As business deals, some of these contracts seem like no-brainers.
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Sure, these may sound like no-brainers, but you'd be surprised.
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He sent me these answers because they were no-brainers for him.
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Any other no-brainers, besides exercising, getting enough sleep and eating well?
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Some of these are no-brainers, but a few came as a surprise.
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So, at the moment what are some of the no brainers out there?
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Some of these shows are no-brainers, while others will probably be a surprise.
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To most people in India, the bills being introduced in Congress are no-brainers.
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Sanders yanked her significantly to the left, even on no-brainers like free trade.
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There are two bipartisan pieces of legislation out there that should be no-brainers.
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After a joke about people running for office being "no-brainers," he got mock-serious.
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There are also no-brainers, like "stay active," which includes running around with their great-grandkids.
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Representative Katherine Clark has two bills that are just no-brainers in terms of prosecuting these things.
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Its six commissioners have also deadlocked over numerous other interpretations of the rules that should be no-brainers.
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Her work represented a cool understanding of what women don't want by designing clothes that were no-brainers.
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Those deals seem like no-brainers, but they come as the N.C.A.A. grapples with letting athletes strike their own.
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And, finally, we present you with 30 health tips that seem like no-brainers, but have major positive effects.
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Speaking of no-brainers, Apple could use some news on the augmented reality front, after a full year of hype.
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"Some of our policies are no-brainers, like preventing people from impersonating other channels or using misleading thumbnails," Wojcicki writes.
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The smaller size and improved sound are both no-brainers for the first meaningful update since the Echo's original release.
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" Surface adds several more fire safety no-brainers: "Do not allow large installations or dividers of fabric, paper, flammable wood.
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Calfskin and suede were no-brainers since calfskin is one of the most common animal hides used in the industry.
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They tend to be easy, comforting, delicious-looking no-brainers that don't require much persuading for people to make them.
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For a Wednesday puzzle I found hardly any no brainers, and a couple of terms that were new to me.
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Outside Washington, I expect that most people will see these ideas as no-brainers and be shocked they're not already the law.
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Lifting wages for low-end workers and bringing the United States into the 21st century on family leave should be no-brainers.
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I could go through some of the policies that I think are honestly no-brainers, but the question is the politics of this.
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If you're a sucker for giant smartphone screens that truly look next-generation in quality, Apple's XS and XS Max models are no-brainers.
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If the Lakers and Clippers both immediately contend and can keep their teams together for multiple seasons, the trades will seem like no-brainers.
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"No-brainers?" could be a series of really easy questions, or they could be MORONS, people who allegedly don't have or use their brains.
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Other no brainers with over 2202 percent support include even tougher ethics laws, expanding child care and forcing NATO members to pay their fair share.
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If we're lucky, there will be a few surprises along the way as well, but the following trends all look like no-brainers for 2019.
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In general, Drunk History takes time to tell stories that, had they featured straight white men, would have been no-brainers for biopics long ago.
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If CBS ever created its own Hall of Fame, it would include no-brainers like Mary Tyler Moore and David Letterman, but also Shemar Moore.
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And while some gifts are no-brainers (or maybe your BFF is just really good at dropping hints), there's always a few stumpers on your list.
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The contactless payment and four-day battery life, meanwhile, seem like no-brainers, given some of the acquisitions the company has made over the past year.
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Metroid Prime 4 and Yoshi seem like no-brainers for the big event, along with recently announced Pokémon titles Let's Go, Pikachu and Let's Go, Eevee.
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There are a few no-brainers to keep in mind as you're going through this process, such as never accepting unpaid internships, which are often illegal.
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It was too slow-moving for those who were paying close attention, and a little too rich for those who do indeed look for no-brainers.
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Nauert said that certain aspects of the redesign will likely be "no-brainers" for Pompeo, particularly a proposal to overhaul and modernize the department's information technology.
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And priced at just $15 for the collection (that makes each one less than $3 a pop), you might want to stock up on these festive no-brainers.
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Google Earth-ing the address of a sketchy hostel and always keeping a second form of ID on you are practically no-brainers to the jaded jet-setter.
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Reducing costs, increasing investment options and making it easier for Americans to save for the future are all no-brainers that congressmen and women from both parties support.
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Still others, though, are no-brainers or have already been attempted to some success — installing consumer-based controllers on submarines or reducing certain foreign aid programs, for instance.
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Some of the things these cities have done are "no brainers," such as switching streetlights and traffic signals to LEDs to save energy and cut emissions, said Partin.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — I thought this Sunday puzzle provided a good balance of no-brainers and headscratchers, and a theme that was smart and inventive without being too abstruse.
