Relative to that basic mission, the government will inevitably end up either erring somewhat on the side of being too strict or erring on the side of being too lax.
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Investors are used to erring on the side of caution.
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We are just erring on the side of being transparent.
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Some responded by erring on the side of the voters.
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Erring on the side of caution will always be sound advice.
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Erring on the side of caution should be the rule going forward.
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As opposed to erring on the side of, 'This store might work.
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The verdict may also catch the attention of another erring chaebol leader.
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I think it was kind of erring on the side of precaution.
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Sweden's central bank is not alone in erring on the side of dovishness.
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It said Wizz was "erring on the side of caution" for the second half.
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"Erring on the side of being PC always works in your favor," she says.
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Erring MPs are accountable to their parties rather than to more formal bureaucratic structures.
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His methods weren't just seen as unusual, but erring on the side of madness.
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It's only sensible that antitrust wonks are finally erring on the side of caution.
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Erring on the side of "extreme caution," Gordon said, the owners shut the farm down.
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However, DeWall says that erring on the side of professional courtesy is the best policy.
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The unclear timeline might be why the Fed is erring on the side of caution.
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If erring on the side of consumer safety means lengthy waits, then so be it.
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Both will want to avoid trouble by erring on the side of safety, curbing free speech.
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It said the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority was reluctant to commence court proceedings against erring lenders.
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"I think there's a danger of erring on the other side," the ECB's Ardo Hansson said.
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Here's why you should consider erring on the side of caution and getting a screen protector.
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They are erring on the side of putting other priorities first, and ethnic nationalism is benefiting.
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An interagency process created under former President Barack Obama called for erring on the side of disclosure.
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Some security experts have long criticized the process as overly secretive and too often erring against disclosure.
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" He described forecasts of the devastating effects of climate change as likely erring "on the conservative side.
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When it comes to sticking drugs up your vagina, I recommend erring on the side of caution.
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Overall, most Democrats are erring on the side of caution when it comes to working with Republicans.
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"It's really just erring on the side of caution while we ride this out," Dr. Smith said.
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Trump on Friday indicated he is erring on the side of not calling Congress back into session.
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Despite the subway car being from the 1930s, advertisements in this car started erring toward the 1960s:
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A violent husband will go to jail; a woman leaving an erring spouse should be awarded full support.
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She also largely relied on her gut, she says, erring on the side of removing even innocent nudity.
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For now, Facebook, it seems, is erring on the side of the values they so love to espouse.
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Families are suddenly forced to make weighty decisions for loved ones, often erring on the side of caution.
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Despite the ambiguity about the foreign reporting requirements, most tax professionals suggest erring on the side of caution.
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If social media is a platform, not a publisher, erring on the side of free speech makes sense.
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If you do decide on getting one of these things, consider erring on the smaller side with size.
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Clearly Mr Peston is far less convincing as a policy wonk than as a scourge of his erring colleagues.
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But though it results in a book with clear priorities, Rhoads might be erring on the side of caution.
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The problem was not the "lone-erring prosecutor," said James Doyle, a legal scholar on systemic criminal justice problems.
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"We're erring on the side of safety to keep them in place so no one gets hurt," he said.
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"It's heading that way, and Powell seems be erring more on the side of 'it doesn't matter,'" said LaVorgna.
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" ADAM SARHAN, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF 6463 PARK INVESTMENTS IN NEW YORK "The market is erring on the side of caution.
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The imposition of less severe punishment on erring business leaders to avoid negative economic consequences has precedent in South Korea.
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As the FTC points out, rather than erring on the side of privacy, TikTok accounts are automatically set to public.
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Meanwhile, women are performing their own kind of gender-congruent behavior by erring on the side of "no" to sex.
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Erring on the side of caution by blocking or delaying authentic calls may be unacceptable for many users, for example.
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I recommend erring on the side of listening to and seeking to understand another person's views, no matter how objectionable.
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And erring too far on the side of individual privacy might keep intelligence officials from finding important information, Cornyn warned.
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It's not uncommon for law enforcement, erring on the side of public safety, to be hasty in making an arrest.
