Against these uncertain costs can be set more certain benefits.
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What's more certain is that Memebox is one to watch.
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Why would you be more certain about 2029 than 2019?
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Investigators are more certain about the likely source: THC-containing products.
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Nothing in this upside-down series is more certain than that.
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And nothing is more certain to doom Trump's prospects for reelection.
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Nothing is more certain to forge ethno-national identity than oppression.
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So when things look a bit more certain, markets react positively.
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Buffett told CNBC he's more certain about Apple's future than IBM.
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A runoff between Moore and Strange is more and more certain.
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They are more risk averse and prefer more certain payouts, like salary.
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It's more mysterious now—maybe the trajectory used to feel more certain.
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Ben Franklin's theory has never been more certain ... especially in Chyna's case.
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After all, what's more certain in life than mistakes and misbehaving cats?
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With each day that passes, I grow more certain of that judgment.
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"We all feel much more certain now, which is positive," said Rep.
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But Republicans are even more certain Trump's impeachment is a political winner.
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What's more certain is that the deal will immediately bolster Kik's tech team.
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What's more, certain hallmarks of the ITG look have begun to feel cliche.
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I couldn't have been more certain that my future lay in the kitchen.
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The treaty is viewed as a more certain way to enforce foreign judgments.
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For one, his doctors are more certain now that he is virus-free.
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There is nothing in the universe I'm more certain of than their love.
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Of the two battles, the Republican effort to dismantle Medicaid is more certain.
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With every passing year I feel more certain it was the right decision.
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It means that when you are younger you feel more certain of yourself.
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We're more certain of what dark matter isn't rather than what it is.
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By April, it was becoming more certain that Trump would restore sanctions on Iran.
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Meanwhile, a less appreciated but even more certain risk factor is exposure to pesticides.
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And he became more certain by the president's opposition to hearing from new witnesses.
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What's more certain, though, is humanity is speeding along on the tipping point interstate.
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This behavior made her appear stronger, more powerful and more certain of her statements.
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While the methods are unclear, that there was a breach is much more certain.
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"I'm actually more certain than ever that there's a need for that," he said.
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Even more certain is that Green should be the man he targets the most.
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Democrats remain slightly more certain than Republicans of their choices for their party's primary.
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But these days, Mr. Brown sounds more certain of his and Border Store's future.
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Now it is more certain than ever that Americans themselves must decide Trump's fate.
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The more secure those hopes become, the more certain they are to be proved false.
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It's about helping you feel more certain, not about holding your hand the entire way.
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So the viewer is more certain than ever before that nobody is going to die.
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In evaluating the leaked bill, however, we are more certain that serious adverse would occur.
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The deal's passage seems more certain in the Senate, which is still controlled by Republicans.
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Nonetheless, this is one of the more certain and least demanding ways to get rich.
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But the Weather Service's Gaches said forecasts were progressively more certain starting on Sunday the 31st.
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A much more certain route to market is when large OEM suppliers start showing off technology.
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We are all attracted to people who seem more certain about things than we are ourselves.
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But the Pentagon has a way to be more certain whether a hydrogen bomb was tested.
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More certain is the strength of the country's imports in the first quarter of this year.
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A second sabotage attempt is less ambitious — but more certain to do at least some damage.
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Prince himself has grown more certain that his company should not be in the speech-regulation business.
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Occidental says the revised offer creates immediate value and makes it more certain the deal will close.
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"The bigger opportunity is to make the content businesses more profitable and more certain," Malone told CNBC.
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Seiffert hopes someday he will be more certain about what the animals do and how they live.
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A failure to acknowledge this fact makes peace less likely and bloodshed more certain — and tragically profitable.
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What I'm more certain of is that "The Winds of Winter" marked the end of Cersei's humanity.
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Democrats are more certain that the answer is yes, although they don't have proof of it yet.
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Before the briefing, officials would not comment on whether the intelligence had become more certain post-strike.
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Nevertheless, Collins told me, he was more certain than ever that tracking white supremacists was urgent work.
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What is far more certain is the pain the oil crash will inflict on America's oil industry.
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More certain is the fact that coffee has grown into a global industry worth billions of dollars.
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But they're also aware that stopping or canceling chemo, for many patients, could present more certain dangers.
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A future that, up until recently, was far more certain in the eyes of the surrounding community.
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More certain is that Infervision stands to raise its public profile with the project, Oakden-Rayner says.
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But if we wait to be more certain, the only certainty is that we will regret it.
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Growth More Certain IHSN signed an amendment to its existing contract with MTN Nigeria effective July 21000.
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Investors have become more certain that the Fed will increase rates at a faster pace in 2018.
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According to NASA, scientists are more certain of what dark matter is not than what it actually is.
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This week, as he describes in a paper in Royal Society Open Science, he is even more certain.
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Others are more certain that these memes and modes of communication come from a place of true loneliness.
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The PredictWise numbers, for example, tend to be more certain about the outcome in both directions — giving Mrs.
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" Mr. Sessions seemed more certain about his own response to Mr. Papadopoulos: "I pushed back against his suggestion.
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Nevertheless, coal executives say the issuing of federal permits for mining operations has become more certain and quicker.
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I'm more certain of that fact than I am of how to persuade the American public of it.
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Because you're trying to be more certain that you won't get it or give it to someone else.
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Buffett also said in February 2017 that he was more certain about Apple's future than that of IBM.
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But others were more certain that the flows in the yen were driven by concerns over North Korea.
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That said, we are no more certain about what actually happened to her than we were in 21981.
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But he said that fear went away during his campaigning, as he became more certain of his political convictions.
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The path of oil prices became more certain this year, with benchmark crude oil futures rallying more than 40%.
