
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Some officials expressed irritation with Admiral Harris, saying he did not think through the consequences of announcing the deployment of an aircraft carrier during a period of high tension.
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I might use this space to think through the work, but I don't want to solve it; I want to stay with it and have it linger with me.
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Today, indulge your lazy side—you really do need to catch up on rest, and, honestly, you have lots of feelings that you need to process and think through.
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For Redpoint [fund] 7, none of the founders are involved in the fund, but they're always there to support us and give us advice and help us think through issues.
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I just try to make [the actors] think through each character and their backstory and why they're in the relationship that they are in and what they're struggling to accept.
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This Halloween, we can all be better by taking the time to think through how our actions may impact others, even if our intentions aren't to inspire fear or hatred.
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A long, solitary walk in which you think through a complicated situation, an hour spent sitting quietly at home when everyone else is out — do you seek out these opportunities?
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The effort to make out an appropriate tip based on a fare isn't much, but most find it easier to click on the available options than think through the calculation.
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"It shows you that China is ramping up its nationalism as it tries to think through how to deal with this U.S.-China back and forth right now," said Chin.
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Another partner, David A. Handler, routinely spends time with the technology giant Cisco Systems, mulling over potential acquisitions and sometimes simply helping the company think through its quarterly earnings release.
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"We were talking about this idea of cosmic evil versus human evil, and I think through those conversations, I learned that it was important to humanize my characters," Poulter said.
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If put into the context of indigenous futurism, then we can think through a similar formula to discuss indigenous cyberpunk: cyberpunk equals "traditions" multiplied by transgression Again, divided by colonialism.
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OBIT, the new documentary from director Vanessa Gould, lingers at the newspaper's death-desk to think through the meaning of remembrance, and to show the workday of these uncommon journalists.
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"We would now think through that, and would potentially make a decision to exit without a premium, if the opportunity were right," Jimenez told investors at an event in Basel.
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"We will think through what are the best ways to support that effort when we have greater clarify about both the election results and how that's playing out," he said.
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Why it's hard to think through these accusations As more men are tarred as bad actors, and once-cherished public figures become pariahs, imposing responsibility can feel uncomfortable, even alarming.
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We all have disabilities and incapabilities, and I want people to think through things and use their minds to be able to be successful in whatever they want to do.
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But with white supremacy becoming a growing terror threat around the world, it's time to think through under what circumstances it is acceptable to allow such content to stay online.
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For a guy not being able to pick up a baseball today, you just kind of think through of when he'll be available to pitch in a major league game.
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"He was in Beijing, but he somehow learned that I hadn't been hired and I think through my parents suggested that maybe I could get into the press service," Zakharova said.
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If you're considering a smartphone for your kid, you'll need to think through a few things, from who will pay for it to whether she's responsible enough to use it appropriately.
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With so many potential sources of instability, it would be rash not to think through the possible consequences if Egypt collapsed into the kind of chaos seen in Syria or Libya.
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Another advantage is that most of its competitors, like McGraw-Hill's ALEKS and Think Through Math, are focused on public education systems and haven't really entered the private education market yet.
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You need to see the angle, think through the direction, time your block at the right time, and make sure your counterattack is cracking at the head the exact right way.
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It makes sense to follow the advice of the Washington Post Capital Weather Gang and think through what things you need to do to avoid driving from Friday till about Monday.
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As a result, he lacks time to think through the other important strains of his business, ranging from service to financing (he lacks time anyway, given that he's also running SpaceX).
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And I just really feel like, well, maybe instead of following my heart, I should be thinking through our relationship the same way I think through everything else: way too much.
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But the problem with making predictions — or just trying to think through the next few years of American life — is that most unpopular presidents don't have a strong economy behind them.
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" In a comment evoking the candidate he is supporting, Butler added, "I have a brain, very good brain, I might add, and I will think through my decisions very, very carefully.
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The scariest what-if to think through is this: What if a disease like Covid-19 does start to spread widely here, sending thousands or more to hospitals across the country?
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But with her current political difficulties — having lost her party's parliamentary majority in an election she called — more time to think through Britain's preferences for the future may be welcome. Mrs.
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Chiang's technologies are always fully rooted in existing scientific principles, and he is always willing to think through the best and the worst ways in which they could possibly be used.
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We don't have to stop and think through the reasons for and against low-cost acts of kindness; for example, helping someone pick up something they dropped (or not helping them).
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After $35,000 yielded a dozen fertilised eggs, one of which will, she hopes, one day make her a mother, she decided to think through the funding of fertility treatment from first principles.
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But as we think through what is next for our country, and especially as we enter the holiday season, we should remember that our democracy relies on more than just our politics.
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And hopefully he'll soon be mature enough to think through his financial decisions with care, rather than be at the mercy of a game designed to entice him to spend, spend, spend.
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Our response has to be manifold; one way to think through this is to, for example, consider engaging in the production of digital platforms, as opposed to only physical, locally implanted spaces.
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As long as they do, we must take the time to think through carefully how this nightmare would be handled with either of our candidates in the job of commander in chief.
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She's using some of the raw material from her life to think through ideas about sex and rage and suppressed emotion — and we get to feel all of those suppressed emotions fully.
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"Since we have refused to really think through this scenario, we have a list of questions that need to be answered, but almost everything is a big unknown," the envoy told Reuters.
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As we saw in Vietnam and the Iraq War, oftentimes the greatest damage to American credibility comes when we overreach, when we don't think through the consequences of all of our actions.
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She recently sat down with me at Betaworks to discuss lab-grown meat, GMOs, and why we need to really think through how technology can save our coffee from the climate crisis.
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Our medical school gave us very good hands-on training and at the Cleveland Clinic they give you the right analytical skills to really think through a situation and anticipate the worst.
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But if you conclude that this is an issue that you need to think through, and try to find thoughtful ways to get around, you have to enlist every ally you can.
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Using artificial intelligence models honed over the past few years, the company now gives users of its Even app an "Okay to spend" figure that helps them think through their cash flow.
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A series of gaffes, regarding abortion and nuclear weapons, showed up his unwillingness (or inability) to think through some of the most basic issues, even in the run-up to the election.
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Out of respect for his feelings, I agreed to be monogamous temporarily, but I asked him to think through why he was so scared to lose me when we were so solid.
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After all, you are making a financial decision when you decide to work with a financial planner, so it's worth showing that planner that you can think through all money decisions clearly.
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It's also what I came to love about Helldivers years ago, a game that led me to think through failure as a power fantasy: And lord, I wrote that three years ago.
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"By [Tuesday] our Department of Education will issue guidance to help school divisions think through those decisions and ensure that every student is served equitably," Northam said in a Monday press conference.
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Think through what you want to say before you go, state your perspective without attacking or accusing, and frame your concerns so that it is clear you are seeking a solution. 4.
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The group sought to not only open up the airwaves as soon as possible to make room for the rising tide of smartphones, but also think through the next decade of connectivity.