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PNB did not respond to a question about what action was taken against the "erring" officials mentioned in the report.
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In the first few days of the year, it looked like the platforms were erring on the side of censorship.
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Still, the company appears to be erring on the side of caution, rather than face stiff penalties for violating sanctions.
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It's tragic and sad and makes of mockery of the legitimate criticism the GOP used to level at erring Democrats.
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If anyone nearby is listening, …Read more ReadOf course, erring on the side of caution is not always a bad thing.
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Overwhelmed by the volume and wary of incurring such huge fines, social-media firms are erring on the side of censorship.
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Erring on the side of caution, the researchers dated the jawbone to 160,000 years ago, but said it could be older.
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"Appropriate penalties and sanctions will be imposed on the erring pilot if (the) result is indeed a human error," CAAP said.
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Sandberg said that after "internal debate" the company decided in "erring on the side of transparency," on any content involving politics.
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As such, Indonesia's Ministry of Home Affairs appears to be erring on the side of caution with the Constitutional Court's November ruling.
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And they demonise anybody who stands in their way as traitors to be crushed rather than as erring colleagues to be persuaded.
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It's another example of how erring on the side of increased user privacy can lead to complications and friction for end users.
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But, if you&aposre in between sizes, Reformation is known for erring on the smaller side, so I&aposd suggest sizing up.
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Still, with the Fed erring more on supporting growth, it could reduce the chance of a rate cut in the months ahead.
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Something strange is happening right now in the gold market, and it has commodities investor Dennis Gartman erring on the side of caution.
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President Rodrigo Duterte has supported her decision to shut erring mines but his finance minister, Carlos Dominguez, wants a review of the order.
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Meanwhile, mix the mayo and malt vinegar and smear the mayo all over the top half, erring on the side of generosity. 6.
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It's time to stop erring on the side of secrecy and hiding behind partisan fights as an excuse to keep the truth hidden.
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Photo: GettyInternet companies typically take a hands-off approach to offensive content on their networks, erring on the side of maintaining an open internet.
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But, while it's important to keep things as simple as one can, erring on the side of too much simplicity can produce unintended consequences.
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"We should always be erring on the side of promoting human rights and democracy as a core value of American national interest," he said.
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Her replacement, former soldier Roy Cimatu, has so far not reversed any of her measures, including her decision to suspend and shut erring mines.
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Al Rajhi Capital said in a note that the "best of the rally seems behind us", and suggested erring on the side of caution.
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Risk-averse companies erring on the side of over-removal for this kind of speech will disproportionately silence Arabic speakers and Islamic religious material.
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The Bray family, at least, is erring on the side of not underplaying the situation — or the need for everyone to contribute to solutions.
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As Amarnath argues, the Fed should be erring on the side of letting jobs proliferate, letting people enter the labor force, letting wages rise.
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Delphi's car also managed to handle with aplomb impolite drivers cutting in, but without feeling like it was overly erring on the side of caution.
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Bryan: I'm going to be the one erring on the side of a generous reading, I think, but I actually found Maeve's turn incredibly satisfying.
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"I think people are erring more toward the personalized [boxes] because they want to use their money on something they can keep forever," theorizes McFadden.
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In a speech last week, Zuckerberg tried to firmly plant Facebook as erring on the side of giving people a voice rather than stifling speech.
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We are grateful to you for having identified this and have taken serious disciplinary action and terminated the said erring member of the AdOps team.
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Some feared the Whitney would lean too heavily on blockbusters after moving downtown; it's good to see the museum erring on the more experimental side.
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However, it's the absence of selling pressure in the bond market, which typically moves inversely with equities, that has Gordon erring on the side of caution.
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Conversely, the Chinese government recently said it's investigating FedEx for misrouting some Huawei parcels, so erring on the side of caution can cause its own problems.
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"I thought you'd say that," she says—she was erring on the side of caution given that once the enamel has gone, it's gone for good.
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In a further move in that direction, the Chinese government on Monday announced new rules meant to restrict online journalism, including a blacklist for erring journalists.