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He hurtled toward it, more certain with each footfall that he wasn't going to be able to scale it.
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And now that this funding will come from the Highway Trust Fund, it will be more certain and predictable.
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Lessons learned More certain is that this coronavirus outbreak revives lessons learned from the outbreaks before it, Hotez said.
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For it to suffice to change his mind now, it would have to have become all the more certain.
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In effect, you abandon one of the least difficult and more certain paths towards accumulating wealth: saving and investing.
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What emerges most clearly from those interviewed is a desire to enjoy a more certain, and robust, economic future.
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In a new note, Yardeni wrote that he is now more certain about his call, originally published after Election Day.
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Additionally, Trump supporters were found to be slightly more enthusiastic and slightly more certain of who they would vote for.
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Nothing is more certain about the future of warfare than that technological possibilities will always shape the struggle for advantage.
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It had risen as high as $1.1299 overnight as the likelihood of a Trump victory began to look more certain.
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One thing that's a little more certain right now: As The Weinstein Co. goes, so goes Harvey's stake in it.
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Ten years on, I've never been more certain that joining the Peace Corps is the best decision I've ever made.
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My daughter's painful neonatal withdrawal only made me more certain that my clinic failed to provide us with adequate care.
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Trump's willingness to abandon our allies makes new provocations by Putin more certain and future aggression by Russia more likely.
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"In a world that's starved of growth, investors are going to continue to seek out characteristics that are more certain."
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But more often than not, I felt protective of what we had, more certain of its beauty, its cosseted security.
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If Americans can't agree on what Mr. Trump meant, you can bet the analysts in Pyongyang are no more certain.
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If the Federal Reserve Chair says employment is strong, investors may feel more certain about a December interest rate hike.
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Some deem it reasonable to contract for a more certain, swifter outcome through arbitration than through the costly litigation process.
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He said it shows the need to reform drilling standards to make the process more certain for the private sector.
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One thing that is more certain behind the hazy numbers guessing game is that this round finally gives Ola some stability.
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I'm more certain that the first shot I take with the S9 will be the best possible shot with that camera.
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I am therefore willing to forgo those 100x returns and get 10x on things that are more certain and nearer term.
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By contrast, voters in households with annual incomes $28500,6900 and above were much more certain in their opinions of the ACA.
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It's now more certain than ever that Trump's political fate will be decided at the 2020 election — and not before it.
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Oscar Israelowitz, the author of a book on design in the subway system, was more certain of the waiting areas' benefit.
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We still have no idea what Geckolepis maculata really is—we are just getting more and more certain what it's not.
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He repeatedly hints that he has reason to be more certain about his conclusion than he's able to say in print.
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It was twelve days before Christmas, and the daylight looked no more certain of what it was doing than he was.
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I was more discouraged by the shift I could feel in myself: more cynical, more certain that nothing could be done.
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He has moved more assets into cash and has a larger position in Treasury futures, as he awaits a more certain outcome.
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What is more certain is that if America walks out, the cause of human rights would be weakened—along with American influence.
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Bob Devigili, a 57-year-old sales consultant, was considerably more certain, and sees the immigration issue as crucial for the city.
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So the Chinese feel much more certain, long term, that the Germans are not just a good bet; they're a safe bet.
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BHP, meanwhile, has said it will steer clear of minerals needed only for batteries and focus on those with more certain demand.
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The possibility that the Batman actor wouldn't return to the DCEU has been floated before, and it seems that's more certain now.
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Flood threat While there are many questions about the strength and impact, one thing is more certain: flooding is a big concern.
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In conversation it became clear that he is more certain of the impediments of the present than the path toward the future.
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As her parents come to terms with her sexuality, Jenny becomes more certain that her fiancée is the love of her life.
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First off, there's now an option to display borders around the keys so can be more certain of which one you're tapping.
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"Incredibly enough, it shows that the more certain the science becomes, the less concern we find in richer Western democracies," he said.
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"For it seems now more certain than ever, that the bloody experience of Vietnam is to end in a stalemate," he said.
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The session left senators more certain than ever that Mohammed bin Salman, the crown prince of Saudi Arabia, ordered the journalist's death.
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But Hoyer, the top Democratic vote-wrangler in the House, talks like he thinks a majority is much more certain than that.
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Also, the science of climate change has become far more certain and the impact more visible in the 20 years since Kyoto.
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Three decades after that conversation, scientists are even more certain that dinosaurs like oviraptors (relatives of velociraptors) and T. rexes had feathers.
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Most of the refugees Fitzgerald spotlights end up in no more certain a place than they are when we first meet them.
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Speaking time is just one measure — but according to it, Warren's breakout as one of the top-tier candidates is looking more certain.
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"The midstream space, particularly for private equity firms, offer more certain cash flow," said Janan Paskaran, a partner at business law firm Torys.
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It requires judgment — which requires more certain knowledge — which requires investigation — which probably requires an investigator with a mandate from the pope himself.
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The Dakota Access Pipeline has a more certain future now that President Trump has signed an executive order to fast-track its construction.
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It requires judgment — which requires more certain knowledge — which requires investigation — which probably requires an investigator with a mandate from the pope himself.
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This type of diet is born out of necessity in the Amazon, because farmed food is more certain, especially during a poor hunting season.
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"Women are marrying later, they're a little more certain of themselves," said Amanda Miller, an associate professor of sociology at the University of Indianapolis.
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Both have tended to rise when a Clinton win is more certain, and fall when Trump looked to have closed in on Clinton's lead.
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In political meetings at the White House, Trump often asks about Biden's strength, particularly as his candidacy has grown more certain in recent weeks.
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"China hopes the United States' future policy would be more certain because in this way, we can prepare and deal with it," Jia said.
