Sentences with phrase «happy with uncertainty»

Stock markets will never be happy with uncertainty, and you might wish to put your portfolio in a medically induced coma for the duration.

Not exact matches

Through the magic of Pixar animation we enter the «Inside Out» world of 11 - year - old Riley as she learns to navigate the changes and uncertainty that come with being uprooted from her happy and stable life in Minnesota and transplanted to a new life in San Francisco.

Even though investors seem happy with the decision, the uncertainty of a CEO transition could bring additional pressure, said William Blair & Co. analyst Sharon Zackfia.

I'm happy to look for an answer without finding one, and I'm comfortable with uncertainty.

Though, with the changes proposed for next year, I believe the majority of fans will be happy as squads will be settled prior to the season commencing; fans will know the score and speculation and uncertainty about their star players will lessen.

It reflects the anxieties and uncertainties of an American electorate who aren't happy with what they've got but also aren't sure about the alternatives.

With Justice League failing at the box office and much uncertainty about the direction of the DC universe, DC fans haven't exactly had as happy a time as those of rivals Marvel.

While we've been generally happy with the new direction we set for our portfolio, there are a lot of uncertainties ahead.

Boris (# 121) points out that contrarians are more than happy to accept the trends calculated for a few distant planets if it obscures the cause of the trends seen on Earth — even though the data which we have on those trends have a great deal more uncertainty associated with them (see Nicholar L's # 88), and as an explanation in terms of solar variability is not credible (ibid.)

Worse, you're again happy to engage in the lie of conflating uncertainty within an issue with uncertainty on the issue's reality.

I'm not entirely happy with the way uncertainties are presented by IPCC.

I'm less happy with my understanding of how it happens that those oscillations also have some «fine structure» that manifests itself in bands of closely spaced narrow lines; that have some intrinsic line width that is a result of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, and the lifetimes of the excited states that lead to those intrinsic line widths.

For example, we've all probably dealt with the uncertainty of a first date in which we are trying to decipher whether our date is actually interested in us or if he or she is simply putting on a happy face to avoid hurting our feelings.

It makes us flexible, adaptive, creative, able to deal with uncertainty, better able to get along with each other, more intimate, healthier, and happier.