To be sure, FIRE thinks this is cause for alarm.
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Pancakes are a sure-fire winner at just about any diner.
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But guaranteeing a sure-fire cold cure would be shit advice.
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But are there any sure-fire tips from the best performers?
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The issue may not be a sure-fire winner with voters.
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SURE-FIRE BET In April, the political landscape was very different.
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Finding sure-fire upgrades at positions of need in free agency?
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Voting is a sure fire way to make your voice heard.
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With hindsight, Coke, Gillette and the rest look like sure-fire winners.
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Armentano: Abstinence is the only sure-fire way to beat a drug test.
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No matter what course this fight takes, it is a sure-fire barnburner.
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Making a gift for someone you care about is a sure-fire winner.
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RUNNING an airline used to be a sure-fire way to lose money.
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Consider it an adventure, not a sure-fire way to meet "the one"
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They know it's the only sure-fire way to take down the president.
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Hitting return targets early would be a sure-fire way of closing that discount.
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Now she tends to stick to pieces by Camilla for a sure-fire hit.
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Humor can be a sure-fire way to get remembered on the job hunt.
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The sure-fire way to make one of your products go viral in 2017?
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Unfortunately, trying to observe and appeal to nerds is not a sure-fire strategy.
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There is a sure-fire way to offset the $300 billion discretionary spending increase.
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McDonald's is banking on players buying food, but that's not a sure-fire bet.
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No force within the West Wing is a sure-fire counterweight to Bannon/Miller.
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Welp ... this is one sure fire way to make sure people fall in line.
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In that case, disabling images by default is the only sure-fire way to go.
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There's one pretty sure-fire way to test the waters with a potential sexting partner.
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A sure-fire sign of adulting is having a beautiful coffee table book or magazine.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Holding back rent is normally a sure-fire way to get evicted.
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Even if the Guelph experts deliver a sure-fire plan, that doesn't guarantee it will happen.
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"The Martian" is popular, and "Room" has been praised, but neither is a sure-fire guarantee.
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But not everyone thinks bonds are a sure-fire way to conquer uncertainty surrounding the Fed.
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The benefits are hard to measure and admittedly not a sure-fire path to higher profits.
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This is a savvy exercise in serving the underrepresented while simultaneously securing a sure-fire blockbuster.
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Playing not to lose now seems like a sure-fire way of sealing one's political doom.
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As a moment's reflection on business history demonstrates, there is no sure-fire route to glory.
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He added the move would be a "sure-fire" way to undermine economic trade and growth.
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This safe harbor rule is the easiest sure fire way to make sure you avoid any penalties.
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But not all market strategists see biotech as a sure-fire breakout, especially heading into election season.
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They would feed him pickup lines that were supposed to be sure-fire hits with the ladies.
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Blankenship's defeat is good news for Republicans who saw him as a sure-fire loser in November.
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Electing to not eat meat is a sure-fire way to reduce your impact on the environment.
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AND FINALLY ... Not today This cat thought it had a sure-fire catch while hunting a rat.
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Saturday night's headliner is a sure-fire barnburner with Johny Hendricks taking on the spectacular Stephen Thompson.
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Bortles improved but not to the point where I'd consider him a sure-fire franchise quarterback yet.
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The coronavirus outbreak has spread global panic, with people searching for sure-fire ways to protect themselves.
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I mean, isn't that a better memento and a sure-fire way to rack up Instagram likes, anyway?
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It's the great unattainable — a sure-fire Nobel Peace Prize, and your own page in the history books.
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While not a sure-fire fix, it's a necessary step toward making protection of property rights a priority.
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Oh, and the tax revenue allows Congress to cut payroll taxes, a sure-fire way to create jobs.
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UFC Fight Night 91 is headlined by the sure-fire barnstormer of fight that is Tony Ferguson vs.
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On mobile, the only sure-fire way to keep yourself from obsessively stalking your ex is blocking them.
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It's either the easiest way to double or even triple your savings, or a sure-fire ticket to bankruptcy.
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Taking measures into your own hands is a sure fire way to make sure they get done, after all.