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"I think it's more established, more certain, that you'll be provided better protection under the law using a password than a thumbprint," Horowitz said.
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A more certain challenge is "interpretability" — aka explaining what underlies the patterns the deep learning technology has identified via the spread of fake news.
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All things being equal, pursue a big idea even though on the surface it might seem like a smaller one might be more certain.
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These result in "more certain punishments" and keep dangerous offenders locked up longer than if offenders were charged at the local level, Thompson said.
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Britain's financial sector had pinned its hopes on a strengthened majority for May's Conservative government, expecting it to deliver a more certain economic outlook.
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The more certain her candidacy appears, the more that mature voices in the GOP have to do to ensure they have a winnable ticket.
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What's more certain is that the Thailand-based group is getting a running start with the acquisition of assets from four-year-old Zalora.
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With Republican fiscal stimulus looking more certain, the central bank may seek to rein in rates in an effort to dampen any market overheating.
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But you can't help but grow more certain with each new outrage, in your heart if not your head, that there is a Them.
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The markets, which have risen and fallen with the fate of the tax bill in recent weeks, rose Friday as passage looked more certain.
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"It will be very important to leave the markets feeling much more certain about the Committee's intentions," Mr. Powell said, according to the transcripts.
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Those conditions intensified the opposition to Mr. Gold's calls for sweeping change, but they made him all the more certain that change was needed.
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What's more, certain provisions protect you from over-the-limit fees if your card becomes maxed out within 45 days of the lowered limit.
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"If you ask me, compared to maybe two months ago, I'm a little more certain there will be some sort of deal," Fedeli said.
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Higgins said he "couldn't be more certain" that the identifications are correct, and that the investigations are the most important his site has published.
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Without a DACA deal, it is looking more and more certain that the Senate won't have the necessary votes to keep the government open.
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Instead, the more his outrageous words and deeds were rewarded with fame and success, the more certain he became of his own opinions and judgments.
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"From COP21, I expect policy and regulatory decisions that are created to provide a more certain environment which can allow entrepreneurs to operate," says Straub.
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"If anything, this makes us even more certain that interest rates have peaked," Handelsbanken wrote in a note commenting on the GDP and manufacturing data.
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HardwareAlthough info surrounding the iPhone SE looks is still a stormy sea of confusion, what will actually be inside the phone is much more certain.
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If you don't change your mind about the purchase after 72 hours, you can feel more certain that you're not just making an impulse buy.
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Giving Bernie Sanders respect and asking him to join all the way to November sure makes a path to victory a whole lot more certain.
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Each believed they could ensure a more certain peace by allowing these states access to modern, dual-use nuclear technology under some form of inspections.
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Why it matters: This outcome, which seems more certain with each passing hour, means the presidential, Senate and House races will be consumed by impeachment.
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Graham said CFOs are growing more certain of a 2020 recession because of the paralyzing consequences of economic and political uncertainty — including trade wars — on business.
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Adam sits alone on the riverbank, more and more certain that he doesn't belong in this community, or in their refuge from the straight, cisgender world.
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How she emerges, stronger and more certain, is a startlingly lyrical journey, an exploration of grief and introspection peppered with scenes of richly depicted magical realism.
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"Even though we're still in this gray area of trying to find more certain specific causes of autism, virtually all the causes happen prenatally," Amaral said.
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But "until we are more certain of the balance between lower growth and rising inflation", he said, loosening policy further risked pushing inflation further above target.
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What's more certain is that the company is bringing on senior hires that will make it "Series B ready," to use the words of its CEO.
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But the Swansons and other homeowners in Canyon Gate face a far more certain prospect: Their neighborhood is on land that was designed to be flooded.
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But with Clinton facing more certain victories in Florida and North Carolina, the other two states set to vote tomorrow, it's looking like a tall order.
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In comparison, the Turks' surprise pledge of $5 billion in investment loans and guarantees, announced by Foreign Minister Mevlut Mevlut Cavusoglu, promises a more certain outcome.
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Iran is still on a path to a bomb — made more certain by the fact that its nuclear program now has the West's seal of approval.
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They're questions kept from young people, hoping to protect them, wanting them to grow up with a sense that the world is more certain than it is.
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"We are now more certain about the future climate, but the bad news is that it will be warmer than we thought," he wrote in a comment.
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"After talking to Tim, I'm ... much more certain that these tech analysts who follow the company simply don't know how to value the darned thing," he said.
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What is more certain is that this opaque affair has become the latest stage in a continuing trial of strength between Pope Francis and his traditionalist critics.
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He said that the mix of iPhone models during his check indicate that Apple wants to maintain some supply constraints until demand becomes a little more certain.
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That could improve the economics of small satellites yet further, and allow the armed forces to feel much more certain of their ability to keep using space.
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A more certain environmental benefit, though, would accrue to those living near airports—for one particularly desirable feature of electric motors is that they are almost silent.
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As more shoppers buy online and Amazon creeps further and further into the space, money is flowing to more certain bets and avoiding anything bricks and mortar.
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A lot can happen in a decade, and the more society develops, the more certain factors play into how animal populations and entire species continue to survive.
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While TAG's biggest selling point is in creating a local market for solar power, there's another perk too: you're more certain of where you're getting energy from.
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He was more certain his 11th-ranked Bulldogs would turn back the tide in a 73-20083 win in the AdvoCare Invitational championship game at Orlando, Fla.
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Mr. Schumer said that he had no regrets about the tactic, and that Mr. Gorsuch's performance on the bench since being confirmed only made him more certain.
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Importantly, according to analysts, Rio Tinto also said the Yancoal offer included "a faster and more certain timetable", closing the transaction in the third quarter of 2017.
