"Most speculative investors have thrown in the towel already," he said.
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Neither Zuckerberg nor anyone else at Facebook has publicly thrown in the towel.
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Many formerly cutting-edge firms have thrown in the towel over the past decade.
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SOMEBODY LESS driven than Tom Siebel would have long since thrown in the towel.
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The sad truth ... a lot of these shelters appear to have thrown in the towel.
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"Governor Cuomo has thrown in the towel," Mr. Flanagan said in a statement in May.
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"I don't want to say we've thrown in the towel," said State Department spokesman Mark Toner.
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Now they've thrown in the towel, in effect conceding that persistent weakness is the new normal.
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"Governor Cuomo has thrown in the towel," Mr. Flanagan said, in a statement earlier this month.
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Canada has thrown in the towel in the fight against the heroin epidemic by legalizing heroin.
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These presents will tell your special someone that you've thrown in the towel and couldn't care less.
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SO, A FEW THINGS, BUT I'VE NOT THROWN IN THE TOWEL, BUT ONE THING IS FOR SURE.
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Sen. Lamar Alexander has officially thrown in the towel on a bipartisan bill to stabilize the ACA.
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Presto, owned by cable provider Foxtel, has already thrown in the towel and will be shutting down come January.
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Cincinnati has been eliminated from playoff contention and it seems as if the team has completely thrown in the towel.
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After buying General Electric one year ago the CEO of investment firm Ritholz Wealth Management has thrown in the towel.
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"Companies have thrown in the towel on the status quo," said Rajiv Biswas, Asia Pacific chief economist for IHS Markit.
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But if others might've thrown in the towel after the arrests and fights CASH4 has faced, he's remained defiant and unrepentant.
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Editorial The Republican leadership seems to have thrown in the towel on repealing the Affordable Care Act, at least for now.
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"You are asking us to take a case where the other side has thrown in the towel," Justice Sonia Sotomayor said.
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But by September it had basically thrown in the towel, resigning from the board and replacing itself with an independent restructuring professional.
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But, unlike so many Wall Street prognosticators, Smith appears to have thrown in the towel when it comes to marking his calendar.
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As we told you last week ... a source close to the former couple told us they hadn't quite thrown in the towel.
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Ms Schnabel, who is also a professor at the University of Bonn, appears more pragmatic than those who have thrown in the towel.
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But there is now also a growing list of companies that have tried to build storage businesses, and have thrown in the towel.
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If hedge funds and speculators have given up shorting the dollar, they haven't thrown in the towel on selling volatility, CFTC data show.
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But unlike other Democrats who have thrown in the towel, Mr. Castro should continue to have a significant impact on the presidential campaign.
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Johnny Manziel's father has thrown in the towel on saving his son ... saying if he doesn't get locked up soon ... he'll probably die.
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Berdych could have thrown in the towel when he fell behind in the third set, but kept Federer on his toes by breaking back.
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It cut its revenue guidance this week, its investment bank is shrinking, and it has thrown in the towel on merger talks with Commerzbank.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)Almost 26 years to the day after its first flight, one of India's biggest airlines has thrown in the towel.
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U.S. House Democrats have thrown in the towel in their protest for a vote on gun control – 21 hours after taking over the floor.
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Bill de Blasio has thrown in the towel on his 2020 presidential bid that didn't make a ton of sense in the first place.
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This is another way of saying I would have thrown in the towel if the show devoted one more scene to that damned hospital committee.
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Felicity Huffman has thrown in the towel in her college admissions cheating scandal ... agreeing to plead guilty, along with 12 other parents and one coach.
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Between a tireless press campaign to promote the new album MASSEDUCTION, touring, and countless late night performances, lesser humans would have thrown in the towel.
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In race after race, Democrats have thrown in the towel — buying into to the conservative claim that abortion is a losing issue for the left.
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Indeed, plenty of film and TV critics have simply thrown in the towel on mere "10 best" lists as they endeavor to recognize all their favorites.
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When I wanted to give up and thrown in the towel, I'd always have a Jillian motivational quote run through my mind that would carry me through.
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And I have to admire President Trump for getting up every single day when so many other mainstream beltway Republicans would have thrown in the towel and capitulated.
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Ironically, just when it seemed like iPhone skeptics had thrown in the towel and accepted the iPhone's supremacy, warning signs are beginning to appear in the iPhone business.