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So if I'm at [the Department of Health and Human Services], and I'm trying to figure out a policy for nonracist algorithms, how does this memo help me think through that question?
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Being aware of the phases of the moon and how they illuminate different sectors of your chart gives us time to prepare and think through what we want out of developing situations.
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Think through the skills you'd like to hone or the subjects you'd like to learn more about, and find books, videos, or classes that will take your expertise to the next level.
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The idea, as you think through any particular case, is to consider the process from the applicant's point of view — and how you would want to be treated in the same position.
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" "Now, right now, [Republicans] hold everybody in line with this one piece of doctrine about abortion, right, which is obviously a tough issue for a lot of people to think through morally.
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"We're not happy where the share price is but we think through our own efforts we can get that moving quite quickly once we start delivering better performance through execution," Cosslett said.
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Ready and waiting at an arms reach from the government, the Research and Development Corporation (RAND) has helped the U.S. think through some of the toughest scientific and regulatory challenges since the 1940s.
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"That's what the training is designed to do: to get you through those situations where you can't think through but react and know you're doing the right thing at the time," McArthur said.
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Hahn previously served as VP of Product at LinkedIn, after which time he went to Greylock to serve as an entrepreneur in residence, helping portfolio companies think through their products and monetization strategies.
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Why are these smart, capable people not doing this, and it all came down to it was expensive, overwhelming, that it took too long, that they didn't want to think through all this.
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To think through how GPS might reshape our brain and mess with our internal sense of direction, I called up Kate Jeffery, a neuroscientist at University College London who studies how brains navigate.
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"Gone are the usual limits of square footage, vehicle accessibility, and moving muscle strength – MakeSpace covers it all so customers don't have to think through these details," said Kimmy Scotti, partner at 8VC.
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He retains a skeletal campaign staff, and they are helping him to think through his options: Should he run as a Republican in the primaries or as an Independent in the general election?
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While the executive order delay has sparked speculation and some rumbles of frustration, those on Capitol Hill and off view the new administration's effort to think through the order as a positive sign.
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One reason may be that low-income workers have a great deal to worry about and so are less likely to take the trouble to think through and to alter the default rule.
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But at the very least, I think these are some of the complications that the left-wingers and liberals arguing about their party's approach to the Trumpenproletariat need to consider and think through.
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One of her jobs is to think through the distinctions between inner speech and public speech: people need a dependable mechanism for separating out what they want to say from what they think.
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If you're about to begin your dorm life — or you have a family member who is — my best advice is to think through which items you will actually use on a daily basis.
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First, kids don't necessarily have the cognitive ability to think through how being featured on the Internet today might affect them when they apply to work for, say, JP Morgan at age 40.
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All of these things have taught me how to budget my money, think through my purchases and, most importantly, learn how the real world works when it comes to spending and earning money.
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You'll not only need to take in massive amounts of data, you'll need "to be able to process it and think through it and intellectually assess it" to determine what's important, he says.
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And unfortunately, it's a lot easier to toss off a survey than to design it carefully and think through a concrete plan about how to make the most of whatever the survey reveals.
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And so you need to be thinking through what are the things, the people, the actors in the world that you might be interacting with, and then really, really think through possible outcomes there.
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"This opportunity to think through what the next chapter of design and luxury will mean at a brand that represents the pinnacle of luxury was always a goal in my wildest dreams," he said.
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"If everything had been going swimmingly over the past few seasons, with gold medals galore, I think, through it all, the difficult times created a really beautiful relationship that we now share," he says.
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Craig Timberg and Elizabeth Dwoskin report: "There aren't processes to thoughtfully think through these trade-offs," he said in an interview ahead of his talk at the university's Center for International Security and Cooperation.
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The first is probably the least interesting but Avid and I both built businesses so we'd hope that we would be empathetic to entrepreneurs and help them think through the challenges as they grow.
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Big rallies are exciting, but I much prefer having conversations with people — hearing directly from them about what's on their minds, then working together to think through what solutions might (or should) be available.
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I think through "Compton" [viewers] can understand that a little more because they can actually get a little closer than they could ever get sometimes with a documentary or a normal song or video.
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We certainly think through every scenario that is possible and make sure that we have plans that provide for the most sensible thing we could do at the time with the capabilities we have.
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On the flip side, though, interactive entertainment presents storytellers with a fascinating new way to think through their own art and come up with new ways to delight, challenge, and explore the human experience.
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We're safer with leaders who think through the costs and benefits of different options, including ones that may take time to have their effects, such as sanctions, containment, and other forms of soft power.
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"The (transport) ministry needs three months to think through and then give us a proposal on the aviation shareholding company and the entire structure," David Pkosing, the chairman of parliament's transport committee, told Reuters.
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While retirement seems to be the least likely course of action for the energetic entrepreneur, clearly he is starting to think through succession in a more robust way than he did before with Arora.
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Her poems about architects and builders help her think through the paradoxes of her own chosen art, where planning and drafting are not preliminary phases of design but aesthetic accomplishments in and of themselves.
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While most of us think through issues based on common knowledge about them, starting over from scratch to get at the root of the problem can help you see it in a new light.
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I think the paper is fascinating but also somewhat frustrating, so I thought I'd take the opportunity your inquiry provided to think through some of the issues in rather more detail than twitter allows….
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"We will think through everything, but we would never do a deal that would ever do the kind of things that I have been reading in the emails," Mr. Benioff said at that meeting.
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Hiring managers want to see how you think through problems and solutions, so take the opportunity to walk them through your thought process by writing the building blocks of your strategy on the whiteboard.
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That befits the new story Westworld is telling, in which the Hosts who are still around think through how to approach the question of living within a human society that sees them as playthings.
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What you can do is think through how you're going to cope with a range of futures and then you define a risk appetite - which is what probably of death are you comfortable with.
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Think through which specific skill sets you are looking to grow and start taking casual meetings with people in your external network to figure out which company might be a good home for you.
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It is actually quite elegant, but if you take a second to think through the chain of communications and deals that are required to make it that elegant, it seems like a hellacious hack.
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Now, right now, [Republicans] hold everybody in line with this one kind of piece of doctrine about abortion, right, which is obviously a tough issue for a lot of people to think through morally.
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Anyone on prescription medications, especially for mental health indications, should think through carefully the complexities of bringing an adequate supply, and should not take for granted that the same products will be available abroad.
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While the index provider does not have a hard requirement about a company's voting structure, the committee needs to think through how much influence investors should have, Blitzer said in an interview on Monday.
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Today, whether you're an Olympian or an NFL quarterback, you can learn to think through tough situations by training in a virtual setting — but without physical contact or wear and tear on your body.
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As a 14-year-old in suburban Missouri, I asked my dad to start walking me through a few pointers so I could think through the process before I got my learner's permit at 15.