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The British left-leaning tabloid urges its readers to vote to remain in the EU, saying membership makes the continent safer and the economic future more certain.
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Coastal scientists and disaster recovery experts agree that if rebuilding in the same place once dared lightning to strike twice, it now tempts a more certain fate.
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"Roll one up and let's get hiiiiiiiiigh / I am trying to get friiiiiiiiied" he begins, becoming more certain as he goes along and realizes what he's discovered.
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Tenants are often willing to pay a yield premium in exchange for terms under which they can be more certain of maximising the utilisation of their work spaces.
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And there is no escape: barring huge natural or man-made disasters, demographic changes are much more certain than other long-term predictions (for example, of climate change).
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Galleri5's targeted filtering also means corporate houses can be more certain that their images reach the audience they want, instead of being tagged as irrelevant online ads.
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Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said, "Probably some deliveries in March, but April is more certain", after a Twitter user asked when the deliveries will begin in China.
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Companies that need to know their funding costs in advance may need to use short-term hedges to swap Sonia interest to a more certain forward looking rate.
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"You're always much more certain when it comes to things like cash and costs, because they're within your control," Chief Executive Gavin Darby told Reuters in an interview.
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When Adrien Rabiot scored just before the hour — after what can be described only as horrendous marking by City on a corner kick — it felt even more certain.
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While the original "Iced Flowers" staging was more experimental, he adds, "this time, collaborating with Dries and his world, my work became much more certain and strong." video
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D-Day in Photos: Heroes of a More Certain Time: As the number of surviving veterans dwindles, the old pillars of trans-Atlantic certainty have begun to tremble.
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Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said, "Probably some deliveries in March, but April is more certain", after a Twitter user asked when the deliveries in China would begin.
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But the soldiers were guiding the throngs of people into a future that was no more certain, and potentially just as dangerous, as the past they had fled.
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Some Chinese also prefer to buy expensive items abroad because they can be more certain the goods are genuine, and can get better choice or service than at home.
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I know I'm not the only Bible-believing Christ follower who has spent most of his life allowing our more certain-sounding conservative counterparts to dominate discussions about faith.
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Top U.S. senators said on Tuesday they were more certain than ever after receiving a CIA briefing that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was culpable in Khashoggi's killing.
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It has risen much faster than changes in the Fed funds rate because the market now believes that the Fed's policy path is more certain given the strong economy.
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UBS's Sleijpen said that in some cases last year, the sellers viewed outright sales as more certain than the IPO market, but added that equity market dynamics had changed.
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What is more certain is that the state will increasingly whipsaw between extremes, with drier dry years, wetter wet ones and a rising frequency of intense periods of precipitation.
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Now I've just been in a place where I'm no more certain about anything that life's handed me and the reasons for it, but I've never been less alone.
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Mr. Dyhrenfurth said that getting an American to the top was the priority, and that Mr. Hillary's route, the South Col, was the more certain — if less adventurous — path.
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"OPEC will likely balance the market through reduced oil supply once the impact on demand becomes more certain," Rob Thummel, portfolio manager at energy-focused Tortoise Capital Advisors said.
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The more she read about Kleine-Levin — named for two physicians who wrote about the disorder in the 1920s — the more certain she was that her son had it.
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Ghetto was erratic and combative; Ghetts, slightly more measured but still breakneck in delivery; but J Clarke, with a calmer flow, seemed more low-key, more certain of himself.
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Though the auction itself waskind of a mess, the legitimacy of the stolen data and its connection to the NSA became more and more certain as the week went on.
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In contrast to its use in the hard sciences, the application of big data to the social, political and economic realms won't make these area much clearer or more certain.
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Stockman has been calling for a major market downturn and global recession for some time, but he is more certain than ever that it could happen during this political cycle.
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The planet's physically warmer, we're in the midst of a shitstorm of a presidential election, and everyone's even more certain that sugar and corn syrup are really bad for you.
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"The problem was that, in the end, we (myself included) acted as if a coin-toss election were much more certain than it was," The Los Angeles Times's Lauter said.
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But in a global economy with few bright spots, where only America and China are adding a bigger amount to global GDP, it would be comforting to be more certain.
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"More stable and more certain growth in China will certainly propel a more stable and stronger TSX (Toronto Stock Exchange)," said Stan Wong, director & portfolio manager at Scotia Wealth Management.
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But none were more certain they knew Miranda than the two people watching her toss her hiking gear in the car and pull her long blond hair into a ponytail.
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Increasing the cash component of the deal means Occidental will not have to hold a shareholder vote on the acquisition, making it more certain that the driller could complete the deal.
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Talent emigration is now more likely and more certain and government has a huge amount to do to rebuild and create a new tangible inclusive and attractive vision for this country.
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This will allow them to be more certain that the next generation of plants they produce will have the genes and so the traits they want, speeding up the breeding process.
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It makes us more certain that she will have all of the educational opportunities she worked so hard for and that we dreamed about when we first decided to stay here.
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If it stays there, I'll be less convinced that Hollywood is ready to really deal with its demons, and more certain that money is still the loudest voice at the table.
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That outcome appeared to become all the more certain on Tuesday, when results in New Jersey and other states holding the final contests of the primary season delivered more pledged delegates.
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What is considerably more certain, however, is that success will continue to be tied to education, in part because a good education enhances one's ability to adapt to a changing economy.
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Even some liberal legal figures took issue with the Obama administration's approach, arguing that no student should be punished unless the school was more certain that a line had been crossed.
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HORTON: WELL, IF YOU LOOK AT OUR 200 EARNINGS PROJECTIONS, WHICH ARE NOW EVEN MORE CERTAIN THAN THEY WERE BEFORE WITH THE COMPLETION OF THE NXP DEAL, AROUND $7 A SHARE.
