Do I think that consolidation has gone overboard in tech?
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Some have suggested that Mr. Schwarzman's critics have gone overboard.
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Or is this just another case of Internet rage gone overboard?
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But we've also arguably gone overboard with modern-day urban lighting.
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I've also gone overboard lately in the name of self-love.
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But I don't feel like we've gone overboard on the dollar here.
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While Trump eventually relented, Ayotte may have gone overboard in calming the waters.
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We might have gone overboard, but we didn't push people or laugh at anyone.
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"I think the market has gone overboard in their negative view of energy," Cooperman said.
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Even some of Steyer's local staff privately acknowledge the volume of ads has gone overboard.
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A20143: Well I think it's sending the wrong message in the sense that we have gone overboard with austerity.
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As anyone who's gone overboard on pot brownies knows, you can hardly put a price tag on that knowledge.
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" And this time, he said, as he puffed on a big Dominican cigar, Mr. Trump had "really gone overboard.
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The pair was panned for their performance, with critics saying Hathaway, 36, had gone overboard while Franco, 40, lacked energy.
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Last week, AAA released a survey of major car brands that found that automakers have gone overboard in their naming conventions.
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Hathaway, 36, and Franco, 40, were panned for their performance, with critics saying Hathaway had gone overboard while Franco lacked energy.
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And while they may not have gone overboard with costumes, scripting, or effort in general, you really can't fault the execution.
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If anything, Victoria suggested, some of the wines had gone overboard in reaction to the once dominant style of powerful fruitiness.
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"We have not gone overboard on this case, and a midrange recommendation doesn't go overboard either," he said to the judge.
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But she said that when she gave birth and father and child bonded so easily she realized she had gone overboard.
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We got her five new outfits (I might have gone overboard!) and a custom bunny stuffed animal I got on Etsy.
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He told Lorraine that he thought he had just gone overboard the first time, and decided to give it a second try.
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Normally, "Don't you think you're milking it a bit too much?" is asking whether someone has gone overboard in looking for sympathy.
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In its reporting on the pandemic, as with most issues, the press along with Democrat politicians have gone overboard criticizing the President.
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But at what point would it be a war and at what point should we be worried that it's really gone overboard?
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Read More Europe banking meltdown: Why it's gone 'overboard' "During periods of extreme negativity, you see complete dislocation in different sectors," Seaburg said.
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He can push hard against the rhythm or abandon a piece's harmony altogether without seeming like he's gotten his hands dirty or gone overboard.
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The NFL has gone overboard this year trumpeting the Super Bowl's Golden anniversary, including painting the 50-yard line of every game this season gold.
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Over the years, Madonna has hired producers to help her weave the genres du jour into her music, and sometimes those producers have gone overboard.
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" He went on: "The problem, you see, is that the courts have gone overboard in their interpretation of what is required to remedy unlawful segregation.
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Kendrick said the focus of their investigation right now is to rescue the victim, not to determine a motive for why she may have gone overboard.
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I might've gone overboard because I used five drops as opposed to the recommended two or three, but that's not a bad thing in my book.
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"As I think about it, we've gone overboard in many ways to limit the intrusiveness and at the same time protect the American people," he said.
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"The Democrats have gone overboard in the conditions they listed in the letter," said Joel Wit, a North Korea watcher at the Stimson Center in Washington.
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When I asked a Turkish friend if I had gone overboard with two fillings, she kindly hinted that perhaps a plainer rendition might be more traditional.
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Mr. Rodrik — who is generally sympathetic to the notion that globalization has gone overboard, imposing opaque global rules on democratic governance — still worries about Mr. Trump's response.
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When it comes to furniture, quality is important, and from what I've heard from Grozdanovic, a designer from Croatia who founded the project, they've gone overboard with quality control.
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"I may have gone overboard," the "Came Here to Forget" singer captioned a photo on Twitter Friday of five copies of Stefani's album This Is What the Truth Feels Like.
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The American Automobile Association (AAA) surveyed 34 car brands sold in the US with advanced driver assistance systems, or ADAS, and found that automakers have gone overboard in their naming conventions.
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Although many social media users applauded the father for taking action, some accused of "public shaming," and wrote in the video's comment section that he had gone overboard with the lesson.
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Republicans, it might seem, should snap up a book arguing that the left has gone overboard in focusing on members of minority groups at the expense of "ordinary people" in middle America.
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Far from ruining Mr. Trump's chances of being elected, his remarks lay at the heart of his appeal to white voters, who expressed resentment over what they consider political correctness gone overboard.
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Using the word almost interchangeably is confusing, not to mention unfair to American neoliberals, who may have gone overboard on financial deregulation in the 1990s but have staunchly opposed Republican austerity measures.
