As a team, the Tigers might not be as good as last year.
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"That footage may not be as good as we hoped for," Dunham said.
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Keep in mind that some deals may not be as good as they seem.
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Our most sophisticated crime-predicting algorithms may not be as good as we thought.
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Keep in mind that some deals may not be as good as they appear.
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There's only one problem: This boost may not be as good as it appears.
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The chipsets Gree develops may not be as good as the American ones, Mr. Tang said.
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They might not be as good as Martin Scorsese's, but, nonetheless, Trump's nicknames do seem to stick.
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"That footage may not be as good as we hoped for," Baton Rouge police Lt. Johnny Dunham said.
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But unless you do, your most valuable resource—workers—will not be as good as it could be.
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But the bachelor might not be as good as he seems — and perhaps his curmudgeonly friend has more to offer.
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Drug firms retort that the returns on that R&D investment will not be as good as they used to be.
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They are afraid that market exchange coverage might not be as good as what they have (and they're most likely right).
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The issue is the company's (Wanda Commercial) dividend, and profit will not be as good as before in the next two years.
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It may not be as good as the coverage they already have and may come with higher taxes for the middle class.
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Many economists have warned that growth this year will not be as good as last year because of increasing risks to the outlook.
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What's clear is that if I have to go the Alps and hike, I will not be as good as I was before.
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On December 6th Michel Barnier, the European Commission's point man on Brexit, said a deal for Britain would not be as good as membership.
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It sounds like stuff you might say in the heat of a game, although your teammates would not be as good as these players.
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While the fees and investments may not be as good as your IRA, the tax benefits still make saving in a 401(k) worthwhile.
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"At times, Marc has said, 'You know what, Siri may not be as good as Amazon,'" Cramer said, referring to Amazon's voice assistant, Alexa.
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This might not be as good as sitting in front of a big TV to watch Star Wars in 4K, but sometimes that's not possible.
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If I had not been in the city, I would still be writing music but it would not be as good as it could be.
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Mr. Yermak obviously grasped the terms of the agreement, but he seems to have suspected the Americans might not be as good as their word.
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The resulting image quality may not be as good as with a hardware scanner, but apps are inexpensive and you spare fragile prints from bright light.
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But unlimited vacation may not be as good as it sounds for employees, said Jeff Zinser, principal and founder of Right Recruiting "It's a phantom gift," he said.
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While many dealers offer their own financing, the rate might not be as good as the one you can get from a bank, credit union or other lender.
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But I greatly fear one thing, that is, that on the paper the portrait will not be as good as on the stone; this is what always happens.
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"Bond yields are very low, and the recent rally in equities suggest the decade ahead might not be as good as what we've seen in the past," she said.
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But recent weather has not been entirely favorable, and simply following these ratings could lead to trouble since actual conditions may not be as good as meet the eye.
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Because of this, your socializing skills might be not be as good as you realize, and you could be exhibiting some signs you need to work on your emotional intelligence.
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You go from the person who is making innovation decisions, to supporting entrepreneurs who work for you, and they might not be as good as you or you'd be working for them.
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"The situation going forward may not be as good as expected, so the central bank's monetary policy will not change," said Lucas Lee, an analyst at Mega International Investment Services in Taipei.
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The defense has kept the Knicks from rising and demonstrated that although the roster has current and past stars, the whole may not be as good as the sum of the parts.
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For now at least, Girardi seems inclined to see if Chapman can simplify matters and, if not be as good as Rivera, at least be good enough to stay in the closer's role.
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"As a result, the profit story in '19 may not be as good as it was in '953," said Tom Forte, analyst at D.A. Davidson, adding that this might not be a bad thing.
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They may not be as good as doctors, but training armies of them has been crucial to the steep reductions in maternal and child mortality in Ethiopia, Rwanda and many other poor countries in the past decade.
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The returns may not be as good as Warren Buffett has achieved, nobody can probably get those kind of returns, but we've done reasonably good for our investors and we are proud of what we have achieved.
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Red Sox 4, Yankees 3 The Yankees had been running uphill after the Boston Red Sox since the start of summer, refusing for months to concede that they just might not be as good as their rivals.
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Advertising with text may not be as good as with video, which may be why so many other companies "pivoted to video," but we think the written word is still the best way to convey certain types of stories.