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They were both wrong, Sanders erring in the direction of idealism and Clinton in that of pragmatism—the same qualities they hold out to voters now.
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"The Fed is really erring on the side of caution because this is an unprecedented event," said Jeff Kravetz of the Private Client Reserve at U.S. Bank.
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Erring on the side of viciously terrifying, Scáthach decides the fates of many and exists as a haunting presence capable of serious destruction and soul collection.
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Thirty years later, Scotland debated leaving the UK altogether, with some of the nation's well-known artists erring strongly on the side of voting Yes to independence.
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I don't think it's a surprise but we've gone through the last five years with the Fed erring on the side of caution and avoiding hawkish comments.
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Republican and Democratic administrations alike have had a permissive approach toward press passes, erring on the side of greater access, even for obscure, partisan or fringe outlets.
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They're a bit less necessary, erring more on the side of fun and cute — which are the best kinds of gifts to give if you ask us.
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Erring on the side of permitting expression to be voiced and heard, the law offers a remedy after the fact that may include injunctive relief and damages.
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The Berachah Industrial Home for the Redemption of Erring Girls was a real-life Texas almshouse for "fallen" young ladies at the turn of the 20th century.
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After years of persistently undershooting its 2 percent goal for inflation, the Fed explicitly, if subtly, raised the possibility on Wednesday of erring in the other direction.
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But the companies themselves are left to enforce it, and, with potential fines reaching as high as 50 million Euros, they're erring on the side of caution.
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But while it's easy to find eco-friendly basics like underwear and socks, they tend to come in few colors and patterns, erring towards utilitarian rather than quirky.
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"I haven't set fire to any motors yet, so we're definitely erring on the conservative side of things and not pushing the envelope too much," he told Gizmodo.
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At the end, he approaches the conflict at Madison Square Garden standing with the X-Men and erring on the side of mercy, I guess, rather than vengeance.
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As a result, FDA is rewarded for erring on the side of risk aversion, rather than for making better affordable drugs available to patients as soon as possible.
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Mr Xi rounded up tens of thousands of erring officials, waging a war on corruption of an intensity not seen since the party came to power in 1949.
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First, simply acknowledging the choice between erring on the side of censoring too much or too little content may help provide some coherence on a seemingly incoherent process.
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Without ever erring into the Forced Wokeness of other Netflix Originals (**ahem** Chilling Adventures of Sabrina), the show effortlessly depicts the broad spectrum of humanity that is sex.
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It might strike some drivers as overly polite, but for a robot-driven car, erring on the cautious side while navigating around humans is probably the best bet.
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In an environment of confusion and bellicose rhetoric, it is perhaps normal that people known for their daring market bets should be erring on the side of prudence.
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That abortion is a commonplace option in our country speaks volumes about the values of our society: erring on the side of death rather than the side of life.
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"It's a way of counting that is erring on the positive, trying to avoid missing kids," Catherine Lord, a professor of psychology at Weill Cornell Medicine, told BuzzFeed News.
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That would put Mr Moon under pressure from conservatives and business lobbyists to return to the old practice of pardoning erring chaebol leaders for the good of the nation.
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That means videos should be under 10 minutes to avoid making people nauseous, and erring on the side of synthetic, surreal visuals that surpass reality, rather than imitate it.
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"It might be more confusing for people in the industry, but I'm sure we'll all figure it out and adapt accordingly," Oh said, erring on the side of optimism.
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Still, hindsight is always 20-20, and it is difficult to argue that erring on the side of caution in order to protect children is a waste of money.
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"They should be erring on the side of protecting the victims and understanding they should not be analyzing themselves.... It's the bank robber investigating the bank robbery," he said.
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Some of his critics feel that Mr Varadkar's progressivism is overstated; his party, Fine Gael, is center-right, favoring free market policies and erring toward conservatism on social issues.
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That may be a pain to seasoned bakers, since they know that many recipes call for room-temperature butter, but erring on the safe side is never a bad idea.
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Partisans on both sides of the aisle are sifting through mountains of late-breaking data, looking for evidence that pollsters are erring in their analyses or underestimating one candidate's support.
