I'm talking about taking a step back and looking at what I've done, and taking a step back from the pace that I was running and changing gears.
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And for some, that might mean taking a step back.
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Taking a step back and fictionalizing things a little more.
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Kylie Jenner is taking a step back from social media.
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Microsoft is now taking a step back to address them.
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Taking a step back to the loneliness aspect you mentioned.
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Taking a step back, it's easy to see Ford's justification.
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I'm joining her in taking a step back from political coverage.
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Taking a step back, he gestured to me to come closer.
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Taking a step back, let's recall what each company has to offer.
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"We are taking a step back," Stanislaw Karczewski, the speaker, told journalists.
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" Taking a step back, Tepper asked investors to "look at the math.
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"It could mean taking a step back on paying for college," he said.
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Kendall Jenner is taking a step back from her relationship with Ben Simmons.
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So, in trying something different, she's taking a step back from the middle.
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Taking a step back, this rapid development should not come as a surprise.
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And then taking a step back and looking at it all for a moment.
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"I don't see this kid taking a step back," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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One of the big changes being taking a step back from other people's lives.
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"I'm just kind of taking a step back and watching right now," Volenec says.
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For men, taking a step back from work and citing family obligations is celebrated.
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Daylin Leach said he's "taking a step back" from his campaign to unseat Rep.
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Microsoft recently announced that it was taking a step back from the wearable industry.
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By taking a step back and listening, you get a better sense of the problem.
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Agents also attributed the dive since July 25 to local buyers taking a step back.
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" Taking a step back, Pressley told Jordan, "I have this debate about Elizabeth a lot.
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Emma Watson is taking a step back in time for her upcoming film Little Women.
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Entering The Beekman is like taking a step back in time, and for good reason.
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As Mr. Powell's star rises, a very different power broker is taking a step back.
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Still, it's worth taking a step back and noting what a huge commitment this is.
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Reframing is taking a step back and objectively looking at the scenario to find positive alternatives.
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It requires taking a step back -- and comparing notes -- to gain perspective on the complete picture.
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It is, nonetheless, worth taking a step back and reflecting on how batshit crazy it is.
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But taking a step back, the biggest loser of the night, by far, was Marco Rubio.
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But it's worth taking a step back to look at the larger policy issue at stake.
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Anti-abortion groups are considering taking a step back from one of their most vocal allies, Rep.
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But taking a step back to think like a political scientist, how should we understand Tuesday's events?
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The internet can be very dark, and instead of feeding into it, try taking a step back.
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But to better understand the potential significance of what Kerry said, it's worth taking a step back.
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They're less adept at taking a step back to address the actual business benefits their product enables.
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That could be bad for the world economy and that's why markets are taking a step back.
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But it's worth taking a step back and putting the latest numbers in some longer-run context.
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" She is taking a step back from tech, she said, because "the abuse is unsustainable right now.
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Diaz's outing comes weeks after the actress opened up about taking a step back from the spotlight.
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Diaz's outing comes weeks after the actress opened up about taking a step back from the spotlight.
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Shortly after the interview, he announced that he would be taking a step back from public duties.
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Taking a step back, we should all operate under the assumption that attackers already have our passwords.
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Taking a step back, why is it so important to talk about monopoly power, particularly regarding tech companies?
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If that's the case, try taking a step back and attempting to see the situation from her perspective.
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He's just taking a step back, and pointing out that the way NFL regulates violence is a farce.
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Ron Conway, one of San Francisco's top tech power brokers, is taking a step back from tech investing.
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Gordon exhibited some inexperience in his new position on the play, taking a step back before breaking in.
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After months of rumors, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced they're taking a "step back" from royal life.
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The Womacks note that it's often worth taking a step back and getting out of your own head.
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SEEMA MODY: Taking a step back and looking at a broader market, you run a $210 billion fund.
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Taking a step back and looking at the delegate math, a contested convention remains a 50/50 proposition.
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My last question for you is about taking a step back from the making of the film itself.
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After taking a step back from the fashion industry in 1985, she relaunched her wrap dress collection in 1997.
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I think it's worth taking a step back and considering just how unprecedented it is to raid going concerns.
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The actor announced he'd be taking a step back from all social platforms in a post on Instagram Wednesday.
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Taking a step back to review your plots and plans is the ideal way to deal with this retrograde.
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It's worth also taking a step back to remember why the Mueller investigation took on such importance among Democrats.