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Technically, no one has thrown in the towel on his chances, mostly because there's still a distinct possibility that the ref—aka, the GOP—is in the bag.
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In fact, it seems like the keynote speakers were actively avoiding the platform in most of the sessions, showing that Microsoft has basically thrown in the towel altogether.
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We got Amanda Friday after she landed at LAX, and had thrown in the towel and conceded Kavanaugh would be confirmed because she believes people just don't care.
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Apollo then dies in the ring, and Rocky has to realize that he bears some responsibility; had he thrown in the towel, his friend would still be alive.
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Others have simply thrown in the towel: Some couples expecting babies, or trying to conceive, have fled their neighborhood, the Miami area, or the state of Florida altogether.
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The French lender has thrown in the towel on its primary dealership for Austria and Ireland and in bills for the Netherlands, and bankers say that more could follow.
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Some have thrown in the towel, rather than risking an investigation into their taxes, filling pillowcases and paper bags with the old currency and dumping them in the trash.
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We had pretty much thrown in the towel in 1984 probably as a result of playing too many gigs in a short space of time and wearing out our welcome.
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I'll tell you and I'll tell anybody, if I thought [Clinton] was the best candidate to beat Donald Trump right now, I probably would have already thrown in the towel.
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Without an updated Summary of Economic Projections, many market participants have taken the adjustment in sentiment to mean the Fed has thrown in the towel on any future policy adjustments.
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We knew this profile going into the election, thanks to a number of surveys showing that Trump Republicans had thrown in the towel on the big issues of the day.
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Piegza wrote in a recent report that the Fed could be on the sidelines "indefinitely" and that the central bank "has thrown in the towel" on any future rate hikes.
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Khloe Kardashian has thrown in the towel, breaking up with Tristan Thompson after she found out her baby daddy allegedly cheated on her with Kylie Jenner's best friend ... TMZ has learned.
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Nessa -- a hugely famous New York DJ -- weighed in after their good friend, Eric Reid, told reporters that Kap has NOT thrown in the towel when it comes to an NFL comeback.
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BRASILIA, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Investors are wrong to think the Brazilian government has "thrown in the towel" on efforts to streamline its social security system, Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles said on Wednesday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's pharmaceuticals industry has thrown in the towel in a legal battle over new cost curbs imposed by the state-run health service, after failing to secure a judicial review.
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In the last two years a number of managers who helped define the now nearly $3 trillion hedge fund industry have either thrown in the towel, converted to family offices, or posted lackluster returns.
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"Transmales [sic lmao] worry that they've thrown in the towel, and by committing to testosterone have started on a pathway with no return, but these data suggest they still have options," Resetkova told Medscape.
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"I have long since thrown in the towel on the Democratic and Republican parties because they are really a front group for the 1%, for predatory banks, fossil fuel giants and war profiteers," Stein said.
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FOLLOWING AN 18-month legal war of attrition between the Central European University (CEU), founded by the philanthropist George Soros, and his arch-enemy, Hungary's prime minister Viktor Orban, CEU has thrown in the towel.
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However, traders had thrown in the towel on the idea of more than a couple more Fed rate cuts, after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said he did not see a lengthy rate-cutting cycle ahead.
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One of the loudest remaining bulls in oil has thrown in the towel: Sanford Bernstein, the research firm, has dropped its five-year oil forecast to an average of $59 a barrel, down from $73.
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It's actually pretty cool ... they separated for a time, they have epic arguments and she's even appeared to have thrown in the towel, but they have undeniable love for each other that keeps them together.
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The company still hasn't fully thrown in the towel on the device, even as a growing list of voices in the media have insisted that it go ahead and cut its losses on the faulty phablet.
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Bill Ackman is acting a lot like he did the last time he blew up a hedge fund, and the biggest Valeant bull in the Wall Street analyst community seems to have thrown in the towel.
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As we reported, Khloe has just thrown in the towel, saying she will no longer act as Lamar's savior, and she's not in the business of trying to help someone who does not want to help himself.
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Atlassian might have thrown in the towel on enterprise communications, but it has opened the door to getting a piece of that IPO action while giving its customers what they want and forming a strong bond with Slack.
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The latest sell-off has been accompanied by high volumes and open interest falling to its lowest level since 2017, suggesting that the last bulls, including the mega bull that was Gelin Dahua, have also thrown in the towel.