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The central bank's reluctance to hike rates for the second time in more than a decade shows its "erring on the side of caution," she said, predicting a December move.
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Yet Pruitt's EPA repeatedly dodged engagement with the law's substantive and procedural requirements and ignored or sought to skew the science, erring instead on the side of polluters seeking relief.
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It's also unclear when this ban was imposed, but it is likely yet another case of Indian government erring to the side of caution and banning a range of websites.
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He added that she spent her years as First Lady "a mixture between Cherie Blair and Lady Macbeth, stamping her heel, bawling out subordinates and frisbeeing ashtrays at her erring husband".
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Acquiring Gerrit Cole and keeping J.A. Happ may mean the Yankees incur steep luxury tax penalties, but they're erring on the side of caution after last year's nightmarish rash of injuries.
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You might find yourself erring towards wool socks since cotton can be slow to dry, but that wasn't a problem I experienced with these in the slush of our recent nor'easter.
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Erring on the side of caution would be wise for them, said Evan Day, a PhD student at the University of Oregon and an expert on running economy and foot mechanics.
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Sereno angered Duterte after she disagreed with his efforts to take action against judges linked to illegal drugs in 2016, saying the Supreme Court should be the one to punish erring judges.
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Apple has long been a stalwart for erring on the side of caution when it comes to keeping your data private and asking you to make sure you know you're sharing something.
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The newest royal is erring on the side of caution with her style because she takes her role as duchess very seriously and doesn't want to leave room for judgment, Dishaw argues.
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"The command wishes to assure members of the public of its zero tolerance for unprofessional disregard to human rights and stiff punishments will be meted out to erring officers," the statement read.
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And despite being backlit and me erring on the side of caution by underexposing the image, the Z7 once again produced images with the high-level of detail camera fanatics are looking for.
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It's basically our fate as a species to be constantly erring between opposites, and that can be difficult to come to terms with as we crawl about this floating rock in our skinsuits.
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With that number, HHS is erring on the side of caution, Azar said, flagging cases where it's not clear if a child was separated by the U.S. government and further information is needed.
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That aligns with the view at RBC Capital Markets, where the firm's global head of commodity strategy, Helima Croft, also sees OPEC erring on the side of caution with a 500,000 bpd bump.
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"It may be worth erring on the side of accommodation" to avoid "consistently below-target" inflation and to protect the Fed's credibility, said Harker, who sounded like a centrist among his Fed colleagues.
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Mr. Mulvaney acknowledged erring in a now infamous news briefing in October, when he said that the president suspended $391 million in aid to Ukraine in exchange for investigations into his political rivals.
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Contrarily, calls for platforms to remove right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones were complaints in the other direction — that the platforms were erring on the side of not removing posts that should be removed.
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There is a network of laws that are both hard to change — in most states, sheriffs are written into the Constitution — and so opaque that county governments struggle with how to handle erring sheriffs.
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After erring so strongly on the side of caution the day before, I found myself standing on the street in Trat trying to decide whether to ride with Roxie in a pickup's open back.
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In principle, I'm for every story being told, irrespective of its implications, because erring the other way threatens to lead to the sort of censorship-for-the-greater-good you see in totalitarian states.
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It's a surprise nothing much came of any other counter-attacks, as both teams were erring on the side of defense all game—a ripe situation for speeding down the other end of the field.
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This in turn is seen as increasing the likelihood that the central bank takes a more hawkish stance in the future, erring on the side of tighter policy, which is negative for European government bonds.
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The party changed its rules in direct response to Sanders's concerns, limiting the power of "superdelegates" and erring heavily on the side of candidate inclusivity in the debates, drawing them out into two-night marathons.
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Infectious disease experts recommend erring on the side of caution, but what if that means pausing a service that provides peace of mind to clients and a steady source of money to low-income workers?
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Back in Petrograd, Lenin, aided by fellow-radicals Trotsky and Stalin, had to overpower erring Bolshevik comrades, who proposed cooperation with the provisional government, and force them to agree to his plan for a coup.