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No Gmail, no App Store — using an ultra-secure smartphone is like 'taking a step back into the 1990s'
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The pledge comes as the U.S. appears to be taking a step back in its role in the world.
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When you express gratitude, you are taking a step back and looking at the big picture of your life.
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Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment are taking a step back from promoting A Dog's Purpose following accusations of animal cruelty.
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Taking a step back can also help cis people consider the ways they interact with and support trans people offline.
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Taking a step back, just because something becomes possible, how should we approach determining if it is ethical to pursue?
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President Trump delayed a decision on auto tariffs, taking a step back from opening another front in the continuing conflict.
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Now taking a step back, it's also important for us to better understand the real world implications of cyber espionage.
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Taking a step back, it becomes painfully clear that this isn't just a story about advanced screenings for entertainment critics.
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It's worth taking a step back and remembering that there really is something awry with the admissions process at specialized schools.
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So it's worth taking a step back and getting a better understanding of just exactly what the company is all about.
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After moving home and taking a step back from modeling, she decided she wanted audition for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue.
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Tiffany "New York" Pollard is taking a step back on an attempt to capitalize on her notorious David Gest death fumble.
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News, the actress and reality star cites her busy schedule as her reason for taking a step back from the franchise.
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In some ways, even while multitasking, Ms. Dorrance was taking a step back, making space for voices other than her own.
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However, taking a step back with those 3.2 billion users, there's a lot of good things going on at Facebook, too.
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"It's just basically taking a step back, fixing my hat, my glove, resetting and getting back on the mound," Matz said.
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It seems a few too many people may have loved that option and Twitter's taking a step back with a middle way.
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Chelsea was the same open book in person, offering candid commentary about childhood trauma, cannabis, and taking a step back from politics.
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Intentionally taking a step back is hard for a team that's come so close, and entered this season with such high hopes.
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"But now, brands are taking a step back and trying to better understand how Amazon fits" into their overall strategy, McNabb said.
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Cameron Diaz is one of Hollywood's biggest and most memorable talents — but she's been taking a step back from her acting career.
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But it's worth taking a step back and noting that all of these developments have been predictable for a few years now.
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You can on one hand take it at face value and say that Facebook is taking a step back to their roots.
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Bernie Sanders' campaign is taking a "step back" after the Democratic hopeful lost his native New York to rival Hillary Clinton on Tuesday.
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After an Elle article reported that the royals newlyweds may be taking a step back from the public eye, Samantha responded with shade.
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It led to her briefly considering taking a step back from her videos, just as her work was reaching its widest audience yet.
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Simplicity requires taking a step back, seeking to understand the job to be done and finding the best way to fulfill that need.
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Still, today's announcement strongly suggests NASA is taking a step back from ISS-related activities as it focuses on the pending Moon mission.
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Michelle Obama talked about their life post-White House, and how they are taking a step back to reflect on what they accomplished.
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I see her taking a step back and observing him lost in thought as he watches his children play in the front yard.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced on Wednesday that they&aposre taking a "step back" from the royal family in an Instagram post.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced on Wednesday that they&aposre taking a "step back" from the royal family in an Instagram post.
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Because from reading just the Jack Dorsey tweets, it sounded like they were taking a step back in order to address this issue.
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The nation's homebuilders are taking a step back from their tax cut euphoria and starting the year on a slightly less sanguine note.
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But it is notable that the company promoted two executives in health care, while Huber, a tech expert, is taking a step back.
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Today the Home of the Whopper is taking a step back in time to bet on America's favorite retro mystery meat: the hot dog.
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It's worth taking a step back, then, and thinking about what grander stories have emerged from all of these smaller steps and new results.
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That's how I found myself taking a step back, and holding the Space Force up for scrutiny alongside Trump's other big foreign policy dreams.
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By taking a step back and experimenting with what feels good on your body, you can start to reclaim positive associations with sex. 3.
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The group (sans Avi Kaplan, who said in May that he was "taking a step back") is still scheduled to tour later this year.
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It's worth taking a step back, after the initial media cycle and before the next begins to consider why and how this subject matters.
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Investors were seen booking out portfolios, financiers were dumping stocks due to margin calls and even the bravehearts were seen taking a step back.
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Arriving after an early morning flight from Dubai, stepping into the hotel's luxurious lobby really did feel like taking a step back in time.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stirred a media frenzy after announcing they were taking a "step back" from their senior royal roles on Wednesday.
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Now, the United States is taking a step back from being a forward-looking leader and ceding that role to China, India and others.