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That would immediately lower the bar for new consumption and investment, and seems a sure-fire cure for deflation.
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Over time, I invented a sure-fire method for resolving this mansplaining: I start giving him advice right back.
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Based on history, the lack of a sure-fire NBA draft pick could hurt the Wildcats' national title aspirations.
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This bout is complimented by the sure-fire heavyweight barnburner between Roy Nelson and the ever-entertaining Derrick Lewis.
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Not only that: Assumptions that Trump is a sure-fire loser no matter who Democrats nominate are very premature.
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"What's a sure-fire way to know that Dame Maggie Smith is in a bad mood?" the fan inquired.
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Still, positioning oneself against the party establishment is far from a sure-fire guarantee of success, even in Iowa.
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With Harry's many devoted fans, selling yourself as a Harry Potter-anything is one sure-fire way to do that.
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If there's one truism in comic-book moviemaking, it's that giant superhero team-ups are almost always sure-fire hits.
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That doesn't make them sure-fire buys, however, as two have seen their shares decline on average, despite the beats.
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"It's not a sure-fire trick to prevent any privatization ever, but it prohibits the most dangerous efforts," she added.
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Letting regulations take a backseat to innovation is a sure-fire way to allow industry and technology to grow together.
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More CAR-T therapies are in the development pipeline, but competition isn't a sure-fire solution given its personalized nature.
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If, as the saying goes, your potential partner "Must Love Dogs," this is a sure-fire way to make that happen.
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There has never been a shortage of elections in South-East Asia, yet they are not sure-fire signs of democratisation.
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After all, if there were one sure-fire approach, we'd all rush in and there'd be little gains to be had.
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Firing her husband -- or publicly demoting him -- is a sure-fire recipe to break that most important bond for Donald Trump.
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Privatizing the VA may be the only sure-fire way Congress can provide itself better information on the costs of war.
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Sketchy realtors can take on all sorts of different shapes and sizes, but the sure fire giveaway is a Bluetooth earpiece.
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Making sure Trump is not re-elected "is the sure-fire way to get him out of office," the campaign said.
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A deconstructed California roll perching atop a perfectly fried pocket of sushi rice seems like a sure-fire crowd pleaser, no?
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The teenagers of the 1990s were having less, and safer, sex — a nearly sure-fire recipe for fewer teens having babies.
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We found some sure-fire favorites that are so chic and thoughtful, no one will know it's hot off the delivery truck.
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The Nets had the eighth pick in the draft and viewed Bryant as a sure-fire star who could catapult their rebuild.
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A sure-fire clear sky above the photogenic Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut will make it a honeypot site for excited eclipse-chasers.
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There's no sure-fire formula for a viral campaign, and most people do not enjoy the runaway success of headline-grabbing fundraisers.
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Engeln is a bit more extreme in her suggestions because she's tested many other theories and only seen one sure-fire cure.
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That's why you should assess your needs, assess your risk tolerance, assess your expected returns and ignore supposedly sure-fire prediction techniques.
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Still, it is not clear whether focusing on single-payer schemes is a sure-fire winning argument for Democrats in national races.
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Since major global economies' central banks began QE, investing in government bonds has mostly been a sure-fire way to make money.
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Putting your savings strategy on autopilot is one sure-fire way to make certain that you're regularly stashing away money for retirement.
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Brown has forged a career on bravery in the face of sure-fire destruction, and according to the actress herself, that's somewhat deliberate.
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There isn't a sure-fire guarantee that it'll pan out – and fear of failure can deter a person from taking a gamble altogether.
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It cost two pence (£1.30 today) and came with a free whoopee cushion (still a sure-fire way to make a child laugh).
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Meadows is pushing for an entire year of defense spending as part of any stopgap fix, a sure fire way to alienate Democrats.
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Of course, it's not always a sure-fire success if your board has alums from the halls of the great and the good.
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Political ads involving guns have been used by candidates – both Republicans and Democrats – as a sure-fire publicity generator that riles up constituents.
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LSU has been disappointing all season, hovering around the NCAA tournament bubble despite having sure-fire No. 1 NBA Draft pick Ben Simmons.
