But it's impossible to oversell Panama's place in reggaeton's history.
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Government lawyers were careful not to oversell the potential agreement.
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Most beauty products overstate or oversell the benefits they can provide.
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And yet Samsung somehow managed to oversell it in the process.
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I don't want to oversell the tragedy of the show's ending.
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But as a method of public enlightenment, all this is an oversell.
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They oversell the inspiration through majestic music and over-the-top camerawork.
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Though the results sound provocative, the researchers were careful not to oversell them.
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I'm not trying to oversell you on the magic of the Joy-Con.
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I don't mean to oversell the 23XM265 earbuds' noise-canceling capabilities, in general.
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I don't want to oversell this, but I'm going to really hype this.
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I don't want to oversell this video, but it is, quite frankly, art.
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Like their human counterparts, robos may have a tendency to oversell their investing prowess.
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I just wonder if they have the same appeal as those that oversell it.
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Engelberger, when meeting with the press, was initially careful not to oversell the technology.
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But we shouldn't let the mask of a good story oversell what really happened.
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That title isn't a feint or an oversell: In this game, you can be everything.
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I don't want to oversell as a results-oriented show, although we have incredible results.
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Airlines now use sophisticated AI driven revenue management systems to choose which seats to oversell.
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It's hard to oversell how key this interactive journal of information is to Outer Wilds.
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That is true to a certain extent, but I don't want to oversell that phenomenon.
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The company says this is a step toward VR-style "presence," which feels like an oversell.
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In any case, it's pretty safe to say the whole "immortality" thing was something of an oversell.
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While some companies oversell their "track-focused" models to drive up transaction prices, McLaren isn't fooling around.
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" On the other hand, if you oversell yourself, "you could price yourself right out of a job offer.
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" But, if you oversell yourself, then she says "you could price yourself right out of a job offer.
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Small, clever musicals are fragile things, though, and I don't want to oversell this one in praising it.
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She's been up to something that I don't want to oversell but let's just say it's epic, biblical.
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This is just a single study and in mice, not humans, so it's important not to oversell its results.
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We are very sensitive not to overflow the market, not to oversell and set expectations, which are not met.
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Instead of trying to oversell what is undoubtedly a deeply terrible car, the advertiser keeps it honest with folks.
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Sometimes passengers get stuck if airlines switch to a smaller aircraft, even if the carrier didn't oversell the flight.
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For travel, adventures, and even in-depth school projects, a GoPro is one tech gift that's hard to oversell.
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But Pelosi would do well to have modest expectations of Trump, and not to oversell any handshake agreements with him.
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Fans of open-handed redistributive programs tend to oversell this kind of upside for growth, but there really is some.
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Because few Americans are likely to know the details of any agreement, the Trump strategy is to oversell the headline.
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They might oversell what their service does, obscure how their security works, or hide nefarious caveats in the terms of service.
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While that might be a bit of an oversell, the Spanish supernatural horror film does succeed in offering up sincere scares.
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The fear that the market could oversell to the point of bringing the economy into recession is far-fetched, Pride said.
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Will Knight: AI has been presented as a solution to fake news and online abuse, but that may oversell its power.
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The spectacle-wearing Ms. Hoffman, who here looks more than ever like a Roz Chast illustration, doesn't oversell her character's oddball qualities.
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One step too far in one direction and audiences may feel like posting an Amber Alert; oversell the sweetness, and diabetes threatens.
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In the rush to get the word out about their new work, they oversell, mislead, or otherwise exaggerate the results of research.
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I don't want to oversell those years — I always think what happens is it makes it feel like the problem's been fixed.
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GoPro Hero7, available on Amazon, $199For travel, adventures, and even school projects, a GoPro is one tech gift that's hard to oversell.
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But oversell in coverage isn't new—in interviews with Gizmodo, at least three different commentators cited Alexis Madrigal's 2013 chart in The Atlantic.
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But she said that the journal Nature has a tendency to oversell astronomy results, something also suggested by a few astronomers on Twitter.
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In a recent essay, filmmaker and writer Astra Taylor described the concept of "fauxtomation," where companies oversell the technological capabilities of their products.