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OUR energy and economics editors explain why the plummeting oil price may not be as good as usual for the world economy and our Buttonwood columnist discusses his award-winning article on the deep-rooted problems of the financial sector
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While others warned that the period would not be as good as a year earlier — basically because fewer freaky things happened in the market — JPMorgan and Citigroup reported revenue shrinkage in their equivalent divisions less than half as severe as Goldman's.
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"I thought, 'Oy, my coffee will not be as good as any day,' but I felt, 'Good for them, they are standing up for their rights," said Rabbi Joel Labin, 34, a writer and activist who shopped at Center Fresh market.
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JIM CRAMER: Now will that be reflected and people not want to be shares -- take shares of your IPO because your gross margins may not be as good as others because you like to make it so we pay your drivers more?
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But Roman made it out of Turkey, not just okay, and not just more-than-okay-with-a-multi-billion-dollar-deal, but with the sense and courage to tell Logan that this deal could not be as good as it seemed.
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It ruled out "any trade off" in negotiations between British contributions to EU security and economic benefits for Britain and said the latter could not be as good as membership of the EU or of the EEA, whose members include Norway and Iceland.
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Retailers love to slap big discounts on goods in both these scenarios—they're not lying when they list the amount of money you're saving on the original price, but the value-for-money proposition might not be as good as it seems at first glance.
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"We expect the share price to bounce back after a period of weakness recently, but as game business prospects may not be as good as 1Q results seemed to indicate, we suggest not riding if the share price rebounds strongly," she wrote in a note.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 6 (Reuters) - A recent improvement in banking profitability may not be as good as it first appears since much of the rebound was driven by one-off revenues and it remains unclear if banks can continue lifting fees, ECB bank supervisor chief Daniele Nouy said.
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We idolize and adore DJs out of all proportion; we spend good chunks of our lives and paychecks supporting an industry set out to rob of us freedom; we get angry on the internet whenever someone suggests that our favourite musician might not be as good as we'd like to think.
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He often replies "____? I'm super good at _____" whenever anyone mentions something they have problems with, but usually, Eddie turns out to not be as good as he says he is. His full name is Eduardo Samisk. The "head office guy" supervises the restaurant and is constantly bombarding Ben and the crew with threats in order to increase productivity.
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In package dyeing yarns that have been wound on perforated spools are dyed in a pressurized tank. The process is comparatively faster, but the dye uniformity may not be as good as that of skein dyed yarn. In beam dyeing a perforated warp beam is used instead of the spools used in package dyeing. Space dyeing is used to produce yarns with multiple colors.
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Conditions would not be as good as she moved with the regiment to Mexico, Missouri. Here she established a field hospital where the staff would remain as the regiment moved about. At this location, the water supply was poor and often contributed to further illness. In a letter to Mary Holland, the most noteworthy moment of Weston's service was during the Battle of Shiloh.
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In 2010, Microsoft released Windows Thin PC or WinTPC, which is a feature-and size-reduced locked-down version of Windows 7 expressly designed to turn older PCs into thin clients. WinTPC is available for software assurance customers and relies on cloud computing in a business network. Wireless operation is supported since WinTPC has full wireless stack integration, but wireless operation may not be as good as the operation on a wired connection.
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He believes that it was one of the most important decisions of his career. His permanent base in Iran and his national identity have consolidated his ability as a filmmaker: > When you take a tree that is rooted in the ground, and transfer it from one > place to another, the tree will no longer bear fruit. And if it does, the > fruit will not be as good as it was in its original place. This is a rule of > nature.
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" According to UCF radio announcer Marc Daniels, Harris was blanketing Clark along the sidelines, and "basically tackled Kenny Clark out of bounds." Even Georgia head coach Jim Donnan appeared surprised, conjecturing it was a payback for the 102 yards of penalties Georgia had been assessed, saying "I thought it was a good call, even if it was a bad call - very apropos." He went on to say "We might not be as good as everybody wants us to be." Bulldogs radio announcer Larry Munson believed that UCF "got a really bad break on that call.
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As a result, no runtime compilation is needed. .NET framework 2.0 shipped with Visual Studio 2005 runs Ngen on all of the Microsoft library DLLs right after the installation. Pre-jitting provides a way to improve the startup time. However, the quality of code it generates might not be as good as the one that is JITed, for the same reasons why code compiled statically, without profile-guided optimization, cannot be as good as JIT compiled code in the extreme case: the lack of profiling data to drive, for instance, inline caching.
