Either doing nothing or slamming on the brakes leads to an accident.
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Either doing nothing or slamming on the brakes leads to an accident.
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Other times, it is more like a fast car slamming on the brakes.
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The effect was not unlike slamming on the brakes at the start of the Indy 500.
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Besides slamming on the brakes, they were also able to control the windshield wipers, unlock doors and open the trunk.
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"You are going 0003 miles per hour, and after serving you are slamming on the brakes," he said by telephone.
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If you crank the reimbursement rates, it'll be like slamming on the brakes on an 18-wheeler going down the interstate.
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Lyft (LYFT) noticed earlier this year that its cars were slamming on the brakes when they were cut off by other cars.
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But the flames are simply the rocket slamming on the brakes, firing its engines to gently lower New Shepard onto its landing pad.
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The Fed may be able to avoid slamming on the brakes because the economy could be less prone to inflation than it was.
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The Fed isn't slamming on the brakes right now, but it is expected to raise interest rates this year, perhaps even before the election.
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The Fed is taking its foot off the accelerator, or perhaps tapping the brakes; it is not by any means slamming on the brakes.
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According to the police report, an officer saw the vehicle allegedly driving erratically and then slamming on the brakes as it approached a school bus.
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That skeletal approach shines on a track like "Slamming On The Brakes," which Radcliffe recalled as the song that took the fastest to write and record.
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"It's like slamming on the brakes and turning to the right to avoid a crash on the road," said Schuster, now a Hawaii Pacific University professor.
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I can only imagine what this is like on a racetrack when you're really going fast and you're slamming on the brakes and you're hooking around curves.
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"We will probably see some easing in terms of momentum, but probably not anything that's going to be slamming on the brakes for now," Ling told Reuters.
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A dark Mazda can be seen swerving several times in front of the Waymo vehicle before eventually slamming on the brakes and causing a minor fender-bender.
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Most probably the bank would treat the British economy the way that you should treat an aquaplaning car—neither stepping too hard on the gas nor slamming on the brakes.
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Apple just filed a patent for wireless vehicle to vehicle communication, and Cadillac's latest CTS sedan can talk to other Cadillacs to warn them it's slamming on the brakes, for example.
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In past decades, when faced with plebiscites on whether to embrace further European integration, voters across the Continent had a habit of slamming on the brakes — though in several instances they later changed their minds.
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"We're on a runaway train to ecological and climate collapse and the EU Commission is gently switching gears instead of slamming on the brakes," said Jagoda Munic, director of environmental group Friends of the Earth Europe.
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"We're on a runaway train to ecological and climate collapse and the EU Commission is gently switching gears instead of slamming on the brakes," said Jagoda Munic, director of environmental group Friends of the Earth Europe. 'DOOMED'?
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"We're on a runaway train to ecological and climate collapse and the EU Commission is gently switching gears instead of slamming on the brakes," said Jagoda Munic, director of environmental group Friends of the Earth Europe. "DOOMED"?
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Ms. Margulies made discipline vibrant and restraint provocative, and on the occasions when the story let her cut loose she wisely continued to underplay, showing us Alicia's grief and ardor in brief, intense flashes before slamming on the brakes.
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" Others see signs that the Communist Party has been cooling its glorification of Mr. Xi. In his essay, Professor Xu said that the propaganda echoed the cult of personality that surrounded Mao Zedong, and he called for "slamming on the brakes.
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" Repetition has long been a facet of Radcliffe's songs, evidenced his unsettlingly monotonous delivery on Enjoy the Great Outdoors highlight "Slamming On The Brakes," where he opened with "Doe / A deer / A female deer / Crashing through the windshield, lips dry, eyes peeled.
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" Mary Wood, the Philip H. Knight professor of law at the University of Oregon, said in an interview before the hearing that the Trump administration was "aggressively accelerating toward the climate cliff through its frenzied fossil fuel policy, at a time when nations around the world are slamming on the brakes.
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Destructoid commented that "Turning and braking feel incredibly natural. You get a real sense of how slamming on the brakes throws the car's weight forward. Handling actually feels like car handling, and not some once-removed, through-a-game-controller attempt". IGN declared that "its handling model proudly restores Gran Turismo upon the driving throne".
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At the same time we know that slamming on the brakes too quickly will hurt the recovery and worsen job prospects. So fiscal adjustment must resolve the conundrum of being neither too fast nor too slow. Shaping a Goldilocks fiscal consolidation is all about timing. What is needed is a dual focus on medium-term consolidation and short-term support for growth and jobs.
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DeVivo reported that the driver slammed on the brakes, throwing him to the floor and fracturing his tailbone. The police claimed that a dog had run into the road, and denied wrongdoing. DeVivo sued and was awarded $11,000. On September 29, 1996, Bernadette Moore, age 34, sustained injuries to her shoulder and back after a police ride in which she reported that the driver was "swerving and slamming on the brakes".
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Tom chases Jerry outside of the car and onto the roof, but he falls off onto the front of the car when he blocks his owner's view. The mad owner stops the car by slamming on the brakes, causing Tom to fly off and skid his bottom on the road. Tom sees his butt on fire from the skidding and jumps into a nearby lake to put out the fire, evaporating the water in the process. Tom runs back into the car, but his owner, having had enough of Tom's recklessness, grabs Tom by his neck and straps him on the passenger seat very tightly with a seat belt to keep him out of trouble.
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