Sentences with phrase «on bad news at»

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Emily Hall had just arrived at the research center on Summerland Key, a tiny barrier island 40 miles off the southern tip of mainland Florida, when she got the bad news.

Based on today's decisions at least, Siegel will not have to do what she most dislikes about her job: Delivering bad, sometimes crushing, news to a rejected applicant.

The bad news is that «you're on the radar» for competitors that want to replicate your success, says Becky Reuber, a professor at the Rotman School of Management.

In the meantime, employees will consider any share grants they've received, look at the bad news and difficult path going forward, and decide whether it's time for a change on their part, if not the company's.

While sites like Google, Twitter, and Facebook spent much of 2017 combatting the spread of fake news on their platforms, it was ineffective at the worst possible time: after the deadly mass shooting in Las Vegas in October.

Andrew Policano, dean of The Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California, Irvine, shares his thoughts on news — good and bad — in the economy.

So while there is no doubt that Sanders» plan of putting a cap on the size of any given bank (perhaps tied to a firm's assets as a percentage of GDP) would be bad for those at the top, it might not spell bad news for the industry as a whole.

Brune later told reporters, «You know the news is bad when it's buried at 4 p.m. on a Friday afternoon.»

But one day later, he doubled down on his initial response, declaring furiously at a news conference on Tuesday: «You had a group on one side that was bad.

The 3D printing industry is at an interesting point, with both good and bad news coming out on a regular basis.

Ron also looks at Markel, and why the double - edged sword of a rising interest rate environment will hold more good news for the company than bad, and he closes by telling investors why PotashCorp (NYSE: POT) and Titan International (NYSE: TWI) are two companies he has as interesting stocks on his radar today.

 The Harper government's decision last year to write off every penny of the auto aid and thus build it all into last year's deficit calculation (which I questioned at the time as curious and even misleading) has already been proven wrong. Since the money was already «written off» by Ottawa as a loss (on grounds that they had little confidence it would be repaid — contradicting their own assurances at the same time that it was an «investment,» not a bail - out), any repayment will come as a gain that can be recorded in the budget on the revenue side. Jim Flaherty has learned from past Finance Ministers (especially Paul Martin) that it's always politically better to make the budget situation look worse than it is (even when the bottom has fallen out of the balance), thus positioning yourself to triumphantly announce «surprising good news» (due, no doubt, to «careful fiscal management») down the road. The auto package could thus generate as much as $ 10 billion in «surprising good news» for Ottawa in the years to come (depending on the ultimate worth of the public equity share).

No one laughs at God in a hospital No one laughs at God in a war No one's laughing at God When they're starving or freezing or so very poor No one laughs at God When the doctor calls after some routine tests No one's laughing at God When it's gotten real late And their kid's not back from the party yet No one laughs at God When their airplane start to uncontrollably shake No one's laughing at God When they see the one they love, hand in hand with someone else And they hope that they're mistaken No one laughs at God When the cops knock on their door And they say we got some bad news, sir No one's laughing at God When there's a famine or fire or flood

Here is my read on journalists who work at liberal - leaning - but - not - explicitly - liberal news outlets: they want Obama to win very badly, but they also want to feel like they are doing their jobs of providing «news.»

The bad news for believers, if there is any, is surely the failure of the more sober scholars to reach a consensus on the historical Jesus: if they agree on anything at all, it is that the Gospels can not be taken for historical or biographical accounts of what the Jesus of history said, did and suffered.

Having done so, they might be less likely than they now are to dismiss conservative fears on the subject as paranoid imaginings or instances of a know - nothing inclination to «blame the messenger» for bad news — as if journalistic «bad news» were not, at least in part, an artifact constructed of the subjective interpretations of the message - bearer.

By Patrick Holian As I arrived at the Flamingo Airport on the southern Caribbean island of Bonaire, I received some bad news.

As I arrived at the Flamingo Airport on the southern Caribbean island of Bonaire, I received some bad news.

The good news (or maybe bad news, depending on how you look at it!)

The good news is that it's incredibly easy to make so you can have dinner on the table in no time at all, but at the same time, the bad news is that it's super easy to make.

So now we move to our first game in December on Saturday at West Ham, and Le Prof is full of bad news in the press conference.

The news will surely go down badly with Arsenal fans who will see the club miss out on another long - time target, and with question marks still hanging over Wenger's future at the Emirates, they will want to see some serious moves made in the summer to ensure that they're competing for major honours next season.

And Arsene Wenger has been handed some more bad news on the injury front that could cause us a big problem at the weekend.

The bad news is that Kane is now well and truly over his early season struggles in front of goal and has scored four times in his last two Premier League games and got their Europa League opener last night, Hopefully Laurent Koscielny will pass his fitness test because we will need to be at our defensive best on Sunday to cope with the danger of Kane.

That's bad news for a team that still must play two games at the Meadowlands, on Sunday against the Giants and on Dec. 14 against the Jets.

We are always advising customers to buy on bad news and sell on good, and this may represent a unique opportunity to take the Clippers while their value is at a low point.