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Things with brands aren't, which is endlessly ironic to her — that the things that were begrudgingly released years ago could possibly become no-brainers to some lucky director now.
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The Heimlich maneuver, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the automatic external defibrillator and the EpiPen — all at first were met with fierce resistance from the establishment but are now considered no-brainers.
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Raising the budget caps and making investments in federal programs that ensure fundamental health protections — like clean air, clean water, safe food, and biomedical research — should be no-brainers.
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Over the years, I have seen many obvious "no-brainers" that would greatly enhance value and have worked hard to facilitate these, but I can say without exaggeration that the combination of HP and Xerox is one of the most obvious no-brainers I have ever encountered in my career – one where activism should not even be necessary at all because the merits of the combination are so obvious to everybody involved.
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The annual "no brainers list" published by the National Taxpayers Union provides no fewer than 10 bipartisan bills with enough momentum to get through the waning days of this Congress.
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Many of the cities with the 10 highest scores seem like no-brainers, given their world-famous parks systems or culture of environmental awareness — Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Portland, Ore.
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These two would be no-brainers for another Republican, but as Trump has abandoned the strong-dollar policy, it's difficult to see how he could justify choosing these avid interest-rate hikers.
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Many issues that have been controversial in the gay community, he claims, like laws that make it illegal to intentionally infect a sexual partner with H.I.V., are no-brainers for ordinary voters.
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"Over the years, I have seen many obvious 'no-brainers' that would greatly enhance value and have worked hard to facilitate these, but I can say without exaggeration that the combination of HP and Xerox is one of the most obvious no-brainers I have ever encountered in my career – one where activism should not even be necessary at all because the merits of the combination are so obvious to everybody involved," he wrote in a letter to HP shareholders.
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Later this year we're going to release a report on "game changers" and "no brainers" for cities to pursue in order to get to zero emissions, zero waste, 100 percent renewable energy and more.
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While some of those places seemed like no-brainers, there were a couple of neighborhoods I would not have considered on my own, like Longwood in the Bronx, an area I have yet to explore.
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Continuing some aspects of the overhaul, however, are "no-brainers," Heather Nauert, a spokeswoman for the department, said at a press briefing in March, pointing to an effort to overhaul and modernize the department's information.
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Under that rubric, representation for DC and Puerto Rico are no-brainers; so too is a voting holiday, automatic voter registration, enough voting machinery that long voting lines are a thing of the past, and much more.
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Dr. Alan Rogol, an endocrinologist who works with the United States Anti-Doping Agency on its review of exemption requests, called some of the decisions "no-brainers," like approving insulin for an athlete with Type-1 diabetes.
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" However, certain stocks are still likely to rise from Trump's speech, particularly what Cashin called "the theoretical no-brainers — the defense stocks and things like that, that even if he doesn't give detail are logically going to benefit.
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Some of them seem like no-brainers that are being touted because it sounds impressive: Using plastic boxes to move battery cells around the factory will save "32 pounds of cardboard per palette," our tour guide says, pointing to a battery cell.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — Finn Vigeland adds his name to our 2018 roster today, with a Saturday puzzle that, while tricky and frustrating, was so unusually and exuberantly clued that I really got most stumped on a couple of entries that were really (well, figuratively) no-brainers.
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Americans across the political spectrum want to see things get done in Washington D.C. — almost anything — particularly on issues that are viewed as no-brainers such as continuing to fund the government and protecting children, now young adults, who came to the United States of no fault of their own.
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Shacknewss Ozzie Mejia described seven out of the nine games as "no-brainers", but stated that Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Super Smash Bros. Melee were surprise inclusions at the 2015 event. The former would be left unbalanced due to Marvel Comics having detracted their license, not allowing Capcom to patch the game.
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The opening episode of Age Of Love in Australia, screening at 8:30pm in NSW, ACT and QLD, and at 9:30pm in other states, only managed to rate 849,000 mainland capital city viewers, rating behind both Channel Nine and ABC. Two weeks later, it was moved to a later timeslot of 10:30pm as ratings dropped to 545,000 viewers. The rights for the show in the UK were snapped up by E4, the digital channel from Channel 4 and is shown as part of their "No-Brainers" season along with other American reality TV shows like The Simple Life and Beauty and the Geek.
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In 2012, Matt Chandler became the President of Acts 29 and outlined four values for the future of Acts 29. As he states, "these aren't complex and seem to me to be no-brainers, even though it might take years before some of them are a reality. I will be and am currently putting my efforts and influence to work in these directions." #Planting Churches that Plant Churches #Pursuing Holiness and Humility #Being a Radically Diverse and Global Community #Praying for Conversions Through Evangelism The full brief on "The Four Values For Acts 29" can be found on the website of the Acts 29 Network.
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