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While moans are usually a sign your partner is enjoying the digital sex, there's only one sure-fire way to know: Ask them.
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But with the growth outlook weak (think trade wars, Brexit, weak PMIs), generous TLTRO terms would be a sure-fire way to help.
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These aren't sure-fire wins for every single person you might encounter at the gym, but they may at least spark some ideas.
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Trimming or eliminating added sugar in foods is another sure-fire formula for better health, cognition and energy levels (The New York Times).
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So, yes, he is suggesting that a sure-fire way to a woman's heart is by making your retirement accounts more valuable. 9.
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This was a sure-fire signature of colliding bodies called neutron stars, objects slightly more massive than the Sun but smaller than a typical city.
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" In addition to being a sure-fire way to "lose the election," Trump added that, "more importantly, in a sense, I want to keep it.
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And if you happened to attend middle school, you know that a sure fire way to look like a nerd is to take something seriously.
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Lobster is a sure fire way to knock your date's socks off, or, you know, other articles of clothing, if that's what you're going for.
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As a television programmer, I got accustomed to finding sure-fire solutions to viewership problems that some new technology made obsolete about six months later.
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Many believe that the only sure-fire way to cutting off the North is to go after China's banks that are used as an outlet.
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One sure-fire way to spur lagging prime-time ratings is to load up on matchups featuring America's team, and that's just the NFL is doing.
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Parker was initially celebrated for his work producing and acting in "The Birth of a Nation" and seemed a sure-fire Oscar nominee for this year.
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It recalled the advice Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson gave on Fortt Knox: Don't pursue a business venture just because it sounds like a sure-fire moneymaker.
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A movie starring two famous actors who happen to be married in real-life: On paper, it sounds like it should be a sure-fire win.
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At NAIAS, automakers' design departments get to put their best foot forward, and the classic coupe is sure-fire way to drum up attention from admirers.
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A few examples: "Stand by your pan" as you make your seasonal specialties (to avoid kitchen fires) — and make sure fire extinguishers and smoke alarms work.
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Putting the new Razr away in a pocket or bag without folding it up first also seems like a sure-fire way to damage the hinge.
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But we'll give it this much: It's a sure-fire way to keep the bare-shoulder trend going into the colder weather months without looking completely ridiculous.
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When it comes to warm-weather attendance for hockey, while winning doesn't guarantee a packed house every night, it's the most sure-fire formula to fill seats.
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In addition, SpaceX still doesn't have a sure-fire method for safely landing cargo — or people — on the red planet, a major hurdle of any Mars mission.
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Puppies are a sure-fire way to win the hearts of all of America – but puppies in hot dog costumes takes cute to a whole new level.
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Going off the deep end like this is a sure-fire losing strategy for Democrats, because the farther left they go the more Americans get left behind.
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Truth: Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner's enduring marriage is proof that getting married within minutes of meeting is a sure-fire way to live happily ever after.
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That is a sure-fire way to ensure poor quality and high prices, particularly as flyers do not choose alternative airports just because they have better food.
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Her decision, reluctant or not, seemed at the time to promise a sure-fire win for a leader who had never led her party into an election.
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Given the card's status as a sure-fire history-maker, it seems that nearly every member of the UFC roster wants a spot on the line-up.
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The Kardashians -- Khloe, Kourtney and Kris Jenner -- showed up to root on the Cleveland Cavaliers Friday night, which seemed like a sure-fire sign they would lose.
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LSU has been a massive disappointment this season, losing to College of Charleston and Wake Forest despite having sure-fire No. 1 NBA Draft pick Ben Simmons.
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Sprinting around each level's sometimes maze-like layout is a sure-fire way to get murdered in a spray of enemy bullets, even on the lower difficulties.
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Giving federal agencies the power to negotiate drug prices is a sure fire way of stifling innovation and taking away incentives for the development of new medicines.
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But though this strategy may satisfy voters for a time, it is certainly not a sure-fire way for Democratic leaders to solve the issue of tax migration.
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But if possible, it's the most sure-fire way to avoid having data complicate any travel plans, according to Licelle Cobrador, an immigration lawyer in New York City.
