The story of "Papa" John Schnatter, his pizza company, and his insistence on making poorly-thought-out remark after poorly-thought-out remark reads like the worst Aesop's fable ever.
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These designs were randomly selected and not well thought out.
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Stylistically, conceptually, and sonically it's tight and well thought out.
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Its integrated laptop compartment could be better thought out too.
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But the Infinity Blade was clearly not well thought out.
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But the Muslim ban was also never really thought out.
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Now ride that thought out to the finish, Secretary Clinton.
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Thankfully, that's been as well thought out as the platform.
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To some, however, British Columbia's move was poorly thought out.
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Pritzker's view of the transition doesn't seem clearly thought out.
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I'm glad to put that thought out of my mind.
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That plan must be thought out and prepared in advance.
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It fits, because each part has been meticulously thought out.
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At best, the concept didn't seem especially well thought out.
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The logistics have been thought out in Jezebel and Gizmodo.
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These questions were not random, but, rather, well thought out.
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The movie is so poorly thought out and shoddily constructed that
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I don't think this is like some well-thought out strategy.
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But those important questions aren't always, let's say, well thought out.
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The second is that he has a carefully thought-out ideology.
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Global Britain is three badly thought out ideas rolled into one.
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They're useful, fun, and generally have well thought-out privacy protections.
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It also shows that their plans aren't very well thought out.
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" He ends by calling Cloudflare's actions "cowardly" and "not thought out.
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Most umbrella purchases you've made haven't been particularly well thought out.
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"This was a well planned, well thought out escape," Hallock said.
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They don't have, I think, their policies fully thought out yet.
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I love it, but it wasn't thought out, it wasn't methodical.
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Ours doesn't look as neat, as well thought-out, as supported.
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Words can hurt and be unforgivable if not thought out carefully.
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They thought out loud about whether the president can pardon himself.
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It's been a combination of really well thought out at-bats.
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So progamming for the venue has to be really thought out.
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"I'm putting one thought out that I'm about to resolve," he said.
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And the proposal was as well thought-out at the ring design.
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Cutting corners and releasing poorly thought out systems could end in disaster.
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The user conveniences are well thought out and the functionality is great.
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However, Flay now tells PEOPLE it was a poorly thought out joke.
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Despite concerns, the process is "genuinely well thought out," according to Barry.
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"Listen Neruda, Rumi... Now isn't a good time," I thought out loud.
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From what I remember, the others were not particularly well thought out.
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Or was he just caught in an ill thought out photo-op?
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The cybersecurity EO is a well thought out and reasonable step forward.
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But without a well-thought-out proposal, problems will continue to occur.
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NUMBER ONE IS THE TAX REFORM FOR INDIVIDUALS IS WELL THOUGHT OUT.
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"This was clearly a well thought out and planned escape," Hallock said.
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She had a sustained and thought-out commitment to ending her life.
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Just make sure you are still making rational, well-thought-out decisions.
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Very clean, simple food, but quite well thought-out and complex flavors.
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Everything else had been thought out and taken care of in advance.
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Waegemann isn&apost convinced that Soleimani&aposs killing was well thought out.
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"We do not feel it was fully thought out," Mr. Land added.
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The menu is well thought out, and the cocktails are award winning.
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But nixing poorly thought-out regulations is only part of the equation.
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He disdains long-thought-out strategies, hates global organizations and doesn't sweat details.
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Well thought out security plans need to be implemented, trained and exercised everywhere.
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Radical change for the sake of radical change is generally ill-thought out.
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And Blatner give a big thumbs up to her well-thought-out dessert.
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Uhh... I don't know if what we do is that well thought out.
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"Well composed and thought out," one parent wrote in response to her video.
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A well-thought-out book should reflect an author's ideas, not his résumé.
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The Eglu is a modern, stylish, and incredibly well-thought-out chicken coop.
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Other times it's a product of a few poorly thought-out personal choices.
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Lyrical themes are carefully thought-out references to ancient cultures, folklore and Nietsche.
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The characters are more thoroughly thought out, and their arcs are better developed.
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Some of his other ideas seem less thought out or more politically toxic.
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As a teacher (retired), I have always supported well-thought-out educational experimentation.
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Fighting the urge to tweet that ill-thought-out opinion on current events?
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Trump's ill-conceived and poorly thought-out action plays directly into Putin's hands.
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Bolton actually had a thought-out worldview that in many ways mirrored Trump's.
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This means the questions you chose to prioritize should be well thought out.
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I now have a clear, well thought-out direction for the year ahead.
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It was definitely not well thought-out, not well planned and not well executed.
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"Just go Google Rick Santorum," -- @RickSantorum in the worst-thought-out debate statement ever.
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Too many are poorly thought out, or are exploitative of younger architects and designers.
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" Pincus (earlier this week): "Prop c is the dumbest, least thought out prop ever.
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Chances are, once you've voiced your thought out loud, it won't seem so bad.
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Caring for the cheese requires proper environmental conditions and a well thought out routine.
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The escape "This was clearly a well thought out and planned escape," Hallock said.
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The future feels less certain, more precarious and requires more carefully thought-out planning.
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Often it's very well thought out, but often it's just you got lucky. Right.
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It was well thought out and planned at the highest level of Democratic leadership.
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In actuality, his statements were sparse and did not reflect meaningful, thought-out policy.
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A well-thought-out dish rack that will motivate you to wash your dishes
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Every little detail, she thought out, and was just 100 percent on that stage.
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"There is no therapy being thought out in these terms now," said Dr. Martincorena.
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Whether he's got a strategy, whether it's all been thought out, I don't know.
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It's a very well thought-out crime bill that is both smart and tough.
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It's been strange for Warren, because she has such well thought out policy positions.
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"The fact that he took that job was ill thought out," Mr. Wehner said.
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"This was a very, very well-thought-out and executed effort," Mr. Spicer said.
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The noise-adapting headphones were extremely well-thought-out, right down to the package.
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That will get thought out in the appropriations committees over the next few months.
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But then everything about drinking culture in the UK is hypocritical and ill thought out.
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Kendrick is a craftsman, someone whose projects are extremely highly thought-out, and very conceptual.
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As for McEnany, I don't think she's thought out this plan long term, do you?
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And when it came to debate, he thought out, he had a strategy in mind.
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She has no time for long, winding speeches, half-thought-out lies, or petty excuses.
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Pros: Microsoft's recent foray into this market is a very comprehensive, well thought-out product.
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It comes to us by way of Reddit, in a long, well-thought out essay.
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One way to think about it is as a very well-thought-out, multidimensional billboard.
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He can be dramatically powerful with some rather simple compositions and carefully thought-out lighting.
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"It needs more than words, it needs a well-thought-out policy plan," Hogue added.
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I will do what I can, I will stand against adventurism, ill thought out missions.
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The results won't be well-thought out, and they probably won't mitigate the actual risks.
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"We do believe this was a well-planned, well-thought out escape," Hallock told reporters.
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"I got to do some incredibly thought-out gunslinging, with one foot steeped in reality."
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But at least Mr Cruz has properly thought-out policies, however misguided they may be.
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There are well-thought-out alternatives, and neighbors have little choice but to work together.
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"The reaction is one of vengeance—it is not well thought out," he told me.
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The factory was his world, he had thought out everything in it—he was it.
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Graham-Cassidy proposes a poorly thought out, poorly understood radical experiment with America's health care.
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The theme throughout is fun food that's a bit trashy but also well thought out.
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All of these little touches amount to a well-thought out and executed camera experience.
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Every aspect in front of and behind the camera was thought out in meticulous detail.
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"He's so beautifully thought out," said Robby's owner, Bill Malone, 70, of Studio City, Calif.
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There has to be a well thought out composition to how you place your plants.
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Conservatives agitating for a leadership change with absolutely no next step or thought-out strategy.
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Mr. Obama came to understand that poorly thought-out military interventions can be even costlier.
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Well-thought-out questions often have the most powerful effect on shaping an executive's thinking.
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Good thing you spent $50 on that carefully thought-out gift for Rick from sales.
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Trump has given two well thought-out and directional speeches in the last two weeks.
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Performers came underprepared, mumbling through half-thought-out tales with little response from the crowd.
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Don't be afraid to take a well-thought-out chance every once and a while.
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"This feels more like a battering ram than a well-thought-out digital program," he said.
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"Tools today outside of the computer and phone are not really well thought out," he says.
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It's a much more controlled and well-thought out process than the Globes can sometimes be.
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Republicans have learned that without a fully thought out strategy, immigration can boomerang as an issue.
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Like all Everlane products, the design is deceptively simple, but very well thought out and stylish.
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A well-thought-out dating profile can help someone get to know you and kickstart conversations.
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The company's new notifications tray is well thought out and, frankly, handsome just to look at.
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"It wasn't luck!" he yells before detailing his entire, extremely well thought out premeditated murder plot.
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"It was a well-thought-out prank, so I have to give her props for it!"
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It was very well thought out and very well choreographed and very well storyboarded, I feel.
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That means a solid and well-thought-out user experience outside of the whole fold thing.
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What seemed like a sincerely invested attempt at socializing was actually a well thought out cover.
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I don't love myself for becoming tied up in this extremely well thought-out loyalty system.
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He was a scourge of anyone who used a cliché or an un-thought out sentence.
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But a look even further back shows that Clinton has carefully thought out her clothing choices.
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This place really feels like a well thought out box of tricks, disguised like a restaurant.
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And that's a shame, because a well-thought-out villain could have made this movie special.
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But LG is making some very strange, poorly thought out decisions with its own Android customizations.
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But let's not confuse a one-off saving of jobs with a thought-out economic plan.
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And when Tiger Woods says it's a well-thought-out course, it makes you very proud.
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Though he was insistent on being heard, Jobs would also respect a well-thought out opinion.
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It's not like [Trump's team] came forward with a well-thought-out set of policy proposals.
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The port layout is well-thought-out so you can work with multiple modules at once.
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With that in mind, I'd definitely boycott it; it hasn't really been thought out well [laughs].
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She thought out loud about what they'd tell kindergarteners when everyone finally went back to school.
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As well as carefully thought out interior lighting, all three concepts would also include lush greenery.
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The things they say don't always make sense, and their tweets aren't always fully thought out.
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Each part of the composition is carefully thought out, from the smallest to the largest element.
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"It may be a very rational, thought-out message," rather than an emotional outburst, he added.
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In any situation, the Telluride feels like the competent and well-thought-out crossover it is.
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"It was well thought-out, well timed and well coordinated," he said of the current attack.
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You can have a well-thought-out retirement plan that can be completely undercut by divorce.
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In the case of "Comedian," though it seems ramshackle, it is a carefully thought out assemblage.
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"It's very well thought out, and I'm not just saying that because I won," he said.
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Each piece has a purpose and was well thought out, as opposed to solely looking great.
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I think that the argument is ill thought-out from my perspective, and I'll say why.
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You can see from the throw that this wasn't well thought out—no, it was instinctual.
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It's a good dichotomy that shows how forward thinking and well-thought out her music gets.
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Their plan was simple and, arguably, not well thought out, and their time together was short-lived.
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Except it's YouTube Red, so instead of a YouTube video it's more produced and more thought out.
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"It was half-baked, it wasn't thought out, it was rushed and it was ridiculous," says Cuban.
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A well thought out and executed branding strategy will do more than having an exact-matching domain.
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" Elon added: "My dad will have a carefully thought-out plan of evil… He will plan evil.
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"It was so monumental and so well thought-out and so beautiful and soul-baring," Adele continued.
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Interestingly, the backstory of these characters and the mechanism of our plot is fairly well thought out.
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Scroll on through to take the tiresome thought out of thoughtful — and that just leaves ful(l).
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But really in the best possible way: It is well thought out without appearing studied or precious.
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Overall, the lousy Maps app of past is now a well-thought-out app that's also fast.
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But don't think that just because it's #sponsored, that it isn't sincere, genuine, or well thought out.
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There's going to be an intelligent and thought out response from the characters you're interacting with accordingly.
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It's not thought-out for me: If I find something cool, I'm going to work around it.
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This worries North Korea experts, who do not see it as a well-thought-out strategic shift.
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Pin positions have to be thought out to keep all courses and tournaments in Europe a challenge.
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There's a line of thought out there that questions whether Tyrion is her biological brother at all.
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"It's really, really poor public policy that is not well thought out," said Huffman, a former judge.
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"It's going to be very well drafted, it's going to be very well thought out," said Cash.
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The new design tends to be better thought-out and researched than that which lies beneath it.
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"I am experimenting right now and every collaboration that I do is well thought out," he said.
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This stylistic complexity is reflected in the picture's richly thought-out content, some of it psychologically naked.
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That include things like quality service providers, a long track record, and a thought-out data strategy.
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The killing could well have been reckless and poorly thought-out, and could well lead to disaster.
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"It wasn't a thought-out strategy, we just kind of started to do it," Ms. Coyne said.
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But papers continue to devote ample time and space to the presentation of well-thought-out arguments.
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Your points are excellent and well-thought-out, and I genuinely do appreciate you contributing your POV.
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No other products on the market have the well-thought-out feature set that the Index does.
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This is especially dangerous for leaders, as their under-thought-out ideas become the entire team's strategy.
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"This is the most well-thought-out project in the space," said Mr. Sirer, the Cornell professor.
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Everything about Drake—from his music to his personal brand—is carefully thought-out, crafted, and presented.
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He said he preferred people present their ideas in four-page memos, so they are better thought out.
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At present, Bixby feels like a rushed piece of an otherwise well-formed and long thought out phone.
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It's not clear whether Trump had a well-thought-out strategic reason for disclosing the information he did.
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But that view is "a complete misrepresentation", he added, calling France's tax poorly thought out and badly handled.
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"It means that when we do bring in more social features they'll be well thought-out," said Chen.
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Her grand plans of walking into every Westerosi city and "freeing" the enslaved isn't exactly well-thought-out.
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All those thought-out, self-packed lunches in order to afford that gorgeous cream — and for what, amirite?
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"It was foolishly drafted and not well thought out," said Ron Kaufman, a longtime RNC member from Massachusetts.
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"A well-thought-out bedroom begins with a bed that looks and feels comfortable," Gaines told the retailer.
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Even the three seasoned actors at the film's centre cannot breathe life into the poorly thought-out characters.
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Sounds like they're constructing a carefully thought out response, one they expect to publish in about two weeks.
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According to the transcript, Scaramucci told Feist that his interactions with the press will be well thought-out.
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"I don't know if it's my attention span", he laughs, touching on his meticulously thought-out music videos.
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As expected, Sasha did not get very far in her poorly thought out solo-raid on the Sanctuary.
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So, skip a half-thought-out or rushed reply and pick a line that'll buy you some time.
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There's a reasoning behind your making music, and you can tell that your albums are well thought-out.
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My coworkers also suggested: All good, well thought-out suggestions, and their guess is as good as mine.
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" Asked Tuesday about the position, Bharara said: "It's flattering that other people have put the thought out there.