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Based on my years of experience working with hundreds of companies, I'll lay out a basic framework below to help you think through how to adapt an open-office situation to best meet your needs.
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So it's going to be an interesting environment for regulators to think through global environments, macro environments, and different markets definitions than they had to before-- WILFRED FROST: And political environments, of course changing too.
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But as prescription drugs become almost as easy to buy as any other e-commerce product, some doctors and pharma watchdogs worry that customers won't understand or think through the risks of what they're ordering.
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Not only do these exercises help NASA officials think through what they'd do in the event of a threat, but they also help them know what information is most important to FEMA and other agencies.
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"I think the bottom line is we made a decision how we're going to go about it, and once again, it's about him taking his time to work through things, think through things," Kubiak said.
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This is why it's more critical than ever that investors think through its impacts and understand where future demand for products will reside, as well as how risks will affect the ecosystem of global companies.
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As you think through your own needs and preferences, use these stories as a guide to help you target the right school for you and your career goals to earn an online graduate business degree.
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Think through whether to burn your tail's cover; playing dumb might actually put you at a strategic advantage, especially if you're being observed legally by someone who is not a danger, like a private investigator.
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We need to think through how we protect the facility: putting masks on every patient who arrives with a respiratory complaint, at the door, getting them into a private room within minutes of their arrival.
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That experience throughout the entire night is an experience for me to create and so when you think through every single thing and you know that those touch points have happened, it makes me emotional.
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So the next time you start thinking about whether you should care about being a great leader or not, think through what the real cost of poor leadership is and you should have your answer.
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" And while the attorney general reiterated his support for the idea of military prosecutions of Qaeda members, he also said it was time to think through "to what extent we're going to use military commissions.
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I have to think through this each time I feel some tenderness toward him or miss him, and feel, again, hurt by the memory of our relationship, and angry with him and angry at myself.
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Amanda: I think through all of these "experiments," I was expecting her taste to be drastically impacted by diet, but truly what I found was that her water consumption is the keystone of the whole operation.
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Other portions are relevant to even the most experienced serial entrepreneurs — like how to think through potential drag-along and pay-to-play provisions, full-ratchet anti-dilution clauses and other tricky terms one might find.
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When Donald Trump was elected, reporters and editors all over sat down to think through the possible reporting tracks on the Trump presidency: There was his new populist movement, his personality and family, his policy plans.
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If shortages occur—and she emphasized that she isn't aware of any yet—hospitals would have to think through what they could sacrifice, from postponing elective surgeries to asking workers to wash and reuse their gear.
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You may think you have zero contacts, but think through your parents' friends, people you've babysat for, community service you've done — you may be surprised by who knows who, even locally in the your state's legislature.
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Consider the Turing machine, a concept of an ideal computer popularized by Alan Turing in the 1930s that is still used today to think through some of the thornier issues surrounding the ethics of intelligent machines.
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That's why Postmates has been working directly with policymakers & labor organizations around the country to think through a new system of worker benefits, worker pay & worker voice — fit for the flexible nature of short term work.
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"The longer you take to think through the process, the more perilous the potential outcome is," said Jim Nussle, president of the Credit Union National Association and a former Republican chairman of the House Budget Committee.
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The experience taught him how to engineer his own tools, how to experiment with animals, and how to think through scientific problems, but it was a diversion from his interest in the workings of the arm.
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She will also need a strong circle of emotional supporters who can help her think through her next moves, as she bonds with the baby and endures the exhaustion and stress of life with a newborn.
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"Taking the class, it just brought me back to, I need to really think through my thoughts before I do [something], and I need to remember that I need to change my life," says Fultz, 47.
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As politicians and policy experts think through what a "Medicare for All" plan might look like, the question of whether there'd be a place for private health insurers in a big coverage expansion has come up.
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" Muñoz added, "I want to believe that our next nominee will in a very thoughtful manner think through the very important relationship that exists between their campaign, the DNC, the state parties, and the local parties.
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Along with Cailin O'Connor and James Owen Weatherall's "The Misinformation Age: How False Beliefs Spread," Latour's new book offers a way to think through the seemingly insurmountable impasse carved out by political polarization and fake news.
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"She really liked to get people to think through the what-if pieces — what if we do this, what are the consequences of doing that, and exploring alternatives," said James B. Steinberg, her deputy secretary of state.
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People are starting to think through a whole raft of amazing and innovative, bilateral relationships -- bilateral trading relationships with people that will reposition America in the world as a fair trading nation and start to bring jobs.
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"Many VC firms are not doing the work to think through what is the realistic exit potential of this company and who are the buyers who have ever paid nine times revenue for an acquisition," Caldbeck said.
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But I must say, I think there&aposs a lot of stress, just trying to think through, figure things out, understand what really is going on, talking to people so that we&aposre prepared for the show.
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"The board now has to review and think through all options and also take into account how proceeds could be used," Ursula Gather, who heads the Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach foundation, told Rheinische Post newspaper.
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His work has prompted vigorous debate about how best to think through the huge uncertainties associated with global warming, from how emissions translate into higher temperatures to how well society can adapt to rapid changes in climate.
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Think through what you will need to do if your area is placed on watch late next week While #Irma is still very far off, safe to say entire East Coast should be keeping tabs on it.
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Advocates of a commonsense understanding of gender also need to think through how to respond to individuals who are experiencing gender dysphoria They need compassion, grace and openness to civil conversation in both public and in private.
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So far the AI community and the donors funding AI safety research – investors like Musk and several foundations – have mostly turned to ethicists and philosophers to help think through the challenge of building AI that plays nice.
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If we're willing, they give us the mental and emotional space — in a relatively low-stakes environment for us — to think through what we're seeing on screen, measure our own reactions, and examine the reasons for them.
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In order to use a person's face for recognition purposes, a company should have to obtain their actual signature, so users are given an opportunity to really think through whether or not they want to allow it.
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"Building these sets is critical for research, but just as important that we think through the consequences as we build," Gleicher tweeted in reaction to the release of a dataset of fake faces released earlier this year.
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"That is going to be a transition, but I would encourage you to think through, not just whether you're complying with [the law] but understanding this new role really is different than your old role," he said.
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Yes, ultimately the date may seem arbitrary, but Milkman's research indicates that picking a day with some form of significance can encourage people to really think through their goals and take the extra steps to accomplish them.
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But this doesn't mean that friends and family should avoid stepping in: Advice given out of love and concern for us is no affront to our autonomy if it helps us think through our situation more rationally.
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As I wrote earlier today, a cautious approach to how to turn AI into consumer interfaces is kind of Google's new thing, and in that context I don't hate the decision to think through hot words really carefully.
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But I do so having never quite left the thinking of the psychologist behind: I still design studies in my head, think through implications, attempt to apply an experimental rigor to even the most creative of my writing.
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Indeed, his work has prompted vigorous debate about how best to think through the huge uncertainties associated with global warming—from how emissions translate into higher temperatures to how well society can adapt to rapid changes in climate.