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There's one sure-fire way to erase the holiday blues and that's with an awesome candle that will conjure memories of your home city, state, or favorite experience.
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If there's a defining characteristic of Jericho's sure-fire Hall of Fame career, it's that he's made more returns than any modern wrestler without it once feeling stale.
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Lyrical content aside, his ability to execute a sure-fire R&B tune over a DJ Mustard beat that could have easily gone to Rihanna is particularly impressive.
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Activists are already pushing to solve the problem through a single-payer system — a sure fire way to ensure skyrocketing costs, decreasing quality, and the rationing of care.
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UFC 198 was originally announced as yet another Fight Night event for Brazil, though the headlining bout between Vitor Belfort and Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza was a sure-fire classic.
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Colm Fox, a professor of political science at the Singapore Management University, however said the reformer tag has not been a sure-fire winner in political races in Indonesia.
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After all, if it's instability they're after, dropping elbows on Twitter is a sure-fire way to really kick things up a notch and keep people on their toes.
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Trouble is, there's no sure-fire way to calculate it, although a rising term premium is a sign investors are discounting a greater degree of risk and uncertainty ahead.
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The set-up, the conflict, the resolution... There's no good reason for us not to abandon the traditional three-part story structure, but it is a sure-fire solution.
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However, given Pettis' dynamic fighting style and Miller's well-rounded grittiness, this fight appears to be a sure-fire Fight of the Night candidate you won't want to miss.
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"Yes, this may sound morbid, yet it is a sure-fire way for you to create some urgency and intentionality in how you live every day — including your career."
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For example, 17A's SURE WHY NOT (a great phrase) is the first theme entry, and if you put the word FIRE after SURE, you get the phrase SURE FIRE.
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While flying at all is a sure-fire way to raise your carbon footprint, flying first class will raise it sevenfold, since you're sharing space with far fewer people.
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When she was first nominated last year, she was considered by many as a sure-fire candidate for the Supreme Court one day, despite objections from the minority Democrats.
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Embracing the relatively new phenomenon of digital currencies and blockchain has become a sure-fire and controversial way for companies to remake their images — and boost their share prices.
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But a feud with a beloved celebrity and Twitter Bae like Teigen is a sure-fire way to attract more attention, book more interviews, and even sell your upcoming memoir.
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There is one sure fire way that Trump could unite the party behind him and take the focus off his own liabilities -- with a ruthless denunciation of Clinton, Meckler said.
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Mice and rats in general also aren't perfect analogues for astronauts, and there isn't a sure-fire way of mimicking the exact radiation a person experiences in space on Earth.
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"There is a sense of Mildura wanting to go through a political renewal," de Pieri added, a contrast from previous years, when the Nationals were seen as sure-fire winners.
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Getting a good deal on anything is a sure-fire way of getting on the front foot, and saving 81% on list price is likely to last you all week.
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In 2016 alone, the tracksuit has gotten a Bloomingdales capsule and the Vetements treatment; the latter is a sure-fire way to be relevant (again) in the fashion industry these days.
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ESPN may be going from a sure-fire cable bounty to something that needs a little more flexibility in a cord-cutting era — like launching a new streaming service in 2018.
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But to an entomologist, the exact placement of tiny hairs and the subtly different shapes of the reproductive organs are a sure-fire way to tell one species apart from another.
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Police officers must rely on training and instinct to make sure fire doesn't harm those they are trying to serve, while doing their best to keep themselves and their fellow officers safe.
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The emotional wideout, who was so rattled in last year's encounter that he dropped a sure-fire touchdown pass, is averaging 121.3 yards with five touchdowns in three career games vs. Washington.
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There aren't many things human beings can agree on, but one sure-fire opinion guaranteed to band together even the most hated of enemies is this: the subway is hell on earth.
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Instead of starting off with a sure-fire success, like a mobile Mario title, it's warming up with other experiments – a social game, a role-playing strategy game, and a community simulation.
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Headlined by perennial light heavyweight contenders Anthony Johnson and Ryan Bader in a sure-fire war, it's easy for fight fans to overlook the contests which feature lower down on the card.
