Sentences with phrase «cutting off all»

Investors continue to hammer Tesla, a day after founder Elon Musk dumbfounded some on Wall Street by cutting off what the billionaire called «boring, bonehead» questions about the electric car maker's finances during a conference call with stock analysts.

Bitcoin also benefited a bit from the controversy over PayPal (s ebay) cutting off the ability to send money to WikiLeaks, which for some raised red flags about one company's ability to impede the transfer of money.

Mozilla, the internet company behind Firefox, has reacted aggressively to the Facebook data scandal, including introduce new user protections and cutting off its advertising on the social media site.

Compounding the issue is strict government controls, especially the Venezuelan government cutting off access to US dollars.

In the face of blistering criticism from both Florida senators that the federal government was cutting off food and water supplies to Puerto Rico, federal management officials said Wednesday that they will continue...

Mr. Musk said on Twitter this week that the group of economic advisers planned to come to some sort of «consensus» on immigration, and to influence Mr. Trump by engaging directly with him rather than cutting off ties completely.

Facebook is also cutting off developers» access to user accounts if someone has not used their apps for three months or longer.

That's according to a Move court filing that sought to stop Trulia from obtaining a temporary restraining order preventing ListHub from cutting off listings to Trulia.com.

We all think about cutting it all off.

However, if it comes down to your loan payment or cutting off the cable (which I've already done, by the way), then maybe you need to get your priorities in order.

Musk's comments on the conference call with analysts were a major source of buzz, with the CEO taking heat for, among other things, cutting off two analysts who were asking questions during the call.

On the tiny island of Barbuda — where the hurricane first made landfall — cell towers snapped under the force of 185 - mile per hour winds, cutting off communication.

The whole net neutrality debate, in fact, started when Comcast was accused of cutting off access to P2P networks during peak usage.

Brockwell Bone says that in tough times, small trims make more sense than cutting off all marketing.

In what Facebook promises will be «many changes» in the coming months, the platform started by cutting off API access to Events, Groups, Pages, and Instagram for new developers.

Pick one to two problems every day that are important for you to dig into strategically and allot real time to them by cutting off your access to email, texts and social media notifications that seduce all of us out of the zone.

Cutting off cash flow devastated our account within a week.

Dr Hemal removed the placenta and tied off the umbilical cord with a surgical clamp and a shoestring before cutting it off with scissors.

There are definitely some «low - hanging fruit mechanisms» that platforms like Facebook and Google can use, boyd says, including cutting off the economic incentive for fake news by blocking certain sites from ad networks.

Cutting off a news outlet's access to your organization doesn't mean you stop communicating.

The GOP nominee won Ohio, Florida, and North Carolina, cutting off several paths for Clinton to win an Electoral College victory.

I mean talk about cutting off your nose to spite your face.»

On The Military Channel's «An Officer and a Movie,» Sajak later admitted to accidentally botching President Nixon's 1969 Christmas broadcast to the troops, cutting it off too early.

Ervin said cutting off light oil supplies through Trans Mountain would hurt Alberta - based Parkland Fuels Corp., which bought the 55,000 - barrel - per - day Burnaby refinery last year and has enjoyed good margins thanks to its access to low - cost Alberta feedstock.

Well, it would be just a drop in the bucket, but cutting off their tax - exempt status as a religious organization might mean a few more bucks in the federal coffers.

It needs a complete overhaul, because, as do many family relationships, it creates a blueprint for systemwide dysfunction, characterized by poor social skills, unprofessional behavior, bullying colleagues and inferiors until they become successful enough to bully others — or, if they decide to leave, cutting them off completely, disowning them like a son or daughter who's married the wrong person.

The BOE has come under pressure from bankers and financial lobbyists to fast - track licensing of European banks that want to continue doing business in London after Brexit to avoid cutting off customers and disrupting markets.

They can freeze it off, or tie a piece of string around the stalk, cutting off blood supply until it falls off, the NLM explains.

It's unlikely you'll see entrepreneurs cutting off their own noses to engage in face - spiting.

I'm talking both about accessing crucial company data as well as not cutting off the far more critical access to the personal and emotional feedback we all need from those we work with in order to succeed.

Also, cutting off work at a certain time.

On Thursday, videos emerged showing Turkish - backed rebels kicking the dead corpse of a female YPG fighter named Barin Kobani and discussing whether she was attractive after stripping off her clothes and cutting off her breasts.

Hamm favors the approach of cutting off Venezuelan oil exports to the U.S., as well as stopping U.S. light sweet crude exports to Venezuela, which uses that type of crude to blend it with its heavy crude oil before shipping it to international markets.

Essentially, even a small task like cutting off the engines a fraction of a second too late can make the missile go miles off course.

President Trump has taken multiple steps to roll back Obamacare, including by issuing executive orders that undermine its regulations and cutting off payments to health insurers.

But the first of many boycotts against Nike was followed by corporate efforts at reform, and the company now has a history of holding suppliers to account and cutting off those that don't measure up.

Everyone needs support, and if you don't invest in the help, you are cutting yourself off at the knees.

It doesn't have to be a rude process, but it does have to be ruthless in protecting the purpose of the meeting, moving things along, cutting off people who are off track or off message, and managing the outcome of the discussion in the time allotted.

We spoke with five social media and behavioral experts to get their tips on how you can kick your most pernicious social media habits if cutting yourself off completely isn't an option.

But is this shift cutting off the spigot of American invention?

Often you'll find that when you thought you were responding to your conversation partner, you were really cutting her off.

Eliminate vagueness and make it more achievable by stating it this way: During the month of August, I will lose five pounds by cutting off refined sugar, breads, and all fast food.

Gangwon remains directly effected by in South Korea's troubled history, with the Demilitarized Zone still cutting off the third of the province that lies in North Korea.

Often times, people forget to breathe properly, cutting off oxygen to their brain, and subsequently raising the anxiety levels.

Because by barring SNC - Lavalin for competing for contracts, just for the pure punitive joy of it, the government would also thereby be cutting itself off from a large, competent, Canadian engineering contractor.

But in engaging in such denunciation, the Canadian government might be cutting off its nose to spite its face, as the saying goes.

The policy was not met with much delight by bitcoin companies, and in August, more than 10 of them went so far as to leave the state of New York, either cutting off service to the state or packing up and relocating if they were headquartered there.

While Crowley was criticized by the GOP, Lehrer drew the ire of Obama and the Democratic party, who claimed the newsman allowed Romney free reign of the debate while regularly cutting off Obama.

But after nearly two decades cut off from the outside world, Buari is admittedly a Luddite.

Y Combinator president Sam Altman has responded, saying he doesn't plan to cut off ties with Thiel but that he disagrees — vehemently — with the influential investor.