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Clinton has been rolling out some smart, progressive and well thought out proposals on issues like student loans.
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The proposal to shut USIP is not well thought out, and should be dead on arrival in Congress.
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Clinton has coherent, well-thought-out plans to address the matters that Latinos say they care about most.
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It was difficult, well thought-out, and something that had been culminating over the past couple of years.
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It's a political strategy that I'm not so sure is smart, but it's a very thought-out strategy.
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"It was not a well-thought-out decision," she said to me with a laugh 30 years later.
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The French plan looks to me well thought out to accommodate that next phase of the European project.
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Critics say that Bloomberg seemed unprepared for the questions and that his answers were not well thought out.
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Clearly, the plan was a long time in the making and carefully thought out, Lt. Jeff Hallock said.
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To the Editor: This is some of the nuttiest, ill-thought-out political rationalizing I have ever seen.
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Critics said that "Black Christmas" suffered from a poorly thought out plot, weak characters, and a witless script.
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There is an ill-thought out war underway on brand-name drug prices and pharmaceutical intellectual property (IP).
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No wind, range, or other calculations need to be thought out before firing since it moves so quickly.
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K., she just follows Cléo around Paris,' but the film is extremely beautifully imagined and thought out beforehand.
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Unfortunately, our business concepts and product ideas are often not fully thought out, useful, or even properly researched.
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Advisors say you should not change your current investment strategy if it was well thought out to begin with.
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I am not sure I would credit the president with having an elaborate, thought-out view of the Constitution.
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"Lemonade" premiering on HBO is a well thought out marketing strategy that exists in the era of downloadable singles.
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"It was not a well thought out compliment, if that is what he was trying achieve," she told BuzzFeed.
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However, she says that all of the pieces were carefully thought out, and she is proud of each one.
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But I'd rather that the administration's ideas be fully thought out than be cribbed from a morning TV show.
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It's well thought out and addictive, and you'll immediately feel the urge to tell all your friends about it.
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It's a thought-out, cohesive approach that pulls heavily from the lessons of modern-day theme park queue designs.
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And then the entire thing blew up because of an ill-thought-out section on paying for elderly care.
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" Mr. Weaver, the Sanders campaign manager, said that what is needed "is a rational, thought-out schedule of debates.
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One of the goals of the terrorists is to cause havoc and reactions that are not thought-out well.
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That's the difference between bringing a joke across that's well thought-out and saying something just to ruffle feathers.
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In doing so, Snyder has created the most original, visually-striking, and well thought-out superhero movie in years.
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Keep the resistance WELL THOUGHT OUT AND SPECIFIC and prepare to speak out if necessary on Supreme Court nominee!!
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Fortunately, McAleenan is not afraid to speak his mind and push back against hastily thought-out policies if necessary.
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And I think he's going to sit down with his generals and make an informed, well thought out decision.
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Pros: Great fit and many pockets, well thought out designCons: If brown isn't your color, these aren't for you
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Orïsha is a treat of a fantasy world, fully-formed and entirely thought-out, with a thematically rich mythology.
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But she, too, has moments of weakness in which petty, immature, or poorly thought-out decisions derail her progress.
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It's a super well-thought-out, well-played kind of record, and I think it turned out really well.
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Hopefully it can also provide well-thought-out themes for future well intentioned, rare exhibitions like Inspiration from Japan.
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"The main thing for me is the plans that she has that are just more thought out," she said.
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On a recent morning after working out, Mr. McCoy talked about his very precise and thought-out collecting philosophy.
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Opponents said the mandate was an example of legislative overreaching — poorly thought out, potentially costly and not provably achievable.
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If she had let me get my whole thought out, she may have understood what I was talking about.
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From stem to stern, the Massachusetts senator has marketed herself as the candidate with all the issues thought out.
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Bold ideas suit Yang well -- and, when well thought out and pragmatic, they get high points in a debate.
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If Bannon's vision is getting sidelined, it's not like Jared Kushner is ready with a deeply thought-out alternative.
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Efficiency is paramount for calculated leaders, who like to implement thought-out processes to ensure their work runs smoothly.
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These Redditors ended relationships over things that might not seem well-thought out or logical … because they are not. 1.
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The way I sequenced the record was definitely thought out; I wanted those breaths in between the crazy loud moments.
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The Vaunt seemed promising, but the online glimpse we got of the product didn't appear to be fully thought out.
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Unlike many other features we've seen in Android down the years, it's well thought out, well placed, and very useful.
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"This was a very, very well thought out and executed effort," White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said on Feb.
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Of course, this is Rebecca Bunch (Rachel Bloom) we're talking about, so the schemes haven't exactly been well thought out.
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The new version does not approach the game from a male perspective, thanks to well-thought-out changes in terminology.
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The comics have usually been story-intensive, drawing on well-thought-out lore that has been years in the making.
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"They're not well thought out, they're impulsive and they do not appear to be coordinated with our allies," Diehl said.
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It was a methodical, well thought out performance, where her stillness embodies the beauty and build up to the song.
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"It was very well-thought-out and planned," Orange County sheriff's Lt. Jeff Hallock said Saturday at a news conference.
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Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis said the plan was poorly thought out and would place additional burdens on counselors.
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The Philadelphia born released his epic version on Instagram today, which is extremely well thought out—drones were definitely involved.
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Faith Goldy of Rebel Media thinks the Nazis have "robust" and "well thought out ideas" about the "JQ" (Jews) pic.twitter.
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Given Amazon's $41 billion cash on hand, it's surprising how threadbare and poorly thought out this effort seems to be.
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His plan to defeat ISIS is the most comprehensive and thought-out of anyone on either side of the isle.
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No matter how turbulent the market seems, having a well-thought-out strategy gives you the best shot to succeed.
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Their formative event, the famous-in-retrospect "Funeral for the '303s" in Central Park, was not especially well thought out.
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In any case, the decision will be made by the supreme leader and it will be strategic and thought out.
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"It was a tough decision, well thought out and in the end the right decision for the Colts," Irsay said.
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Even if Olivia's actions aren't justified, the way Scandal presented her confrontation with Andrew was delicate and well thought-out.
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"What we really need is legislation and we need a proper, robust thought-out approach" to the problem, he said.
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But people across the department have long concluded that the promotion system for detectives is mysterious and poorly thought out.
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And it is mood, not heritage trophies, that defines this penthouse — a rigorously thought out, effortless-seeming bastion of tranquillity.
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In that endless stream, the idea that a song is a thought-out, carefully distilled utterance was bound to erode.
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I also appreciated the well-thought-out technology, with just about everything I needed built right into the bedside tables.
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That way people understand this isn't a new or sudden shift, but a well-thought-out business or professional move.
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Our species does poorly thought-out things, and we must not take a back seat to any machine on that.
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And our pieces are all edited and they're thought out and, you know, they're written by humans, there's no aggregation.
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All those seemingly extraneous databases about geography, history, science, and other more mundane topics are seriously thought out and expansive.
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We can use any funds that are generated to present a much more well thought-out plan to the city.
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Uber's is very well thought out, but I would have spent a lot of precious development time setting it up.
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The theme of Davis's lecture was violence against women, and every word she spoke was so well thought out and brilliant.
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Obama's tweets are well-crafted, present both sides of an issue, and feel like thought-out statements, rather than petty arguments.
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Like a responsible dad, Benjamin holds the whole thing together, explaining things in clear terms and giving well thought-out answers.
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"A well thought-out bedroom begins with a room that looks and feels comfortable," Gaines says in a video for Target.
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Each detail is thought out to make the process as efficient as possible and to ultimately serve more customers more quickly.
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I've answered cold emails from people who are really well-formulated, thought out, respectful of my time and respectful of me.
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But don't let that small slip up ruin what otherwise seems like a remarkably polished and well-thought-out software experience.
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Clinton, once again, suggested that Sanders likes to point out problems without having a fully thought-out solution to address them.
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But the papers you've put out actually give clear and well-thought out answers to some of these mainstream public questions.
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"What we learned is that it becomes a barrier to putting a thought out there," senior product manager Meghann Lomas said.
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I'm on my own when I introduce the song, so it was all thought out and I'm really proud of it.
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"Before making a decision to relocate to a new city, a well thought out plan is essential to success," he says.
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It's a dangerous and competitive market, but their product is well thought out and could make data plays down the line.
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The Mi 5 is a handsome phone, with a good-looking display that makes it feel cohesive and well thought-out.
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As the levels progress, however, that seemingly basic structure snowballs into a masterfully thought-out Swiss Army knife of gameplay options.
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With his poorly thought-out comments on abortion Trump managed a rare feat: he united both sides of the polarised debate.
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Speaking to GQ U.K., Harris explained that throwing out that ill-thought-out (since-deleted) Tweet was a matter of instinct.
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Both the Chinese government and nonprofit groups need urgently to address the demand issue with well thought out public education programs.
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He thought out loud and didn't care enough about the consequences to slap a coat of diplomatic varnish on his views.
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But Moors said opening a marriage should be an intentional and thought-out decision, not a spur-of-the-moment one.
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It's one of those looks that's meant to seem like there's no effort, although we know that it's really thought out.
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Perry has been building up buzz for months, enduring Carpool Karaoke and poorly thought-out viral marketing schemes involving disco balls.
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Inside the church, dozens of extras were transformed into well-thought-out characters, with manicures, makeup, and hair styling or wigs.
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A fair, neutral and well-thought-out course is the only way to approach Dr. Blasey and Judge Kavanaugh's forthcoming testimony.
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Don't you think we have pretty well-thought-out reasons not to report, if we're willing to live with that burden?
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A well thought out and statistically accurate strategy but a pathetic one that leaves tax payers holding the bag once again.
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In many ways, it&aposs about being able to tell a compelling story based on a solid, well thought-out plan.
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In the end, debating whether Sunday's travel ban is fairer or better thought out than its predecessors is beside the point.
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Cruz has taken an alternative path, and I think that's because their campaign is thought-out, strategically, over the long haul.
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But I'm sure that we won't get wherever we do arrive without many evolutions of carefully thought-out models like his.
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So Obamacare is, though nobody will believe it, a well-thought-out law that works where states want it to work.
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"Everything's been thought out for that 360° experience so you feel like you're adding something delicious for the skin," Lee says.
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Basically, it was a well-thought out and well-delivered lecture with some rather poignant scenes of sacrifice for the nation.
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Well, for now we don't exactly know, since it is clear that the president's tweets were not exactly well thought out.
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It's also possible to hook up a Bluetooth keyboard to the Chromebook Tab, but those don't feel like fully thought out solutions.
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When a person is President, the ramifications of poorly thought out statements and vicious, off-the-cuff attacks can have dangerous consequences.
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Instead of grinding through a repetitive series of corridors, you explore well-thought-out locales, each inspired by a particular character's psyche.
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"Having more of a structured plan thought out before you do it engages the mind in such a unique way," he says.
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What has emerged from that decision is a fantastically well balanced sound married to an equally well thought-out and precise design.
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He desperately wants to be loved, but his efforts to help other people are often poorly thought-out and prone to backfiring.
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"This was not very well thought out, but it doesn't seem to have very deep roots either," a US official told CNN.
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A flawed and ill-thought out gene drive could result in unforeseen ecological consequences, which is why the practice remains so controversial.
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You're a thoughtful, methodical person, Capricorn, but even you say things you haven't thought out clearly sometimes—watch out for that today!
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Many are experienced politicians who have held office and have thought out policy positions—no matter how one feels about those positions.
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But I'm worried that simply increasing Department of Transportation spending without a well-thought-out plan will lead to little but waste.
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The design is well thought-out and the app includes read-along word highlighting in every story to help young readers improve.
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Second, poorly thought-out Western policies created power vacuums into which Russia was able to expand its influence in the Middle East.
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A successful retirement is based upon a well-thought-out financial plan and having the discipline to stay with it — long-term.
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These are two groups that have worked assiduously to remain ignorant of economics and the negative ramifications of poorly thought out legislation.
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Only Mr. Trump knows whether the bans are the result of pique or some carefully thought-out strategy (he denies the latter).
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"It's a well-thought out, well-balanced cocktail that just happens to be in slushy form," said David Kinch, the restaurant's owner.
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The Mustang also feels more thought-out and better executed, while the Camaro suffers from a utilitarian interior and some plasticky aspects.
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Users of the free app can choose from among dozens of language courses, some of which are better thought-out than others.
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Even the bags and boxes (carefully thought out by Avanzi) are made by facilities employed by labels like Céline and Mansur Gavriel.
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Yet, many of the classes in the UX program seemed haphazard and poorly thought out to Nishida and some of his classmates.
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This app was very well thought out, and it's also one of the few that's also available for the PlayStation VR headset.
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It's hard and there's a learning curve, but it's also fertile ground for making sure every choice we make is thought out.
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In fact, what I found is that he has a well-thought-out plan to make the GOP a working-class party.
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Remember that prior to running for president and even during his bid, Trump lacked any clearly thought-out set of policy prescriptions.
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"It was half-baked, it wasn't thought out, it was rushed and it was ridiculous," Cuban said of the initial executive order.
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Created and designed by Dixon, the puppet is a very flexible invention, which you can clearly see was very carefully thought out.
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Projects once deemed largely conceptual have matured into well-thought-out capital infrastructure projects that show meaningful return on investment, he says.
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They're all over the map and sometimes they're incredibly granular, like, just amazingly deep in terms of well thought out ... It's cool.
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This will give you time to approach your distributor who can inform the stores that you're working on a well thought out release.
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Those comments gave credence to theories that Trump's tough guy swagger is more of a political device than a thought out diplomatic gambit.
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The study authors suggested that the poor players' minds were more fatigued, a condition that might lead to riskier, less thought-out decisions.
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Thus, instead of elections giving voters a meaningful choice between well-thought-out alternatives to pressing national political problems, voters encountered a muddle.
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Well thought-out partnerships with ambassadors, such as tennis player Roger Federer, and collaborations with designers, like Jil Sander, are starting to help.
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Additionally, There's also surprisingly well-thought out karaoke features, which makes sense for a beer-holding party speaker when you think about it.
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But that's primarily because MoviePass' business model was so poorly thought-out that it essentially drove its owner to the edge of bankruptcy.
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Actually make a well-thought-out pic stitch for your BFF's birthday, instead of just posting the first throwback you can find. 10.
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If you like crime, time travel, and head burstingly-complex (but also incredibly well thought-out) plots, you're probably going to like Dark.
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Like everything Clark does, it's well thought out and dynamic, and given center stage, the purity in her soprano is the highlight here.
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Day 21988: The escape It was an escape so well thought out that investigators think it took six months of planning, Hallock said.
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Others have called it a rash and provocative move, possibly one not particularly thought out by the President-elect and his small team.
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The lyrics of their songs are so well thought out and heartfelt and the delivery is presented in a unique and inimitable fashion.
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It seems more likely that Wayne is against discussing politics in interviews and tried to be neutral in a poorly thought out way.
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"The Nest cam does have some well-thought-out security measures in place but their implementation obviously had a few shortcomings," he said.