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Evidence-based conclusions are preferred to arms-length analysis; economists should know the limits of their expertise, and shy away from political judgments as they think through the effects of whatever policy tweaks providence might throw at them.
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"There aren't processes to thoughtfully think through these trade-offs," Stamos told The Post in an interview ahead of his planned speech, which is set to take place later today at Stanford's Center for International Security and Cooperation.
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To be clear, they don't mind someone taking a moment to think through their answer, as long as they don't give that deer in the headlights look — and it's very easy to tell the two apart, Koeikan explains.
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So I wish your response would have prompted the writer to see the predicament from a more positive angle and to think through potential possibilities — in other words, to make lemonade out of what seem to be lemons.
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"Instead of spending time debating whether changes to the USPS shipping rates have any merit, we would rather think through relative scenarios and impact to Amazon's shipping costs," analyst Stephen Ju wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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He doesn't think through his positions before he opens his mouth — instead, he makes comments seemingly at random, backs off if he gets criticized, then backs off on his backing off if he happens to hear some praise.
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"If I'm not depressed and I'm on and I can focus and I can think through something hard and without interruption and without existential emptiness that comes from depression, that gives me — not mania," she told Rolling Stone.
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So, a major initiative at Goldman Sachs, we would literally go through and we would be very methodical, and very organized, and we would think through what we wanted to achieve, how we were going to achieve it.
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So what it really was was finding like-minded individuals that wanted to push themselves out of the comfort zone and really critically think through what might be a bad idea and turn it into a good idea.
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I gather as much information as possible, listen to get input from my team and others who have a point of view on the subject, and then really think through the potential outcomes and impact of different scenarios.
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A devastating event will never be easy to live through, yet you can lessen the burden if you have a will, some contingency plans and a cash emergency fund so you don't have to think through the details.
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Now, there are longer-term issues that clearly will be under study, not only in the Federal Reserve but elsewhere, to make sure that we understand all aspects of these markets and think through some of those issues.
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It will give technical advice, advising on practical matters like what engineering designs will be more resilient in the face of climate change, and it will help leaders think through the costs and benefits of climate change plans.
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With the satirizing "Troïka ou Clochette" (1960), I can think through the timeline of elegiac ideas of industrial splendor, made fun of by the work's nonchalant, jerky, absurd, awkward, dancing movements, which evoke a constantly deferred last gasp.
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We already have-, we already have a lot of talent, so we need to think through what is the technical roadmap we should be dealing with, in the next three to five years, and to gradually pace for that.
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As I think through my after-work schedule (yoga 5:2775-2784:28090, meet her at 229:229, hour commute home), I realize I should skip my workout so I can buy groceries for the week (cue the guilt).
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And I for one am not yet convinced, based on my medium-term outlook – I'm going to, we're going to need to, have a debate...I'll be trying to think through whether we need to go beyond neutral, i.e.
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We're trying to think through what are those scenarios, and not just do it for right now but do it for the next few years so that we map out the entire ecosystem in the best way for consumers.
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It allows you and your team of advisors the time and emotional space to think through complicated options and assemble a plan that takes into account your values, goals, relationships and all of the other intricacies of your life.
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We absolutely believe that going forward we should have full transparency with regards to ML and think through the ethical implications of the technology advances that will be an integral part of our lives and our society moving forward.
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Throughout this long book, Mr Bower skates over the political constraints that Mr Blair had to contend with, preferring to cast him as a feckless flibbertigibbet incapable of the serious thought required to think through and implement complex policies.
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"I think what's happened in Nauru is a good example of what happens and how Labor didn't think through what playing around with border protection laws will do," he told Melbourne's 3AW radio, referring to the opposition Labor party.
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While some bigger companies may be able to raise prices on their luxury goods to help weather difficult markets, Burberry's positioning as a more inclusive brand means it will have to carefully think through how to navigate the slowdown.
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Jamil Jaffer, a former clerk for Gorsuch who founded the National Security Institute at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School, said Kennedy is well-respected because he listens to the arguments and tries to think through the case.
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Finally, Congress should think through its actions and about the inevitable outcome of its own baiting of Beijing, working instead for the betterment of the people of Hong Kong, rather than virtue signaling and scoring political points at home.
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Advice is almost the wrong word here, but do you have any guidance for helping people think through these emotions, that kind of fear, given your experience with an epidemic where people you knew were getting infected and dying?
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Just as clinicians have pain charts — a series of frowny and smiley faces — that help determine how severe patients' discomfort is, Mr. Scheier invented a chart to help patients think through what they wanted to know about their illness.
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Read more " _____ • Dave Kamper in Jacobin: "If we want to make Medicare for All a reality, we have an obligation to think through the consequences of effectively euthanizing an industry that many have come to rely on for employment.
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Others were more unusual, like having the ability to "strategically think through vacation options based on the developmental levels of the kids and the need for the mom to relax," enjoying "river swimming," and, preferably, being able to ski.
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"You can't run everything through a single small pipe and expect to get the business of government done," says Max Stier, the CEO of the nonpartisan Center for Presidential Transition, which works with both parties to think through staffing government positions.
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But to answer your question more directly, I'm wary about looking for simple legislative fixes, because they're not likely to work and also because they're likely to have unintended consequences that we'd have to think through Why wouldn't legislative solutions work?
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"I'd rather have young people who are engaged in the argument and trying to think through how they can be part of our democratic process, then people who are just sitting on the sidelines and not paying attention at all."
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Just have these people turn up angry on screen, instead of going over what happened off screen, and the point will get itself across well enough, without making me have to think through how all these prior machinations add up.
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In a new paper Ed Balls, who played an influential role in making the Bank of England independent, has teamed up with James Howat and Anna Stansbury to try to think through the role and wider responsibilities of the central bank.
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In the real world, rare though such scenarios might be, the driver would likely be forced to make a split-second decision about how to behave — a choice that he or she probably wouldn't even have time to fully think through.
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I think we ought to think through what kind of world we live in if Equifax can get away with not doing a patch and exposing 220 million fellow American's personal information, particularly when we didn't even have a customer relationship?
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While it would be unrealistic to expect no state secrecy regarding intelligence activities, the important question to think through is how to ensure that effective safeguards are in place to protect against potential abuse from all parties – government and corporate actors.
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It is clearly time to broaden the dialogue to engage all stakeholders to think through these complex technological and policy issues, including the private industry that may often be overly focused on indiscriminate collection and infinite storage of consumer data.
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"If you have taken the opportunity to think through what the brand ought to mean, on an emotional level, then you'll be in a position to capitalize on a great tool for marketing, which is consistency over time," Roese said.
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There's a reason why US officials carefully think through every last syllable of their public statements: It's to make sure that their statements accurately convey — to both allies and adversaries — the administration's position in a way that won't be misunderstood.