We highly recommend buying on bad news to capitalize on overreactions and, since 2004, NBA teams coming off a loss have gone 7,788 - 7,606 ATS (50.6 %).

The bad news is that I'm coughing regularly and probably starting the chest cold that has had my wife in bed all weekend (and, no, in her current condition she is NOT hot...) Airborne zinc lozenges, and vitamin C are already on board and will alternate with the brewskis for at least the next several couple of days (then back to work on Wednesday, I hope...) My favorite line from Animal House is definitely in order...

At Sports Insights, we always recommend buying on bad news and selling on good news to capitalize on public perception.

At Sports Insights we encourage readers to buy on bad news and sell on good news as part of our contrarian strategy.

It is certainly a welcome relief from our usual bad news on the injury front as Mikel Arteta (calf), Jack Wilshere (ankle), Aaron Ramsey (hamstring) and Laurent Koscielny (thigh) are all still unavailable, but at least Mesut Ozil has finally returned to training.....

There was some bad news for Arsenal on the injury front today, with both Jack Wilshere and Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain not due to be available until after the international break at the earliest, so they won't be able to help us in the Premier League against West Ham or Newcastle and will play no part in trying to overturn the Champions League defeat in Monaco.

That's bad news for teams who can't offer bonuses of more than $ 300,000 at present due to previous overages — like the one that got the Red Sox Moncada, or the Yankees» buying in bulk, and so on — but if he waits until after his 23rd birthday in October to sign, he'll be a standard free agent, as well.

Felix Wiedwald will get the start at goalkeeper, for better or worse, and with the news that Sunderland might be interested in Andy Lonergan, this might be the last time we'll see Lonergan sit on the bench for Leeds this time around.

On June 6 of 2017, Arsenal completed their 1st summer signing of 2017 by securing the services of the 20 year old Bosnian left - back SeadKolasinac and this is bad news for Kieran Gibbs as his influence at the Emirates Stadium will probably be diminished further than it already is.

The bad news continues to pile on for Alessio Cerci after his night out at the casino has cost him a...

The Bad News about Divorce and Children Is Worse than We Thought, but the Good News Is Better than We Thought William V. Fabricius Department of Psychology Arizona State University First draft of a paper to be presented at Senator Anne C. Cools Roundtable on Family Dynamics Senate of Canada May 6 — 8, 2011

Commenting on the survey, Noble Francis, Economics Director at the Construction Products Association said: «Construction output weakened in Q3 and order levels were depressed across the board which is bad news for the industry.

For instance, while 8 - 9 AM is a great time for radio, particularly on stations like WTOP news, the same period is bad for internet advertising, since most staff aren't at their desks yet.

General News of Saturday, 12 May 2018 Source: ghananewsagency.org Several areas leading to the lorry station at Sekondi Komfoase were flooded The almost 12 - hours of heavy rains within the Sekondi / Takoradi Metropolis and the environs on Friday exposed the bad drainage systems and yawning potholes on some stretches of the roads.

At 9:30 a.m., NYC Public Advocate Tish James holds a news conference before touring two apartment buildings included in her office's list titled «The 100 Worst Landlords in New York City» released Wednesday, Oct. 8, as part of her series of «six month check - in» visits to properties on the list, 14 E. 125th St., Manhattan.

EAT BEAT — «Whole Foods chain faces NYC probe after investigators found «worst case of overcharges,»» by News» Sarah Ryley and Reuven Blau: «The city has launched a probe of Whole Foods Markets after investigators nabbed the upscale food purveyor for routinely overcharging customers on groceries during dozens of inspections dating back to at least 2010... The most recent spate of violations came during a sting operation the Department of Consumer Affairs conducted in the fall that specifically checked the accuracy of the weight marked on pre-packaged products.

That total is up sharply from 46 per cent, and suggests that Party members have been impressed by a better run of news from the Government and a worse from Labour - whose fortunes we look at in a special series on LeftWatch this week, which opens with Christian Guy's excellent piece today.

At a meeting Thursday with the Daily News editorial board, Cuomo said of Silver's arrest: «Obviously it's bad for the speaker, but it's also a bad reflection on government, and it adds to the negativity.»

On top of this bad news, infrastructure work declined in Q3, which is extremely concerning given the number of recent announcements from government aimed at stimulating infrastructure activity.»

While far from being bad news, the announcements around Eric Pickles» «troubled families» scheme are likely to receive rather less scrutiny than they would in a week where the Westminster village isn't fascinated by goings - on at the Leveson Inquiry.

Making matters worse, Christie was asked at a news conference whether he got any sun on Sunday.

Among the first on the scene, Elizabeth Benjamin at the Daily News was careful to report no more than what she knew, that «a major newspaper is about to drop a bombshell story about his personal life that will be far worse than his acknowledged extramarital affair.»

«Our finding that news reporting on obesity as a public health crisis brought on by bad personal choices can worsen anti-fat prejudice and increase people's willingness to charge obese men and women more for insurance» said David Frederick, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology at Chapman University and lead author on the study.

This surprise conclusion emerges from a new look at the likelihood of binary craters forming on Earth, and could spell bad news for those hoping to protect our world from future catastrophic collisions.