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But the more we watch, the more certain tropes are revealed: Name-dropping must-have brushes before holding them up to the camera ("So I'm using the MAC 10") is a must.
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Almost certainly yes, but only time will tell about how international law will handle the advent of AI-powered populations, a future that seems more certain to arrive with each passing day.
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While Roby was still seen as the slight favorite going into the runoff on Tuesday, GOP leaders in Alabama say that Trump's endorsement will help make that victory all the more certain.
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After a classified briefing by CIA Director Gina Haspel, senior senators emerged more certain that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was involved in the death of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The next big leap will come from deploying true artificial intelligence algorithms that learn from the data and interpret never-before-seen situations, allowing each harvest to become more and more certain.
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"Changing the near-term means you are more certain that you will have a little more rope to go," said Aaron Kohli, interest rate strategist at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Despite this and further benefits for all entrepreneurs, the government's emphasis on fintech does not make the ability to create an Uber or Airbnb-sized benefit for the economy any more certain.
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As I reflected with pride on the accomplishments of those I served alongside, I was more certain than ever that military service was one of the best choices I had ever made.
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The whole day left me more certain than ever that we have a real immigration crisis and that the solution is a high wall with a big gate — but a smart gate.
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It's more certain in the case of Lady Trieu, crushed beneath the weight of her own technological marvel (let's just call it hubris), like the true daughter of Ozymandias that she is.
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Each move the Avengers make requires increasingly deeper sacrifice on their part, and the steadily rising stakes train the audience to be ever more certain that the Avengers will be ultimately victorious.
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The move comes a day after senior U.S. senators said they were more certain than ever that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was responsible for the killing, citing a CIA briefing.
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" He seemed even more certain in November 2015, when he told sports writer Bill Simmons, "I don't have the temperament to sit in relative solitude and just opine and write from the bench.
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The 'F244' Short-Term IDR factors in a good record of liquidity support from GIC's shareholders as well as our view that the propensity to support is more certain in the near term.
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"Hopefully now that things are certain, more certain about the future, maybe a little bit more optimism about economic growth, hopefully we see some real return to the restaurants coming forward," Bachelder said.
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Without that message, investors have grown even more certain that repeated rate cuts are needed and are coming — and they may be rattled if the Fed proclaims its confidence in the economy later.
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Roughly a century ago, grand bargain referred to the deal that states imposed on injured workers who lost their right to sue their employers in return for less generous albeit more certain benefits.
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"What is more predictable, more certain, can be calibrated, can be anticipated, can be transitioned into, is going to be more reliable and safer for the people and for the economy," she insisted.
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As the group opened centers in New York City, Vancouver and, strikingly, Mexico's big cities, including Mexico City, Monterrey and Guadalajara, it became more certain than ever about the power of the tech.
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The defense challenged Mr. Kuperman with his prior statements to investigators in 1982 and to the producers of "The Jinx," in which he seemed far more certain that the caller was Ms. Durst.
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"With the questions raised by the initiative about the centre now resolved, the centre will be able to continue its activities on a more certain legal foundation," Epiney told Reuters following the ruling.
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It seems more certain that a new deal will contain tighter "rules of origin" for cars, which specify how much North American content a car must have for it to qualify for zero tariffs.
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As I became older, more certain of who I was as a person, I found myself increasingly annoyed that the world I lived in consistently denied me the freedom to actually be that person.
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Why this matters: Democrats are increasingly feeling more certain that they'll take control of the House come November, but this poll shows the important factors that could shift the results between now and then.
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Multiple GOP aides have become more certain in recent days that Trump will pull the trigger on executive action and an emergency declaration to fund the border wall himself, regardless of what Congress does.
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It was a tiny gesture of unity in a divided city and in a country where people are retreating further into their like-minded communities, more certain that their differences with others are irreconcilable.
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As the road to Franz's death becomes ever more certain, he makes his peace with God, ever gazing upwards and remembering those times in the fields with Franziska when he felt at his fullest.
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But the former Israeli Defense Forces chief of staff's chances are no more certain, as Israel faces the reality of protracted political deadlock and the growing possibility of a third general election within 12 months.
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Michael Arone, State Street Advisors chief investment strategist said the first seven months of the year were more certain for investors in terms of their expectations for Fed rate cuts and a possible trade deal.
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They hypothesized that a different kind of self-awareness was at work: Officers, aware of their bodycams and more certain their use of deadly force would be seen as justified, were less likely to hesitate.
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Senior U.S. senators said on Tuesday they were more certain than ever that Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, was responsible for the killing of Khashoggi after receiving a CIA briefing on the matter.
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What investors appear more certain about is that the ECB will struggle to bring interest rates back up to zero percent - especially if a U.S. slowdown encourages the Fed to pause its rate-hike cycle.
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As a former national security adviser who has participated in many decisions about whether and when to use force, I am more certain than ever that our national security decision-making process is dangerously dysfunctional.
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They believed the Senate was more likely to be impartial and independent, and less influenced by political passion, with senators less likely to betray their oaths and more certain to vote on facts and evidence.
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But the Princeton Election Consortium, which had predicted the 2012 results with striking accuracy, was more certain of a Clinton win, giving her a 99 percent chance in the days leading up to the election.
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I came away from the CNN debate among candidates for the Democratic National Committee chairmanship Wednesday night even more certain that Democrats heading to Atlanta to vote this weekend should give Mayor Pete Buttigieg a chance.
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What seems more certain is that Congress isn't dropping this issue anytime soon, and that it will keep exploring all these policy options as it works toward making surprise medical bills a thing of the past.