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It's difficult to transition from a 10-year-old who's playing with his buddies because he thinks it's cool on TV to a 22-year-old who is doing this for a living and can now think through the consequences.
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" Or they could be really intangible, like "talk with your partner about your priorities and be ready to share at our next meeting," and "think through what you would like to do next: buy a house or start a business.
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" After the two helped Comey land a book advance just shy of $22017 million in 2017, Urbahn said, "people whose entire job has been basically to undermine Comey came to us asking us to think through what their next steps are.
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Yet, according to many in the audience who spoke at a postshow talk-back, the cross-gender casting offered just enough remove to help them think through how they might have understood the debates had they not strongly preferred one candidate.
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Better yet, think through what's most important to you before you start looking at the fund options — say, expense ratio or total fees — and use that as a deciding factor, rather than where the fund falls on a list of names.
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Nathaniel Gleicher, who leads Facebook (FB)'s team that tackles coordinated disinformation campaigns, including those linked to the Russian and Iranian governments, said that developers need to think through how making tools like this accessible could be used by bad actors.
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But many have also said that Trump did not think through the consequences of taking out a senior military leader of another country, and that he could&aposve established deterrence or a red line without taking such an extreme action.
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So Facebook got into the news business like four years ago, they didn't really intend to come to dominate it, or at least they ... and they certainly didn't think through the consequences of what happens when they come to dominate it.
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"It's harder to give away money than you might think, but we're being very intentional about making sure to work through all the challenges and think through every possible angle before we start, to be as responsible as possible," Rhodes told Wired.
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What I said before on helicopter money is that it's really if you think through all the mechanics of it, it's a fiscal operation so somebody at some point may decide to do it but it's not going to be an MPC operation.
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This year, month after month, he has drawn most of the major presidential candidates to his doorstep and championed "Medicare for All" while forcing the presidential contenders to think through the impact of their health care agendas in the most personal terms.
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The brain trust behind the hastily withdrawn Popular Film award and other decisions — including academy president John Bailey, CEO Dawn Hudson, show producer Donna Gigliotti, co-producer / director Glenn Weiss, and Disney's Bob Iger, among others — didn't think through the obvious pitfalls.
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It's a dynamic that founders are going to have to increasingly think through as they select investors through each of their venture rounds, in order to ensure that every investor is on the same page regarding the timeline for the public markets.
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Soon you'll be able to enjoy your social life, and enjoy schmoozing with fancy people at VIP events, without saying stupid shit (Mercury retrograde in Aries doesn't always think through what it's about to say!) or dealing with missed connections or delays.
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Here's one of Slack's developers explaining exactly why they use Electron: Given the rise of progressive web apps (PWAs) and browsers-as-OSes, it's worth taking some time to think through what capabilities your app can't possibly have as a standard web app.
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It's the game of the moment, the king of the hill of battle royale, and it's given me the linguistic weirdness that I've needed to think through some of my own personal questions about the winner-takes-all nature of the genre.
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"I think, they (foreign countries) will think through carefully before doing it, but there is a theoretical possibility (of Russia being cut off from the internet), and that's why we should create segments that don't depend on anyone," Tass quoted Putin as saying.
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An important psychological theory known as cultural cognition argues that we "think" through cultural filters biased toward a predetermined perspective on such issues as guns, abortion, nationalism, religious belief, transgender bathrooms and other matters that are powerful proxies for our foundational narratives.
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At ProxyCo, a gallery in New York's Lower East Side that specializes in contemporary Latin American art, the exhibition Quality Time takes the deceptively innocent cliché as a provocative prompt, inviting us to think through its myriad cultural, sociopolitical, and psychological implications.
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RELATED: Americans are freaking out about losing Obamacare "We do really need to think through how do you do this without kicking a lot of people off of healthcare when they in good faith are responding to the system," Cole told CNN.
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As the team members think through the implications of their task — and yes, you might expect they'd have stopped to do that sooner — they begin to wonder: Are they potentially safeguarding humanity, or have they signed on as cogs in a new Holocaust?
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The Paktor CEO said this new-found financial security has allowed him to "think through things with clear head" and take a look at upcoming trends that Paktor, which operates a Tinder-like dating app and an offline matchmaking service, can attack.
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In March, for example, he said in a radio interview that it was time to think through "to what extent we're going to use military commissions" because they were not working "in an effective way," although he expressed hope of fixing them.
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Not because everyone agrees with me, but because people want their representative to think through the issues, to be impartial, not in the sense that the person doesn't have principles or positions, but to not let their own outcome biases affect their judgment.
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Although it is written for an academic audience, I think that ROMchip is pretty accessibly written, and would be engaging for anyone who is trying to think of new ways of considering how we engage with, and think through, the history of games.
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But it also requires great discipline, because as difficult as it may be to choose your single option (you have to think through exactly how it may be interpreted by those who see you), it is equally hard to stick with it.
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The storming of the embassy raises questions as to why the administration didn't think through how Tehran might respond to Sunday's airstrikes on five pro-Iranian militia bases in Iraq and Syria, and why security at the embassy wasn't beefed up in advance.
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I feel that a lot of times we can get bogged down with meetings and things like that, but you need to give your brain space to innovate and to think through and to kind of process everything that you're learning and doing.
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"When I talk to my sheriffs, that's what they want us to do — to look at these recidivism rates and the impact it has on families and children in these families and then begin to think through the reform component," said Rep.
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As Bob Biersack, a senior fellow at the Center for Responsive Politics, told me in an interview about the foundation: This risks creating an environment through which you think through problems, make decisions, and seek information when you're trying to analyze complex situations.
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Diplomatic sources said having Friedman work out of the consulate, at least until the waiver expires, could give the incoming administration time to think through the consequences of relocating the embassy and find a face-saving way to back out of Trump's campaign pledge.
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It was weird timing to write a love song, but I think through losing this person while I was still with them, I was forced to think, 'I could either just crumble and chase you or I can start to just find confidence in myself.
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Rather, it's something that we try to think through and experiment on together—particularly if we still hope to someday escape for real, saying goodbye not just to our own crummy jobs but to the whole system of wage-labor and exploitation and Margaritaville retreats.
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"Paying not just the debt back but also the interest on top of it, that can be really punishing to make the books work as you're trying to think through raising a family, owning a home maybe in the future and other life decisions."
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Think through these statements before publicly making dumb statements Regards [redacted]From Austin, Texas October 23, 2015Did you know that simple awareness of the public banking protocol called Promise Language can be used to prove you are guilty of conspiracy to perpetuate human slavery?
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Her teachers won't let her think through math the way that she likes to do it, trying to force her into going "the long way around" in her work, and when Meg has trouble approaching math in this new way, they decide she is stupid.
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As head of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, maybe the country's most important inequality-fighting agency, Carson is perfectly positioned to popularize that research and convince more schools, government agencies and others to think through their policies with that reality in mind.