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In his opinion, there was absolutely no valid reason why Indian goods manufactured in India could not be as good as or better than those that were imported, and the encouragement to accept substandard goods was simultaneously the reinforcement of the idea that products made in India were automatically of lower quality than those manufactured abroad. Ardeshir found the passivity of Gandhi's non-violence movement exasperating and insisted that India could become independent only if it actively made itself independent, and that self- reliance (Swadeshi) could only be achieved when accompanied by mental self- reliance, that is, self-respect.
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85 percent of cases will be successfully treated with one operation with the remaining 15 percent requiring 2 or more operations. After treatment patients gradually regain their vision over a period of a few weeks, although the visual acuity may not be as good as it was prior to the detachment, particularly if the macula was involved in the area of the detachment. Until the early 20th century, the prognosis for rhegmatogenous retinal detachment was very poor, and no effective treatments were available. Currently, about 95 percent of cases of retinal detachment can be repaired successfully.
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Abel realizes he will not be as good as he was with his brother and so declines but his boss allows him to keep the money anyway. The Jewish community is being portrayed in the media as a drain on society; despite being a Jew himself, Abel has little sympathy for anyone, Jewish or otherwise, who gets themselves into trouble for "acting stupid". He goes to see his brother's wife Manuela (Liv Ullmann) to break the news of Max's death to her. She asks what triggered Max's suicide, but Abel is unable to provide a solid answer.
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With a retinal detachment, some very important considerations are how long the retina has been detached, and what part of the retina was detached. For example, if the macula of the retina comes off too, outcomes might not be as good as they would if the macula was still attached. Also, the longer the time between the detachment and the reattachment, the worse the outcomes. Some ophthalmologists believe that if a patient has a retinal detachment that involves the macula and it has been longer than 6 months, then a vitrectomy for that patient is unlikely to help.
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If the engine is too rich, it will run poorly, and fuel that has not yet been burnt may start to spit out of the exhaust. The engine will run very slowly and seem to have no power and possibly cut out from being flooded with fuel. Although, being too rich is better than being too lean, because being too rich just means the engine is getting too much oil which is perfectly fine, although performance may not be as good as if the engine were lean. An excessively lean mixture can damage an engine in a short time, as it will run above its design temperature.
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The protocol we discussed was applied on bus whose one end is on-chip cache and other end was off-chip memory, it is possible to adapt our strategy to work with an off-chip L2 cache as well. In addition, power protocol can also be used to reduce the switching activity between on-chip L1 cache and on-chip L2 cache (although the results would not be as good as those with the off-chip bus). In fact, our strategy can be used between any two communicating devices in the system (with the VC support). Further, we are not restricted by point-to-point configurations.
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This obviously hurts Tony, and he says, "My Hebrew must not be as good as I thought because I could've sworn when I dropped you off at the airport, I told you you are not alone". Ziva recalls this, and Tony says that they must have different interpretations before walking away. Despite this, he later confronts Parsons, demanding that Ziva be left alone and calling her his best friend. In the following episode, the Season 10 finale, tension exists until Ziva privately tells Tony that she is sorry if she hurt him during the ordeal, that she cares too much about their friendship, and that she does not want things to be awkward between them.
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The lights went out before the grid had even properly lined up, causing some confusion at the back (Eddie Cheever had been slow away on the warmup lap and was only just coming off the Brabham Straight as the lights went green). Prost got the jump on Senna at the start, but into the first corner, Senna braked significantly later, and re-took the lead, nearly hitting the Frenchman in the process. Further back, Martini fishtailed on his Pirelli rain tyres which were considered to not be as good as the Goodyear-shod cars around him, and Nannini overtook him for third. Other drivers who made good starts were de Cesaris and Brundle.
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Ballantine was born Meyer Kessler in Chicago, Illinois, the son of Israel Kessler (1883-1930) and Rose Cohen (1890-1973), both Jewish immigrants from Borshchiv, Ukraine and Russian Poland (then part of the Austrian Empire and Second Polish Republic). Nicknamed the "Jipper," he was inspired at age 9 by his barber who would do magic tricks with thimbles while cutting his hair. His first job was working as a printer. In the 1930s, Kessler was doing professional straight magic as "Count Marakoff", "Carlton Sharpe", and "Carl Sharp" in Chicago, helping support his family, and later moved to New York City, where he performed in night clubs and on television variety shows. In the early 1940s, he gave up "real magic" when he realized he could not be as good as some of his peers. According to his daughter, “one night, one of his tricks got screwed up, he said something to cover, and the audience laughed.
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