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Taking a step back, it's remarkable this thing happened at all, and it easily could have been filled with shallow questions and clichéd answers.
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Sophie says she's taking a step back from acting now that 'GoT' is done filming ... and she's taking time to focus on her mental health.
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After catching heat for his response to Sean Spicer's casting on Dancing with the Stars, Karamo Brown is taking a step back from social media.
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This doesn't mean VR is in trouble — but at the very least, Google is taking a step back and hoping more filmmakers can catch up.
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So he's taking a step back from livestreaming, planning to focus on posting vlogs to YouTube and answering questions about everyday life in North Korea.
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The film opens up by taking a step back from 1987 Earth to the Transformers' home planet of Cybertron, where civil war has broken out.
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I think Jack is, you know, moving from the Executive Chairman position but taking a step back, but he'll still stay within the Alibaba partnership.
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"The markets are taking a step back after a couple of pretty good days," said Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management in Chicago.
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"Taking a step back and actually taking time to focus on herself, as an athlete that's one of the hardest decisions to make," she said.
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Taking a step back for a moment, it's important to consider the backdrop in 219, and the conditions under which investors lived during that time.
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Profile The online phenom on her new memoir, "Well, That Escalated Quickly," her accidental activism and why she's taking a step back from the internet.
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Elizabeth Yin: Taking a step back, I think we have to ask ourselves, what is even the place of venture capital in the first place?
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Travel ____ The online phenom on her new memoir, "Well, That Escalated Quickly," her accidental activism and why she's taking a step back from the internet.
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However, taking a step back, and flipping the lens to what these folks were saying five years ago about Trump, it sounds all too familiar.
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Both homeowners and homebuyers are taking a step back from the mortgage market, as stagnant interest rates give them no particular reason to act quickly.
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Taking a step back from dying altogether is also totally en vogue right now, with colorists jumping on the bandwagon of endorsing soft, lived-in locks.
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With Japan and South Korea also warning North Korea, investors are taking a step back to see what is happening before chipping in back, Bakhos said.
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It is undertaking this project at a time when the U.S. can't pass a domestic infrastructure project, and is taking a step back from the world.
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It's worth taking a step back to point out that none of these conversations would be happening if any other Republican were president besides Donald Trump.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are taking a "step back" as members of the British royal family, the couple announced in an Instagram post on Wednesday.
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" He adds, "They're trying to defend themselves instead of taking a step back and saying 'We're going to support the survivors, we're going to make a change.
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"Cash prices stopped moving higher at a rapid clip, so everyone is taking a step back," said Altin Kalo, agricultural economist for New Hampshire-based Steiner Consulting.
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Kaplan revealed he would be "taking a step back" from the a cappella group after six years during a tearful video posted to Facebook on May 12.
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As they push ahead, it's worth taking a step back to answer the question: What is it conservatives actually want the health care system to look like?
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Taking a step back and focusing on the positive can help you see what worked for you and put you on a path toward a secure future.
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Taking a step back and addressing those holes when Rawlings might well have been the kind of fighter Vanzant could overwhelm through pace and pressure is commendable.
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Taking a step back to examine Google's long-term goals with software offerings like Assistant and Lens, it's easy to envision a future where hardware becomes relatively incidental.
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Member Avi Kaplan has announced that he will be "taking a step back" from the a cappella group in a tearful video posted to Facebook on Friday afternoon.
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It's coming from a place of slightly confused neutrality, taking a step back and saying that it may not understand what the kids are into, but that's okay.
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However, Ariana Grande, who also announced she was taking a step back from Twitter and Instagram, has found a different way to tell the world about her fiancé.
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But by taking a step back, one sees the big picture: a sturdy tree with vibrant pink petals and roots even greater than the waves crashing against them.
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Taking a step back from a punch was considered cowardly, though men like Daniel Mendoza quickly realized the value of simply not being in range of the opponent.
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With so much newness happening so quickly, it's easy to forget about taking a step back and considering the ways our shopping behaviors impact the lives of women.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced that they&aposre taking a step back from their royal duties in order to become financially independent and launch their own charity.
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Shortly after their return from vacation, the couple announced that they were working to become "financially independent" and will be taking a "step back" from the royal family.
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If you find yourself staring down a long, dark tunnel of aimlessness and misdirection, consider taking a step back to focus on the things that make you happy.
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"Once you set a pattern of seeing each other very often, it's tough to put the brakes on that without taking a step back in your relationship," Mandell says.