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Some companies, like CloudFlare, are trying to fix this with architecture, but VPN (virtual personal network) software is the nearest thing to a sure-fire way to use non-Chinese internet in China.
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Nashua, New Hampshire (CNN)Joe Biden has insisted for months he's the only sure-fire winner in a head-to-head match-up with President Donald Trump in the Democratic Party's primary field.
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They are often required to make sure fire escape routes and fire doors are posted in all rooms, fire extinguishers are accessible, smoke detectors are in working order, and fire sprinkler systems are functional.
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A sustained curve inversion, as such a shift is called, would be seen as a sure-fire recession signal; in a normally growing economy, longer-dated borrowing costs are higher than short-term rates.
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The problem they face is that there are few sure-fire ways of tracing cobalt from the informal mines that produce up to a fifth of the cobalt from Congo, the world's biggest producer.
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Investors in the space were betting on sure-fire economic growth, reflation around the world, deregulation, and interest rate and balance sheet normalization following the U.S. election, he wrote in an email to CNBC.
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Bossa Nova Civic Club Headliners: Galcher Lustwerk, Young Male, Morgan Louis White Material at Bossa Nova Civic Club is just about the most sure-fire option you have for a great time on NYE.
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Some students don't know the names of basic reproductive anatomy like the testicles and uterus, or they proudly store condoms in their wallets, despite this being a sure-fire way to render them ineffective.
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So, Rachel and new fiancé Tommy come up with a sure-fire ratings win: outing the paternity of Quinn's baby on the live finale, ruining her career by announcing she slept with a contestant.
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The Hyundai row is brewing as car dealers in China, sure-fire moneymakers for decades, have had a troubled transition to slower growth in the world's biggest auto market in the last two years.
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Somehow, the Tigers stumbled despite the presence of star forward and sure-fire No. 1 NBA Draft pick Ben Simmons, who was pretty much the entirety of their offense in a number of games.
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On an individual level, the only sure-fire way to put right a lot of millennials' financial problems is to have an economy and a labor market that work for as many people as possible.
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But for those of us born without a green thumb, they're an easy and almost a sure-fire way to guarantee a garden will grow and flourish with little chance of you screwing things up.
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Cabrera is a sure-fire Hall of Famer, and still a major threat at age 34; he joins Ian Kinsler, Justin Upton, and J.D. Martinez in what should be a pretty decent lineup for Detroit.
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It gained new life in Virginia after Democrats made big gains in the state legislature, and ballot initiatives are one way — albeit not a sure-fire one — to advance the issue in deep-red states.
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A month after, she dropped Sugar Trap 2, a mixtape that best showcased her ability to jump from pop-leaning anthems, to sure fire bangers about how no one on Earth was fucking with her.
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Her book, "Bring Your Human to Work: 10 Sure-Fire Ways to Design a Workplace That's Good for People, Great for Business, and Just Might Change the World" was published in 2018 by McGraw-Hill.
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No other candidate has his combination of record, ability, and a sure-fire path to confirmation – and no other candidate would excite conservative voters this November more than someone they know and trust, like Mike Lee.
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It's definitely not a sure fire trick that will get you tickets every time, but (warning: humble brag) I used this method to buy Splendour tickets which had suddenly become available despite "allocation exhausted" messaging. Winning.
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Despite evidence that huge commodities can still draw crowds -- see "The Last Jedi" or to a lesser degree "Wonder Woman" -- many sequels and reboots, once perceived to be almost sure-fire hits, badly stumbled in 2017.
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He said the only "sure fire way for a parent to remain with their child" is to ask for asylum at a designated port of entry, although many families who have done just that have been separated.
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Sharing a naked photo or video of yourself with a sexual partner is an almost sure-fire way to foreplay, whether you're in a long-distance relationship or are planning to see your partner later that night.
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The potential Democratic investment in Georgia and Arizona is less about a sure-fire belief that Clinton will win them, but rather to expand the battleground map and make Trump fights hard for those two red states.
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Sanacora points out that most mental health illnesses are considered "diagnoses of exclusion," meaning there's no sure-fire test that can determine if a person's symptoms are 100 percent the result of a specific mental health disorder.