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"Instead of punishing erring policemen, the Duterte regime just simply relocates these murderous brutes to other places, and worse, promotes some of them," Arman Hernando, the chairman of Migrante International, said at Mr. Rafael's wake.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine senators have criticized the way President Rodrigo Duterte is carrying out his anti-narcotics campaign, saying it should be done within the bounds of the law and he must punish erring police officers.
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"There are now signs that the Fed will remain aggressive irrespective of trade tensions, which is likely to be viewed by equity investors as the Fed erring on the side of being ultra loose," Deshpande said.
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Perhaps the most obnoxious thing about Endgame is that it's so easy to spoil (five minutes of the movie already leaked ahead of the film's premiere), so please forgive me for erring on the conservative side.
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MC: Yeah, they are erring on the side of caution and often these decisions do have to be made quickly because the faster you act then the faster you can flatten the curve as they say.
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Also it says NASA should be "erring on the side of caution," but I don't think that happened here, especially since one of the attempts to kill the alien was to torch it with a flame thrower!
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Some point to China, where it is reported that more than 2m moderators, most employed by social-media firms, scour the networks, erring on the side of caution when they see something that may displease official censors.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said in a speech on Thursday that the social media company had considered banning all political advertising but decided against it, erring on the side of greater expression.
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Tolstoyan ethics, which fused Christian anarchism with a refusal to partake in violence or evil, represented an individualism so tyrannical that it could not empathize with the erring human face as it learned to act over time.
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It has also reinforced the sense that the government is at the mercy of events that it cannot control: future revelations could force more ministers to resign or compel the government to withdraw the whip from erring MPs.
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Even if the text no longer mentions upload filters per se, total liability for all user-uploaded content leaves platforms with no other choice but to filter uploads as best they can, erring on the side of caution.
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"FEIGNED CONCERN FOR FREE EXPRESSION" Zuckerberg also defended the company's political advertising policies on similar grounds, saying Facebook had at one time considered banning all political ads but decided against it, erring on the side of greater expression.
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But, given the lack of a timetable on the vote, shippers are erring on the side of caution and will likely hold back from any loadings next month, the government source and industry sources, who requested anonymity, said.
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He said Barr indicated he would not curtail Mueller's investigation, and that Barr would follow the Justice Department's protocols while "erring on the side of transparency" when it comes to sharing Mueller's final report with Congress and the public.
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Last week, senators, including the president's close allies, criticised the way Duterte has carried out his anti-narcotics campaign, saying it should be done within the limits of the law and that he must also punish erring police officers.
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Slavery was the catalyst for the departure of the "erring sisters," but the principles that Union soldiers fought to defend were, at least initially, defined in terms of the integrity of the nation, not the moral question of slavery.
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Mr. Cobb argues that the best strategy is to be as forthcoming as possible, even erring on the side of inclusion when it comes to producing documents, because he maintains the evidence will show Mr. Trump did nothing wrong.
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"It's one of the tools in the toolbox, and given that safety is paramount, they are erring on the side of caution," said Scott Aaronson, vice president for security and preparedness at the Edison Electric Institute, an industry group.
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Leslie Heyer, president of Cycle Technologies, which makes Dot, a calendar-based app that provides a fertile window of 12-17 days (erring on the side of caution to ensure no potentially fertile days are missed) cited similar factors.
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TechCrunch's Brian Heater judged Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 "a nice return to form for the series" in his TC review — while also noting that Samsung seems to be erring on the cautious side, avoiding bombarding the phablet with new features.
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Other inclusions in "Property" are puzzling; "The Self-Seeding Sycamore", "The Royal Male" and "Negative Equity", despite their sometimes eclectic lexicon, are neatly droll, erring-on-twee stories depriving the reader of breadth of vista or, indeed, Ms Shriver's reassuring bite.
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However, with Google allegedly abstaining from outright laying off employees or eliminating their positions, Google seems to be erring on the side of caution while still giving itself the chance to re-up its investment in hardware at a later date.
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"Well, here's the thing – Clark is my son, my adoptive son, so I can't go there, but I am human and he is not, so I'm allowed my flaws of, you know, erring judgment," Lane said of Henry Cavill's character.