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The Texas senator appeared more certain than ever that the Republican primary was headed toward a contested convention, expressing confidence that no candidate -- including himself -- would win the 1,237 delegates needed for a first-ballot clinch.
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The latest Euronet proposal "presents a faster and a significantly more certain path to closing than the Ant Financial transaction," Euronet Chief Executive Michael Brown wrote in a note to MoneyGram Chairman Pamela Patsley on Tuesday.
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So the longer The Big Bang Theory ran, the more certain it could be that when Howard mentioned the TARDIS, at least some portion of its viewership would be aware that he was referencing Doctor Who.
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But, for better or for worse, anger makes us more certain about our own goals — and in circumstances where we might otherwise get distracted by a vast array of choices, this certainty can be a boon.
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What's more certain is that the Vietnam War undercut American influence throughout the developing world by leading governments and publics alike to lose confidence in the United States as an ambitious proponent of development and democracy.
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In the end, the only boring games all fortnight were those involving England, who managed to win twice and yet somehow leave fans even more certain that they're going out at the group stage of Russia 903.
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Some financial advisers recommend that foreigners who are considering putting $500,000 into a real estate project choose a hotel, mall or other more certain venture — anything but a sports stadium, whose main tenant could have unpredictable results.
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Its predicted impact on natural security, which appears to have been inflated by Trump's critics, and its damage to congressional oversight of intelligence agencies, which is more certain, apparently mattered little in the president's decision-making process.
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And almost every day, sometimes in the afternoon and sometimes in the very early morning, they walked the city together, looking at space and light, growing ever more certain of what they didn't want the memorial to be.
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Barclays spokeswoman Candice MacDonald said the structure of the BGI sale was not aimed at securing a tax reduction but intended to secure a simpler and more certain tax treatment and avoid volatility in the bank's regulatory capital.
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This tournament isn't the best way to test who the best team is, but when the US sends its best players, it makes it all the more certain that a poor showing won't derail their gold medal hopes.
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The intelligence reports provided to the House Intelligence Committee, inciting Mr. Trump's ire, may make the American understanding of Mr. Putin's plans sound more certain than they really are, according to intelligence officials who contributed to the assessment.
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To insist that it was mere theatre is to be more certain than anyone can be about how men with knives pressed to the throats of men they have long had reason to hate would act in extremis.
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Our new proposal offers 21CF shareholders $221 per share in cash and 2500% of the shares of New Fox after giving effect to its proposed spinoff, providing superior and more certain value as compared to Disney's all-stock offer.
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They voted for Ms Park because her presidency to them offered to reinstate an older and more certain Korean hierarchy, emblematic of her father's rule, in which everyone had their place in an organic whole—a hierarchy without shame.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note fell to a 2.140-month low Tuesday as Wall Street grew more certain that the U.S.-China trade war will last longer and afflict GDP growth more than first thought.
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Our new proposal offers 21CF shareholders $35.00 per share in cash and 100% of the shares of New Fox after giving effect to its proposed spinoff, providing superior and more certain value as compared to Disney's all-stock offer.
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At the same time, farms themselves have gotten much more specialized—it's not uncommon for just a few crops to make up the entirety of a farmer's yield, and what's more certain kinds of farms tend to cluster together.
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Rio Tinto said Yancoal offered a faster and more certain timetable, with the deal likely to be wrapped up during the third quarter of 2017, compared with the first half of 2018 at the earliest for the Glencore deal.
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If I had not changed, I would have been jubilant after this election and more certain than ever that anxiety from a shrinking white majority would result in the election of more people who tap into this simple narrative.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senior U.S. senators said on Tuesday they were more certain than ever that Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, was responsible for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi after receiving a CIA briefing on the matter.
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The move also comes a day after senior U.S. senators said they were more certain than ever that Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, was responsible for the killing of Khashoggi after receiving a CIA briefing on the matter.
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The move by Sumner Redstone, gives his daughter, Shari Redstone, who is also on the trust and vice chair of CBS and Viacom, a victory and more certain control to determine the fate of her father's $40 billion media empire.
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The short of it was this: the technology to make foldable phones practical isn't ready yet And now, even without seeing the Galaxy Fold in person, I'm more certain than ever foldable phones are going to be a short-lived fad.
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"We think the ECB will declare victory once it becomes more and more certain that inflation is moving above 1 percent and then it will start to prepare markets for tapering," said Shweta Singh, a senior economist at Lombard Street Research.
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The move by Sumner Redstone, gives his daughter, Shari Redstone, who is also on the trust and vice chair of both CBS and Viacom, a victory and more certain control to determine the fate of her father's $40 billion media empire.
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A 2017 study by Grossman's colleagues at UCSF found that women who choose to have an abortion are more certain about that decision than for other medical procedures - like whether or not to have a mastectomy after a breast cancer diagnosis.
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"We think the ECB will declare victory once it becomes more and more certain that inflation is moving about 1 percent and then it will start to prepare markets for tapering," said Shweta Singh, a senior economist at Lombard Street Research.
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GOP senators exiting a closed-door intelligence briefing on Tuesday insisted they were more certain than ever that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was responsible for the killing of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi at a Saudi Consulate in Turkey.
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This year, companies could also view gridlock in Washington as maintaining the status quo on regulation, giving dealmakers a more certain framework to operate in, said Jason Langan, Deloitte's east region managing partner of the M&A transaction services practice.
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The urge to batten down the hatches may actually feed the cultural patterns that enabled the election of Donald Trump: the impulse to associate only with people like ourselves and grow even more certain that evil forces are persecuting us.
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The people seeking traction in the economy and climbing the ladder into the middle class understand the concept of building equity in a home and that there is no more certain form of rent control than a 653-year mortgage.