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Exit polls suggested 87% of voters prized an experienced politician over someone outside the establishment; if most Americans were to start thinking that way, "Madam President", one of Mrs Clinton's slogans, would become a sure-fire reality.
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Black film circles celebrated even before they had seen the film—this was surely what we had all been waiting for—and the media swooned, trumpeting the film as a sure-fire hit and essential conversation starter.
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Sure, fire can burn thinner sections of the stuff, but thick pieces of timber tend to only char, not burn to the core—consider a log in the fireplace that doesn't have enough kindling to really catch.
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If we pass 1.5, new weather extremes will gravely imperil countries like the Maldives and the Marshall Islands as well as large, populated low-lying territories in Bangladesh, Vietnam and Egypt, with sure-fire submergence under rising seas.
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That's what the fashion industry is lacking in a little bit, because it's all about making money with sure-fire bets, and buyers are becoming more and more safe with what they want because the industry is struggling.
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I don't think his play at North Dakota is bad enough to make him unworthy of a top-10 pick, but it also doesn't make much of a case for him to be a sure-fire franchise guy.
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Parsing out whether a methane molecule came from a living thing or geology could involve digging into its isotopic composition, but even then, it's not a sure-fire way to confirm the origins of the detection, scientists say.
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And the nature of the game—it's a super weird-looking social networking app—doesn't seem to be the sure-fire mobile hit Nintendo should be leading with, relying on the faded popularity of the Wii-era Mii branding.
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Click on for the sure-fire formulas that are sure to keep your love affair with this cheesy comfort dish aflame and going strong for years to come — and tell us about your creative concoctions in the comments below!
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Penguins: 5 (Mario Lemieux, Ron Francis, Joe Mullen, Jaromir Jagr, Larry Murphy) Blue Jackets: 5 (Seth Jones, Zach Werenski, Sam Gagner, Cam Atkinson, Brandon Saad) Analysis: Total push, even when we factor in eventual sure-fire Hall of Famers.
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Although refraining from having sexual intercourse is a sure-fire way to prevent pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections, a recent report published in the journal Pediatrics concluded that abstinence-only programs are ineffective in delaying the initiation of sex.
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He may not be as hyped as Wiggins, who was considered the sure-fire No. 1 pick and drew comparisons to all-time greats before he even played a college game, but Jackson has a top-flight resume himself.
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One sure-fire way to tell if your provider has raised the prices is to look at the fee disclosure and compare it to what you would pay if you bought the fund directly from the manager, Robbins said.
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Suddenly, everyone needed to find their place in this new modern, experimental, fast-paced world of entertainment, and in order to keep up, both studios and big-name actresses pivoted away from romantic comedies and towards more sure-fire genres.
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The best the Fed can do for everybody, including those asking for sure fire puts, is to run an honest currency that will provide stable purchasing power rather than permanent uncertainty, volatile business cycles and stealthy taxes through inflating consumer prices.
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The UFC announced what looks to be the show's co-main event, via Canadian sports outlet TSN, on Wednesday—a sure-fire war between two of the 145lbs division's most exciting fighters in Anthony "Showtime" Pettis and Max "Blessed" Holloway.
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Abrams, who would be the first black female governor in the United States should she win the primary and then again in November, feels that strategy has already failed and would be a sure-fire loser for her in particular.
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Big healthcare companies handed the White House three major losses in its quest to lower drug prices this week, and the way things are going it doesn't look the Trump administration has any sure-fire plan for victory any time soon.
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My parents came to hate its noises—a sure-fire sign that I was on it a lot, after school and before it, on sunny weekends and with the rain hammering down on the flat roof of my childhood bedroom.
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What's more, "fashion/appearance and sexuality are not always tied together as closely in contemporary Japan as they are in many Western cultures," says Monden, so cross-gendered fashion choices aren't a sure-fire way to draw one's sexuality into question.
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Boules says this puts Noom a step ahead of many of its many competitors because, as many nutritionists and researchers will tell you, following a super restrictive diet is a sure-fire way to yoyo — and torture yourself in the process.
