Sentences with phrase «caught in the middle»

All the while, software developers who'd write apps for connected cars are caught in the middle.

As is often the case, the Government is busy pointing their finger at energy providers and energy providers are busy pointing their finger at the Government - but no one seems to be doing anything about it, and the people (and businesses) of South Australia are caught in the middle.

Once again, companies are finding themselves caught in the middle of political conflicts that they might have preferred to avoid.

«Kaspersky Lab does not have inappropriate ties to any government, including Russia, and the only conclusion seems to be that Kaspersky Lab is caught in the middle of a geopolitical fight,» he told the Journal.

Meanwhile, anyone buying or selling is caught in the middle.

Worst case, it can track deliveries on its own and not be caught in the middle when customers say they never received what they ordered.

If this is your company and you're caught in the middle of a minefield, your best option (short of quitting) for conflict management is to rise above it: Point out the specific behavior in question, don't personalize the issue (be objective), communicate assertively and state the facts, and document everything that goes on.

With Samsung Pay, users won't be caught in the middle of a spat between competing payment platforms as Apple is with the likes of CVS completely disabling NFC terminals.

Campbell Soup has been caught in the middle of the controversy.

The semiconductor giant is essentially caught in the middle of the current trade war between China and the United States, and Chinese regulators told Bloomberg News on Thursday that it is seeking unspecified additional concessions from Qualcomm before it clears the deal.

GRIFFETH: Well, strong consumer confidence lately has been helping car sales, but automakers do find themselves caught in the middle of tariff threats between the U.S. and China.

Herbalife, the company caught in the middle of a hedge fund dogfight, says it's doing just fine, thanks.

The company could now find itself caught in the middle of escalating tensions.

Opinion: Brad Wall's ban of Alberta vehicles on Saskatchewan's construction sites is a distraction — with businesses caught in the middle

Auto makers are finding themselves caught in the middle of tariff threats between the U.S. and China.

Once the contract is signed, and a conflict arises over the cost or choice of a treatment, the patient is the one often caught in the middle.

«Companies are definitely caught in the middle of this,» said Kenneth Jarrett, the president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai.

Many Christian families got caught in the middle of all that.

Elijah was coming off of a busy day, in which he had a life and death experience, prolonged physical activity, and was caught in the middle of political drama with a bounty on his head from an angry King.

The problem with your list is that if we take examples such as your first one, «European Colonization of Americas», it can viewed as a religious cause but with the growing trade battles at that time between European states we can say that it was a trade war that the native Americans got caught in the middle of.

The Native Americans got caught in the middle of a trade war?

And I think we underestimate the bridge builders, the ones caught in the middle with their arms outstretched.

It is not the job of parents to protect children from the truth, especially when they are caught in the middle of messy and painful circumstances in which one party has so clearly attempted to wrest control of the narrative to salvage his own reputation.

I do not want to diminish the importance of these things or the suffering of people caught in the middle.

Religious institutions may be caught in the middle of such changes: pro-Western religious orientations may suddenly become unpopular because of changes in trading alliances, peasants may turn to millenarian or folk religions to revitalize economically threatened communities, communist or nationalist movements among oppressed urban workers may strike out at traditional religious organizations, and so on.7

The convention felt caught in the middle.

«As bishops and defenders of the human rights and religious freedom of all, weare alarmed by the deteriorating situation of Christians and other religious minorities in Iraq... Christians in particular are caught in the middle of civil strife between Sunnis and Shiites... We are deeply impressed by the courage of many Christians who remain in the land of their birth.»

For those of us who feel caught in the middle, there's no longer any excuse to stay silent.

If you feel like you are caught in the middle of a downward spiral that is taking a toll on your mental, physical and emotional well - being, you can interpret the red flag as a green light to move onto something different.

And today, the Church is still caught in the middle of racial tension.

Indians who are also curators are caught in the middle, though they tend to oppose the legislation.

I may get into some trouble for saying this, but I don't care; we simply can't afford any more suicides or families caught in the middle: I think it's time for evangelicals to confront reality and move away from the «reparative therapy» approach, which seems to be doing far more harm than good.

Caught in the middle we face a spiritual perplexity without parallel in all history.

They are people caught in the middle of families, interpersonal conflicts, too many good intentions, and an overlong to - do list.

We catch ourselves in the middle of the day getting mighty hangry.

Vegans, try this with penne, and skip the cheese - the pesto will get caught in the middle of all the tubes and be delicious.

«The three - star market has been caught in the middle — being neither budget nor luxury — and has failed to reinvent itself sufficiently well to attract investor interest.

Caught in the middle, the Liver bird anxiously awaits its fate.

Except when I write «caught in the middle,» I mean more «understanding of both sides, but clearly more interested in what one side has to say.»

As you might have guessed, I'm caught in the middle.

Now i'm caught in the middle.....

I get caught in the middle of a fist fight.

The person who got caught in the middle of that strategy shift was you, at least in terms of starting, but the playoffs are different, and difficult decisions must be made.

So, here, Logan sort of got caught in the middle, a player who definitely had value but how much was that value worth?

Truth soon came to light that their President was wide off the mark — that they were actually caught in the middle of a grotesquely violent exchange going on in many parts of the world between an invisible terrorist network and a ubiquitous Superpower State, which controlled their President.

Gylfi Sigurdsson was trying to move in to the centre to influence proceedings and often got caught in the middle of the pitch.

Snap Shot: Group C looks to be an interesting mix of teams that has everything from the tournament favorite (Spain), a team playing their first EURO in 24 years (Ireland), and a side caught in the middle of major match fixing allegations (Italy).

His new side Barca have been licking their wounds recently after finding themselves caught in the middle of a wave of German footballing dominance but the Catalonian giants will be hoping the 21 year old Samba star can lead their quest to reclaim past glories and take the pressure off the heavily relied upon Leo Messi.

Why do Barcelona fans find themselves caught in the middle of a geopolitical standoff?

He's not afraid to make the tough catches in the middle of the field and possess the physical abilities to play anywhere you need him (X, Y, and Z).