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Grande expressed similar reasons for taking a step back, explaining to a fan that she'd probably use Snapchat for the foreseeable future and give Instagram and Twitter a rest.
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So it should come as no surprise that Sony will be skipping the show more or less altogether this year, joining Nintendo in taking a step back from spectacle.
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The Duke of York announced Wednesday that he would be taking a step back from his royal duties for the "foreseeable future" following his disasterous interview with the BBC.
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"After taking a step back and having further reflection on the overall message that was being conveyed, it was the responsible thing to do," RiverDogs president Dave Echols said.
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He'd be fine taking a step back from work though when he and his wife start a family, which they want to do in the next couple of years.
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It's worth taking a step back to appreciate just how significant it is that the idea was dead on arrival with Congress and the White House from the beginning.
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These reflections and adaptations have become a way of taking a step back and looking at what we missed — because it's too easy to feel like we're missing a lot.
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Once you've selected portrait mode on the camera, your iPhone screen will give instructions, whether that's taking a step back from the subject or getting more light into the shot.
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Taking a step back from statistics, the final prong of the test used in North Carolina concerned whether a skewed electoral result could have arisen from nonpartisan map-drawing processes.
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Now, after more than nine years running the data analytics company and dealing with the many highs and lows of Silicon Valley entrepreneur life, Doshi is taking a step back.
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But no matter how anxious you are to pack your bags, it's worth taking a step back to think about whether or not it's really the right move for you.
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Bush, 37, says there is one thing that is non-negotiable in order to effectively manage her mental health: taking a step back from social media from time to time.
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Only days after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced that they would be taking a step back from certain royal duties, Meghan is finding other ways to spend her time.
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When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced that they would be taking a step back from the royal family, there was a lot of confusion about what, exactly, would change.
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While it may seem odd, and maybe even a bit silly, to point this out, as our world becomes increasingly digitized, it's worth taking a step back to actually notice.
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The anticipation of transitioning from collegiate life into the workforce can often distract students and parents from taking a step back to contemplate and analyze important choices in a rational way.
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But taking a step back, this means Democrats now have two major plans that offer truly universal health coverage, albeit in different ways and with a different set of trade-offs.
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As we reported ... Justin recently announced he's taking a step back from his music to focus on his health and his marriage, citing some "deep rooted issues" he needs to address.
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But after taking a step back and getting out of his feelings, Webber discovered that the teacher had a condition which turned consumed sugar into fermented yeast, thus making him drunk.
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It was a song about death and cigarettes, Baker taking a step back and staring at her own morbid fixations, her voice crackling out of whispers and fighting over the repetition.
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Mars is a warrior planet, and retreating is not something warriors are into doing, but taking a step back to rest and rethink the battle plan is never a horrible idea.
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Micro-management tasks are still important, but taking a step back and zooming out will help you better identify needs for realigning your goals or making adjustments to improve team effectiveness.
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Taking a step back from the office allows you to work at your own pace and dictate your own style — and that can make a big difference in your overall satisfaction.
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"I think people are a little bit shocked, and taking a step back and saying, 'what does this mean for those innovative small biotechs'" explained Michael Yee, biotech analyst at Jefferies.
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Web designs have come a long way in 20 years, but some are taking a step back to evoke a sort of hipster nostalgia for the early days of the internet.
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That's precisely why the eldest Kardashian sister has been taking a step back from sharing her life with the show's almost a million viewers, to the frustration of Kim and Khloé.
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But taking a step back from the immediate shock and awe of enlisting Spicer to send up his own time in the White House made the whole bit feel … well, icky.
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Yet Congress only seems to be reacting to the latest drug epidemic to grab headlines, while taking a step back on at least one other drug that kills a lot of people.
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Bumble's Snooze feature is the latest iteration of this trend, but it may be the first that lets others know that you're deliberately taking a step back, which normalizes taking digital breaks.
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Around when Menlo made its first investment in Uber, Carolan began taking a step back from the firm and building Handle, a startup that built tools to help people be more productive.
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When I stepped inside the building, I was thrilled to feel like I was taking a step back in time, especially when I got to see the old New York Times headquarters.
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Taxi unions made compromises with the government and Kakao, taking a step back from earlier calls for a ban, Lee Yong-bok of the Korea National Joint Conference of Taxi Association said.
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Commercial property brokers have been working more with institutional investors like private equity and pension funds partly as a result of some banks taking a step back, Mr. Appel and others said.