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Biometrics may not be the perfect solution for security, but they can be useful — as long as they're robust and well thought out.
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As a result, you have a bill that's a hodgepodge of poorly thought out ideas and attempts at winning over blocks of congressmen.
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Our public figures can't be obliged to police every intolerant thought out their [sic] at the risk of being condemned for intolerance themselves.
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And that wasn't the only crazy thing about these socks Beyond the fabric, Smartwool has seriously thought out every detail of these socks.
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The time to change jobs should be a well thought-out decision, not one you make because things are starting to feel desperate.
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According to Ms. Amos, Boko Haram's use of women as weapons is a carefully thought-out strategy, one some of the women accept.
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"In threads, the idea is for it to be longer-form, well-thought-out discussions, rather than just a side conversation," Loury said.
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Throughout that period, a Palestinian team took initiatives in presenting detailed and thought-out positions, maps and responses to the other side's positions.
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The activists are both well-meaning and annoying, the plot they hatch to rescue the chickens both impressively thought-out and entirely absurd.
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That, the law's defenders said, is a measured and well-thought-out approach to crime and the still-forming consciousness of youthful offenders.
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This is what happens when you govern by personal preference and favor seat-of-the-pants decisions rather than more thought-out ones.
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Today's crossword by Hal Moore, however, is interesting in that it is not only tricky and well-thought out, but it's a debut.
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In many cases, it's because of poorly thought-out government energy policy that generates minimal environmental benefits at the expense of the poor.
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It produces poorly thought-out interventions and, sometimes, disastrous long-term consequences, effects likely to be magnified in the era of Mr. Trump.
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" Mr. Carranza has not said whether he will ultimately endorse the plan, though he has called it "well thought-out" and "very moderate.
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These simple yet well thought out changes help keep cold air from reaching the interior while also providing a generous amount of space.
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"A fair, neutral and well-thought-out course is the only way to approach Dr. (Ford) and Judge Kavanaugh's upcoming testimony," Hill wrote.
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Fury out-thought, out-boxed, and out-pointed Klitschko, a long-reigning champion at the time, in a 2015 bamboozling for the ages.
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Our public figures can't be obliged to police every intolerant thought out their (sic) at the risk of being condemned for intolerance themselves.
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In short, these three open positions play a vital role in helping make sure that American policy is informed and well thought out.
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" And as for Neutra getting the site right, "the way the house is placed is brilliant for Sioux City, very well thought out.
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"This was clearly a well-thought-out and planned escape," Orange County Sheriff's Spokesman Lieutenant Jeff Hallock said at a Sunday press conference.
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But Peterson's findings echo something you hear from economists across the political spectrum — Trump's policies for trade are poorly thought-out and dangerous.
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White is a poorly thought-out mess of a book written by someone who does not take seriously the topics he's writing about.
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Any intervention in the market must be "well thought out" given it would be watched closely by the rest of the world, he added.
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It kind of all depends on Kate's real motivations behind it all, where it's a rash decision or something she has well thought out.
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One redditor made the very well-thought out argument for how practically every aspect of the Azor Ahai prophecy played out in the finale.
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While it's sturdier, more thought-out and a bit more expensive, it encapsulates much of the same features of the headset from last year.
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Though the hardware experience it offers feels surprisingly refined and well thought out, the broader ecosystem is still a bit of a Wild West.
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Showing off your new beloved to your followers is a long, thought-out process — let alone when you have over 15 million of them!
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And while Extinction Rebellion looks like a freewheeling movement fond of costumes and stunts, there is actually a thought-out method to its madness.
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He later apologized to the black community for his poorly thought out political statement, but the apology sucked and the damage was already done.
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This kind of well-thought-out, go-to-market strategy requires hard work and local community understanding that very few cryptocurrency teams have achieved.
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It's hard to say, because many of Trump's remarks about science and health research have been bizarre, inaccurate, and quite clearly not thought out.
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" In that sense, he told me that the "debate on whether [Hillary] Clinton supporters should show empathy for Trump voters is poorly thought out.
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Instead of trying to impress with a well-thought-out eatery, they opted for a few tables covered with black cloth and some chairs.
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And even the most well thought out and intentioned shots have a tendency to go awry, with balls bouncing around in wholly unexpected ways.
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"I would like to see a well-thought-out proposal about this," said Gale, "and until there is one I'm assuming there isn't one."
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We will pay the price for the poorly thought out and ill-considered organization changes that we're making, and cuts in spending as well.
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This was a thought-out decision to put a person in a situation where the risks of injury and death were obvious and known.
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It was not very well thought out in terms of the finer details (like, for example, if green card holders would be wrongly affected).
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While she spent time on "carefully thought-out policies" and "painstakingly built coalitions," he was just throwing red meat to people starving for it.
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It could be the most well-thought-out idea and their only question for you will be: Why does this matter and who cares?
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Radia said he has not seen evidence that GOP lawmakers have a "well-thought-out view" on what they would do to Section 230.
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The last thing I want or support is censorship- is others not being able to voice their well-thought out opinions and democratically discuss.
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"To think that can be done with small vehicles, with people getting in and out of them, hasn't been fully thought out," he said.
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A terrific weekend for the bantamweight division and from Cody Garbrandt one of the most surprisingly disciplined, thought out, and savvy performances of 2016.
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" He said that his fellow undecided voters were "all very well-educated, well-thought-out people who just haven't quite made their decision yet.
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"He instantly came back with a very-well-thought-out plan for the three of us that made a lot of sense," she said.
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"Histoires" was the centerpiece of a meticulously thought-out program (the rest of it purely instrumental) that traced connections between French and Japanese music.
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"Most great debate moments are pre-thought-out," said Karen Dunn, a lawyer and one of the Democratic Party's most seasoned debate prep experts.
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" Councilman Ernie Trakas also voiced concern over the measure, saying it "overreaches, is not well thought out and I believe it violates state law.
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Thaung Tun said original plans for the dam were not "thought out" and failed to consider the impact on the community and the environment.
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Lawmakers must not undo these growth boosters during final negotiations with poorly thought out revenue raisers like alternative minimum taxes on corporations or individuals.
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The pond — the only one like this in the entire state — is kept fresh and clean thanks to a very well-thought-out system.
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"These plans by a backbench rump of the Conservative Party are a mere distraction, they are poorly thought out and completely unworkable," he said.
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"But, is she qualified?" is difficult to aim at someone who has already thought out several plans a full 19 months before the general election.
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Typically, the originator of the Wild Idea — in this case, Pope – convinces his team of operatives to join him on a well thought-out plan.
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Kendall: If ever Kendall is caught making a rash or poorly-thought out decision, that's likely because her eyebrows slant upwards at the outer ends.
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But I have heard Mattis and Tillerson walk through a pretty conventional, well-thought-out approach to try to bring North Korea to the table.
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While some tasks were refreshingly thought out, like searching for and progressing through recipe instructions, others, like finding a specific YouTube video, were frustratingly difficult.
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The Backpack is well-thought-out, well-made, and in the wake of CES, battle-proven to withstand the rigors of hurried and uncaring use.
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But their explanation of why they do that reads as very well thought-out and introspective, in a way that some black metal bands aren't.
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"Through our investigation of some of the suspects, it's revealed to us that this was a well-planned, well-thought-out, evil tragedy," he said.
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The most well-thought-out foreign policy among 2100 Democratic presidential candidates doesn't belong to Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg, or even Joe Biden.
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If its finicky syncing and drab design aren't a huge turnoff, the on-wrist guidance is one of the better thought out offerings out there.
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The reason she says she was able to start a company is because von Tobel had a well-thought-out financial plan of her own.
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And she has such a well-thought out legging-ensemble formula, they can serve as plenty of outfit inspo for your skull-printed pair. 1.
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Every detail, from how you maneuver an environment using teleportation to how you reload and change weapons, has been carefully crafted and well thought out.
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"I'll be super honest with you — that was one of those things we didn't have a well thought-out plan for," King admitted to TVLine.
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While it won't win any prizes for beauty or ingenuity, the Trestle is a well-thought-out creation with very few shortcomings or superfluous extras.
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While some memos are well thought-out and carefully crafted, others are poorly written and fall on the other end of the spectrum, he writes.
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You can take a look at the ultra-well-thought-out layouts of others and shop the products they used directly to save yourself time.
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And because midnight regulations may be less carefully thought out than other regulations, they are less likely to solve real problems at a reasonable cost.
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Whitmer is in good shape to win the governor's race and her party could also take back the Michigan House, once thought out of reach.
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Meyers called it "not only cruel and unnecessary but apparently very poorly thought out," dissecting the order with precision and no small amount of despair.
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As well as that, any opponent matched with the McGregor copycats can be assured of well thought out insults to usher them into their meeting.
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It boils down to having a well thought out business model and a team that is disciplined in the way it executes on that plan.
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The family comedy-drama "Almost Christmas" is an often disarmingly entertaining picture, in spite of its being a not particularly well-thought-out cinematic contrivance.
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Radio and television now must compete with the devices for attention and that is leading to a collapse in well thought-out editorial decision-making.
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Every drive feels like an event, every surface feels thought-out and every bit of technology is as sleek and well-implemented as you'd expect.
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These are surprisingly illiberal themes for Dorfman, a public intellectual and admirable human rights advocate, but he doesn't appear to have thought out their implications.
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Its cleverly designed cable steering, quality construction, and well thought out accessories make it a stand out in a crowded field of electric cargo bikes.
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To answer the first, the awkward truth is that his predecessor's instincts, though more measured and thought out than his own, were not fundamentally different.
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In theory the new framework would make it easier to change poorly thought-out rules such as the Solvency II regulations for insurers, Bailey said.
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On December 1003 in the rematch, with a disciplined and cerebral strategy, he out-thought, out-jabbed, and out-boxed Mexico&aposs first heavyweight champion.
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"It is a horrifically, poorly thought-out project from day one," said Jon Coupal, the president of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, a watchdog group.
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" She continued, "This was the first episode of the show I ever taped and I was very nervous, doing improv that wasn't well thought out.
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Voters aren't voting on the basis of thought-out views about the role of government; they're voting on the basis of group identity and affiliation.
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Some of his female opponents in the Democratic primary, meanwhile, have come out with well-thought-out policy proposals bolstered by years in nationwide office.
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The Hells Angels' path to eventually dominating the Canadian crime scene was a bloody one, but also one that was carefully thought out and executed.
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There's been nothing about the chaos surrounding his first months in office to indicate a clear, thought-out plot to finesse distractions from the bigger issues.
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My position, stated often in these comments, is that the Federal Reserve is executing a monetary policy that is not gradual and not well thought out.
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But critics say the law is vague and poorly thought-out, and will end up restricting how content is shared online, stifling innovation and free speech.
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With a well thought out cabin layout and a well-lit open airy cabin feel, the A350 has proven to be a nice way to fly.
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As many, many funny design fails have taught us over the years, a badly thought-out design can completely change the message you're trying to convey.
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But Jolie says the story took the casting process out of context, turning a well-thought-out audition into a ploy that seemed cruel and unusual.
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It wasn't a very well-thought-out plan — but it turns out I really liked the results from the first trip and decided to keep going.
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It's not written to be taken as a 100 percent well thought out argument, it's pretty kneejerk, but I enjoy writing from a kneejerk perspective sometimes.
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It's not the most thought-out idea I've ever heard for a concept, but Mercedes outdoes itself by also building a touchscreen into the steering wheel.
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And while that may be bad news for sex toy founders' bank accounts, it'll likely save consumers from a flood of poorly thought-out sex products.
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It has something to say, but it can never calm down long enough to finish its current thought out before moving on to the next one.
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Lentz responded with a well-thought out poem in October that scoffed at Penn's call-out, asking "what's the point?" of a matchup between the two.
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From the freaky, spaced out guitar riffs at the beginning of "Rogue Island," you know you're about to embark on a very layered, thought-out song.
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Plenty of quirky things could yield useful scientific results if you apply rigorous thinking and conduct a well-thought-out experiment, as demonstrated by this work.
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Conversely, the British Government has spent decades arguing against this or that EU directive, on the grounds that it was too burdensome or ill-thought out.
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The Mini has a more refined driving experience than the premium brands, and the cabin is extraordinarily well thought out, so your money does go somewhere.
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The burden on women As much as the government has emphasized delaying pregnancy, Coelho says it hasn't fully thought out how to implement such a directive.
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Bratton, who previously served as head of police in New York City, Boston and Los Angeles, called the concept an "ill thought out" political band-aid.
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"There's so much good writing and art and variety of thought out there these days that this is by no means comprehensive," he wrote on Facebook.
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"It's a very badly thought-out act, because where there is a demand, there's always going to be someone prepared to fulfil the demand, " she said.
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" Leaks on Yemen strike: Spicer said the initial plan was approved under the Obama administration: "This was a very, very well thought out and executed effort.
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"I was an aggressive guy; Ron was more of a deep-thought-out guy," Holmgren said at the news conference at which Hextall's firing was announced.
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Adele then continued to gush praise for Lemonade: The Lemonade album, Beyoncé, was so monumental, and so well thought out, and so beautiful and soul-bearing.
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"If we have a stronger, better thought out system of services, I think we can avoid some of the pain the next time around," he said.
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You're halfway through making a well-thought-out point in a meeting and then -- all of a sudden -- a colleague jumps in and cuts you off.
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He's demonstrated little capability to think strategically about conflict, going with whatever seems persuasive in the moment rather than some kind of well-thought-out strategy.
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Schulz welcomed belated government support for his proposal on Friday to introduce electric car quotas in Europe, which Merkel initially said was not well thought out.
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I quickly learned that despite the good intentions, the extraordinary amount of money spent and the importance of the project, it was not well thought out.
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And that's not easy to do because typically with TV and video, it gets overly thought-out and overly produced and plays a bit too safe.
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Kavanaugh and Ford "A fair, neutral and well-thought-out course is the only way to approach Dr. (Ford) and Judge Kavanaugh's upcoming testimony," Hill said.
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Ironically, for some, email has now become the place for well-thought-out communications while workplace software has been inundated by thoughtless meme and emoji sharing.
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This proposal has been so poorly thought out that it has made odd bedfellows of groups that are often on opposing sides of big policy debates.
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Conversely, the British government has spent decades arguing against this or that EU directive, on the grounds that it was too burdensome or ill-thought out.
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And without an overall strategy for how this set of escalatory actions ultimately leads back to the negotiating table, it doesn't seem like well thought out policy.
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Brand manager Elisa Lu says every device's packaging is carefully thought out from the moment customers receive the product, to when they open it and use it.
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Thankfully, the StirMATE Smart Pot Stirrer takes this level of conscious thought out of a dish like risotto, and out of a lot of other dishes too.
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If your love language is gifts, there's nothing you love more than giving well thought out "just because" gifts and spoiling those you love on special occasions.
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The bottom line: AV developers, manufacturers, insurers and regulators will have to devise a more specific, thought-out vision for how humans and machines share the road.