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The post does little to allay the apprehensions of those who have seen Jannard occasionally oversell RED's offerings in posts just like this one.
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HoloLens videos have a tendency to oversell what its images actually look like, but most of the uses here are at least theoretically feasible.
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HoloLens videos have a tendency to oversell what its images actually look like, but most of the uses here are at least theoretically feasible.
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Bumping is what happens when airlines oversell flights, which they do as a way to protect their already thin margins against passenger no-shows.
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The FDA may have warned companies not to oversell the benefits of their CBD extracts, but Bonn-Miller believes more needs to be done.
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But some progressives have argued that most drugs would never be negotiated under the current plan, and worry that Democrats might oversell their legislation.
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The study authors suggest these textbook authors are trying to "oversell" psychology as a discipline, to get more undergraduates to study it full time.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. — In message and tone, Phil Jackson did not sugarcoat or oversell the most intriguing trade he has made as the Knicks' team president.
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This isn't to oversell "Gods of Egypt" or to argue that it's somehow superior to "The Revenant," each a favorite pastime of self-regarding critic-contrarians.
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So my advice is celebrate this young man as a hero and not oversell, and I don't know if they're overselling but we'll eventually find out.
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Companies may oversell their technology by overstating its capabilities, or they may fail to pursue rigorous scientific procedure with respect to the efficacy of their technology.
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I believe there are probably ghosts out there," Lowe told Us. "I don't want to oversell as a results-oriented show, although we have incredible results.
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Christopher Shinn's adaptation, based on literal translations from the original German, is mercifully understated, not needing to oversell the comparisons between Horvath's demagogic times and ours.
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Critics of trade agreements — and they've been around since the United States negotiated its first one with Israel in 1984 — claim the deals' proponents oversell them.
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The study authors suggest these textbook authors are trying to "oversell" psychology as a discipline, in order to get more undergraduates to study it full time.
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Since no one at the company will reach the vesting threshold until next year, he said he's been careful not to oversell the ESOP to his employees.
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"I'm not going to oversell this," said Dr. Johnny Rullán, a former Puerto Rico secretary of health who has come out of retirement to advise the governor.
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At least the very funny Mr. Loehr makes the most of the situation as the overeager, tireless GJ, who has never met a song he cannot oversell.
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Now, these are 8,000 pea-sized plastic beads in a vat, not sand and earth along a fault line, so we don't want to oversell the study's results.
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Yet as Love and Angst seems to oversell his overt political commitments it fails to directly explore the areas where the limits of his supposed radicalism lay exposed.
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I don't want to oversell myself—I'm certainly not gonna start an Instagram for my nails at all—but I found that it's something that I really like.
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Don't undersell (or oversell) your connection I've found that I can experience a kind of impostor syndrome when reaching out to contacts I knew, but wasn't particularly close with.
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Some observers complain that incentives to publish have a distorting effect, causing scientists to oversell data; a cutthroat culture sometimes leads researchers to publish intentionally incomplete or vague protocols.
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Conversely, you don't want to oversell a shiny demo that's boring or glitchy in real life, especially if it's one of the first examples people see of ARKit in action.
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Even when it's appropriate, it's important not to oversell the results because "studies using MTurk do not always lead to the same conclusion as those using national samples," they said.
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Airlines have become adept at figuring out how many tickets they should oversell without losing money on rebooking passengers on different flights, meaning passengers will probably continue to get bumped.
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But Graham cautioned the president not to "oversell" the United States military raid in Yemen last month, which has been subject to scrutiny after a Navy SEAL was killed. Sen.
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But old hands in the tech philanthropy space say that these announcements can often be quite misleading — and that the headline figures can oversell the impact that these gifts make.
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"JetBlue has a longstanding customer-friendly policy to not oversell flights and we have remained committed to that policy since we launched our first flight in 2000," the statement said.
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Zimmer liked the result Sunday — 23 rushing yards and 23 points in a win over the Dolphins — but said not to oversell what happened in the build up to Week 214.
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He points to a previous announcement from OpenAI, about an algorithm for generating text that was deemed "too dangerous to release," as evidence the company is prone to oversell its work.