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"While profitability is taking a step back, we believe Amazon is once again investing ahead of growth in commerce and voice search," Mizuho said in a note announcing its price target upgrade.
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"I think it's worth taking a step back, taking a deep breath and acknowledging the Dow is up" since the election, Farley said on "Squawk on the Street " shortly after the open.
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Others are going beyond taking a step back and are actively purging their histories in an effort to avoid being the subject of Sarah Jeong–esque phony controversies ginned up by their adversaries.
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Hadid, who just nabbed the British Fashion Council's Model of the Year Award, is planning on taking a step back from her tens of millions of followers leading up to the new year.
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"I told her, 'I feel like I've watched you grow up in the last few years, just being so quiet and taking a step back, to being really outgoing and outspoken,'" Catchings said.
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But on fellow YouTuber Trisha Paytas&apos podcast "The Dish With Trish," Star said Schwandt didn&apost want to deal with negative attention on social media anymore, and was taking a step back.
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Taking a step back and looking at the broader backdrop faced by active managers today, it is clear that challenges to the industry has mounted over recent decades and show little sign of diminishing.
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Although Alec Baldwin has captured America's attention with his impression of President Trump, it seems like the actor will be taking a step back from it after the current season of Saturday Night Live.
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Now, considering the fact that Glover is due to play an iconic character in one of the single biggest franchises on the planet, taking a step back makes all the sense in the world.
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"As the elected officials closest and most directly accountable to residents, we cannot let our communities down by taking a step back on our actions and commitments to address climate change," the group said.
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For those who shied away from the Knicks for the last two years, it's worth taking a step back to review the laughably awful and often surrealistic idiocy that Jackson visited on this team.
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Some may not understand the appeal of chilling with a flock of predatory birds (and we'll get to that) but taking a step back, the general idea behind animal cafes is significantly more relatable.
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The Russian news media appears to be taking a step back from the brouhaha after Mr. Trump's national security adviser resigned over telephone conversations with Russia's ambassador to Washington and the country's intelligence efforts.
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He struck again in October 2014 with a big expansion of QQE, though the market boost was smaller, price rises were already moderating and the economy was taking a step back for every step forward.
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Additionally, when taking a step back and looking at the overall health of the labor market, employers are still managing to add 2 million new workers every year without raising wages at a fast pace.
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Taking a step back and accepting that pay transparency would at least allow differences to be revealed, which could lead to a decrease in the gender pay gap, one must also consider the negative repercussions.
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We're taking a step back and looking at it and sort of showing how this violence is so meaningless, how it's so quick, and when you look at it from far away, it's just nothing.
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In early January, Meghan Markle and Harry, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, shocked the world by revealing they would be taking a step back from their duties as senior members of the royal family.
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The Mariners aren't expected to re-sign free agent designated hitter Nelson Cruz as general manager Jerry Dipoto has admitted the team is taking a step back in 2019 to retool for the long term.
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Taking a step back from the specific question of what the Parkland students achieved, it's clear from the polling data that support for increased gun control remains high and has steadily increased in recent years.
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"We're looking at a president who appears to align himself with autocrats, undermine the rule of law and is taking a step back from critical multilateral institutions," said Sarah Margon, Washington director of Human Rights Watch.
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While ecosystem observers may have predicted this momentum, it's worth taking a step back to analyze the forces driving Mexico's fintech ascent in order to provide a framework for other industries and countries in the region.
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"Using a minimalist phone is kind of like taking a step back into the 1990s," Marc Rogers, a white-hat hacker and head of cybersecurity at Okta, an enterprise identity management service, said to Business Insider.
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Ahead of 2020, Business Insider is taking a step back to look at the big picture of the major themes and ideas that will shape the year (and beyond) for bootstrappers and innovators of all stripes.
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It's worth taking a step back here to note that no one -- not Mueller, not the intelligence community -- is saying Trump won solely because Russia interfered in the election in an attempt to bring about that outcome.
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" She also has been taking a step back from social media, specifically Twitter, saying that she feels "empty" and wants to "have more to say/better energy to give to u and rn I don't have anything.
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"Taking a step back, overbought is actually a good thing, so we would look to be buyers of any sort of minor weakness here because we actually think the strong trends continue higher from here," said O'Hara.
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But to understand why the question of who wins is so important — really, to understand why the midterms matter so much — it's worth taking a step back and looking at the big picture of what's at stake.
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At this juncture, Whittaker has simply accomplished far more in the UFC middleweight division than either man, and so his taking a step back to fight the winner of their UFC 211 fight just doesn't make sense.