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Last month, AAA released a survey of major car brands that found that automakers have gone overboard in their naming conventions; forty percent of Americans think cars with Autopilot can already drive themselves.
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Marriott has already gone overboard with apps—guests can check-in, get their room key and make dinner reservations all on their mobile device, as well as log into Netflix and order room service.
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He said investors have gone "overboard" with the recent market rally, forgetting too quickly that quantitative easing efforts by central banks have pushed asset prices too high, while global growth has stayed far too low.
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Washington (CNN)A US Navy sailor who was thought to have gone overboard seven days ago and was presumed dead has been found alive aboard the ship that reported him missing, the Navy announced Thursday.
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David Marcus, Facebook's vice president of messaging products, said in a blog post of 2018 predictions today that the company had gone overboard in the past two years as it brought new features to the app.
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The ship made headlines in June when a US sailor who was thought to have gone overboard for seven days and was presumed dead was found alive aboard the ship after prompting a major search operation.
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Faced with thousands of incensed Twitter users, you might feel it's dangerous to say that #MeToo has gone overboard, but in the real world the men who still run things will congratulate you for your courage.
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Mr. Trump called into the meeting as the members sat around a table in the Roosevelt Room, insisting it was a hoax and that Democrats had gone overboard in pursuing him, people briefed on the meeting said.
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Feeling that we had gone overboard — my stories were on the front page day after day — my editors would call me from Chicago and tell me to hold back, dial down, look for other White House stories for awhile.
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Consider this: We have gone overboard with plastic and yet it could get a lot worse: If we do nothing about it, the amount of plastic in the global environment could triple by 2060, according to a study published last year in Nature.
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In this task he had a strong psychological motivation: He hoped to wipe out the stigma of his mostly undeserved inclusion in the Keating Five, a group of senators who had gone overboard in helping a failed savings and loan owned by a major donor, Charles Keating, in the late 1980s.
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Although I have no doubt that some in DOJ, given the Department's reputation for caution, might have gone overboard and asked for this mental state, it is not the law and was never applied that way in my 25 years as a federal prosecutor with the exception of tax, export and currency prosecutions.
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JUDITH KATZ, NEW YORK To the Editor: I do not subscribe to Donald Trump's conclusion that anything in the media he does not agree with constitutes "fake news," but I must acknowledge that the media have gone overboard in reporting the stories of Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, two of the many women who assert that the president engaged in extramarital affairs with them.
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People of color have at times unfairly maligned white people for off-color comments that weren't meant to be racist; sometimes gone overboard while protesting police brutality; underestimated their own faults; painted the Republican Party with too broad a racist brush; too frequently ignored the struggles of middle-class and poor white Americans; and made it difficult for white people to express honest differences for fear of being targeted by those who don't tolerate any racial opinions that don't dovetail with their own.
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Coriam had, according to him, actually gone overboard from the crew pool on Deck 5. "I was on the ship that day." the man said. "Everyone knows". He cited a flip flop found in the area as proof.
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Since the year 2000, 284 people have gone overboard or fallen off cruise ships and a further 41 have fallen off large ferries. In any given month, approximately two people go overboard and between 17 percent and 25 percent are rescued.
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"Sign of the Times" is a song by the American heavy metal band Queensrÿche. It was released as a single in support of their 1997 album Hear in the Now Frontier. The topics of this song are of school violence prevention gone overboard, racial hatred, and corrupt politicians.
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A review of CCTV footage found one appearance of her, timestamped 5:45 a.m. An early, unverified account, purportedly from another crew member, claimed she had gone overboard at 3 a.m., nearly three hours earlier. In the video, Coriam is talking on one of the ship's internal phones in a crew area.
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Immediately after Wilcoxs death, Rear Admiral Robert C. Giffen aboard Wichita took command of Task Force 39. He ordered a board of investigation into the loss of Wilcox to convene aboard Washington on the afternoon of 27 March 1942. It examined 43 witnesses over the next seven days. No one had seen how Wilcox had gone overboard.
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By the time they pitched the series to Fox in April 1998, Groening and Cohen had composed many characters and storylines; Groening claimed they had "gone overboard" in their discussions. Groening described trying to get the show on the air as "by far the worst experience of [his] grown-up life". The show premiered on March 28, 1999.
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The technology was a precursor to radio, television, satellites and the internet, with the earth station at Goonhilly Downs a nearby example. In January 2016 Poldhu Cove was inundated with thousands of pink plastic bottles, brought onto the beach with successive tides. The National Trust said it believed a container had gone overboard from a ship, during the stormy weather.