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Other respondents pointed out that scientists themselves often oversell their work, even if it's preliminary, because funding is competitive and everyone wants to portray their work as big and important and game-changing.
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The president also appeared to oversell an effort by an affiliate of Google to help develop a website that will aid the administration's efforts to screen and test for people with the virus.
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I've worked on projects in the past I didn't care about, and when you're tasked with something like that, it's just easier to oversell it and not bother about the reality of the product.
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But it's important to put the bill in a broader context — to not oversell its impact, and to acknowledge there's still a lot more room to make America's federal criminal justice system less punitive.
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Like her forebears, Vapnyar doesn't oversell sentences or push unnecessary emotions; rather, she lines up telling details in a steady march of patient sentences, her tone carefully constructed, at once flat and comic and malleable.
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Mr. Jennings (not to be confused with the "Jeopardy!" champion) is a very creditable Finian, who doesn't oversell the roguish Gaelic twinkle, though it gave me pause to realize that I saw him as Mrs.
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The film, however -- based on Garrard Conley's memoir about his experience with gay-conversion therapy -- largely belongs to Lucas Hedges, in a movie that doesn't oversell its message in exposing the damage such intolerance can inflict.
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And while the actor is loathe to oversell the political implications of a musical comedy about a carnivorous plant, he's not not thinking about it: "The show's about making a deal with the devil," he adds.
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JetBlue spokesman Doug McGraw said the airline does not oversell flights but passengers may be bumped mainly when scheduled flights on its A2000 aircraft have been moved to smaller A320 planes to accommodate needs like unplanned maintenance.
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House Republicans prepare to go it alone on government funding stopgap measure The North Carolina Republican said "there wasn't any kind of oversell" at Wednesday morning's conference meeting on the continuing resolution to keep the government running.
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Much of it boils down to men having the hubris to oversell themselves and their abilities, while women are hesitant to take that risk, whether it's applying to jobs, asking for promotions, or simply offering ideas in meetings.
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Outraged travelers took to social media not just to express their anger over passenger Dr. David Dao's removal from the flight but also over airlines' ability to legally oversell and involuntarily deny ticketed passengers a seat on their planes.
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And therein lies one of the inherent tensions with a for-profit meditation company: In the rush to expand a business, it's easy to misrepresent, oversell or exaggerate the benefits of a product, especially something as mercurial as mindfulness.
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The payment link now also reconciles inventory so buyers who list the same items on multiple platforms don't accidentally oversell and provides escrow services, verifying accounts to protect buyers and prevent fraud, which is a huge risk with bank transfers.
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The tricky thing, which Hulbert doesn't oversell, is that, on the whole and with the expected exceptions, exactly the kind of hover parenting that we rightly deplore does seem to be essential to the kind of hyperachievement that we admire.
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And if you have a legitimate need to buy something like term life insurance, ask them to direct you to an insurance broker who won't oversell you on a policy that's too big (and too expensive) for your needs.5.
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It doesn't have to target more than a billion daily users to be a valuable company, but Mr Spiegel will need to be careful not oversell the app's potential reach, as Twitter did when it went public in 2013 promising to attract "the largest audience in the world".
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"A lot of times people oversell this as a panacea for turnout, and the costs of voting are only half the story," said Scot Schraufnagel, a political scientist at Northern Illinois University who studies voting patterns, noting that education and poverty also play a key role in voter engagement.
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Some people think Autopilot is "more sophisticated than it really is" and some companies (and media outlets) oversell what these semi-autonomous features can do, University of Iowa engineering professor Daniel McGehee, director of the National Advanced Driving Simulator, told me in a conversation about eroding faith in self-driving cars last week.
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You cannot put more seats in Madison Square Garden or the O2 Arena—although you can add more shows, as LCD Soundsystem did in 2011 after scalpers gutted fans for tickets; or, in the case of some venues, deliberately oversell the show on the down-low and slap on more dates later.