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"The bond market has thrown in the towel, no longer intimating that yields move up or down based on whatever the inflation outlook is at a given time," said Kevin Giddis, head of fixed income capital markets at Raymond James.
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Jets edge Canucks to keep slim hopes alive WINNIPEG, Manitoba — The Jets' roster is battered, and the team's playoff hopes are almost fatally bruised, yet a tight win over the Vancouver Canucks showed that Winnipeg hasn't thrown in the towel yet.
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Still, a majority of analysts, after expecting higher yields for years, have thrown in the towel and said the most likely path over the next three months was to stay around current levels and be range bound, or fall further.
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But moderates, who say they have reached an agreement with conservatives (although the details of that deal are still murky), have thrown in the towel on that push — instead heeding Ryan's demands to keep the debate within the Republican caucus.
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I've officially thrown in the towel in trying to make sense of anything in U.S. stocks right now, but in the constant search for something washed out I do believe there is one area that has been left for dead: Agriculture and the fertilizer stocks.
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Uber may have thrown in the towel in China, but now it can focus on the next biggest markets in the region, India and Southeast Asia, as well as in other parts of the world, including Latin America, the Middle East and North Africa.
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So while it may not be much comfort as the headlines continue to roll in about the latest off-the-wall Trump proclamation, or the most startling revelation about Clinton's emails or the Clinton Foundation, most Americans haven't thrown in the towel yet on the race.
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Six months later, Hackett and his team have all but thrown in the towel when it comes to building cars and sedans, announcing in April that the company was going to stop making almost all of its car lines to focus on its popular SUVs and pickups.
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Per Politico: In recent months, his Secret Service detail has often been spotted standing outside the gym in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in the middle of the day — and White House officials who pass it on the way to meetings view his late morning workouts as an indication of him having thrown in the towel on trying to have any control inside the West Wing.
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"What you're asking us to do is to take a case in which the other side has thrown in the towel and completely given you every single thing you demanded in your complaint for relief," Justice Sonia SotomayorSonia SotomayorJustices appear cautious of expanding gun rights in NY case Divided Supreme Court leans toward allowing Trump to end DACA Justices wrestle with reach of Clean Water Act MORE told a lawyer for the National Rifle Association-backed plaintiffs.
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At the age of fifteen, Abdur Rahman first went to Colombo with just 149. He worked as an errand boy for diamond merchants. He was at the time staying at rent-free accommodation with traders from Kilakarai but he had to fetch tea for them from a nearby hotel, clean the rooms and perform other menial tasks. A lesser person perhaps would have thrown in the towel.
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Whitney Matheson of USA Today, whilst reviewing their last studio album Forever, wondered, "who the heck ends their album with an old chart-topper? Is this — like the repeated mentions of Carnie, Wendy and Chyna — a subliminal message? Are the Spice Girls simply playing a game, or are they perhaps saying goodbye to their fans?". Alexis Petridis, a journalist from The Guardian, ranked "Goodbye" 16th on their list "All 43 Spice Girls songs ranked", stating that "calling your comeback single Goodbye was pretty daft – it suggests you have already thrown in the towel – but it was a decent enough song".
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His victories over Jack Dillon, and later fellow claimant Georges Carpentier and former champion Billy Papke in France, cemented his claim to the title. He was officially recognized as champion by sanctioning bodies on March 5, 1913. In his historic title bout against Georges Carpentier on June 24, 1912 in Dieppe, France, Klaus won on a nineteenth round disqualification when Carpentier's manager entered the ring to protest his boxer being elbowed repeatedly by Klaus. Carpentier's manager tried to pull his fighter from the ring by his waist, but the boxer's second had already thrown in the towel.
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" He also commented that despite the toned-down atmosphere, the speeches and tributes provided several heartfelt and memorable moments desperately needed in uncertain times. Some media outlets were more critical of the show. Television critic Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly bemoaned, "A wonderful, intelligent Oscar host two years ago, Martin on this night looked as though he'd thrown in the towel backstage and let comedy writer Bruce Vilanch come up with a batch of gormless ain't-Hollywood-goofy lines to absolve him of responsibility for being hilarious." Chicago Tribune columnist Steve Johnson lamented, "Martin in his second turn hosting Hollywood's big night was, especially in the early going, slightly off-key, his attempt to keep a jovial face on things understandable but eventually coming to seem a touch disrespectful.
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