Sentences with phrase «of the worst outcomes of»

One of the worst outcomes of the 5 paragraph approach is that it pounds the voice out of the text, even for the better writers.

Provides that physicians can not be held liable for punitive damages because of the bad outcome of a prescription medication as long as it was administered in compliance with current FDA protocols.

Not exact matches

Earlier research has found that your zip code is one of the strongest indicators of your health, and that regions with more economic inequality have higher rates of chronic illness and worse medical outcomes.

A warning letter is pretty much the worst possible outcome, because it could conceivably shut down part or all of the company's operations.

Consider, if you will: of all the punishments (or more neutrally, all the bad outcomes) that could befall a sexist buffoon, which one do you think is most fitting?

Then determine what you will do if you are unable to prevent one of those «worst possible outcomes.»

That lack of funding creates several outcomes, a few of which are particularly bad:

Then determine what you could do to prevent each of those worst possible outcomes.

Most of the time, the potential outcome isn't nearly as bad as our fear leads us to believe.

But by agreeing to do something they might not like or might not believe in, they run the risk of either being good at something they don't like to do, or not doing well because they are unhappy — both of which are bad outcomes.

When that sense of helplessness rolls down hill, bad outcomes are the result.

The first question reminds you that on the spectrum of bad outcomes, not succeeding in a creative project is on the (very) low end of the seriousness scale.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk referenced the action movies as a way of illustrating his fears about the worst possible outcomes of development of AI technology.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as of Thursday has begun monitoring any bad outcomes that come from women who were infected with Zika during the time they were pregnant.

In the event that you are able to demonstrate that the costs of Arbitration will be prohibitive as compared to the costs of litigation, NBCUniversal will pay as much of your filing and hearing fees in connection with the Arbitration as the Arbitrator deems necessary to prevent the arbitration from being cost - prohibitive, regardless of the outcome of the Arbitration, unless the Arbitrator determines that your claim (s) were frivolous or asserted in bad faith;

He noted that the more a state spends, the worse its health outcomes are; the U.S, which spends 18 % of its GDP and more than any other nation, has similarly poor results.

The way you conduct yourself when the tough questions come flying from all directions can determine the outcome of your pitch, for better or worse.

«Whether it's North Korea, whether it's trade, there are a number of issues that people don't want to focus on because the outcome would be really bad.»

Bad leverage results in one person winning and the others losing — typically a consequence of working with bad people — whereas in good leverage situations, all parties can benefit from the outcome of the transaction or deBad leverage results in one person winning and the others losing — typically a consequence of working with bad people — whereas in good leverage situations, all parties can benefit from the outcome of the transaction or debad people — whereas in good leverage situations, all parties can benefit from the outcome of the transaction or deal.

Of course, a takeover offer for Herbalife would be one of the worst possible outcomes for Ackman, as it would likely send the company's stock price through the roof, adding to his losseOf course, a takeover offer for Herbalife would be one of the worst possible outcomes for Ackman, as it would likely send the company's stock price through the roof, adding to his losseof the worst possible outcomes for Ackman, as it would likely send the company's stock price through the roof, adding to his losses.

Conversely, if you manufacture excuses or try to lie your way out of it, you'll feel bad about yourself and the outcome will be less desirable.

Meanwhile, researchers have also cast doubt on the long - term efficacy of «forced fun» at work, finding that required levity can lead to an array of bad outcomes such as burnout among employees, and that these cheerful work cultures often serve to distract workers from excessive control or poor conditions elsewhere in the business.

As Dan Mangan reports for CNBC, «despite spending well in excess of the rate of any other of those countries in 2013, the United States achieved worse outcomes when it comes to rates of chronic conditions, obesity and infant mortality.»

Webb says she has plenty of entrepreneurial friends who fear a similar, or worse, outcome.

Once you've accepted what the worst possible outcome of a situation could be, then you can actually start thinking about how you actually might create a better outcome.

«While not all negative divergences lead to negative outcomes, we are seeing enough of them to warrant some caution as we enter the worst part of the calendar.»

After you know what kind of issue you're facing, figure out what the worst possible outcome could be resulting from it.

The worst of all wealth - defeating habits Are you an opportunity thinker — or are you guilty of outcome thinking?

I'd be curious to see some similar numbers and example trajectories of best - case and worst - case scenarios on long - term outcomes, compared to a more conservative approach.

Wall Street clawed back the worst of its losses by the end of the day, while Treasuries advanced amid uncertainties about the outcome of US - China...

The outpouring of almost comically muddled explanations of and forecasts for the Chinese growth miracle has been an especially egregious example of the way well - intentioned economic analysis has led to, or at least encouraged, worse outcomes.

An IMF report leaked to Reuters shows that Greece's public debt is likely to peak at 200 % of its national income within the next two years, with the risk that the actual outcome could be even worse.

But this is not true and this failure of understanding is unfortunate, because it can lead to bad policy outcomes for both current and future generations.

It is a lesson of human experience whether the issue is playground bullying, Enron or Europe in the 1930s that the worst outcomes occur when good people find reasons to accommodate themselves to what they know is wrong.

When even energy - friendly bodies such as the International Energy Agency say the world needs to act now if we're to avoid the worst outcomes of what climate change has to offer the planet, then Canada should realize it can ill afford to stick its head in the sand any longer.

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That divergence is a natural outcome of an oil shock which is bad for Canada and positive for the U.S. economy.

Hey Sam, Sort of similar situation but with worse outcome.

Our bottom line is that the worst - case outcomes look unlikely in France — and European equities remain one of our favored asset classes globally.

Ability of one class of society to insulate themselves from the immediate effects of bad outcomes and pass it on to others is a core cause of long term societal collapse.

In my case, I'm heavily influenced by Charlie Munger's warning that the worst outcomes are the result of jealousy that accompanies «seeing other people get richer faster than you.»

Being rich or poor is a worse predictor of test outcomes in Canada than in almost any other country.

In the process, one of the worst possible outcomes is to close the contract on a new property and then discover that some major issue afflicts the same location.

The color - coded graphic gives you a good idea of what the odds are of good and bad outcomes for up to four investing strategies at a time.

«We believe the worst result for ESPR would be success of the remaining CETP inhibitor anacetrapib, as this would be a significant competitor, could set the bar higher for outcomes results, and make the FDA even more likely to require outcomes data for bempedoic acid in our view, because there would be lower unmet need,» the analyst wrote.

Bill Hester notes that going back as far as Depression era data, that same behavior coupled with a rich Shiller P / E (anything above the mid-teens) and a preponderance of daily declines in recent data (say down 11 days out of 14) has preceded even worse outcomes - particularly in the context of a weak economic backdrop.

This uniformity of bad outcomes is why I keep using the word «warning» lately.

Hamlet complained that too much hesitation in the face of uncertain outcomes is bad because «the native hue of resolution is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought... and enterprises of great pith and moment... lose the name of action.»

So, it's my worst mistake in terms of process rather than outcome.

Poverty is a perfect and accurate predictor of bad health, early hospital entry and longer stays, substance abuse, family violence and poor educational outcomes.