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There is actually a deeply thought-out method beneath its madness, even as some of its stunts have caused internal tensions, and its message is deadly serious.
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We wanted something well thought out that we could integrate into the platform and unleash a lot of developers to do some really cool stuff with it.
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Most notable was the defeat of the world's best Go players by DeepMind's AlphaGo, an achievement that experts thought out of reach for at least a decade.
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" Jean-Raymond's clothing only scratches the surface of a well thought-out experience described by himself on Instagram as "the greatest shit ever happened in Brooklyn yesterday.
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"Female hysteria" is another iteration of this that, like other poorly researched or thought out practices, trickled down the historical timeline and stayed part of belief systems.
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"I just don't get a good feeling that whatever we're doing has been thoroughly thought out and there's some kind of a plan," said New York Rep.
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The march makes a bold statement: we can address some of our most pressing social and economic needs through a well-thought-out shift in energy policy.
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With all the other issues swirling after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, this bug shows that Facebook's privacy issues span both poorly thought-out policies and technical oversights.
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"We're hoping [the $500K goal] can get us by until the end of the year," he said, cautioning that specific dates or numbers hadn't been thought out.
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Readers of my conversation with a fellow Times columnist, Farhad Manjoo, a few weeks ago know that I think the idea is, let's say, poorly thought out.
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Rubio is right in warning that our negotiating position must be well-prepared, carefully thought out, and effectively include airtight protections against a North Korean nuclear danger.
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Eventually, one poorly thought out decision becomes a plotted out speed run impressive enough to coax the Guinness Book of Records to the Bosnian city of Visoko.
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For my part I want to call attention to something I feel is important about the game and the carefully thought-out limitations it places on creators.
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The 2004 assault on Fallujah marked one of the bloodiest moments of the Iraq War, and Mattis wrote that he thought the move was poorly thought-out.
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I have noticed in my own life that my auto-pilot setting has me spending more money and saving less than my thought-out, planned setting.5.
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According to the International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation, ice climbing is an extremely technical activity that requires core strength, well-thought-out strategy, and "nerves of steel."
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His decision to draw down troops in Syria and his claims that ISIS is defeated have also rankled military commanders who felt it wasn't well thought out.
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It wasn't even part of a thought-out strategy, just a loathsome impulse that found its way out of the president's mouth to spread far and wide.
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But it's still not clear that the administration has a well thought out strategy to get private companies to voluntarily produce enough medical supplies without purchasing guarantees.
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And despite having a team of big-name consultants, it seems like a lot of what he's doing isn't entirely thought out, including these primary state visits.
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Hire an installer who will work with you on a well-thought-out plan for where to put the ductwork, and be sure to insulate that ductwork.
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Far more employees were willing to speak out on Slack about how the message was tone deaf, not well thought out, and overall negative views toward leadership.
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But the country, they added, has already taken a number of steps long thought out of reach — steps that, if they continue, could make those ambitions reality.
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The timing is also poorly thought-out, given that YouTube TV just picked up new subs following Sony's PlayStation Vue shutdown — and now it's kicking them out.
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Burger King is unveiling a horrible, genius, infuriating, hilarious, and maybe very poorly thought-out ad today that's designed to intentionally set off Google Homes and Android phones.
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Why are some voters choosing Buttigieg over a policy heavyweight who has brought more exciting and well thought-out ideas to the table than any candidate so far?
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Instead, she followed the footsteps of women like Beyonce, whose style has always been well thought out and intentional, but has certainly not been the only talking point.
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But the not-thought-out-that-well stuff also has a tendency to suck, or to be mean, or to just be honest criticism, so it seems harsh.
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But all this precise glass engineering and manufacturing can't cost much less than using a well-thought-out polycarbonate design, such as the ones Nokia used to make.
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"The rule is a well thought-out response to the serious consumer harm of forced arbitration," said Brian Marshall, policy counsel for advocacy group Americans for Financial Reform.
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Both women have well thought-out reasons for ditching the razor (or the laser, or the epilator, or waxing strips...) that have taught us a lesson or two.
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Unlike the precise mathematics of Marvel's well thought out phases that carefully stitched together dozens of superheroes together, Kingdom Hearts III is more of a free-for-all.
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Some purchases, like gifts for your nearest and dearest or flights home to your family, are well-thought-out purchases you don't regret when the season is over.
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" Although he has not formally endorsed Clinton, Cuban has defended her against critics and praised her "thought-out proposals" because they permit voters to "see where she stands.
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It's all just very seamless and private and feels as though everything has been thought out and taken care of for me, which is just such a luxury.
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"I believe this is one of the worst thought-out and worst written laws I've ever had to implement," said Matt Redmann, executive director of Epi-Hab Phoenix.
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" Shortly after the State Department released its statement, the Defense Department posted a tweet defending the withdrawal of troops from Syria as "deliberate, well thought-out, mutually supportive.
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Research, including new work from our Human Cooperation Laboratory at Yale, suggests Trump may be successful precisely because of his hotheadedness and lack of carefully thought-out proposals.
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It's something of a shot in the dark—arguably part of a pattern of quick, not very well-thought-out decision-making that's been criticized as of late.
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When this poorly-thought-out system fails, I employ another: buying likeable food, but keeping it far away from my apartment and downstairs in the creepy storage area.
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After I heard of the last divorce, I talked with him about taking stock and making good, well-thought-out decisions that would serve him for a lifetime.
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"I think YTers who leaving their traditional 9-5 jobs is fine, as long as they dedicate their time to putting our genuine, thought out content," he said.
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And so well thought out, and so beautiful and soul-baring and we all got to see another side to you that you don't always let us see.
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"It's quite clear it was not all that thought out," Judge Leonie Brinkema of Federal District Court in Alexandria, Va., said in yet another court hearing held Friday.
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Obama's still lingering DACA amnesty presents us with a bracing choice: Do we take a systematic, well thought out approach to immigration policy, considering all its expansive effects?
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But her carefully thought-out travel plans were upended last month, along with thousands of others who expected to make their way to Santiago, Chile, for the conference.
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Put simply, this last year of congressional strategy has been far less about implementing a well thought-out legislative vision and much more of a reactive, scattershot approach.
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When I think about my list of hopes and plans for 2020, they can be broken down into two categories: the thought-out version and the stoplight one.
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Or, for those who aren't particularly fans of the IP, it's still an intricate and engaging business sim with lots of interconnected systems that requires thought-out management strategies.
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Ultimately, the new study "stresses the importance of thorough and well thought-out population studies and preclinical gene-editing studies" to understand the effect of genetic mutations, he said.
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"The family very carefully thought out the kind of people they wanted to speak," said Hodges, noting that Kay Patterson, a black state lawmaker, also was among the eulogists.
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Most military guys who've been in combat, the last thing they want to do is get involved in a shooting war, especially if it hasn't been well thought out.
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"These designs were not well thought out and we deeply apologize to anyone that has been upset and/or offended, especially to the families of the artists," she shared.
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"These designs were not well thought out and we deeply apologize to anyone that has been upset and/or offended, especially to the families of the artists," she wrote.
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The Obama administration's determination to discourage campus sexual assault—which is suffered by as many as a fifth of women attending college—was well-intentioned, but poorly thought out.
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As it turns out, running an experiment on a fusion reactor doesn't require much input from humans—just some well thought-out protocols, and a good sound system. [YouTube]
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Changes need to be subtle but well thought out, as moving symbols or keys too far will interfere with muscle memory that AZERTY users have built up for years.
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What some saw as tanking, Monfils described as tactics, a well thought out Plan B employed when it became clear a more traditional Plan A approach was not working.
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All of these elements need to work together, from the signage to the interior design of the store, which means that the brands need to be fully thought out.
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Fifty-nine dead, 527 injured, a gunman with dozens of weapons and a terrifyingly well-thought-out plan for how to inflict maximum damage on a crowd of strangers.
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That rejoinder is more than a little hyperbolic, but the JASTA bill is a poorly thought-out, overly politicized bill, and likely to cause future headaches for U.S. policymakers.
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Millennials, the much-maligned generation of supposedly tech-savvy ingrates born sometime in the 1980s or 90s, frequently find themselves on the receiving end of poorly thought out criticism.
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We are being subjected to well thought out campaigns designed to infect our critical infrastructure, steal our intellectual property, cause financial chaos whenever possible, and undermine our very democracy.
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If the Trump Administration isn't willing to put in the years of work necessary to deregulate, the Trump regulatory record will end up like other poorly thought out initiatives.
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The four-part series feels like a content dump to feed our insatiable true-crime appetite, rather than a well thought out portrait of Bundy with a unique perspective.
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This is a hotel that feels high-end without smacking you over the head with "luxury" trimmings, and even small rooms feel carefully thought out and worth the price.
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Experts say that Trump's constantly escalating threats of big tariffs against China sometimes appear to be more a function of Trump's personality than well-thought-out trade policy strategy.
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The candidates didn't always have well-thought-out answers, but they showed an awareness of some key questions that matter to female voters and anyone who can get pregnant.
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Every shot is arresting, a carefully thought-out aid to building a world that still keeps some of its secrets hidden, tantalizing the audience and leaving us wanting more.
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"These designs were not well thought out and we deeply apologize to anyone that has been upset and/or offended, especially to the families of the artists," they said.
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The guesthouse was renovated a few years ago by the interior designer Philippe Forestier, and details like the scents, the lighting and the linens have been carefully thought out.
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It is an open question whether filling these key positions will make a difference, whether thought-out positions or options from a disciplined interagency process will be listened to.
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Pursuing poorly thought-out and even more poorly executed policies on the pretext of battling a nonexistent national security crisis, Mr. Trump has helped create a pressing humanitarian one.
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Much as he might want to be compared to the legendary gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson, though, Gay said the whole affair was carefully thought out ahead of time.
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Campos launched a poorly thought out right low kick as Guillard circled away from it, but immediately capitalized with a tight left hook which caught Guillard circling into it.
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She could walk 15 minutes to the J/M/Z, but it's destined to be packed, she thought out loud, and she would still need to transfer to another train.
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If it does not, the failure will make clear that after seven years of voting to repeal Obamacare, the GOP doesn't have a fully thought-out plan to replace it.
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" "Even though it looks funny, it's actually pretty well thought out and architected to actually solve the selfie camera being in the wrong place if you weren't to do that.
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Janice would have obviously looked up 903 Yemen Road, Yemen, on Google Maps, seen that the address doesn't exist, and have foiled Chandler's not-so-well-thought-out plan. 5.
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Britain has done too little to refashion its welfare state for a post-collectivist age of flexible labour—and what it has done is sloppily thought out and poorly executed.
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Likewise, the sacking of James Comey as head of the FBI, which some have seen as part of a well-thought-out plot, could equally suggest an absence of planning.
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And historically, it's been used in rare circumstances against friends, peers, and total strangers, all of whom end up the victims of a poorly thought-out attempt at a prank.
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"So I applaud [Kenny] for doing what leaders should do—presenting an informed, well-thought out perspective on a topic that is new and can sometimes be confusing," said Rossi.
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"[It] was simple but deep, a well-balanced game that offered freedom but was also well thought-out, and above all else, a shocking story and wonderful game," he says.
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However, while Heather told the outlet that her husband "loves one hundred percent of this house," there's one feature she thinks she could have thought out a little bit better.
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If you are able to build a forum that can serve quick and well-thought-out answers, you can become the go-to place for all questions regarding your industry.
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But the evidence that the push has actually had a negative net effect on people's health highlights the risk that even well-thought-out public policy often has unintended consequences.
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It's a carefully thought-out crossover that shines with affection for both its sources, one that never goes for the cheap joke when it can go for the gut punch.
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It's clear there are story points that creators recycle out of pop culture traditions, and their presence can sometimes be a sign that a story hasn't been fully thought out.
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It's the kind of vaguely thought-out, wholly implausible scheme that countless stoned kids have joked about while watching gameshows at 3 AM, but somehow, the duo pulled it off.
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Culture creators, innovation innovators and scene starters Dom and Adrian give their poignant and well thought-out take on the U.S. election and turning the assassination industry on its head.
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First, for so long, it was obvious that his wall would be an impossibility because it was so ill-fated, badly thought out, and based on outright lies and untruths.
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But if the party is still searching for lessons from her shocking win, she's made one pretty clear: an aggressive, full thought-out, party-wide climate plan is long overdue.
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"The applications that are well thought out tell a nice story about how it's good for America – how it's promoting U.S. jobs, how it's promoting U.S. economic activity," McAllister said.
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Hosts Jesse Farrar and Mike Hale have become unofficial historians of bad Kickstarters, rounding up poorly-thought-out gadgets, tasteless creative projects, and blatant grifts from the world of crowdfunding.
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"The minimum period required to execute this reckless decision is now being portrayed as 'well thought out and deliberate' when it's neither of those things," an informed source tells CNN.
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"Their actions are not centered around a strange fondness of mushrooms but a thought-out choice to send a clear and hateful message to their daughter-in-law," she said.
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"The bill is a well thought out and constructive compromise which will help stabilize the Puerto Rican fiscal crisis and thus avoid potentially dramatic costs to taxpayers," said former Sen.
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The likes of "The New York Times" and the "Washington Post" are now filled with half-baked and half-thought out articles decrying new revelations of the Kremlin creeping closer.
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Urzua, who was seen as a moderate policymaker and disciplined manager of public finances, blamed meddling in the finance ministry and ill-thought-out economic policies for his abrupt resignation.
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Harvey Weinstein just did a new on-the-record interview since the flood of allegations came pouring in against him -- and his first thought out ... he's a champion of women.
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"Jokowi will have to come up with a well-thought-out strategy to contain Ma'ruf Amin's conservative influence," added the NU source, who sought anonymity because the topic is sensitive.
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James Kim, a research fellow at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies in Seoul, said South Korea would need a "very well-thought-out plan" to address the sanctions concerns.
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" In her apology, she said she "had no intention of invoking a conspiracy theory and I am deeply sorry that my ill-thought out and poorly worded comment did this.
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"What we're getting is a poorly thought out program that appears to be written by people that have no knowledge of how the health insurance market or system works," he said.
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"Barca is a monster, a well thought out and constructed team, with youngsters that are promoted from the youth team and with (Lionel) Messi, who is from another planet," Beckham said.
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For that reason, the high price targets may be more indicative of analysts' slowness or reticence to reduce their target prices, rather than of carefully thought out projections of incredible gains.
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This dish may be simple, but it's also incredibly well thought out—just as everything that comes from Matt Lambert, owner and chef of Michelin-starred Musket Room in New York.
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The ergonomics were well thought out, and the contours of the grips and the matte black finish on top make playing with it a much superior experience over the standard DualShock.
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If the whole reboot is going to be as fantastically thought out as this scene, we have a feeling we're going to be going through several tissue boxes come Thanksgiving weekend.
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There's no one-size-fits-all solution, but a careful and well thought-out block feature, tailor-made to suit the platform, can go a long way in effectively handling harassment.