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Having eschewed a more certain path in favor of the writing life, a 31-year-old waitress in 1990s Boston struggles to finish her first book despite her ever-ballooning debt and her sorrow over the recent death of her mother.
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Clinton's victory in Nevada and proven popularity with minority voters increases the likelihood of her winning the South Carolina primary on Saturday and many of the Super Tuesday contests, which would put her on even more certain path to the party's nomination.
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"Slowing inflation allows more certain reliance on sustainable inflation reduction to less than 5 percent in May 2017 and the 4 percent target in late 2017, taking into account the decision just made and the retention moderately tight monetary policy," it added.
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Additionally, groups like the Special Needs Alliance and the Academy of Special Needs Planners can put you in touch with attorneys, financial planners and other pros who focus on special needs trusts so you can be more certain to cover all your bases.
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Others meanwhile have signed commitments to try and secure the renewed offer's success as it promises a more certain deal than a potential third-party bid from funds such as Advent and Permira or Shanghai Pharma, which had shown interest in Stada.
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I am more certain, though, about who will be the potential goats: Boston's Marco Hernandez, Texas' Robinson Chirinos, Cleveland's Brandon Guyer, Baltimore's Tommy Hunter, the Dodgers' Rich Hill and the Mets' Jerry Blevins have all spent some time in the Cubs' organization.
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But as the storm developed into a large hurricane and approached the Bahamas, the track forecasts became more certain (unfortunately so for Grand Bahama and Abaco Islands, which were devastated when Dorian, then a Category 5 storm, slowed to a crawl over them).
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Showrunners David Benioff and D. B. Weiss — who have previously hinted that the show may be drawing to a close soon — have spoken again about how many more episodes they're planning; and this time they sound much more certain about how much is left.
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The fight ending blows (spare a couple of minutes of almost unanswered punches on the ground following the knockdown) were simply a pair of one-twos as Aldo's head movement slowed and Holloway became more certain that the champion's counters weren't going to bother him.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, which moves inversely to price, fell to a 19-month low Tuesday as Wall Street grew more certain that the U.S.-China trade war will last longer and afflict GDP growth more than first thought.
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"The world is a less, not more, certain place with a novice at the helm, and one who doesn't seem to mind shooting from the hip," David Rosenberg, chief economist and strategist at wealth management firm Gluskin Sheff, said in his daily market note Tuesday.
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We believe the plan, if agreed, would bring a faster and more certain conclusion to its state aid obligations than the existing requirement to sell all RBS branches in England and Wales and all NatWest branches in Scotland, referred to as Williams & Glynn (W&G).
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Yet if a deal is to be struck, the focus will be finding a formulation that makes a customs border between Northern Ireland and the British mainland highly improbable and/or makes a UK-EU future customs zone more certain than Brussels now wants.
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Sayoc was sentenced to 23 years in prison for his pipe bombing spree, but had there been a domestic terrorism statute in place carrying a higher mandatory-minimum sentence (of 25 years or life, for example), he would've faced harsher and more certain punishment.
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He said that what he had heard from Mr. Trump made him only more certain that the committee needed to hear from other attendees of the Trump Tower meeting, including Mr. Kushner and Paul J. Manafort, who was the Trump campaign chairman at the time.
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She was all the more certain on the Friday before the program started, when the world awakened to a Facebook Live video of an unarmed black cafeteria worker in Minnesota, Philando Castile, bleeding to death in his car after being shot by a police officer.
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Timothy Lytton, an expert on food safety law at Georgia State University College of Law, told BuzzFeed News that it can be difficult for federal agencies to strike a balance between telling consumers to avoid products and waiting to be more certain that the supplier is affected.
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The one thing more certain at the Academy Awards than a best actor win for Leonardo DiCaprio was that the broadcast would need to address the white elephant in the room: For the second year in a row, no acting nomination went to a minority performer.
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And while an economic downturn wasn't as obvious in late 2018, investors now appear more certain that U.S. growth could be set for a slump following two critical policy errors, according to Mark Cabana, head of U.S. short rate strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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"While we don't yet know what the long-term ramifications are for Europe and the U.K., we can be a little more certain about the future for Asia's economy and its growing contribution to global growth," David Dali, Matthews client portfolio strategist wrote on June 27.
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"People will move on the M&A side as it grows more certain either way: either Trump starts getting his agenda done, and as such it's predictable, or Trump doesn't get his agenda done at all, and as such it's status quo," a senior banker said.
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"If prices normalize further out, combined with more certain market access, we will look to add growth capital in 2019 to the C$4.4 billion range, which would give us growth in 2020 and beyond," said Canadian Natural President Tim McKay in a webcast presentation to investors.
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"It's without doubt a technical advance, but in order to develop renewables there are other priorities than a gadget of which we are more certain that it's very expensive than the fact it works," Marc Jedliczka, vice-president of Network for Energetic Transition (CLER), told Le Monde.
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These days, it is more cost effective and more certain to spend the money developing better and better lists of voters who already agree with you, narrowly casting messages through social media that analysis says will motivate each individual voter the most, and turning them out.
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Since then, and more markedly after the Second World War, nothing seems more certain than that a revolutionary change of the form of government, in distinction to an alteration of administration, will follow defeat in a war between the remaining powers—short, that is, of total annihilation.
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D-Day in Photos: Heroes of a More Certain Time The Rise of the Summer Sequel Dance Dance Revolution 2019 Goodbye Muddah, Goodbye Fadduh New York City's Evolving Skyline The Book Review Podcast: What to Read This Summer Are Video Games the Best New Social Network?