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Some Democrats are still sour about the party fumbling what had been seen as a sure-fire victory and question decisions made by the Clinton campaign, including those that led to an exodus away from Democrats among working-class voters.
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" Merriden Varrall, director of the East Asia Program at Australia's Lowy Institute, said the speech was clearly designed for a domestic audience, and strong language about Taiwan is a "sure fire way to get the Chinese people on your side.
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The way movie reboots have a habit of "ruining" someone's childhood, messing with foods people feel regionally protective over is a sure-fire way to piss them off, even if an ignorant outsider like me can't see what all the fuss is over.
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That's when I discovered that copying giant files from one computer to another, while browsing the internet and ripping data off SD cards is a sure fire way to take the laptop's battery from 20-percent to zero in under forty minutes.
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These shiny disks have managed to stand the test of time from Bianca Jagger's sequin show-stopping Studio 54 dresses to Michelle Obama's thigh-high Balenciaga boots, and are a sure fire way to make sure your party look is on point.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The first lady of Sierra Leone says she is a "hands-on woman" with a sure-fire strategy to tackle child marriage - she visits elders across the land and urges them to wield influence and prolong the nation's childhood.
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Although there won't necessarily be legislative changes, policies may be curtailed internally: If people see raising concerns has a sure-fire way to be punished, then "those people are going to back off, and are not going to risk it," Moss said.
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There are arguments out there about whether Chief Justice John Roberts can either break a 50/50 tie or just go ahead and call witnesses himself, but for now, let's focus on the sure fire way to keep the trial going. Okay.
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A less expensive iPhone could appeal to emerging markets customers, said O'Donnell, but is not a sure-fire hit, as it may still be pricier than competitors running Google's Android system, and many in emerging markets have already developed a taste for larger screens.
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A sure-fire MMA war, both Pickett and Rivera are uncompromising in their aggressive striking attack, with the Englishman Pickett's crisp boxing earning him his "One Punch" moniker and the American Rivera boasting a 73% knockout win rate in his 11-5-1 record.
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"Blaming other countries is always an easy, sure-fire way for politicians to whip up a storm over domestic economic woes, but finger-pointing and protectionism are counterproductive," thundered an editorial from China's official Xinhua news agency on the same day as the Brussels meeting.
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Clinton's investment states like Arizona and Georgia -- another state the campaign pledged to spend more on organizing -- is less about a sure-fire belief that Clinton will win them, but rather to expand the battleground map and make Trump fight hard for those two red states.
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The Crimson Tide single-handedly shut down the Heisman Trophy campaign of star LSU running back Leonard Fournette, a sure-fire future first-round NFL Draft pick who came into the matchup with Alabama averaging 193 rushing yards per game and left Tuscaloosa with just 31.
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Schumer and the House Democrats compounded this problem Monday by perpetuating the myth that workers need more skills to get "high-paying" jobs and that politicians can ensure they get those skills by, you guessed it, that sure-fire election winner: giving a tax credit to companies.
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With interest rates still below 1 percent, the next shock could force the Fed to slash rates to zero and pursue strategies like bond-buying to deliver the stimulus the economy needs, even though such strategies are not as sure-fire as rate cuts and are controversial to boot.
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The singer (and one of the night's honorees) arrived to the charity event wearing a show-stopping body-skimming powder blue gown with flared hem, which featured a bow-adorned bodice surrounded by oversize feathers and tulle appliqués that made her a sure-fire stand-out on the carpet.
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Comparing an entire team to a sure-fire Hall of Famer isn't exactly fair, and the Rangers don't hit as well, collectively or individually, as Peak Vlad, but they hit the same way—by swinging at pitches outside the zone, and then repeatedly making contact with those pitches.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has found a sure-fire way to rile up his angry supporters.
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It was way back in 1929, when scientist Paul Galvin first introduced the car radio to American automobiles; transforming them from dangerous movement boxes to an extension of our homes, and in turn spelling the beginning of "leisure driving" (a sure fire way to suck up any remaining fossil fuels).