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In Baby Driver's case, hyping up a soundtrack of curated cool is a good way to mask the fact that the movie itself is not so novel or carefully thought-out.
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To others, she is the villain whose ill-thought-out gamble on immigration is "ruining Germany", as Mr Trump once put it, and whose austerity policies laid waste to southern Europe.
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And we will wait until Congress has definitively said no to a well-thought-out plan with numbers attached to it before we say anything definitive about my executive authority here.
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" "Moral panic might be influencing formalization and might increase due to it," the article said and might "result in poorly thought out and ineffectual public policy efforts to restrict gaming time.
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" Sullivan said in an interview after the event that he wasn't sure if his pairing with Dvorsky was an intentional message, "but most things are pretty well thought out, so maybe.
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That's what I mean about the second-tier Mission: Impossible feel of this whole enterprise: The Jack Reacher films feel cheaper, less thought-out, and less compelled to justify their existence.
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The laws caused the federal prison population to explode, and even some of the authors who helped draft the original legislation say it was poorly thought-out and ineffective in hindsight.
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"This was an emotional yet well thought out decision which I have taken after considering all the responsibilities and duties that come with being a parent," Johar said in a statement.
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"Badly thought out, ill-conceived drug policies not only fail to address substantively drug dependency, drug-related criminality, and the drug trade, they add more problems," she said in a speech.
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Jennifer Tejada, the chairwoman of the law and legislative committee of the California Police Chiefs Association, says she is not against legalization but argues that the measure is ill thought out.
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His albums tend to be deeply thought-out, multilayered works of art; consider "Black Panther: The Album" a well-deserved victory lap from someone who knows his way around a blockbuster.
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At a more concrete level, Krueger and Posner, in their Brookings paper, offer a series of well-thought out legal and regulatory reforms aimed at improving the bargaining power of workers.
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Rather than looking candid, as with pet photos we might take today, these kitschy pet portraits were posed and highly thought-out, hearkening back to early pet portraits of the 1500s.
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"This is not something that's been thought out by the government—'We're going to be a cashless society'—but, rather, a development from the bottom up, so to speak," he said.
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Even so, you probably won't disappoint with a lesser, but still well-thought-out gift for those friends, siblings, and cousins who are working their way through finals as we speak.
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Reapplying waived sanctions under the guise of targeting new activities or legislating well-intentioned but poorly thought-out mandates for how the Trump administration must punish Iran will jeopardize the agreement.
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Which points to an interesting difference between the National Front's candidate and the populism that triumphed in America's presidential race: Hers is better thought out, more disciplined, and more often correct.
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"This was a very, very well thought out and executed effort," said White House press secretary Sean Spicer, who repeatedly noted that planning for the raid began under the Obama administration.
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The combination of military and diplomatic tensions suddenly unleashed in Asia comes before Mr. Trump's full national security team is in place, and before it has a well-thought-out strategy.
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I think the jig is up thing is when it's not thought out carefully, but I definitely, it's definitely a fascinating thing for me, because I've called all kinds of things.
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The second, less-obvious but much-publicized, was the ill-thought out joke made by Ian Somerhalder about throwing out wife Nikki Reed's birth control pills so they could start a family.
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"These designs were not well thought out and we deeply apologize to anyone that has been upset and/or offended, especially to the families of the artists," she wrote in a note.
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"These designs were not well thought out and we deeply apologize to anyone that has been upset and/or offended, especially to the families of the artists," she wrote in a note.
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The two-year warranty is more extensive and thought-out than most, as well, with service centers scattered around the globe to handle any repairs or upgrades you want to have done.
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"These are reasonable ideas — well thought out," he said of the HAMMER proposal, which seeks to design a feasible spacecraft capable of deflecting an asteroid, either by impact or by nuclear explosion.
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But one peculiar call to action that Benioff voiced two days ago on Twitter, in favor of abolishing the oft-misunderstood Section 230, may not have been all that well thought out.
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The Perfection doesn't manage that feat; in fact, it doesn't even manage to frame the sexual violence itself in a way that feels well thought-out or respectful, rather than deliberately dramatic.
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"We are confident that Judge Stark's careful and well thought out opinion is correct and will withstand all scrutiny," Crystallex lawyer Robert Weigel said via telephone, referring to Judge Leonard P. Stark.
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"Sports that are lifting performance through well thought-out strategic plans, employing coaches and driving improvement in their systems have found themselves abandoned or facing great uncertainty," Carroll said in a statement.
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"We've been saying all along that the department's plan to end punitive segregation for young adults was never well thought out and lacked any serious input from our members," Mr. Seabrook said.
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So when we propose the idea, it's not gonna be like a pipe dream, but it's this really well-thought-out thing with all the orchestration and the art and the logos.
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But, as we recently discussed on this blog, systems like the one that has just opened in Washington, and the one that is proposed for New York, are not well thought out.
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"Management in consultation with the shareholder have agreed that the development of a well thought-out and stress-tested strategy blueprint of this nature and magnitude merits the slight delay," Eskom said.
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"We will wait until Congress has said definitively 'no' to a well-thought-out plan with numbers attached to it before we say anything definitive about my executive authority here," he said.
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"It could be done and, with the longterm, well-thought-out, intelligent plan, I think there's a possibility they could work," Randy Bryce, who is an ironworker and union advocate, told Hill.
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" Separately, the director of governmental relations for the American Immigration Lawyers Association told the Post that the Justice Department was trying to "undermine" judges' ability to make "careful, well thought-out decisions.
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"Congressional debate is a check and balance that hopefully prevents rash and ill-thought out war," he argued in April of this year, anticipating precisely the renewed intervention we see this month.
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"This is Lena Dunham's main problem: she has acquired the unshakeable idea that her perspective, no matter how ill thought out, is important and must be shared," tweeted the writer Shon Faye.
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Plus, the curtain has some well-thought-out extras that make it stand out, including reinforced hole hooks and a weighted hem that ensures water stays in the shower, where it belongs.
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The president has a well-thought-out protocol in the event of a nuclear attack on the U.S., but sadly has no such protocol exists in the event of a massive cyberattack.
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You're an analytical person, Virgo, and the choices you make are well thought out; however, new information may come to light as a result of the Mercury retrograde (and this month's eclipses!).
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"I do not think it is a well-thought-out, cohesive policy that is coming from the executive office," said Christopher L. Sagers, an antitrust professor at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law.
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"That would be far more devastating in the long run than implementing a thorough strategy, a thought-out strategy supported by science and scientists to get Americans back to work," Biden said.
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Rather than doing the hard work of creating responsible and well thought out policies, he has placed that burden on the American people, who must question and challenge his tweets almost daily.
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"If you can stand up and deliver a well-thought out speech that resonates," he says, "you achieve instant recognition and add momentum to further your purpose and help others achieve theirs."
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There are different schools of thought out there on this: Some say it's the best defense against hackers you can get and others say you should never, ever write your password down.
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"We will wait until Congress has said definitively 'no' to a well-thought-out plan with numbers attached to it, before we say anything definitive about my executive authority here," he said.
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We need a well thought-out strategy that is developed with their input and provides access to real services based on their needs so that they can move forward in their lives.
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"A major negative for PM Modi on the policy front was the demonetization debacle, with a poorly thought-out plan (which) was hastily implemented and created economic chaos for several months," Biswas said.
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So, when you see an Aquarian taking a backseat to whatever project that's before them, it means they've already thought out every possible outcome — and have decided they're okay with any of them.
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The company's recent moves were well thought out and planned as part of a longer-term strategy for the Indian market, and not triggered by the purported slump in sales due to demonetization.
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Even though the projector and 3-D imaging modules are niche accessories for a very particular kind of road warrior, they seem well thought-out, and certainly better than a dedicated projector tablet.
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If you look at what we know about the arguments they tend to put forward at employment tribunals so far they have been well thought out and there's some factual basis for them.
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The party produced a turgid manifesto that alienated voters with an ill-thought-out plan to make rich homeowners pay more for social care—a plan that was quickly dubbed the "dementia tax".
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Everything from the stitching to the exposed five-button fly was carefully thought out to give these jeans that highly sought-after vintage look — one that Bernstein often incorporates in her personal style.
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This seems poorly thought-out, but whatever plan Littlefinger is cooking up clearly doesn't require Jon or Sansa to like or trust him, and he's just trolling them whenever possible at this point.
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Categories like Strangely Satisfying, Exotic Travels, Animals, Ambiance and Trippy don't fail in delivering relaxing stimuli, taking a viewer on a meditative journey of well shot footage or creatively thought-out art pieces.
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I was running a traditional presidential campaign with carefully thought-out policies and painstakingly built coalitions, while Trump was running a reality TV show that expertly and relentlessly stoked Americans' anger and resentment.
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This is another well-thought-out plan from a smart group of people to toss in the hopper, as the left tries to figure out the next steps in its health care agenda.
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"I was running a traditional presidential campaign with carefully thought-out policies and painstakingly built coalitions, while Trump was running a reality TV show that expertly and relentlessly stoked Americans' anger and resentment."
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"When people actually come to us with a good, well-thought-out plan that's not going to give away everybody's privacy at the same time, there's much more we can do," he added.
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I'm "fascinated to see the next wave of innovation in decentralized exchanges, and find AirSwap to be a well-thought out platform with a fantastic team," Novogratz said in a statement to CNBC.
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The details of your resume should be carefully thought out and unique — everything from the experience you choose to highlight to the font you use to the file format you save it in.
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But it is not only Ms. Warren's dynamism that could prove risky: The Massachusetts senator also has her own national following, her own loyal advisers and her own well-thought-out worldview. Mrs.
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"The model that astronomers had thought out for the repeating FRB coming from a young magnetar—a strongly magnetized neutron star—simply does not work for this non-repeating FRB," Tendulkar told Gizmodo.
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"Like so much today, this is poorly thought out, from the terrible rollout that adds to confusion to the clearly disproven assumption that only people from certain countries [are a threat]," he said.
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You see a similar effect whenever one of the New York Times' op-ed pages recent hires — I'm thinking of Bari Weiss and Bret Stephens specifically — writes something offensive or poorly thought out.
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A statement from Airlines for America, a trade group for the industry, indicated that the airlines already have carefully thought-out plans for circumstances of sexual assault and other sexual misconduct on planes.
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"The near-term second- and third-order effects of [killing Soleimani] were not well thought out, nor were they appropriately planned for," Becca Wasser, an Iran expert at the Rand Corporation, told me.
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"It was not a well-thought-out plan to get money," said a law enforcement official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to publicly discuss the case.
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"It is critical that the Administration has thought out the moves and counter-moves this attack will precipitate, and is prepared to protect our diplomats, service members, and citizens serving overseas," Slotkin said.
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There's at least one other area where the president can legally mitigate a poorly thought-out law without Congress having to lift a finger — a task the body seems to find increasingly difficult.
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"We thought out our design for Project Scarlett, we definitely wanted to make sure that we were compatible across all the generations," explained Phil Spencer, head of Xbox, during Microsoft's Inside Xbox E3 event.
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Generally seen as a badly-thought out, knee-jerk reaction to the issue of alcohol-fueled violence in the city, the lockout laws have done little more than suffocate Sydney's hospitality and nightlife communities.
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Whatever style they happened to be mastering at the time however, the pair have always had some thought out origin behind their recordings, which inevitably adds a certain level of depth to their music.
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Seeing as Kardashian West always comes through with a look that's so well thought-out and perfectly executed, it comes as no surprise that she's receiving a prestigious award for her influence on fashion.
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We really thought out of the box, and when we were told to conform, we'd say, 'No, we did that one thing for the first few years, now we're going to try something new.
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Virtually every aspect feels well thought-out, whether it's the tightly replicated controls of Disney Afternoon Collection, the beautiful new art in Wonder Boy, or the crystal clear new voice work in Full Throttle.
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But freed from the promotional cycle merry-go-round that drives most late-night television, the Netflix show allows the host to dig in and tackle things from a more thought-out, thematic perspective.
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It wasn't a particularly well-thought-out own, but I thought Andreessen's claim that capitalism somehow combats war and religion (it doesn't) was so patently absurd, I didn't need to get into the particulars.
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The actor, who apologized to Bloom on Wednesday, took to Twitter before issuing the apology to ask fans to send him "expensive and/or well thought out gifts" for his 22018th birthday on Friday.
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"These designs were not well thought out and we deeply apologize to anyone that has been upset and/or offended, especially to the families of the artists," the Jenner sisters said in a statement.
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Thanks, Steve Steve wrote a really long and well thought out question that went into a lot more things than just this trade proposal, but I've cut right to the meat of it here.
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You might love it, you might hate it, but you can't deny that the ability to litter conversations with cartoons of pizzas, pokémon, and party parrots doesn't seem to have been well thought out.
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I now know that every action I take in the future has to be well thought out and with honorable intention because I wish to leave no room for future mistakes in my life.
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President Obama has expressed regret that plans for the aftermath of the strikes were not well thought-out, and that the world was wrong to expect the rebels to build a stable government there.
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In his defense, Sessions said he had not researched certain legal questions or fully thought out matters related to the presidential authority brought so clearly to the fore in the Russia probe Trump abhors.
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It may have been March 2003, when American tanks cranked north toward Baghdad, starting a war that was not well thought out and helping to spawn an insurgency that consumed first Iraq, then Syria.
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"There's not one thing that Bob said or did in front of those cameras that he hadn't well thought out and planned—he knew exactly the effect he was having on people" said Kowalski.
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What would seem to be a puzzling contradiction is in fact a carefully thought-out, two-track policy being pursued by the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and the circle of leaders around him.
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"One of the things that makes the original [comic] perfect is that those issues were well-thought-out, and it was clear that there was a beginning, middle, and end in mind," Lindelof said.
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It's better to have a president who flips around like a jumping bean to one who has a disciplined, well-thought-out strategy for handing corporate America and hedge fund owners more tax breaks.
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Twelve months in a hospital bed could be deemed a success while dying after 11 months constitutes failure, even if that death comes after a carefully thought-out decision by the patient and family.
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He explained that, for all the faults of Communist housing, the spaces were actually better thought-out, and in many ways more livable, than the suburban sprawl that members of his generation had sought.
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A quick, clean, and easy transaction with some well-thought-out add-ons like Sugarfina candy, chocolates, and candles, this might have been my least painstaking foray into shopping for my notoriously difficult mother.
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" In fact, Meyers's initial assessment of that immigration order basically applies to his assessment of most every Trump administration initiative that's followed it: "not only cruel and unnecessary, but apparently, very poorly thought out.
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"The evidence we now have suggests that 'gaming disorder' is merely symptomatic of other, underlying mental health problems""This was a very poorly thought out decision [by the WHO]," Ferguson told me in an email.
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Windows 295 is one the smartest, most consistent and well-thought-out Windows updates in a decade and it pains me to see people rejecting an operating system that would likely improve their digital lives.
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The 19-year-old social-media influencer and makeup mogul is lifting the curtain that separates her public life (read: well thought out Instagram selfies) and her private life (read: acting weird with her friends).