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CIA Director Gina Haspel gave leaders of several U.S. Senate committees a closed briefing on Tuesday on the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, leading some senators to say they were more certain than ever that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was culpable in the crime.
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"At 1.30, sterling is nowhere near to being fully priced for a worst-case political scenario, but participation in the pound is unlikely to climb much until that worst-case scenario looks a lot more certain," said Stephen Gallo, European head of FX strategy at BMO Financial Group.
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Standard Cognition cofounder and chief operating officer Michael Suswal said the company had been limiting visitors to up to five people at a time as its engineers work on making the software more certain about what it sees; Standard Cognition plans to allow larger groups starting in December.
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" Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia on July 12 -- "After meeting with Judge Kavanaugh today, I'm even more certain that he is a man of integrity and that he understands and respects the responsibilities of a Supreme Court justice, which is why I plan to support his nomination.
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James will likely consider those three organizations, but if winning a fourth ring is his one and only priority in a world where he's not getting any younger and a Golden State Warriors dynasty feels more certain than the changing seasons, the Houston Rockets should be his number one option.
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He seemed like a nice enough man who was entitled to his personal beliefs and expressed them respectfully, but the more I pondered his prioritization of those beliefs over what I felt was his professional obligation to his patients, the more certain I became that this choice could harm patients.
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Liberals who are also believers are struggling to get back into the religious debate, but the activity on the right, as the recently founded, campus-oriented Turning Point USA – dedicated to amplifying the voices of conservative students – remains militantly religious, apparently more certain of itself and its beliefs than the left.
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NUMBER TWO THERE IS DEFINITELY SYNERGY BETWEEN OWNING THE CONTENT AND HAVING THE LARGEST DISTRIBUTOR THE WAY I LOOK AT IT IT IS NOT SO MUCH THAT IT WILL DRIVE AT&T CONNECTIVITY SERVICES DISPROPORTIONATELY I THINK THE BIGGER OPPORTUNITY IS TO MAKE THE CONTENT BUSINESSES MORE PROFITABLE AND MORE CERTAIN.
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"It could very well be that people are holding back on placing orders until times are more certain or it could very well be that they are shifting to other competitors who are willing to offer cheaper products, even sometimes at a loss, in order to get market share," he said.
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That changed when he walked out on SNL to hold his foot on the devil's neck with his verse on The Life of Pablo's "Ultralight Beam," which showcased a new level to his artistry—more certain of himself, soulful where he used to be nasal, resolute where he used to be paranoid.
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When the PLSA asked retirees what products they liked, 71% said they wanted to leave my money invested where there is no chance of losing but little chance to gain money and 78% wanted to take less money now and be more certain of not running out In other words, an annuity.
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"We need more consecutive results to confirm the trend, to be more certain that we are in a favorable situation," Brusaferro said, according to the AP. The U.S. trails Italy for the third-most confirmed COVID-85033 cases at more than 41,500, with 573 deaths, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.
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Never have I been more certain of our hero, the show's premier villain, the High Sparrow, as when Jonathan Pryce explains the labor theory of value to Margaery Tyrell in her cell, and we witness the first of three beautiful scenes where sisters comfort their weepy younger brothers in the moment of their weakness.
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What Biden said initially At a Democratic congressional retreat in 20113, Biden told party legislators that he had advised Obama at the April 2011 meeting not to proceed with the raid before they could be more certain that bin Laden was present at the compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, where he would be found and killed.
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You might remember the term "succession" from high school biology class: When an area is wiped clean, via fire, flood, tilling a field, or, in the case of the Antarctic, because land is uncovered that hasn't been laid bare to the sun in 93,000 years or more, certain types of plants move in first—pioneer species.
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The crazier things get here at home, it seems, the more certain readers long to escape into a culturally homogeneous fantasy Europe where everyone shares the same values, works a 30-hour week and is nourished by deep roots and routines that are also, somehow, supposed to be welcoming and inclusive — learnable by the likes of you and me.
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Now, as we look in to 2019, we don't see immediate headwinds in Europe, it's more in-, in other countries, and in specialty industries that are affected by the slowdown in trade from China and the United States, so that is not a general turndown, but more certain industries that are particularly susceptible to distortions from the China/US conflict.
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The Sunday Telegraph said there were plans on both sides of the English Channel for a "Plan B". One such was a Norway-style relationship with Brussels, under which Britain would have a more certain "exit mechanism" from the EU's rules but would be unable to end the free movement of workers from the bloc - the most politically contentious element of Brexit.
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"The proposal offers stockholders a clear and significantly more certain path to a faster closing," Euronet said in a news release, noting that one big advantage to its offer was that it would not require a review by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, a group of government agencies that examines transactions that could impact national security.
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Fifty-one percent of Americans are more certain of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's leadership ability since Election Day, according to a Gallup survey out Wednesday.
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Reflecting on his transformation from wealthy real estate developer to privacy activist, Mr. Mactaggart said that after devoting two years and millions of dollars, he's more certain than ever that this initiative is important and necessary — a point brought home during a focus group session that took place in Sunnyvale, a city in the heart of Silicon Valley, with a room full of engineers.
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After McGowan led the way for the New York Times and New Yorker investigations that resulted in Weinstein's downfall — first, he was fired from the Weinstein Company and was forced into self-exile, and now he has been indicted on rape charges in New York and faces a criminal trial — she is even more certain the once all-powerful studio mogul wants to see her go down as well.
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I'm looking for more recent data, but in 2010 researchers at Yale and George Mason University came to this conclusion after a climate survey: [T]he conventional wisdom holds that young Americans, growing up in a world of ever more certain scientific evidence, increasing news attention, alarming entertainment portrayals, and school-based curricula, should be more engaged with and concerned about the issue of climate change than older Americans.
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