Sentences with phrase «begs the»

A city begs for contrition, and it comes only in bits and pieces.

This begs the question: What if a Tweet contained valuable information to inform your cryptocurrency investment strategy?

This begs the question, are they too late again?

This, then, really begs the question, how many of of the 43,234 farms, or 62,050 operators, have employees?

While some industry experts think it will turn off some Chinese buyers, others like Juwai.com Head of Australia Gavin Norris begs to differ.

It begs the question: Why has the government worked so hard to shield consumers from these mortgage products?

That type of hype begs for closer review.

TC: It sort of begs the age - old signaling risk question.

This begs the question on whether increasing the foreign buyer tax from 15 % to 20 % will really deter Chinese homebuyers from venturing into the Vancouver market.

However, this begs the question, why exactly did ripple grow as much as it did in the last year, and does it have the potential to overthrow the grandfather of cryptocurrencies?

In our view, the current market environment begs for investors to honestly assess their tolerance for loss, to align the duration of their investment portfolio with the horizon over which they expect to spend their assets; to consider their tolerance for missing returns should even this obscenely overvalued market continue to advance for a while; to understand historical precedents; to consider whether they care about such precedents; and to decide the extent to which they truly believe this time is different.

«This sequence of events begs the question of why Hudson's Bay felt compelled to raise capital through a dilutive share issuance when there appear to be superior sources of capital available,» Litt added.

Facebook has already announced that it will end its data sharing partnerships with data brokers, but this begs the question of what legal and technical protections are in place to ensure data is not misused.

All of this begs the question: What does Michael Cohen know?

, but this begs the question of what legal and technical protections are in place to ensure data is not misused.

This increasing demand begs the question of how society will sustainably feed future generations, and meatless companies are looking to fill the gap.

The explanation of what happened a couple of weeks ago begs the question because in no way does it disprove that a manipulation took place.

So stuff like speculating about an AI being vulnerable to Pascal's wager begs the question of, why an AI would be especially vulnerable to this?

Coach Inc (NYSE: COH)'s $ 2.4 billion acquisition of rival handbag and apparel maker Kate Spade (NYSE: KATE) is finalized, but begs the question: what impact will this have on Coach's stock?

The trade ministers» cheery attitude towards further financial liberalization begs the question of how bad the financial crisis would have to get before they thought twice about permanently deregulating the sector through trade commitments.

Given his recent statements on Amazon, trade deals and other contributions to market uncertainty, it begs the question: Did he recently short and cover?

But then it begs to question what is a «real investor».

This begs the obvious question that if they are so certain, why delay the budget?

On their website they tell us OIRA is pronounced «oh - eye - ruh» — which begs the question: If we need help to pronounce an acronym, does it mean that too many acronyms without pronunciation challenges are already taken?

It begs the question, is it the data we can't trust or the interpretation?

This type of cooperation is not on the SPP agenda, and it begs the question: prosperity for whom?

If so, it begs the second question: Do we have too many government agencies and subagencies?

But that begs the question of why governments should get away with bumping up our food bills for their political interests, an especially egregious position for a party — recall Mulroney again, but also multiple free trade agreements under Harper — that once championed free trade.

This begs an interesting question — if the Hyperloop works, how big of a disruptive force would it be for the airline industry?

McGeown begs to disagree.

Still, the statement begs repeating as, whether we're talking about razors (best DE safety razors) or shaving cream (top shaving creams for men)-- having the best products will definitely result in a better shave.

This begs the question, what are stock options really worth?

This begs important questions about the wisdom of state and local economic development strategies and their ability to remain focused on addressing the real challenges American communities face today.

While it's an operating system that begs to be touched, the most affordable PCs don't include a touchscreen, which makes navigating through the Metro interface a frustrating experience.

This begs the question, is there something about this industry that causes high degrees of melodrama?

It begs the question — even if all the criticism around SoftBank is accurate, will the 300 - year outcome be a net positive for society?

Stressing how important these skills are begs the question: if you're a manager who strives for excellence, how can you improve them?

All of this begs the question: Is it a smart financial decision for Boxed to save the human jobs?

«On the surface, this bid seems to conflict with the Prem Watsa - Fairfax Financial bid, and considering how [Lazaridis and Fairfax] have cooperated in the past, it begs the question why this is being forwarded now considering the Fairfax bid is already there,» said Restivo.

It begs the question, if political strategists are mounting disaster simulations, should investors prepare their own disaster plans?

CVS Caremark's CEO begs to differ.

And that begs the question: Are VC, crowdfunding and other resources going to the right places?

If that's the case, and I think it is, that begs the question, «Why'd he do it in the first place?»

Now let's be honest, that is over 6 years old and begs the question, what have they won since then?

Barbara Grogan, the 50 - year - old CEO of Western Industrial Contractors Inc., a $ 10 - million contracting business based in Denver, begs to differ.

begs for a standard answer of «yes.»

«We all kind of looked at each other and said,... «This begs the question, Do we need to go public?»»

There really is only one good reason to start a business: You've discovered a market need — a customer problem that begs to be solved — and have the passion and commitment to come up with a better solution than what's out there.

Many entrepreneurs struggle to launch and run just one company, which begs an obvious question: How does Winebaum do it?

The alleged chaos in the White House begs the question, are other American workplaces equally dysfunctional?