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Mr Trump raised less money than Mrs Clinton, built less campaign infrastructure, had few thought-out policies and was endorsed by almost no newspaper and none of his predecessors as Republican nominee, except Bob Dole.
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At the end of Avengers: Infinity War (seriously, spoilers here), Thanos uses the Infinity Gauntlet to erase half the people in the universe, in a poorly thought-out attempt to reduce overcrowding and save resources.
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The new taxes, which also include a royalty on copper production that increases as commodity prices rise, were "well-thought-out and logically calculated with the inputs of stakeholders, even the mining companies", he said.
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No, not a spot for Twitter that glancingly mentions Tweetdeck, but a fully thought out, semi-comedic spot that adeptly illustrates how Tweetdeck can put a world of critical Twitter-borne information at your fingertips.
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In the office, people were focused on my dad's marketing ideas, but in the Hamptons, my dad said appearances were everything, and there was no hiding behind his creative storyboards and well-thought-out campaigns.
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Every moment with Ryan as the focus is filled with a sordid richness that is just so clever and smart and well thought-out it's genuinely one of the most enjoyable aspects of the show.
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"This delay is indicative of a policy that was rushed and never clearly thought out, and I am pleased that Secretary Mattis has decided to delay the accession policy," Hartzler said in a statement Monday.
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The job demands a knack for consensus building, the ability to make sense of vast amounts of information and the rigor to present the president with well-thought-out options to respond to complex challenges.
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Luckily, throughout 2016, more and more promoters dreamed up events that hit your senses in more restrained, thought-out ways, favoring eclectic bookings and non-traditional show spaces over the uninhibited hedonism of mainstage EDM.
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"I was running a traditional presidential campaign with carefully thought-out policies and painstakingly built coalitions, while Trump was running a reality TV show that expertly and relentlessly stoked Americans' anger and resentment," she wrote.
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With the national annual median cost of a private room in a nursing facility at $102,200, according to insurer Genworth's 2019 Cost of Care Survey, lacking a thought-out plan can be a costly error.
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If the brain isn't fully developed, the government should be aware that the decisions of people under the age of 25 may not be as completely thought out as those of age 25 or older.
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As Mr. Kinniry of Vanguard says, even if your long-term strategy is well thought out, the colossal gains in the stock market could mean that you hold far more stock than you ever intended.
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And he told members of Congress that no matter the truth of what unfolded, the relationship between the kingdom and Washington was too important to be held hostage to one vicious, ill-thought-out act.
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Perhaps the biggest mistake of her campaign was her manifesto, which included an ambitious but ill-thought-out plan to make the well-off shoulder more of the cost of their care in old age.
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" His instincts, this source says, "are not well thought out or researched," but he has "found this place of doing the remarkable unexpected thing and, at the end of the day, sometimes he gets lucky.
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"Anyone who, in general, is cold, calculated, premeditated, something that is so well thought out, something that is planned, something that is organized in advance, those all weigh very heavily," Bondi said on Fox News.
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"It did show a level of engagement that she's really thought out well what her future plans are and how the university's academic course of study really fit nicely with ... things she's already doing," Wiser said.
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It's not the thought-out, coherent strategy that a studio like Marvel has pursued, but it does show that the studio is dedicated to working within this world to provide the most cohesive universe it can.
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It was so monumental and so well thought out and so beautiful and soul-baring and we all got to see another side to you that you don't always let us see, and we appreciate that.
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I expect he&aposs going to give some very well-thought-out, substantive, solid speeches about important matters, and he&aposs going to embrace the trappings of the presidency -- which he doesn&apost tend to do.
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As further evidence that student loan decisions are not well thought out, a staggering 53% said that they would make a change if they could go through the process of taking out loans all over again.
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"The company's recent moves were well thought out and planned as part of a longer-term strategy for the Indian market, and not triggered by the purported slump in sales due to demonetization," the person said.
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I'm no fitness enthusiast — my workout routine is limited to the occasional stroll around the block — but that doesn't mean I can't take advantage of a product as well designed and thought out as the Freedom.
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"I have no idea what they were thinking, but I think it was probably not very well thought out and I think Donald Trump used the president of Mexico," said House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (Md.).
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And I do think that small personal problems triggered by bizarre, drastic, poorly thought out laws, like what's happening in the US currently, can snowball into negative life changing events for a massive amount of people.
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These are small details, but they're also thoughtful refinements that make Spectacles feel thought out from an experiential perspective, something that can be hard even for long-standing hardware companies to pull off, much less newcomers.
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When you rapidly increase military spending, that creates opportunities for waste, for rent-seeking, for companies to take advantage of opportunities that are not well-thought-out—opportunities for defense contractors to make a quick buck.
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Clinton had been a vocal proponent of the American intervention in Libya in 2011, which Mr. Obama has repeatedly acknowledged was the most ill-thought-out foreign policy move in his nearly eight years in office.
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And so we get the curious spectacle of the police claiming they face discrimination ("blue racism," in the words of one poorly-thought-out ad) even as the executive branch hands them everything they ask for.
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Her practice revolves around using the ingredients she finds at the space and using minimal hardware and structure, and achieving well thought-out imageries with good calculations even though the result seems like a spontaneous installation.
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The right half of the shop is laid out like a shrunken department store, or a men's wear bazaar, broken into discrete, well-thought-out sections, mostly derived from the #menswear schematic of the early 2010s.
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"This is a thought out decision, absolutely in line with our strategic framework, including the goal to maintain the credit rating as well as the dividend policy," CEO Rodrigo Costa told a conference call with analysts.
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After a deliberative process involving senior national security officials that weighed the consequences of the available options and produced a well thought-out strategy, President Kennedy went on national television to announce the blockade of Cuba.
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I can tell you that thanks to some pretty well thought out rules about intelligence sharing, establishing mechanisms for exchanging mere narco data that overlapped with privacy, counter-terrorism, and counterinsurgency concerns was a sticky proposition.
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"This legislation is a reaction to current events that have not been thoroughly investigated, it is not well thought out, and it puts California peace officers at risk," Dominguez wrote in a statement to VICE News.
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And while Facebook seems to be aiming to improve engagement on live video, critics have called the prompts insensitive and further evidence that the company has not thought out the human impact or consequences of its products.
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Sonos' designers love talking about the "S port" inside (which carries airflow from the woofer, while also improving bass response and cooling) as just one example of the precise, thought-out engineering that went into the Playbase.
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Prager, along with Monstro execs Mauricio Balvanera and Dalton Crosthwait, intend to invest in companies that can benefit from their marketing and creative expertise but already have a well-thought-out product road map and marketing plan.
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Tuesday named former World Bank executive and long-time ally Herrera to succeed Urzua, who blamed meddling in the finance ministry and ill-thought-out economic policies for his abrupt resignation.
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The presentation is nothing if not a highly thought-out production with a particular focus on optics, so it's not the kind of situation where viewers would suddenly find themselves looking at a sea of empty seats.
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It has tossed out a lot of policy proposals, including tax cuts and public-spending pledges, not in a fully costed or thought-out form, but as a way of getting out ahead of the Labour opposition.
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Of course, for celebrities on the red carpet, twinning isn't a subconscious accident; it's usually a well thought-out power play involving a fleet of managers, makeup artists, hairdressers, and stylists (or, oftentimes, one very prolific stylist).
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Enter Zen Ong, the head pastry chef of LA's modern Asian hotspot E.P. & L.P., who is turning out finessed desserts that are as carefully thought-out, unique, and delicious as their savory counterparts by chef Louis Tikaram.
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But what might be most important about Wiley's selection was that it seemed to signal contemporary portraiture's new relevance, the reconsideration of a mode that had been thought out of fashion, if not downright taboo, for decades.
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Roy Rickhuss, general secretary of the British steelworkers union Community, said unionists attending Tata's talks with its European Works Council had told the company their plans were "ill-thought out, badly conceived and need to be revisited".
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Apart from a commitment to Israel's security, a constant in U.S. foreign policy, and an isolationist tone to his comments, much in Trump's statements about the region remains vague and poorly thought out, diplomats and analysts say.
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Ideas vary from odd declarations like "federal Civil Service is unconstitutional" to better-thought-out proposals on how to make Congress and the courts more rational and how to weed out archaic and costly laws and rules.
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Whether this was an exercise in futility on the part of the Trump administration or not, it demonstrates its priority to gut the social safety net by any means—even the most poorly thought out ones—possible.
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"The idea that this was a carefully thought out dishonest strategy promoted by him in the knowledge that KFA was bound to fail is just nonsense," Montgomery told England's Chief Magistrate Emma Arbuthnot, who will decide the case.
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And every decision I made was heartfelt, it was logical, and it was well thought out," Lindsay told ET. "And it's unfortunate that whatever decision he feels I made could or could not have been out of lust.
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"In the mid-'90s, it felt like this new age of advertising agencies creating really wonderful content that was very well thought out and placed deeply in the market in ways that created that loyalty factor," said Baim.
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In any case, if you've had enough of advertisements and badly thought-out politics, you don't have to stick around—the option to sort-of delete your Facebook can be found on the settings page on the web.
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This may look slick and wholesome and fun, Comcast is saying, but it will crawl under your skin, burn the thought out of your brain, and turn you into a husk of a human without you ever noticing.
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What some viewed as 'tanking', Monfils described as tactics, a well-thought-out 'Plan B' employed when it became clear a more traditional 'Plan A' approach to the match was not going to get him past the Serb.
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Gold — The finished product took 35 seconds — or, considerably less than it took me to write this blog and perhaps you to read it, thus proving that the least thought-out ideas are very often the most productive.
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Nobody will be surprised that Mad Men or Lost have carefully thought-out image systems that play out throughout the series, but seeing them presented here is an amazing reminder of just how specific those shows could be.
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The fact that they used this rancher's protest as a ruse to cover the planned takeover — they went in there and had supplies nearby, they had people nearby already, it was premeditated and well-planned and thought out.
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She and her husband -- both police -- urge him to listen to different news outlets, liberal and conservative, "figure out what the hot button topics are, gather facts, and make sure your opinion is well thought out," she said.
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"If we make a significant policy mistake, whether it's too aggressive monetary policy or just not well thought out trade policy, I think that puts at risk both the economy and the earnings capability for the S&P."
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Castaneda said Mexico does not yet appear to have a well thought-out strategy on Venezuela and called on Mexico to quickly move a motion in the Organization of American States (OAS) invoking the diplomatic body's democratic charter.
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" Collins told me that Trump's comment was "an order of magnitude more serious" than anything he'd previously said, including his "troubling insults toward individuals" and "his poorly thought-out policy plan about banning Muslims from entering this country.
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The costs of the application process for residency, traveling for interviews, relocating across the country for said residency program, and taking a very poorly financially thought-out vacation, and other graduation frivolities put me in way over my head.
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"Staff are unhappy, the actions of the commanders are ill-thought out, they (rank-and-file staff) are completely wrung out, there's a big staff shortage, no one wants to join, the treatment of subordinates is inhuman," he said.
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The Hill's Jonathan Easley has more from Spicer: "This was a very, very well thought out and executed effort," said White House press secretary Sean Spicer, who repeatedly noted that planning for the raid began under the Obama administration.
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Enlisting help from Crying's Elaiza Santos, as well as early live members Jim Hill and Liz Pelly, Benton released Buttery Sprouts, a 212 collection of "less thought-out" material that was later reissued with four additional tracks in 25.
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The instrument has an astonishing amount of variety, and because of the well-thought out musical theory in the design, there's almost no way to make a bad choice (within the limited confines of endless looping nightmare music, anyway).
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Clinton supporters argue that if the full force of Republican opposition were thrown at him — going after an aging socialist whose plans for free college and health care are no more thought out than a bumper sticker — he'd wither.
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Without a comprehensive and well thought out strategy working closely with our allies, this president is likely to walk into a summit believing that the strength of his personality alone plus his gut instincts will be enough to prevail.
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"I didn't want there to be a strangely performative space attached to it where people would say things like 'You're so brave' or 'You're inspiring...,' those compliments which ultimately don't feel very sincere or well-thought out," she explained.
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We have a coherent and well thought-out whitepaper written by Goatse Nakamoto himself that solves a serious problem (the decline of dank memes), and we also have a GitHub that shows we have professional devs working on this.
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THE DECISION THAT JUST CAME OUT THE OTHER DAY WAS AN EXCELLENT DECISION, VERY WELL THOUGHT OUT, AND BASICALLY IT REBUKED THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TRYING TO ALMOST LIKE REINVENT OR RECREATE WHAT THEY THINK IS ANTI-TRUST LAW.
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Well, first, she clearly had a very well-thought-out plan, with a plan to get maximum media attention both nationally and in key early-voting states, as well as to send a powerful symbolic message about her candidacy.
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One of Apple's allures among fans is the company's attention to detail, which often makes its products just a little more thought-out than the products of its competitors — a hidden antenna here or a set of perfectly aligned slots there.
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It's reductive, unhelpful, poorly thought out, not entirely true, and banging on about it makes you sound like the worst kind of Yes I Have Read the New Statesman Have YOU Ever Heard of Owen Jones kind of sixth-former.
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Overall, the iOS Screen Time tools feel more intuitive and more well thought-out than the equivalent Digital Wellbeing tools from Android, but you're unlikely to be choosing between them—you'll just be using whatever comes with your choice of phone.
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Between criticism over Kylie's cornrows, wigs, and even lips, and Kendall's entire Pepsi fiasco (which alluded to a Black Lives Matter protest), this situation seems like (yet another) not-thought-out decision — and I'm not the only one who thinks so.
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There's nothing particularly revelatory that's going to make you rush out to buy the clothes (although they sound, like most things Beyoncé-related, thoroughly thought out), but, since Beyoncé interviews are a rare commodity, the interview is obviously worth reading.
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"I think what we have put in place here is a genuinely well-thought-out succession," Barry said, one where the retailer's board is "deeply involved" and Joly will still be sitting at headquarters "literally right across the hall" from her.
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Somewhere in the space between their good intentions and mine, we meet, and even though everything seems to happen at the last minute, in the least well-thought-out way, and the work is invariably strange, I enjoy these odd jobs.
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The port layout is also one of the better thought out designs, with a single built-in USB-C cable that plugs into a computer on one end, and a USB-C input for power and Ethernet jack on the other.
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It was well thought-of to have Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Splatoon 2 to maintain momentum in that early launch window... It was thought-out to have a game like Super Mario Party to kick off our October selling season.
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They will likely try to explain away some of your reasons for ending things and serve up some word vomit, to which you should respond with a clear, thought-out way to say that things simply aren't working for you.
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But to do this, the president-elect and his Cabinet should avoid gimmicks and short-term fixes and work with Congress to craft well thought-out and meaningful public policies that will increase opportunity for all — including the Latino community.
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Gear lists alone aren't worth much since each person's needs are different, but when it's well-thought-out and printed alongside an excellent article like "Why I Canoed," it just makes the whole experience that much more real to me.