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How can we think through the lens of a customer and deliver sleek, beautiful designs, sprinkles of magic, deliver on a security promise across both printing and personal systems ... and, you know, do that in a cost envelope that really adds value to customers.
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Their concept is to connect workers who might be struggling bringing up a matter at work with expert "Pros" who are trained executive and life coaches who can help a worker think through their options and how best to raise their voice at a company.
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Travelers hitting the road in the next few days, weeks or months should double check the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website for up-to-date information about travel advisories and risk assessment by country and think through contingency plans before leaving home.
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"My coach told me to take one dive at a time, to think through my routine before I embark on each dive," said Ren, who also took the gold in February's FINA Diving World Cup in Rio, the last big international competition before the Olympics.
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" When asked if it is an appropriate use of Trump's office to talk to Ukraine's president about the Bidens, the GOP senator sidestepped the question, saying, "I think through the news media maybe you can get the whistleblower to come and talk to us.
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" The punk scene she thrives in is wild and free, but she has to think through how to make this work: "I was playing up the idea of being a very feminine woman while fronting a male rock band in a highly macho game.
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In a recent interview, Mr. O'Rourke, an English major at Columbia University, detailed some pieces of literature that had made him think through the years: Greek tragedies ("the Greeks got me, man"), a Proust work ("man, it was powerful") and the autobiography of Woody Guthrie.
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Or a situation in which the president's son issues a statement to rebut reports of meeting with a Russian-affiliated lawyer for campaign purposes … without bothering to think through what subsequent facts might be revealed that would make such a statement look misleading in retrospect.
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"The [National Museum of Computing] residency was an opportunity for me to pause and go backwards a bit; reflect on where computing has come from to what it has become now; to think through the mechanical, physical, and geographical shifts in the technology," Parker explained.
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" In a year that will see its share of both drama and productivity, her advice is to stay organized, think through all of your actions, and above all else, don't slack off: "The Rooster favors those who put in the hard work and stick to a plan.
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To begin making a focused list out of all the possibilities, think through the the four key areas of a business (resources, products, process and markets), solicit ideas from the leadership team, look at what competitors are up to and review your own previous company goals.
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But tunnels are fun to think about, so why not pretend he is serious and think through how this might actually work.... One obvious hitch to Musk's scheme is that some cities are already trying to dig new tunnels to accommodate traffic — and it's far from easy!
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"It's easy to think about yourself and only yourself when you're dealing with something challenging at work, but take the time to think through how someone might see it from the other side, and whether certain circumstances could be creating the situation at hand," said Sheehan.
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"[She] never worked in journalism, but the job of the political editor is to write a sign and look at how the campaign is unfolding and trying to think through what the next steps will be, so I think that will be an asset," he told Hill.
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One final long shot: I've been hearing talk that a must-pass bill to reauthorize the Children's Health Insurance Program could get pushed to December, giving lawmakers more time to get through their crazy September schedule and think through what could be attached to that package.
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Write down some life goals and then take steps forward: Dump that terrible boyfriend you don't want to marry, ask for that raise, research that grad program, think through career options in a city you want to live in, make new friends, and ask the scary questions.
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"It was really focused on trying to help them understand what in their everyday practice as a data scientist they are likely to confront, and to help them think through those challenges more systematically," said Solon Barocas, an assistant professor in information science who taught the course.
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For those of us who believe in free trade — and that China and America can both thrive at the same time — but who are convinced that China hasn't been playing fair and don't trust Trump to fix it, this is a critical problem to think through.
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There's a flattening effect, too: A multitude of ethnicities and cultures, with their own color-coded nuances, get crammed into the initials P.O.C. Among its many virtues, Mira Jacob's graphic memoir, GOOD TALK (One World, $30), helps us think through this term with grace and disarming wit.
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"This report reveals what many of us were very concerned about – that this relocation was poorly-planned and ill-advised, and that the Trump administration didn't think through how this would impact people's lives or the effectiveness of the BLM in the short or long term," Sen.
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The letter I signed calls on all of us to think through the important issue of how to demand individual responsibility from abusers while also being vigilant about our collective and institutional responsibility, to develop critiques of the conventions of sexual behavior that produce systemic sexual abuse.
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Moody's comments demonstrate just how deeply out-of-touch he is with the problem of gun violence in schools and that he's not at all prepared to think through the issue in a thoughtful way, let alone to offer serious policy proposals to protect Maine students.
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"Having a cup of tea is not only tasty and refreshing, it gives me a moment to stop and think without being distracted, and a chance to chat with friends, think through ideas, or sit for a second and simply be," he wrote in a separate post.
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"Having a cup of tea is not only tasty and refreshing, it gives me a moment to stop and think without being distracted, and a chance to chat with friends, think through ideas, or sit for a second and simply be," he writes in a separate post.
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And we were founded by some early internet folks who really recognized that we were gonna have to think through a lot of our rights and the balances of power between us and the government and us and the corporations as we moved into the digital age.
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Well, I think that the question of like, "What is consciousness?" or something, which is something that some of the artists in Net Art Anthology think through, is gonna mean that we have work that can address us in very different ways than what we've seen so far.
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"Axon's offer creates a perverse incentive for departments to rush into deploying body worn cameras without taking the necessary time to engage with the community and think through many of these hard policy trade-offs before making the snap judgment to go with this free offer," Yu told Gizmodo.
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We'll have to wait to actually do both with a real unit to see if Samsung really did think through those ergonomics, and we'll want to compare with the iPad Pro — which also uses a magnetically attached stylus (sold separately) but lets you set it flat on a table.
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It introduces a whole new level of complexity unless you take a lot of time to plan it and plan for the future—which, again, most people who are considering faking their death, are not in a mind frame to really be deliberate and think through the whole plan.
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But given the consequences of past backlashes, it would be malpractice not to think through a long-term political strategy that could ensure that reform not only passes, but can be sustained by the support of lasting political majorities, just as what happened with Social Security and Medicare.
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Lesson from working together: "Very often we're dealing with crises of the moment, but the YC folks are helping us think through longer term tech planning," Romero told Axios, adding that ways to use online tools to engage the ACLU's members offline have been an area of particular focus.
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When these planets take a backspin, they can actually have positive effects on our lives: Jupiter retrograde gives you a chance to think through your actions, Uranus retrograde can be personally liberating, and Pluto retrograde can actually be a wakeup call to take control of our everyday lives.
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To do this, the Medicaid directors, along with the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and the health plans that are the coordinators of services for enrollees, should come together to productively think through a standardized platform that can be used to make "big data" inform big decisions.
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I'm going to trust that Blac Chyna didn't come this far to start making bad business decisions; that she's self-aware enough to really think through how appearing in a video that is essentially about gold diggers could work for her; and that she was paid handsomely for her time.