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Randle won the tip, and the ball ended up in the hands of Morris, who dribbled for a few seconds while being guarded by Maxi Kleber before taking a step back and hitting the go-ahead shot.
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Rarely do people who make it to the big leagues decide to return to the bench, but Aziz Ansari, a man at the top of his industry, says that taking a step back can be vastly underrated.
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Either way, it's worth taking a step back and recognizing that, if the Post's account is correct, Trump told the foreign minister of a country that attacked a democratic and fair US election that he didn't care.
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So, there are a lot of things like that, actually, where it's about taking a step back and understanding the shortcuts that you are taking that are in many cases unintentionally exclusive, but in practice are exclusive.
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Taking a step back before I go on, the City of London, Wall Street and others are all looking for the next big thing, the next Amazon everyone can get behind and pump billions into the momentum trade.
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"Investors are taking a step back, evaluating what's been going on ... and for the moment, there's a lack of negative news and some stability in oil," said Andre Bakhos, managing director at Janlyn Capital in Bernardsville, New Jersey.
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FROM COINAGE: The True Cost of Famous TV Apartments In the wake of several family ordeals, Kim isn't taking any chances when it comes to her family's safety — and that means taking a step back from social media.
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The co-author of the best-selling book "Game Change" didn't dispute the allegations, telling CNN late Wednesday that he's "deeply sorry" and will be taking a "step back" from his daily duties to deal with the situation.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced they are working to become "financially independent" and will be taking a "step back" from the royal family in a statement shared on their official website and via Instagram post on Wednesday.
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And in the final post, we'll contemplate the road forward for CCU, what kinds of supportive policies it requires, and, taking a step back, the right way to see it in the overall context of the climate fight.
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" And with his wife and support system taking a step back in order to overcome her recent trauma, the source says, "It's like Kanye is falling apart now, because Kim hasn't been able to give him her full attention.
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FROM PEN: The Marvel Cinematic Universe Explained by Shirley Li's Nerd Map Paltrow's appearance on set comes after the Goop CEO said she was taking a step back from acting to focus on running her popular lifestyles brand website.
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"A lot of the central bank news is priced into equities and investors are now taking a step back to evaluate why central banks have turned more dovish," said David Holohan, a strategist at Mediolanum Asset Management in Dublin.
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Taking a step back from this scale model of Raad's rebuilt, culturally-connected city, it seems that perhaps the biggest wink of all is directed at us, taking it all in under the auspices of Beirut's finest commercial gallery.
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Taking a step back, these platforms also want to ensure that the customer experience with voice interfaces is not hindered by advertising — a worry that has kept many a sales and product person up at night over the decades.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - German-born actress Diane Kruger's latest role as a woman whose husband and son are killed in an attack in the German movie "In the Fade" left her "physically exhausted" and taking a step back from acting.
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Android Wear also has an uncertain future, however; at least one major OEM partner is taking a step back from the platform, as Motorola announced that it would not be releasing a follow-up to its Moto 360 smartwatch anytime soon.
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Morin, who helped build the Facebook Platform and Facebook Connect during his tenure at the social media giant, will be taking a step back from the fund, as will Scott Marlette, who joined Slow in 2016 after co-founding GoodRx.
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Following the flurry of legal events that occurred last week, it is worth taking a step back and distinguishing between those developments whose headlines will shortly disappear, versus those that could lead to serious jeopardy for the Trump administration going forward.
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Hillary Clinton, whose lead in the race has surged, has been taking a step back from the campaign trail, partly to keep the focus on Mr. Trump's troubles and partly because her husband's past infidelities leave her open to counterattacks.
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During a recent appearance on Entertainment Tonight, the mother of three revealed that she would be taking a step back from her family's reality show to focus on her children — sons Mason, 9, and Reign, 4, and daughter Penelope, 7.
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But for investors and entrepreneurs — and executives outside of San Francisco trying to figure out what this bot business is all about — it's worth taking a step back and looking at this frenzy with fresh eyes and a bigger picture.
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"Black Widow" may be taking a step back in time — it takes place between the events of "Captain America: Civil War" and "Avengers: Infinity War" — but that doesn't mean it doesn't contain material that is somehow important to other Marvel films.
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"My Cadillac" is a funk-fused tribute to driving around with your best guy or gal and looking for trouble, while "Resignation" deals with taking a step back from whatever bad vibes you've been putting out and reconsidering where they come from.