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The decision, which led to the resignation of Defense Secretary James Mattis and other officials, was criticized as too hasty, ill thought out and an opportunity for ISIS to regain losses and ramp up the fight against U.S.-allied Kurdish fighters.
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Like his brother Logan, who attempted to refurbish his image with a maudlin video aimed at suicide prevention after tastelessly filming the body of a suicide victim in Japan, Jake Paul's efforts feel poorly thought out and questionable at best.
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"We will wait until Congress has definitively said no to a well-thought-out plan with numbers attached to it before we say anything definitive about my executive authority here," Obama told reporters during an end-of-the-year press conference.
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There was even concern among some in the White House that some of the requests from the commission, including asking for voter rolls, crossed legal boundaries and might not have been that well thought out before they were announced publicly.
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" John N. Mayes, senior consultant at The Family Business Institute in Raleigh, North Carolina, told CNBC via email that it is "vitally important that every family business expecting to survive to the next generation have a well-thought-out succession plan.
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Recently, President Trump announced, to the consternation of his aides, that he would make a "big" announcement on tax overhaul just two days shy of the 100 day benchmark on April 29, which could mean a poorly thought out tax plan.
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However, other students spoke out on social media defending their assistant principal and athletic director for his joke that was "not well thought out" and said he was a "great leader" who cared deeply for the kids at the school.
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Take, for example, the very thought-out revival of Henrietta Hudson, AKA "Hens,"—one of the last lesbian watering holes left in Manhattan—which has dramatically upgraded the quality of its lineups and marketing in the past year or so.
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In my view, if Washington reevaluates the JASTA bill, and if Riyadh deals with its chronic lack of civilized, well thought-out communication with the American society, then there will be virtually no limit to the prosperity of the Saudi-U.
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We know as well as any that even the best-intentioned child can wreck havoc on the most thought-out travel plans, a dream vacation turned into a horror show thanks to a small creature nearest and dearest to your heart.
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They're also a handy device for orienting the viewer within the story, and "The Rook" is generally clever that way — polished, well thought out, more adult-inflected and reality-based than other shows that go for similar combinations of genre ingredients.
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"It's clear that this was not well thought-out, that there was no strategy, that perhaps this was in reaction to some comments some in the right-wing media have been making," Representative Carlos Curbelo, a departing Florida Republican, said.
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The battle continued in the days before the vote, with Mark Pincus, the co-founder of the online gaming company Zynga, tweeting Saturday that Proposition C is "the dumbest, least thought out" initiative and asking his followers to vote against it.
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It's a very interesting juxtaposition, these desserts are refined and thoroughly thought out—Rivera has clearly netted an excellent pastry chef on the rise—while his food over the course of the evening, is complex, interesting, yet clearly still experimental.
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"It's not clear to me that this is part of a well thought-out strategy that he played the bad guy and [Secretary of State Rex] Tillerson and [Defense Secretary James] Mattis can go in and get some change," Burrows said.
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"It is extremely well thought-out," Mr. Parekh said of the budget, in a telephone interview, crediting the government with being "frank enough to say the economy has taken a hit" and proactive enough to provide a needed spending boost.
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The man who spent years saying "you're fired" is now saying "you're hired" to all sorts of people, though it's not at all clear whether his choices result from a carefully thought-out strategy or are being made on the fly.
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Murray Hiebert, a Southeast Asia specialist at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said Duterte's comments did not seem well thought out, including pledging to negotiate with China but only after it agrees the Spratlys belong to the Philippines.
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And as you can see from my story, a business plan doesn't have to be a lengthy, well-thought-out proposal — it can be as simple as some notes in a notebook, or a scribble on the back of an envelope.
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Mr. Han, Mr. Yi and other senior officials took turns extolling a new foreign investment law approved by China's legislature on March 15, describing it as a carefully thought-out framework for making the country a more appealing place to invest.
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But more than that, the event was designed to broadcast a message to the public that Ford's technology is advanced and road-ready, its business model is solid and well-thought out, and its future is brighter than recent headlines would suggest.
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" Senator Chris Coons: "While I'm encouraged that the Trump administration has felt compelled to act forcefully in Syria against the Assad regime, I'm gravely concerned that the United States is engaging further militarily in Syria without a well-thought-out, comprehensive plan.
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I do not think for a second that he'd produce gold with me, but his recent run has been really awesome—the Quincy Jones piece, the Mike D piece, that Julian Casablancas one, they're all so well researched and thought out in advance.
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"On most fronts, these are well thought-out principles, and with a few caveats we'd recommend that other major tech companies set out similar guidelines and objectives for their AI work," Peter Eckersley, chief computer scientist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, told Gizmodo.
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"I think [the fiduciary rule] is a badly needed consumer protection and, while nothing is perfect — except my wife — it was carefully drawn and well thought out," said David Mendels, a CFP and director of planning at Creative Financial Concepts in New York.
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Today's populist conservatism looks amateurish and improvised: Mr Timothy plunged the Tory campaign into chaos by adding an ill-thought-out measure to oblige elderly people to pay for their social care without putting a cap on the amount that they would spend.
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Most of all, Windows 10 just feels modern and well-thought-out in a way that macOS Sierra sometimes doesn't: Cortana works equally well from a keyboard or with your voice, for example, and settings and notifications are much easier to find now.
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Unfortunately, even if you're someone who thrives on advance preparation, the truth is, there'll be plenty of times in your career when you don't have a thought-out, pre-planned answer, when the situation doesn't lend itself to your giving a rehearsed speech.
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"China appears to be pursuing a well-thought out and long-term strategy to achieve dominion over the South China Sea while America responds with ad hoc tactical maneuvers," said Ian Storey, a South China Sea expert at Singapore's Yusof Ishak Institute.
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"The actual placement of the suicide bomber or device was put there with a specific intent to kill so this was a well-thought out plan," Fred Burton, chief security officer at Stratfor and former U.S. State Department counter-terrorism agent, told CNBC.
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A quick look down Liverkick's official heavyweight rankings (which are accurate and well thought out, the state of the heavyweight division is no fault of theirs) will reveal why it is so hard to care or get invested in Rico Verhoeven's fights.
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In a focused motivated manner, black women are determinants of political power –through advocating for specific political action as a group or individually, making the demonstrative difference in close races, and racking impressive wins in areas thought out of bounds for them.
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TURIN, Italy (Reuters) - Juventus's record signing Cristiano Ronaldo has said his move from Real Madrid was a "well thought out decision" as the Portugal forward aims to help his new club win their first Champions League title in more than two decades.
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"We had a very well thought out plan, and we definitely had to go back and revise that plan, except we didn't plan on having 3.5 weeks to put it together," said Ray, whose group will receive $900,85033 less, a 15 percent reduction.
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Definitely. The idea of the seven-inch was for it to be not thought out and see what we could do not knowing if the band would go any further than the fact that we would have a lot of fun doing it.
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Although the details surrounding Ketchum's case are not yet certain, what should crystal clear to legislators in Washington is that The Never Again Act, like the Veterans Choice Act that preceded it, is a poorly thought out solution to a very complex problem.
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"Just the fact that you have a plan and you know that it's been really well thought out by people who've worked with hundreds of athletes means you don't have to worry as much," said Max Cobb, president of the U.S. Biathlon Association.
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To quote from their petition: 'The Union of India acted upon a well-thought out stratagem, cleverly devised with the specific intent of evading mandatory constitutional requirements, invading settled rights of constitutional bodies and brazenly defiling and defacing the federal constitutional scheme.
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You need to (1) provide a well-thought-out incentive system to encourage others' participation; (2) offer powerful, user-friendly tools that can help them and (3) make sure you're effectively governing these systems and solutions to offer the best user experience possible.
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U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein told the BBC that attacks on the Rohingya had been "well thought out and planned" and he had asked Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi to do more to stop the military action.
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Hopefully when the Trump economic team publicly tells us how strong the U.S. economy is and how much the coronavirus economic threat is overblown, they are busily preparing a well-thought-out policy response to the U.S. and world economy's deepening troubles.
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"Our objective was to make sure that a well-thought-out process was put in place," said R. Chandrashekhar, president of the National Association of Software and Services Companies, India's leading tech trade group, in a phone interview after Mr. Trump's executive order.
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Early reaction to the strikes from Capitol Hill appeared to break down along party lines, with Republicans expressing support for the president and Democrats questioning whether Mr. Trump has a well-thought-out strategy for what happens after the military action is over.
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But there are multiple bills that are just one house bills that are poorly drafted and many would open up floodgates to litigation because the language is poor and they're not well thought out, which is why they remained one-house bills.
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The two of us traded lists back and forth, and I was pleased by how idiosyncratic his list is (just wait until you hear which performance he picks from the Marvel universe!), but also by how perfectly thought out his choices were.
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The quantity of exhibition space has been carefully thought out: It is neither too much nor too little but entirely manageable, with time and room for each piece to make its mark as the galleries fold into and out of each other.
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While I appreciate the response from business leaders like Reid Hoffman, who highlighted the depth of the issue in his piece on "The Human Rights of Women Entrepreneurs," and offered some very cogent, well-thought-out solutions, he is missing the point.
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"This album for me -- the 'Lemonade' album -- was just so monumental and so well thought out and so beautiful and soul-bearing and we all got to see another side to you that you don't always let us see and we appreciate that," she said.
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Gandhi, scion of India's Nehru-Gandhi dynasty, said during a visit to Dubai that foreign investment was at a multi-year low in India due to the "ill-advised and badly thought out economic moves" such as the currency ban and a "poorly designed GST".
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AND DAVID, YOU TAUGHT US ALL A LOT BECAUSE I REMEMBER WHEN WE WENT PUBLIC AT YUM BRANDS – THERE IS THIS THOUGHT OUT THERE THAT BUSINESSES KIND OF – YOU HAVE TO CRAWL OVER BROKEN GLASS TO SUCCEED, YOU HAVE TO KILL THE OTHER GUY.
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Remember Scott?) When Claire Willett made her (impressively well thought-out) Twitter thread about why Rachel and Joey should have been endgame on Friends, her argument was undercut by the fact that many of her pro-Joey arguments were really just digs at Ross.
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"I think the millennial dinner party now equates to casual but well thought out: good group of like-minded friends; easy-going cooking; BYO approach; on-point music on the record player in the background," says Alisha Miranda, a 237-year-old writer in Philadelphia.
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The fact it's still a "concept" device even though it'll be commercially available could suggest it's a proof-of-concept that's not fully thought-out yet, kind of like the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge was before it morphed into the S7 Edge we know today.
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"CCIA has advocated for a long time for the introduction of well-thought-out notice and action guidelines, and this ... is a welcome initiative for a more aligned approach on the removal of infringing content across the European Union," it said in a statement.
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Adults, on the other hand, take in different visual and other sensory cues before coming to a final judgement — making their decisions slower and perhaps more thought out (though there were no specific figures as to how many adults were stumped by the problem).
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It was that Spencer has a twin, and that person is A. When I read through all of the information the person delved out, I thought 'Oh my gosh, this is a really well thought out plan, and it's kind of a good one.
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Without virtue—the willingness to put the public interest above one's own—Montesquieu believed, no institutional structure of any kind, however well thought out, will succeed for long; and where corruption—virtue's antithesis—becomes too widespread, it will bring any nation inevitably to ruin.
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So many tech companies start out with logos that are quick and poorly thought out; then when they gain more funding and the company grows, they often hire a branding agency or design firm to help evolve their brand to reflect their clarified company characteristics.
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Or he was using it as a cudgel, like I want to get this and I want to ... To me, it's not a well-thought-out theoretical thing, it's more like ... I just don't think it's as smart as it was, I just don't.
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Americans hate the idea of having to wait until all the facts are in before making up our minds; we would rather make a decision, even if it's for something we haven't thought out very well, than dwell in ambiguity a moment longer than necessary.
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The easiest way to square this circle is to assume that Trump's view of New Start comes less from any thought-out view of nuclear policy and more from the fact that it was an Obama administration agreement, and therefore automatically a bad idea.
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Had I not confirmed with outside experts, I don't know how I'd feel about getting my current disaster advice from people from 2006 who put emergency service vehicle cartoon clip art in radiation warning symbols — something about this doesn't feel very well thought-out.
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Fully rendering his speech would require something akin to musical notation — markings to denote speed, spacing, emphasis, even the words' seriousness or lack thereof, or the percent to which he was certain of what he was saying as opposed to just trying a thought out.
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These demands are well thought out, passionate, and non-negotiable, and if they are not met within twenty-four hours I will barricade myself in the snack bar in the library basement, purchase every last PowerBar from the vending machine, and eat them all.
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The interior design of The Last Resort was thought out in order to take advantage of every inch of the space, according to Advanced RV. The couple was also directly involved in the design, including selecting the upholstery and countertops for their new camper van.
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"This seems to me to be a fear-mongering propaganda move that is poorly thought out and not in the best interests of the children," said Lenni Benson, who directs the New York Law School's Safe Passage Project, which provides legal representation to unaccompanied minors.
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Any collapse in Medicaid without a thought-out alternative for caring and carrying its current burden will be catastrophic for the United States and such a scenario would likely herald the explosion of a myriad of epidemics and a national security nightmare on many levels.
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We saw a bit of this in a web preview Polestar released earlier this year, but seeing it in the car itself makes a more convincing argument that this isn't a Frankenstein blend of Google and auto software, but a well-thought-out hybrid of the two.
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There's a twist I won't spoil that results in Sean and Daniel being forced to go on the road, with a plan that is not very well thought-out: they're going to find a way from Washington to Mexico where their dad owns a plot of land.
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True, you may feel weird slathering on a salve that was once also used on the udders of some poor over-milked cow — but provided you can get that depressing thought out of your head, it's a hell of a lot better than bathing in bleach.
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Looking back at Gulliver's first ever post, the recurrent theme of many recent ones—namely the absurdities of poorly thought-out business practices, often accompanied by ill-judged government regulations—was clearly there at the start: Upgrade your inbox and get our Daily Dispatch and Editor's Picks.
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That despite these limitations Mr Smith's candidacy secured 38.2% of votes suggests that there is still a sliver of hope; hope that a better-planned, better-fronted, better-thought-out challenge can succeed before Mr Corbyn has the time and strength to wreck Labour for good.
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While the worldbuilding shows off a surprisingly well-thought-out take on the space opera genre that belies its deployment of some well-worn tropes, the main plot itself is convoluted and jagged, with too few reasons to get invested in the events of the story.
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But until a richer villain and more thought-out story come along, we at least have this chapter, which offers fans of the original Trek world some of the things they've most wanted: space to enjoy all their old heroes, and reasons to respect them again.
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While these clues, suggesting that "Black Mirror" stories occur in a shared universe, may be a treat for die-hard fans, they cheapen the show, diverting what originally stood as well thought-out examinations of modern living into a complicated and nonsensical game of spot-the-connection.