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With information on what is taken down and what is not, the public can better understand the balance that platforms are trying to maintain and how they weigh erring on the side of taking down too much or too little.
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However, noting that the Fed has been below target on its 2 percent target rate on inflation for all but two years since 2008, Harker added "it may be worth erring on the side of accommodation" to ensure the Fed's credibility.
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"With the latest soothing comments and invitation for further talks, the market is once again erring on the side of believing that a trade deal can still be struck," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen.
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Thus far, her Instagram feed seems to be erring on the side of love and compassion rather than narcissism or the kind of emotionally charged and painful imagery that made her famous slideshow, "The Ballad of Sexual Dependency," so powerful.
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Even if the currency impact were to bite, the ECB has little scope to extend purchases much longer, suggesting it will take an extremely cautious approach to normalising policy, even if it risks erring on the side of caution and moving too late.
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While Beijing has criticized the unilateral U.S. sanctions on Iran and the end to the exemptions, companies are erring on the side of caution unless they receive a specific government mandate to keep ordering oil from Tehran, the first two sources said.
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Although shareholders are erring towards a candidate from within Generali who knows the ins-and-outs of the business and its transformation plans, divisions are emerging on whether the job should go to finance chief Alberto Minali or Italy country head Philippe Donnet, the sources said.
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But if you find yourself erring as a public figure in modern western pop culture, there's really only one way to make it up to the populace: you must prostrate yourself on the altar of late night television and beg and/or mug for the public's forgiveness.
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"We are erring on the side of caution with the All-Star break being 10 or 33 days away and (with) the availability of Scott Feldman to come in and spot start, it's a very simple decision for us to push (McCullers) back," Hinch told reporters.
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Although shareholders are erring towards a candidate from within Generali who knows the ins-and-outs of the business and its transformation plans, there are divisions emerging on whether the job should go to finance chief Alberto Minali or Italy country head Philippe Donnet, the sources said.
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"Even with the benefit of the doubt -- erring always on the side of 'is this possibly correct' such as judgement and judgment -- eight of the top 10 [biggest misspellers] are either Trump family members, current or former White House officials, or the Trump corporation itself," Frischling said.
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" Dr. Timothy E. Quill, professor of medicine in the Palliative Care Division of the University of Rochester School of Medicine, said that "if the directive leads to families and caregivers erring on the side of comfort and dignity for the patient, it's a real step forward.
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Many of the agency's underlying problems start with its staff, from correction officers to senior managers, but Mr. Ponte noted that it would be wrong to run an institution predicated in some measure on the idea of redemption for inmates while denying it for erring staff members.
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Still, Evans has long been an advocate of erring on the side of delay when it comes to raising rates, because he fears that raising rates when the economy is not ready for it could reverse the slow but substantial progress it has made since the Great Recession.
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Erring on the side of caution "Very often, the bullets are not removed in the (hospital) setting because doing so would potentially cause more harm to the patient than the bullet has already done," said Dr. Alan Cook, director of trauma research at Chandler Regional Medical Center in Arizona.
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According to the Times report, the officials said Trump's choice to override Mattis' guidance to get congressional approval for the strikes was because he wanted his tweets to be supported by action, despite warnings that not erring on the side of caution could precipitate a larger dispute with Russia.
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Asked why the company wasn't considering a 5G streaming approach, I was told that HTC is essentially erring on the side of caution when it comes to concerns about cellular radiation and opting not to introduce a product where a 5G radio is essentially strapped to the wearer's head.
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The interplay between seen and unseen, and the unnervingly mature discipline of a quite young artist in erring on the side of providing too little information — which means either putting great trust in or making a great demand on the viewer, depending on your point of view — run through each.
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In the challenge between nurse and machine, nurse Cheryl Meineke recommended the fictional patient visit the pharmacist about a problem with their ear, while the AI suggested a visit to the GP. "They are both correct, but the [Babylon] symptom checker is erring on the side of caution," said Nazareth.
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Some of the staff and senior officials may genuinely feel the Trump is erring by talking privately to Putin or Kim, or not making a meeting a reward, but a lot of what we're seeing is anxiety borne of no longer being able to influence the process of shaping the president's options.