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In a note Monday, BK Asset Management's Boris Schlossberg said that unless the economy soon shows sure-fire improvement, "the enthusiasm that accompanied Mr. Trump into the office will quickly turn into fear as investors begin to consider the costs of his protectionist policies and bare knuckles style of governing."
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No change in text.) By Jamie McGeever LONDON, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Hedge funds are doubling down on their bets that the U.S. yield curve will steepen, just as it flattens to within 2.083 basis points of inversion, historically a sure-fire indication that the economy is headed for a slowdown.
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But his latest film, Suburbicon, seems as close as you can get to a sure-fire cinematic success: a script that originated with Joel and Ethan Coen, a cast that includes Matt Damon, Julianne Moore, and Oscar Isaac, and a darkly comedic tone that seems right in line with Clooney's own sensibilities.
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It's hard to believe there was anything great that didn't make it into Jepsen's last record, yet here is Side B. It doesn't have quite as many certified gems, but with head-nodders like "Fever" and the melancholic melodies of tracks like "Roses," it's clear Carly Slay is on her way to being a sure-fire pop master.
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It's hard to believe there was anything great that didn't make it into Jepsen's last record, yet here is Side B. It doesn't have quite as many certified gems, but with head-nodders like "Fever" and the melancholic melodies of tracks like "Roses," it's clear Carly Slay is on her way to being a sure-fire pop master.
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Slugging back a swig with the ginger hellion himself winking out at you is a sure-fire way to bring back all the good times he shared with his brothers in arms, guitarist Andrew Fidler and drummer James May, as well as all the friends and fans who became family over his too few years on this earth.
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This Star Wars offshoot has a streamlined, sure-fire concept: A TV Western set in a galaxy far, far away, it's about a lone bounty hunter (Pedro Pascal) who finds himself paired with the cutest creature in the cosmos: a long-eared 50-year-old infant, nicknamed "Baby Yoda" by fans, floating across hostile terrain in an astro-bassinet.
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Further down the card you have enthralling match-ups such as ex-UFC lightweight champ Anthony Pettis versus Charles Oliveira in the former's featherweight debut, Paige VanZant's return to the Octagon following her stint on TV show Dancing With The Stars—taking on Aussie scrapper Bec Rawlings—as well as Sam Alvey's sure-fire barnburner against fighter-rapper hybrid Kevin Casey.
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Greens think they have a sure-fire way to bring Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE supporters around to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The argument: Toronto is too heavily leveraged on high-end talent to tank effectively, there is value in continuing to build 50-win seasons and playoff experiences and the overall equity in the Raptors name, and there's upside remaining despite a star duo likely embarking on the wrong side of the aging curve because they're surrounded by a talented, young group, even if there's not a sure-fire star within.
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Then, he launched into a colossal track called "Gang" that will almost certainly be a sure-fire hit, with a spacey, syncopated tempo over minor-chord melodies and a walloping, bassy breakdown that is rumored to be produced by Toddla T. This exclusive first-listen, without the distraction of cellphones waving in the air, was the climax of the night, although the final song of the evening, a high-voltage rendition of—what else?
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Considering the enduring popularity of police procedurals and legal dramas in popular culture, the formula behind Capcom's Ace Attorney might read like a sure-fire money-maker—a game where you play as a rookie defense attorney named Phoenix Wright who shields his obviously innocent clients from the wrath of increasingly aggressive prosecutors by pointing out the holes in the state's case, inevitably producing the real culprit just in the nick of time.
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There are certain connotations associated with chumak and makgulli, parallel to the western myth of the suffering male artist, who, tormented by the force of his own creativity and by the paralyzing, incomprehensible absurdities of the world that suppress him, finds, in the sweet oblivion of alcohol (and in the equally mystifying and unfathomable thing called woman) a warm solace, a respite from narcissism and self-pity, a fleeting yet sure-fire corporeal comfort.
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From Peter Bryn, conservative director of Citizens' Climate Lobby, Houston Rich, entitled, famous: A sure-fire recipe for creating a sexual predator 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 has a long history of misogyny — his abuse of women didn't start the day "Access Hollywood's" cameras rolled.
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