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Though it doesn't often come up and is confusing to think through, almost every app on your phone is full of third-party advertising intermediaries — at a minimum, ad software owned by Facebook or Twitter or Google, but often a couple dozen other companies you haven't even heard of, as well.
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In other words, if you have an uncertain situation going on in your life and can't do anything else about it, you think through all of the possible outcomes so that you can try to prepare yourself for the worst, even if there's nothing you can do and worrying is useless.
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Now, as automation ramps up and more people are out of work (or alienated from what labour they do have), I think what Trek does best is show us a future without money wherein people can and do love their jobs, challenge themselves, and think through the ramifications of their decisions.
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"I think it is understandable that people are taking time to think through their capital investment plans and I can't see that it would change really until we've got clarity or some degree of clarity on what those relationships will be with the EU post Brexit," Chief Executive Alistair Cox said.
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Both have the great situational advantage of being university professors, but their many conversations with Kai and the way they make her think through her own logic highlights the importance of parental involvement in the educational process—a concept Kaul and Deshpande emphasize in their own educational work outside the game.
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We met on a bus on the way to a conference, and suddenly there was someone who was speaking this language, and helping me think through ideas that I had felt fairly alone in thinking about, and we started talking about this, and we shared a similar set of concerns, right?
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"By telegraphing our punch so early, you give the Syrians the opportunity to harden themselves as a target and you give them the opportunity to have more time to think through what our potential response might be," said Christine Wormuth, a former undersecretary of defense for policy in the Obama administration.
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And I find again and again, as I try and think through, like, what's it like to cover this president, that the basic separation that allows you to assume that there's an object you're trying to report on is evaporated in the case of this president, so that makes it harder.
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Dems seize on report: "This report reveals what many of us were very concerned about – that this relocation was poorly-planned and ill-advised, and that the Trump administration didn't think through how this would impact people's lives or the effectiveness of the BLM in the short or long term," Sen.
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Parents report that the key upside of the app-based gig economy is that it supplies a quick way to earn money without a great business idea — though multiple interviews with parents working with gig economy apps suggest that those who think through costs and opportunities tend to do better.
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That process didn't begin for me with Melanie Joy's Why We Love Dogs, Eat Pigs, and Wear Cows, but her book is the one that helped me think through the awful question I was left with: Why did it take me so long to admit what I always knew was true?
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If you give them hope of going through orderly processes and being processed in Indonesia or Malaysia or in Afghanistan or Africa where they are without risking their lives, then you'll have a process that I think through the UN by engaging with the UN will produce far better outcomes.
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"I would hope that it'll be inspiring for readers to discover that there is already such a body of writing and thinking about these subjects of tolerance, equality, justice, free speech, etc, in our European tradition, and that it'll help us think through the sorts of dilemmas our society faces today," she said.
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This has been a rather long exposition, but I thought it was important that everyone see, in Kavanaugh's own words, exactly how poor of a study he is, at least as far as this issue is concerned, and how little he seems to think through both his own arguments and those of others.
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Clarify your goals and your options by asking yourself a few key questions: Taking a minute to think through these questions can have a massive impact on how much benefit you get from your side hustle, since these will clarify both your short- and long-term expectations for the extra income source.
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I guess this is just another one of those minor details that Boris and Farage didn't think through before they gee-d up half the population up to quit, like how we're going to operate outside the single market, and what exactly we're planning to sell to all those new trading partners.
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In recent years the art world has enlisted philosophers like Jacques Rancière and Jean-Luc Nancy to help us think through some of these issues, considering not just what art is in an image-saturated age, but what we mean exactly by active and passive viewing, human subjects, community and political engagement.
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Sometimes that's messy and controversial, and it gets people angry and frustrated, but I'd rather have young people who are engaged in the argument and trying to think through how they can be part of our democratic process than people who are just sitting on the sidelines and not paying attention at all.
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There was some sort of falling-out between the two — the premiere teases this but never spells out what happened — but the real revelation Michael has in "Brother" is that when she came to live with Spock's family, his parents perhaps didn't think through just how having this human child around would affect him.
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"If you think through how to get to a proper peace deal and how it will be implemented and enforced and what its structure would look like, plus the levels of distrust and suspicion in the region, there's a lot of stuff to address," Daniel Pinkston, lecturer in international studies at Troy University, told CNN.
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With the markets indicated down 750 points-- with concerns about coronavirus spreading and now-- worries about what that will mean for the global economy this year-- I know this is-- not something you look at a day by day basis, but how do you kind of wake up and read this and think through it?
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" Jean-Baptiste adds, "I block off up to two hours every morning, and I try to find chunks of time each week where I can not have meetings so that I can think through kind of like strategic and big ideas, or just brainstorm and write things down that would be cool to think about.
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Barron's said the companies would capture the rising demand for artificial intelligence in several ways: Flex is moving beyond assembling products and instead helping clients think through initial design; Ansys is making its wares more affordable; and New Relic is moving beyond its current business of supplying products that monitor and manage the health of programs running websites.
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The floor is pretty quiet now since many of the commuters have started their journeys home to San Francisco, so I'm able to think through strategy and any cool things we can do to amplify the impact of more complex or important upcoming Doodles, whether it be through social, partnerships, or some other type of activation.
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It may well be that in seeing this harassment strictly as a women's issue, in refusing to think through the problem as a workers' issue as well, the media is missing some of what makes these abuses possible — namely, the power imbalances that exist between all bosses and all workers, as classes, whether their members are male or female.
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But right now, when I look at that evidence — and I'll tell you, Sam, like I do so with integrity and trying to think through the right answer just as I imagine you do, whatever you believe about me — I just put my understanding of where the blind spots are likely be differently than you do.
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Indeed, the plan to pay off farmers — theoretically, voters in many of the president's political strongholds — is the latest in a series of incoherent and haphazard economic decisions that the Trump administration has made in recent months, often in an attempt to clean up after it failed to think through the consequences of its earlier actions.
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"But it's just, I really do think through these things." transcript A review of Ms. Harris's policies in the 2020 race, as well as her public writings and interviews with more than a dozen of her current and former colleagues and allies, generated a portrait of her as a leader with a clear approach to governing.
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"But it's just, I really do think through these things." transcript A review of Ms. Harris's policies in the 2020 race, as well as her public writings and interviews with more than a dozen of her current and former colleagues and allies, generated a portrait of her as a leader with a clear approach to governing.
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I still want to complete the review, still want to think through what these artworks have to tell us about the intersection of art and politics, but, in these early weeks after the election, it feels, to me at least, somehow ridiculous, disproportionate in scale, to resume doing so in exactly the way I would have beforehand.
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And the fact that I was able to pull back from the immediate pressures and think through in my own mind what was in America's interest, not only with respect to Syria but also with respect to our democracy, was as tough a decision as I've made—and I believe ultimately it was the right decision to make.
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Train Meister is a simple Japan Rail-licensed train-driving simulator, a genre which has been more popular in Japan than you might think through series like Densha de Go. The VR element is limited to your ability to look around the train's cockpit — the primary control is a physical lever and button that you operate with your left hand to modulate speed.