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At this moment, erring on the side of saying or doing too little instead of too much would be not just infuriating in the typical Democratic ways but devastating and damning in essential ones: The crystalized threat presented by this crisis and this moment requires a clear and commensurate response in both words and deeds.
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That God would offer religious conservatives in danger of selling their souls a chance not just to step back from the brink but to literally replace Donald Trump with a fellow religious conservative — well, that seems like just the kind of opportunity that a beneficent deity would grant to erring members of his flock.
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In an interview with NBC News, Barbara Douglas — the aunt of sisters Amy Steenburg, Abigail Jackson, Mary Dyson and Allison King, who were killed along with three of their husbands, Axel Steenburg, Adam Jackson and Rob Dyson — said the family believed they were erring on the side of safety by hiring a chauffeur to celebrate Amy's 30th birthday.
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Like most teenage guitarists, I learned the riff, note for note, and like most teenage guitarists I could never get its taut musculature right—erring with too-perfect mimicry (a la the Beach Boys, who deserved the lawsuit Berry hit them with) or with too-loose laziness (a la Jerry Garcia who, to be fair, sometimes got it right).
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And then since there's no perfect way to make those judgments, no perfect way to tell which sort of marriage (or which sort of "marriage") is which (whatever infallibility means in Catholic thought, it certainly doesn't apply to diocesan marriage tribunals), this becomes the case for erring on the side of, yes, mercy, the great theme of this pontificate.
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Interviews show that NBC lawyers, erring on the side of caution, examined whether the network could be vulnerable to a lawsuit for airing the recording, and discussed whether it was ethical to use live-microphone audio from a private moment with Mr. Trump — who was inside a van, off-camera — that was not intended to be broadcast.
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Limiting the number of people living in close quarters during a still-mysterious and lethal outbreak is a seemingly appropriate public-health decision—while experts differ on how effective this step will be, erring on the side of caution makes sense—but students tell VICE that universities' slapdash plans for getting people off campus created mass confusion and left vulnerable students in the lurch.
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A bit of cussing and sex chatter is a standard, arguably even essential component of most people's teenage years, and many kids first start to wrap their heads around the concept via the remove of movies and TV. In no small way, that's the moral of such stories erring on the side of the developmentally instructive: It's cool that you can't stop thinking about sex, don't worry that you're so awkward and sweaty, the instinct to test your limits is healthy.
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The fact that increased rates might stifle the once-in-a-generation opportunity to squeeze corporations into making substantive pay raises seems to have eluded even Fed Chair Janet Yellen, the people's choice, because pay raises could cause inflation and even thought that hasn't been the case for the past eight years, the possibility would disrupt the tradition of anticipating change and erring on the side of caution (unless you are former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan and then you applaud exuberance — but not irrational exuberance).
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Bernie Sander's (Vt.) supporters will simply follow suit; failing to define what her political platform is, as opposed to what it is not; failing to handle her establishment credentials and make voters believe she is not simply more of the same; becoming characterized or defined by legacy issues, or erring in tying her coattails too closely to President Obama and becoming tarred with the business-friendly transactional approach that has offended many of his constituents; and finally, yielding to the temptation to get down in the mud with presumptive Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE and losing the name-calling battle.
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"While we continue to see LULU as best in class among specialty retailers, we are moving to the sidelines in anticipation of potentially less margin upside ahead, based on insights from our proprietary data products... Wedbush Big Data, though historically erring on the low side, signals potentially less margin upside ahead, and now forecasts gross margin below street estimates, drawing on data points including assortment, average price, and average full price ticket value... According to our data products, revenue looks mixed as prior top-line strength showcased in LULU's holiday beat and raise looks to be softening, with big data now signaling revenue running in-line with consensus, while Wedbush Search data, forecasts 4Q revenue growth of 19.03%, below consensus for 23.82%... We see measured guidance as likely, as a turbulent February likely hits LULU just as hard as the rest of retail, which may be taken less positively by investors given the notable growth metrics and margin expansion LULU has typically posted in recent quarters... "
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