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In recounting her break-up to Abby, Gidget dramatically describes having gone overboard and "surrendered herself completely," which Abby misinterprets as "she went all the way". As heart- broken Gidget mopes in her room, her father feels badly and decides to send for Jeff, suggesting that he come to Hawaii to surprise Gidget. Jeff immediately accepts. That night, Abby visits Gidget and invites her to join her and Eddie and the rest of the gang.
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After Rebecca begins sleeping with Greg, Paula realizes she has gone overboard and decides to get a degree in law. In her law class, she meets Sunil and begins to shut Rebecca out, including not telling her when she has an abortion. Towards the end of season three, Paula finds out about Rebecca's lies, and their relationship becomes strained once again. Champlin has received significant praise for her portrayal of Paula, especially with her abortion storyline.
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Two crewmembers who had gone overboard in a lifeboat for an unknown reason were missing; a search was made for the men and they were found early the next morning ashore in Siskiwit Bay. Salvage operations were started, but only 75,000 bushels of cargo were recovered over the next few weeks. The ship's condition deteriorated, and eventually salvage operations were called off. The Glenlyon soon broke in half, and by April of the next year it was completely submerged.
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He has gone overboard and failed to present it with coherent script. As a result the movie turns out to be a disappointing experience despite having stunning performances", while Indiaglitz commented: "All said, Avan Ivan is not a typical Bala film, and it has its own dull moments, courtesy clichéd scenes and dragging second half. But it also has many ingredients to entertain the masses." CNN-IBN wrote: "Overall Avan Ivan suffers from a sloppy script despite having some fine performances.
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The crew searched the ship for her. Ships of the U.S. Coast Guard and Mexican Navy searched the international waters through which the Wonder had been sailing during the hours in which Coriam could have gone overboard, if that was what had occurred. They likewise found nothing. Since the Wonder is registered in the Bahamas, a detective from the Royal Bahamas Police Force (RBPF) flew to the ship to investigate once it had returned to Los Angeles, three days after the disappearance.
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YWAM Liberty in Bougainville PNG July 2018 On January 27, 2005, a crew member was found to have gone overboard. The missing crew member's body was found. During the recovery of his body the second engineer's hand was seriously injured, and he was at risk of losing his thumb. A report by the Australian Transport Safety Board concluded his injury would have been avoided if the block he was using to recover the ship's boat had been equipped with hand holds.
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Stott, mistaking her for a harmless merchantman, approached to speak to her, but Concorde fired two broadsides into her before Minerva could reply. The British were caught off guard, and suffered further misfortune when a powder explosion under the half- deck dismounted three guns, and killed or wounded eighteen men. Captain Stott was also severely wounded in the head and was carried below. After two and a half hours, Minerva surrendered, her mizzen-mast having gone overboard and her other masts tottering, her wheel destroyed, and having lost her Captain and First Lieutenant.
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Comic-Con 2009 After spending a few years researching science fiction, Groening got together with Simpsons writer/producer David X. Cohen (known as David S. Cohen at the time) in 1997 and developed Futurama, an animated series about life in the year 3000. By the time they pitched the series to Fox in April 1998, Groening and Cohen had composed many characters and storylines; Groening claimed they had gone "overboard" in their discussions. Groening described trying to get the show on the air as "by far the worst experience of [his] grown-up life." The show premiered on March 28, 1999.
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Clinton criticized the program, saying that its emphasis on testing has caused American children to narrow their studies and lose their creative edge. In 2007, Clinton stated "No Child Left Behind has been a terrible imposition on teachers and school districts and families and students."Elizabeth Whitman, Hillary Clinton Endorses Obama's Reductions In School Testing Wrought By No Child Left Behind, Education Law She Voted For, International Business Times (October 24, 2015). Clinton said that she believed in accountability and acknowledged "a place for testing," but said that the U.S. had "gone overboard" with too much emphasis on testing.
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On 2 July 2017, Stethem sailed within 12 nautical miles of Triton Island in the South China Sea while conducting freedom of navigation exercises. On 1 August 2017, while on routine patrol 140 miles west of Subic Bay, Philippines, one of Stethems sailors was reported missing and presumed to have gone overboard. U.S. Navy and Military Sealift Command ships were joined by ships and aircraft from the navies of China and Japan in an extensive search and rescue effort. On 4 August 2017, after searching for 79 hours and covering 10,000 square miles without success, the search was called off.
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Tsuda still has feelings for Hizuru, and he keeps trying to win her back, leading to a confrontation where they bond by beating each other's faces to a pulp (Tsuda ends up badly mutilated in the process). In the end, Kojima and Tsuda have a sparring match in their boxing club, in which leads Kojima beats Tsuda to near death. Afterwards, Kojima goes on to fight a real boxing match while Tsuda is in the hospital being treated for wounds to his eye. Meanwhile, Hizuru has gone overboard with the piercings and has implanted several metal bars in her body.