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Screenshot: PredictimPredictim, a service that sells parents the opportunity to screen potential babysitters by crawling social media, the web, and criminal databases, has announced it'll be taking a step back and rethinking its approach after a wave of bad press and public criticism.
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I got into venture ... Taking a step back, I was a philosophy major in college, so I had always been interested in investing but didn't really even know what venture capital was until basically the week I applied to a venture job.
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MOLLIE HEMINGWAY, THE FEDERALIST: There has been a lot of complaining about Republicans in Congress and how little they have accomplished, and it&aposs worth just taking a step back to note that Paul Ryan did accomplish a pretty huge legislative feat tonight.
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We'll have to wait to see what the results of the review are — a draft report is expected later this year, with another opportunity for public comment — but in the meantime, it's worth taking a step back and asking a simple question.
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BRUSSELS — European Union officials announced plans for a big increase in military spending on Wednesday, pledging to take greater responsibility for their security at a time when the United States appears to be taking a step back in its role in the world.
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As the litigations and investigations move forward, though, it's worth taking a step back and considering the various legal fronts on which the president is fighting simultaneously — filtering out as much noise from the signal as we can so the stakes are clear.
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For Hannah, it was indulging in comfort with a man who wanted to make her feel great; for Marnie, it was taking a step back from who she thought she was and being able to truly see herself for maybe the first time.
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While many of you are ready to scan the nominee list to see if your favorites could win big on January 6, it's also worth taking a step back to see what this year's nominees say about the kind of stories that are being honored.
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Tuivasa took a couple of chances to land good body shots but he could have benefited enormously from taking a step back and throwing some high-low-high combinations or low kicking to punish Asker and draw him out of his entirely head-focused guard.
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So in an age when everyone in Hollywood and beyond is grappling with the ramifications of coming forward about sexual violence and what to do with those accused, it's worth taking a step back to understand why Seacrest managed to sidestep his own controversy.
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"A well-known commercial once said, 'You're not you when you're hungry,' but our data hint that by simply taking a step back from the present situation and recognizing how you're feeling, you can still be you even when hungry," MacCormack said in a release.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced in an Instagram post on Wednesday that they were taking a "step back as 'senior members' of the Royal Family", so they could raise their son Archie with more privacy, splitting their time between the UK and North America.
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Mr. Robot has become such a looming figure that taking a step back from him and his tantrums was like taking a deep breath — and then, of course, getting punched right in the stomach the instant Darlene tased her E Corp hostage into the pool.
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"It's not just about communication but it's also about taking a step back and talking about what we did in the last two years ... [when] we said we're going to go after large customers and large deals and we've done a really good job," Pandey said.
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It's hard to see a full-spectrum Tank coming back into style anytime soon, but there is one team that should forget all that, be brave, and consider discreetly taking a step back for a year in order to give themselves the opportunity to build something big.
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The price is steep, and there are plenty of hair dryers out there that are effective enough for a fraction of the price, but it's worth taking a step back and admiring all the thought and engineering that went into the creation of the Dyson Supersonic.
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If the loudest complaint Disney is hearing about The Rise of Skywalker is that the film felt rushed (which it certainly could have been in an attempt to keep the December 20th, 2019, release date), taking a step back with Obi-Wan is the right move.
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It will be difficult to swallow, but given that it seems unlikely the team will compete for a title this season, taking a step back in order to move forward would probably be the most prudent course of action in regard to rebuilding a future contender.
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But it's worth taking a step back from the propulsion of this teaser, and noting that A24 has also released some pretty deceptive trailers, making films like The Witch and It Comes at Night look much more like intense, conventional jump-scare horror movies than they actually are.
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Aware that the success of the balls was starting to distort the perception of FAF SWAG—which includes artists working in visual arts, film, and music—the collective is taking a step back from the balls and leaving it to the community to take vogueing to its next step.
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Another focused on Trump's recent decision to revert light-bulb restrictions, to which Warren had the best answer, taking a step back from moderator Chris Cuomo's original question and examining how fossil fuel corporations want citizens concerned with individual actions and not the massive industrial contributions to carbon emissions.
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Doctor Who season 12 is premieres on New Year's Day, but before all of you Whovians immerse yourselves once more into the wibbly wobbly timey wimey world of time travel, it's worth taking a step back and remembering where Doctor Who left off at the end of season 11.
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"We often don't notice certain negative aspects of our lives while we are in the middle of it, but taking a step back during a vacation brings more clarity to things we may need to change in our lives and coming home is often a splash of cold reality," Thomas says.