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And Norman Wilner from Now Toronto called Jerkovic "a gifted, intuitive storyteller who doesn't need to oversell her story's emotional undercurrents; she trusts her audience to understand what's going on simply by paying attention to her actors' faces". It scores 86% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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According to Amazon.com, they received pre-orders for the book from different sections of India, indicating the continued interest in Tripathi's releases. Pre-orders for the book made it shoot to the top of the charts, and it was noted that the book aimed to oversell the whole of the Shiva trilogy combined. Arunava Sinha from Scroll.
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DPI allows the operators to oversell their available bandwidth while ensuring equitable bandwidth distribution to all users by preventing network congestion. Additionally, a higher priority can be allocated to a VoIP or video conferencing call which requires low latency versus web browsing which does not. This is the approach that service providers use to dynamically allocate bandwidth according to traffic that is passing through their networks.
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In 2005, the SAE introduced "SAE Certified Power" with SAE J2723. To attain certification the test must follow the SAE standard in question, take place in an ISO 9000/9002 certified facility and be witnessed by an SAE approved third party. A few manufacturers such as Honda and Toyota switched to the new ratings immediately.Jeff Plungis, Asians Oversell Horsepower, Detroit News The rating for Toyota's Camry 3.0 L 1MZ-FE V6 fell from .
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This practice usually incurs little ill- effect since most customers do not use any significant portion of their allocated share. If a customer has a small, low-traffic site serving static HTML pages, few resources will be used. If a customer wishes to run a high- traffic, professional, or business website an oversold hosting account can be detrimental. In these cases, a shared hosting provider that does not oversell, a virtual private server or dedicated server is a preferred option.
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" New York magazine's Bilge Ebiri wrote, "I don't want to oversell this film. But in an era in which we've seen a lot of failed attempts to reinvent classic fantasy tales as CGI-action spectacles, it feels remarkably assured." Film critic Mick LaSalle gave the film two stars out of four and wrote for San Francisco Chronicle, "Here we have a vampire movie that brings together elements from other more popular movies." Daniel Krupa from IGN said, "Dracula Untold recasts the famous vampire as a dark superhero.
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To avoid this, Roy Woodruff, the associate director of the weapons section, went with them to ensure that the two did not oversell the concept. In meetings with various congressional groups, Teller and Wood explained the technology but refused to give dates on when it might be available. Only days later, the 23 February 1981 edition of Aviation Week and Space Technology carried an article on the ongoing work. It described the Dauphin shot in some detail, going on to mention the earlier 1978 test, but incorrectly ascribing that to a krypton fluoride laser (KrF).
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They will oversell shares on a massive scale and produce a play that will close on opening night, thus avoiding payouts and leaving the duo free to flee to Rio de Janeiro with the profits. Leo is afraid such a criminal venture will fail and they will go to prison, but Max eventually convinces him that his drab existence is no better than prison. The partners find the ideal play for their scheme: Springtime for Hitler: A Gay Romp with Adolf and Eva at Berchtesgaden. It is "a love letter to Hitler" written in total sincerity by deranged ex-Nazi Franz Liebkind (Kenneth Mars).
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This creates the perception of an unstable or undesirable offering, which can lead to further selling and hesitant buying of the shares. To manage this situation, the underwriters initially oversell ("short") the offering to clients by an additional 15% of the offering size (in this example, 1.15 million shares). When the offering is priced and those 1.15 million shares are "effective" (become eligible for public trading), the underwriters are able to support and stabilize the offering price bid (also known as the "syndicate bid") by buying back the extra 15% of shares (150,000 shares in this example) in the market at or below the offer price. The underwriters can do this without the market risk of being "long" this extra 15% of shares in their own account, as they are simply "covering" (closing out) their short position.
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An example of this is in FIFA 11 where if you have a player on loan and no money left in the transfer budget, you can cancel the contract and the game will not check for a negative value. Once the loan is cancelled, the money is subtracted from the player resulting in a negative money value that then overflows back to the top of the positive value possibilities, resulting in the player having near the highest amount of money possible. There are also physics glitches, such as the glitch with the swingset in Grand Theft Auto IV, where if the player climbs on top of the swingset, the shaking of its chains will cause the physics to oversell the impact and send the player flying a great distance away. Similarly in GTA III, if the player stands in a gate or is in a car (but still aligned within in a gate) and the gate is closed, the player character will be flung a great distance.
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