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On 13 September 2016, one employee was killed and four were injured when a lifeboat broke loose and dropped from the fifth deck during a security drill. On 25 December 2018, British crew member Arron Hough was reported missing by other crew members after failing to report to work. The United States Coast Guard suspended the search for the on- board entertainer on 27 December 2018, after stating that the ship had reported that a crew member had gone overboard. On 11 January 2019, a 16 year old was trying to enter his eighth-deck cabin through a nearby balcony when he slipped and fell to his death.
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He felt there were no stand out musical performances, but commented, "it gave the season some emotional grounding [...] It showed us a Glee that's not working double-time to give us everything we want all at once, and that's pretty much what I want from it." John Doyle of The Globe and Mail wrote that, with "Audition", Glee had become formulaic, and asserted that "Glee fanatics won't be disappointed. The rest of us are." In an overall positive review of the episode, Fred Topel of Hollywood News wrote that the opening scenes that addressed fan criticisms were a little too harsh on the show's fictional characters, having gone overboard to the point of offensiveness.
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Still others disagree on the extent to which chiasmus occurs in the text. With regard to the Alma chapter 36 chiasmus, one critic alleges that Welch "fashioned a chiasm by selecting elements from repetitious language, creatively labeling elements, ignoring text, pairing unbalanced elements, and even including asymmetrical elements".Earl M. Wunderli, "Critique of Alma 36 as an Extended Chiasm", Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. Welch himself offers the following caution regarding a tendency of enthusiastic readers to see chiasmus where it is not actually present: > Some people, of course, have gone overboard with this search, and caution > must be employed; otherwise, it is possible to find chiasmus in the > telephone book, and the effort becomes meaningless .
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In Malaysia, polygyny has been considered a topic that is not fit to be brought up in public, but recently it has begun to enter public discourse. This change came about through the passage of a new Islamic family law, which supports polygynous practices by making them easier for men to take part in. This has created a "debate between Islamic fundamentalists who dominate the burgeoning Islamic Affairs Department that administers Shariah law and mostly Western-educated Muslim feminists who say the department, in its overzealous interpretation of the Qur’an, has gone overboard in making new laws that discriminate against women and children." The campaign against this law was very popular, but the law was still passed.
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McFadyen's original statement was "Manitoba was taken over and ruled by an ideologically driven NDP government that found its inspiration in socialist and communist ideas that were then in vogue in eastern Europe". See Steve Pona, "Pawley: Tory leader has gone overboard", Winnipeg Free Press, 14 September 2006, A13. (This was undoubtedly a reference to Roland Penner, a former member of the communist Labor-Progressive Party who served in Pawley's cabinet during the 1980s. Penner indicated that he had left the LPP in 1960, several years before he ran as an NDP candidate.)Penner was reported to have burst out laughing when told that McFadyen had accused the Pawley government of being inspired by socialist and communist ideas.
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The Kawasaki Z1300 is a muscle bike with a water-cooled 1,300 cc straight-six engine that was manufactured by Kawasaki between 1979 and 1989. Previously referring to the Z1300 as an Autobahn stormer,Motor Cycle News 10 October 1979, p.5 It's your last chance to VOTE for your machine of the year. "Kawasaki are fielding a strong new team for the title captained by the six cylinder Z1300 Autobahn stormer...". Accessed and added 2015-03-03 when reviewing their 'Machine of the Year' competition results in 1979 after readers had voted for the Triumph Bonneville as the winner, UK weekly newspaper Motor Cycle News stated "Kawasaki, with their Z1300 — a superb example of technology by anyone's standards — have gone overboard in many people's minds", adding that the Honda CBX, Suzuki GS1000, Yamaha XS1100 and Z1300 were "hyperbikes".
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Meanwhile, to ensure a "fair and principled inquiry" by keeping the impeachment process out of the hands of overzealous liberals, Rodino, with the support of the committee's ranking minority member Edward Hutchinson, decided to hire an independent lead special counsel for the inquiry whom the committee would oversee.. John Doar, formerly a civil rights attorney in the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, was hired for the position in December 1973. A registered Republican, he shared with Rodino a view that the Senate hearings had gone overboard with leaked revelations and witnesses compelled to testify under immunity grants; they were determined to do things in a more thorough and objective process. He also shared Rodino's view that the process would be as even-handed as possible, and was given the freedom to hire his own inquiry staff, separate from that handling regular Committee business., p. 97.
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