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Bublé — who is taking a step back from the spotlight to spend time with his family while his 3-year-old son Noah battles cancer — is not a part of the video, but Hough says the singer is exactly the type of person he prefers to work with on projects.
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The North Fork — the peninsula between the Peconic Bay and Long Island Sound, long known for acres of undulating farmland — is taking a step back in a sense, with the introduction of livestock in an area where, since the late 1970s, the farms have grown mostly produce, grapes and nursery stock.
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I used to find it odd that these hypothetical AIs were supposed to be smart enough to solve problems that no human could, yet they were incapable of doing something most every adult has done: taking a step back and asking whether their current course of action is really a good idea.
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Maybe after a few seasons of a lot of not-so-comforting textiles (see: leather, latex) designers are taking a step back and focusing on craftsmanship that 275) involves actual craftspeople (Ulla Johnson's beaded pieces were made by Maasai women in Nairobi), and 2) can be thrown in the wash without worry.
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With the two executives, both women of color, taking a step back from the startup's C-suite, there seems to be a strong lack of diversity among the startup's top executives, a group that includes a chief games wizard and chief futurist but does not appear to have a single female chief officer.
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Even in the gloomiest of doomsday scenarios, there is one weapon that has long been considered unthinkable: the Chinese, the biggest holder of United States foreign debt with more than $1 trillion, publicly taking a step back from buying United States Treasuries — or worse, dumping what they own in the open market.
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But taking a step back, it's not immediately clear why Iowa, a landlocked state more than 1,000 miles from a border town like El Paso, Texas, would take so fondly to Trump's proclamation that he will build a "great" wall between the US and Mexico — and end illegal immigration once and for all.
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"What I'm looking forward to is taking a step back from the hands-on, day-to-day management of a big institution like the Met and to take kind of a broader look at the changing nature of the world which cultural organizations are having to adapt to," Mr. Campbell said in a telephone interview.
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While Martinez posted on her story today that she was taking a step back due to the negativity she's received from fans of Dottavio since posting these accusations, Dottavio gave the followng statement to Jezebel about the claims: "There have been some recent stories about me that have garnered attention and I want to address them," he wrote.
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While we like to assume each step in our career path will pay more than the previous one, that's not always the case and we shouldn't rule out taking a step back in pay for the right opportunity — especially if we're in the process of shifting career fields to head in a direction better aligned with our interests.
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" ICYMI -- Washington sent Kendall Fuller (arguably one of the best young corners on the team) and a draft pick to the Chiefs in exchange for the 33-year-old QB. D.J. bashed the deal in a series of tweets this morning ... calling out his team for taking a step back: "Never Saw Any Bulls**t Like This In My Life!!
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Taking a step back, keeping you on track is what you would expect from a chatbot on a mission, and exactly what you'd hope from every bot: It is there to accomplish a task (completing an order, helping you avoid fraud on your bank account, booking a table at a restaurant), and everything not pertinent to that mission is irrelevant.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are taking a "step back" from their positions as members of the royal family and moving toward becoming "financially independent," the couple announced in an Instagram post on WednesdayThe British royal family is collectively worth an estimated $88 billion when looking at the crown&aposs concrete assets in combination with the value of the family brand, Forbes reported in 2017.
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So it's a bit of a different one for me, because a lot of my songs come from that sense of loss or sense of relationship breakdown, but this was sort of taking a step back—which is one of the lyrics in the song—and kind of looking at all of that as a whole and I guess, yeah, perhaps a more cynical light than I normally do.
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Both Adams and showrunner Marti Noxon have dashed hopes of Camille Preaker coming back to our screens, with Noxon saying "This is it, so bask in it while you can" and Adams taking a step back for the sake of her mental health: "Unlike Big Little Lies where all of the stars wanted to come back, Sharp Objects, it's a very dark character, very dark material," HBO president of programming Casey Bloys told Deadline.
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Read more:Prince Harry and Meghan Markle just announced they're taking a 'step back' from the royal family after months of rumorsThe Queen reportedly asked Prince Harry not to announce that he and Meghan Markle would 'step back' from royal lifeMeghan Markle and Prince Harry explain on their website why they're pulling away from royal life, and it has to do with money and the British pressPrince Harry and Meghan Markle burned the British press when they announced they were stepping back from the royal family
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE has decided he will not recuse himself from the probe into President 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's personal attorney Michael Cohen but will think about taking a step back from some questions tied to the investigation, Bloomberg reports.
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