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The song's message is pretty simple, but its politics are well thought-out, advocating for racial unity at a time when the candidate representing one-half of the American political spectrum is a fascistic blowhard just a hair shy of openly endorsing a doctrine of white supremacy.
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The cameras — apparently intended to warn of approaching threats — along with the 21984 guns, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, and other equipment found in the gunman's hotel suite, suggested a thought-out plan to have plenty of time to wreak carnage while holding the police at bay.
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Actually the work is four short films that make highly particular use of light, color, music and words (all Malamud's); impinge on one another in thought-out ways; and incorporate telling details and small objects gleaned from the Malamud archives, including to-do lists and notebooks.
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Even some of the president's own advisers have quietly asked each other in recent days if Mr. Trump's bellicosity toward North Korea is part of some thought-out strategy that they have not been told about or what they suspect is just more on-the-fly instinct.
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Home renovations often center on upgrading the kitchen cabinets or selecting a new paint color for the bedroom, but as long as you are at it, a well-thought-out redesign might also include modifications to help you stay in your home as you grow older.
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" Block did not say whether Salesforce will continue to do big acquisitions, like its $6.5 billion purchase of MuleSoft earlier this year, but said that the company's growth strategy is both "organic and inorganic" and that its M&A strategy is "very well thought-out, very strategic.
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Apple seems content to not be the first one to market with a new technology, but to instead let the market develop to a point, and then enter with a product that is well designed, well thought out, and that connects to its apps and services.
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Zynga's chairman and co-founder Mark Pincus, who previously tweeted that the measure was the "is the dumbest, least thought out prop ever" and advised his followers to vote against it, engaged in a war of words with Benioff over Proposition C on the social platform just days ago.
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But for one of the lead creators on the streaming service's biggest series ever to slyly confirm that fans' litany of thought-out theories and aimless guesses could be beating the series to the punch — notably, months before Season 4 even begins production — feels big, at the very least.
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"We're going to accelerate economic growth with strongly countercyclical, well-thought-out and timely economic policies to bring the economy to a growth rate of between 5 and 6 percent" a year during a five-year presidential term, Cuba said in broadcast comments at an event with Fujimori.
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Following that visit, I needed to drive to Chicago to start work at the Chicago Tribune, and it so happens that Route 66 "runs from Chicago to L.A." The idea to document my trip using the can-cameras suddenly occurred to me, it wasn't particularly well thought out.
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Interestingly, few of our presidential candidates seem to have embraced this new model of healthcare, instead pitching an assortment of unlikely to see the light of legislation plans that are more about debate talking points, or serving as a renouncement of Obamacare than well-thought out, sustainable ways forward.
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Although the phone wasn't technically revolutionary upon release in Japan, with a 240 x 320 LCD and a VGA camera — complete with dedicated macro switch for scanning QR codes, of course — its unique appeal is down to a strong sense that everything about it has been carefully thought out.
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"The California bill is the most comprehensive and well thought out attempt to codify the spirit of the net neutrality rules that the FCC gutted into state-level legislation," Evan Greer, deputy director of the internet advocacy group Fight For The Future, told The Hill in a statement.
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Nothing Aubrey has done in his career has appeared to not have been well thought out, which is why Meek Mill's "War Pain" acting like a response to Drake's "Summer Sixteen" mere minutes after Aubz premiered the song on OVO Radio spoke more to Meek's cunningness than Drake's power.
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This post originally appeared on VICE IndonesiaIndonesia instituted a nationwide ban on the sale of beer at minimarts in 2015, ending a culture of late-night convenience store drinking seemingly overnight in a move that critics called a poorly thought out olive branch to conservative Islamic political parties.
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I've seen a lot of bad bills come through Congress this year: attempts to undermine our Constitutional right to free speech, poorly-thought-out plans to restructure the entire American economy, mad grabs for even more of your hard-earned tax dollars, the list goes on and on.
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"This has been well thought out by the FBI and is a smart attempt to find a middle way, to find something that would be the minimum that Apple could do in this case," said Chris Wysopal, chief technology officer and co-founder of security software firm Veracode.
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"Editors should make sure we are not publishing shallow, 'hot takes,' but instead, fully thought-out arguments that reflect and respect the opposing view... This does not mean our argument-writers should not take big swings, or that they must have opinions shared by everyone in our newsroom," Carlson wrote.
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"The demand story at Tesla is quickly changing and the company has unfortunately not adjusted to an evolving [electric vehicle] landscape (especially in the US) with the well thought out marketing and distribution logistics needed to manage this difficult and complex hand holding process for customers, employees, and investors," Ives added.
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Original article continues: But it's pretty unusual for a simple A/B test to have such a well thought out plan for getting your dollars: if you want to opt out, Microsoft says it'll only cost you the typical $7 a month ($70 a year) for an Office 365 Personal subscription.
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Most important, her imputed leadership savvy, like Greenspan's long pre-crash tour atop the Fed, is routinely taken for granted as the most accurate and astute analysis of The Current Situation that will either one day produce, or is already leading to, a well-thought-out, nimble, and unassailable tactical response.
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" A particularly helpful section offers advice on how to sell the closures to the public, just in case anybody notices what's happening before it's too late to protest: "You can create a professional well thought out presentation," it says, "showing ... how the changes can benefit the voters and public interest.
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Unsurprisingly, the image entwined with Guinness's sonics is a meticulously thought out, which is never more evident in the David LaChapelle-directed video for "Evening in Space" (below), which see the singer decked out in the most fabulously fantastical of outfits, moving through LaChapelle's art-pop world of hyper color surrealism.
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"If you think that net neutrality is something that should become law and not be subject to the whims of each administration and who they appoint to the FCC," he said, "then encourage your representatives to pass effective and well-thought-out legislation that finally addresses this issue of net neutrality."
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"We wanted to make sure that we could tell people this was a good process and it was well thought-out, it took into account the things that needed to be and it was not precooked," said Michael Golden, the vice chairman of The Times, who was on the selection committee.
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"I wished the whole time I was working in Latin America that any administration had as well thought-out, resourced and planned a policy as the pivot to Asia for Latin America," said John Feeley, who recently resigned as the American ambassador to Panama after a nearly three-decade career.
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The game is tons of fun, and was clearly thought out to extreme lengths, but one wonders whether Oculus would have invested so much energy into a PC-first title again had they known that two years later they would be pushing standalone experiences with Quest publicly with such fervor.
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And as political scientists Samara Klar and Yanna Krupnikov, who authored a book on independent politics, wrote for Vox in January: People's preference for one party over the other can lead them to dismiss messages from the opposing party no matter how compelling or well-thought out these messages may be.
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And she maintained this grace despite knowing what would greet her when she went onstage, knowing that she would be interrupted; that her carefully thought out policies would be countered with logical fallacies; that regardless of the content of her responses, he who spoke loudest would be deemed the winner of the evening.
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But he's pushing the conspiracy theory for more or less the same reason ISIS is: to make it look like the Obama administration (to include Clinton) doesn't really have a well thought-out strategy to fight ISIS, and is merely engaging in theater designed to help its chosen successor win the presidency.
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"This album for me -- the 'Lemonade' album -- was just so monumental and so well thought out and so beautiful and soul-bearing and we all got to see another side to you that you don't always let us see and we appreciate that," she said as Beyoncé teared up from the front row.
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While some analysts believe the country's latest drive to scrap banknotes in order to tackle the rampant corruption problem wasn't a very well-thought out strategy and can impact the economy in the longer term, there are many others who expect the economy and the business climate to benefit from this move.
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The memo's statements on these issues are suitably vague and may not be thought out at all, but it is clear from campaign statements that Trump seeks to exempt the Defense Department from sequestration, increase the size of the military, increase the number of naval ships, and yet also keep costs down.
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After tasting the menu (priced at $150 per person) and speaking with the chef about the thought process behind the pairing, I am happy to announce that the menu is not a gimmick nor simply Instragram bait, but a thoroughly thought-out journey into the deepest pleasure centers of the human dining experience.
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Read more: Almost half of Brits are stockpiling food, medicine and clothes as UK heads for a no-deal BrexitPAC warned that without enough time to prepare properly, government departments risked being rushed into ill-thought-out decisions, like how the Department for Transport fumbled the process of hiring ferries earlier this year.
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During natural sleep, some parts of the brain stay on while other parts turn off—including the prefrontal cortex, which "helps us know what's good and bad, to have executive goal-driven behaviors, to have a plan that's pre-thought out, and provide balance and appropriate context to social interaction," Bornemann said.
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"The real problem is with these 'me too' companies—companies that are under-financed, and launch a thing that's not very thought out that maybe has a second-rate battery," says Mike Papantonio, a Florida-based civil trial lawyer, talk-show host, and member of the National Trial Lawyer Hall of Fame.
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Yeah. We had a really interesting conversation about what makes Chucky tick, and my dad's explanation of it is thought out and interesting: Charles Lee Ray's driving force is that he's afraid of oblivion, which is an existential fear that I can relate to, and I feel like most people can [too].
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Former U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Newt Gingrich, who has offered Trump informal advice, said Trump should replicate the type of performance he gave at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee on March 21, when he spoke from a teleprompter and offered a well-thought-out case for strong U.S.-Israeli relations.
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Whatever their differences, the Senate and House versions have this in common: a callous disregard for the health care of millions of people plus a kind of frantic wish to pass something, no matter how destructive and poorly thought out, that lets President Trump and other Republicans claim that they have repealed Obamacare.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Ocasio-Cortez blasts NYT editor for suggesting Tlaib, Omar aren't representative of Midwest Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand MORE (D-Mo.) warned of negative consequences and questioned whether the administration has thought out the policy. Sen.
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Seizing on immigration as the cause of countless social and economic problems, Mr. Trump entered office with an agenda of symbolic but incompletely thought-out goals, the product not of rigorous policy debate but of emotionally charged personal interactions and an instinct for tapping into the nativist views of white working-class Americans.
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ET: In what does not seem to be a particularly well thought-out plan on behalf of the Trump administration, CNN reported on Sunday that some U.S. officials believe they can use Meng as "leverage" during trade talks:A Trump administration official says there is a plan for the United States to seek Meng's extradition.
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Everything from the color of a pill (blues make good sedatives, reds are better as stimulants, and bright yellow makes a good antidepressant), any flavorings, and even the method of administration is carefully thought out to maximize patient response, says Jensen, who worked in the pharmaceutical industry before she began her career in academia.
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"It was a celebration and a reason for their staff and friends to have a party more than anything else, but it was certainly well-executed and thought out, it wasn't a drop-of-a-hat type event," he said of the Bush years, noting that planning began a few weeks ahead of time.
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That portion of the statement was clearly planned and well-thought-out as Trump now realizes that the Mueller team and the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, which have obtained all of Cohen's files, likely have the documents to prove that the monies were actually paid by Trump.
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I think that's a huge mistake because I think that that would inhibit innovation, but I do think that there are some really great legal frameworks that are developing — like GDPR — that's really well thought out, that puts the user first, that gives the user control and choice, that will make a big difference.
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In Fraggle Rock's attractively designed and well-thought-out universe, the fun-loving title characters and their Doozer helpers live in a network of caves, nestled between the kingdom of the enormous, galumphing Gorgs and the workshop of a human tinkerer named Doc (and his super cute dog, Sprocket, an astonishingly realistic Muppet creation).
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In contrast to these Democrats, Trump displayed a rare moment of caution with a seemingly thought-out process; he shifted his thinking from the full-blown flavor ban he teased in September to a more measured compromise between adult vaping advocates and concerned parents who have longed to take down the vape giant JUUL.
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Staff immediately clued onto this incredibly poorly thought out scheme and confronted them in the parking lot, KSAT 12 wrote:Salvaggio said one of the men grabbed the shark by its tail while the others wrapped it in a wet blanket, went into a back room, put the shark in a bucket and put the bucket in the stroller.
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"The fact that they lumped in tens of thousands of potential asylum applications shows that implementation was not thoroughly thought out before being distributed to the asylum officers and this is part of a pattern of moving forward with policies before the implementation has been thoroughly vetted," said Sarah Pierce, an analyst at the Migration Policy Institute.
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The high tech solutions are "intriguing, and it would be amazing to be able to do something that's reliable and cost-effective and completely thought out at some point in the future," Carlstrom says, but it is uncertain that a fence or a buoy could work in some of the Cape's roughest and most dynamic waters.
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And though we know the 44-year-old star has plenty of tips for keeping her skin in tip-top shape (some easy, like sunscreen and water, and some tougher, like going air conditioning-free in Miami), she's also no stranger to a well-thought-out selfie to show off her makeup-free face to its best advantage.
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We had two of them—the actors had one in their hand, and we had one, and three weeks prior to shooting, Ed and I went to the woods and marked all the areas where the campsites were going to be, and where we were going to pull off the gags, so it was all very methodically thought out.
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READ MORE: The creator of HBO's 'Watchmen' says it's not a superhero series because the characters are 'just humans who play dress up'"One of the things that makes the original [comic] perfect is that those issues were well-thought-out, and it was clear that there was a beginning, middle, and end in mind," Lindelof said.
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Once upon a time Twitter was fun because it was a place where people could find out what famous people did in their spare time, where reporters dumped nuggets from their notebooks and networked with one another, where comedians workshopped jokes and the internet-savvy memed their hearts out, a forum where people thought out loud.
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A more functional process, in which legislation was debated at the committee level, opened up to a wide range of ideas, and subjected to testimony and input from experts, could have allowed for more time to study some of the potential effects of various proposals, and led to a more refined and well-thought out piece of legislation.
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"What we've seen over the past 251 hours is hope for something from a fiscal policy perspective and then this sense that it's not going to come, or it's not thought out, so I think that's the disappointment right now," said William Delwiche, an investment strategist at Baird, an investment banking and money-management firm based in Milwaukee.
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Arguably, tech-founder worship allowed WeWork to garner a baseless $47 billion valuation as a result of the billions in equity funding its founder used to purchase a private jet, make several poorly thought-out acquisitions and commit other irresponsible acts that resulted in a delayed initial public offering, hundreds of layoffs and more to come.
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Answering these questions would have required a complex, sustained discussion about how America projects force around the world, about expanding the use of Special Operations forces to 149 countries, and about whether we are providing those troops with well-thought-out missions and the resources to achieve them in the service of a sound and worthwhile national security strategy.
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"What we see is that when you have an appropriate pay level with correct restrictions on outside income and a more robust, functioning legislative process, combined with a well-thought-out and well-executed public campaign finance system, you attract talented candidates and some of them may be people who are sitting in other bodies," Ms. Lerner said.
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In it, Cage proves not only that his National Treasure role might not actually be very far from reality—the man has, for real, actually attempted a "grail quest," and at one point owned a $276,000 dinosaur skull—but also that his bizarre public persona is far more thought out than you might necessarily give him credit for.
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Here's what we don't know: It's hard to imagine a caravan ban would look as well-thought-out — not least because there's no evidence that anyone in the caravan poses a security threat, or that the caravan, should it arrive at the border, wouldn't just line up at a port of entry to seek asylum legally.
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