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The Moon in Libra connects with Venus at 2:48 AM, creating an easygoing and affectionate attitude, but watch out for emotional blocks once the Moon clashes with Saturn at 1:21 PM. The Moon opposes Mercury at 4:17 PM. Make time to sit with and think through your emotions — don't let anyone else tell you how you feel!
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I also think I deserve a realistic assessment of the potential for harm to find its way back to me, because I didn't think through or wasn't told all the potential implications of that choice—like how, let's be honest, we all felt a little stung when we realized the 23andMe research would be through a partnership with drugmaker (and reliable drug price-hiker) GlaxoSmithKline.
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In one fascinating scene, the scientist Esvelt meets with Maori New Zealanders to think through the possibility of using an innovative biotechnology such as a gene drive — a way of using CRISPR to change the genetic makeup of a population by modifying the DNA of a few individuals, which then spread the modification — to wipe out the country's exploding rat population, which is threatening bird species.
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I began writing a series of essays using my garden as a laboratory to think through these ideas and figure out whether there was a better way to engage with nature than the way most Americans had inherited from Thoreau, which was either it was the pristine goddess or it was to be raped and we have no middle ground between those two. Right.
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At a time when the search giant was wrestling with the launch of a heavily censored search engine and news site in China, codenamed Dragonfly, amid internal dissent and the resignation and recriminations of a senior researcher, when it was struggling to moderate the videos and comments on YouTube, I helped the company think through how its algorithms amplified or muted what was said and heard.
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" In an interview with exhibition curator Stuart Comer, Bruguera stated that "darkness is used as the opposite of enlightenment (…) The long dark walk through the prison corridor provided time to think through your feelings, to explore your own ignorance of a place where the only light emanating from the image of the one man can be seen, not the eleven million people whom he had the power.
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I cannot remember sobriety, I cannot remember what it is like to think straight, I do not know the joy of living a well-hydrated life, I can only think through a slow hazy stupor of drunkenness, this will continue until at least September and at worst my death, help me, please Lord, I could crush a gin and tonic right now like it was nothing.
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But where we have to get away from absurd, outdated ideas about our own agency and think through the biology are the realms of behavior that we judge harshly: when sitting on a jury, when evaluating a student in a classroom, when trying to make sense of a loved one's behavior... That's where we need to acknowledge that it's just biology every step of the way.
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"We think that the news on the ruling raises some concerns, but I think we're hopeful that pro-life senators are working through ways to ensure that funds don't continue to be used in the mandatory programs for abortion providers like Planned Parenthood … and trying to think through ways to ensure that tax subsidies are not going to be subsidizing abortion coverage," he said.
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"The first time you get to be a presidential candidate -- which is a different league, not just running for the nomination, but actually the nominee -- it's a much tougher league and you've go to be more careful and you've go to think through what you're trying to say and I think he'll do fine," Gingrich said Thursday after he stopped in the Trump campaign's Hill meeting for a few minutes.
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I think some people seek out opportunities and sometimes they seek you out, and sometimes they're the right thing for us to do as a company and I say yes, and sometimes I'll think through whether or not it's the best path forward, and in this case I had been such a part of our transformation that when the opportunity to lead the organization was presented to me, I said yes.
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I think we can help people to think through some of the advice that they're receiving and potentially are giving, but it's definitely made me more aware of the things that I say to people who are going through infertility, or who are pregnant, or through any of these stages, and that if somebody's asking for advice on Facebook, I'm not the person to be chiming in on that conversation.
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And my book — my article first, but then my book — was really an effort to think through those questions, not just what science says about what warming is coming and what that means, but what those warming impacts will mean for the way you and I live, relate to one another, how we organize our politics, our culture, how it affects our storytelling, our sense of history, all that stuff.
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And there's a macro point, which I've made repeatedly, is that if we don't get this under control, if we don't pull it back a little bit, if we don't think through how to make capitalism work for a larger number of people, if we don't think about how to restore the American middle class, we're going to get someone really radical in there who's going to wreck everything.
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So there's a bunch of things that I think we need to think through and work through, but the goal on this is to, over time, have it grow into something that can provide greater accountability and oversight to potentially more of the hard questions that we face, but I think it's so high-stakes that starting with something that's relatively defined is going to be the right way to go in the beginning.
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Now that we're only a few days away from the first actual voting that will take place in the 27 presidential contest, we're at a good point to stop and think through the possible outcomes that might unfold in the first few bouts, what they might mean for the eventual outcome, and what evidence they might provide to political scientists who geekily see this as a nationwide exercise in hypothesis testing with lots of media coverage.
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" Kevin Rippey, technology analyst at Evercore ISI, figured the damage could be worse — and his theory appeared to play out later Wednesday as tech stocks drove the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to new highs: "Since the breaking of the Cambridge Analytica scandal a year and a half ago, investors have had a long period of time to think through and discount a wide range of scenarios as it relates to antitrust [and] different global regulatory investigations.
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Today begins with a gentler vibe when the Moon connects with sweet Venus in fun Fire sign Sagittarius at 9:39 AM—but we will have some emotional issues to think through, with the moon square logical Mercury at 9:47 AM. More challenges will come this evening when the moon squares the Sun at 6:26 PM, asking us if we need to change direction (or outfit, or partner, or whatever we've got going on).
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" In a follow-up statement, she added, "I'm a teacher and an investor, I have a Ph.D. in math modeling, and I think like an engineer, so thinking about myself and my business from a branding and marketing perspective doesn't come naturally to me, but these are important factors in the success of all kinds of businesses all over the world, which is why I engaged OutCast to help me think through and formalize both the Floodgate brand and my professional brand.
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It's not going to be helpful if I'm going in and saying, "Hey, not that color of blue, this color of blue," or, "Have you thought about rounding the edge here, versus keeping it ..." That's not useful to the company, but helping them think through how they can create an organization that builds products across engineering, design and product — and that means everything from let's talk about the cadence of product reviews, what does a road map look like, how do we measure our success?
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Second, that, unless circulation is quickly restored, there is a largely irreversible progression towards cell death and the death of the organism...Even with all the unknowns, the discovery that mammalian brains can be made to seem 'slightly alive', hours after the animals had been killed, has implications that ethicists, regulators and society more broadly must now think through....In our view, new guidelines are needed for studies involving the preservation or restoration of whole brains, because animals used for such research could end up in a grey area—not alive, but not completely dead.
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And, until now, the story of Picasso and his love of paper, its pervasive importance, what it really enabled him to do, and how it made it possible for him to think through his fingers, at such speed, and with such dexterity, has been little studied, little shown for what it was … Let's take a particular historical moment then, between 1906 and 1907, when he was moving towards the creation of what would be one of the great, jarring, defining moments in the history of the art of the 20th century.
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