Sentences with phrase «on side of»

Beware what you hear about companies where an activist is on both side of the deal.

Most colleges have seen no downside to erring on the side of accessibility and letting millions drop out without a degree.

The buzz cut can err on the side of basic.

Policymakers should not respond to every financial event, but they should respond aggressively to potential crises — and the greater the uncertainty, the more policymakers should err on the side of a bigger response.

In urban areas, lack of vacant plots of land is driving more and more urban farmers to produce food upwards on the side of buildings rather than outwards.

If reps are allowed to qualify as they see fit, then they will always err on the side of more opportunities to close.

«I lean on the side of Frank,» he said.

It is true that Canada for many years did all it could to be on the side of the angels.

Founders typically don't appreciate the incentive structure on the side of the fund, which is based on the size and the dynamics of that fund.

«We have to dispatch another bus, and we have to literally remove those kids on the side of the road from one vehicle to another.

For starters, there is no strong body of support on either side of the political fence in the U.S. (or globally for that matter) for the sort of trade war that is being whipped up around U.S. President Donald Trump's tweets and policy outpourings.

From our founding in 1993, The Motley Fool has been fighting on the side of the individual investor.

What's more, for all its bubble - era laxity the Fed has erred on the side of being too tight more recently than 1937.

«[That] would have absolutely left the bus on the side of the road with elementary school kids aboard.»

To do this without opening the system requires shorting out a certain pin on the right Joy - Con connector (the bit on the side of the system where the Joy - Con clicks into place).

While «garbage patch» might make you think of something you pass by on the side of the road, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is less like a patch and more like a massive swirling vortex more than three times the size of Spain and more than twice the size of Turkey or Texas.

But when it comes to something sensitive — such as systemic disillusionment and fear — it's probably best to err on the side of caution.

Just moments after leaving Sallyport's compound, they saw a small four - door sedan parked on the side of the road ahead, its hood raised.

The main reasons the business community should stand on the side of clean energy innovation are that it will, in the long run, save companies money, provide better energy security, reduce healthcare costs, and reduce costs associated with having to adapt to a warmer climate.

Over on the side of the room, there are several rows of tables where the music analysts sit.

In 1933, the first Kellogg's Rice Krispies cereal mascot, a gnome wearing a baker's hat and carrying a spoon, was born on the side of the box.

Market data is one of the touchiest subjects in the industry, and we're on the side of the industry.

«But if the person to whom you're writing is a business colleague or a client, err on the side of politeness.

I always err on the side of over-thanking.

Let's say you are holding a match and that you gently touch it to the striking strip on the side of the match box.

«If I was going to make an error, I wanted to err on the side of counting too many people,» Nowrasteh said.

Surgeons connect an artery and a vein on either side of the uterus to connect it to the recipient's blood supply.

Blockchains eliminate the risk of having a middleman who defrauds someone on either side of the transaction or who takes the money and runs.

«So we haven't cracked that here yet, but it takes time and resources, and we think our scholarship program will contribute to getting somebody on the side of a building hopefully.»

«These are intricate networks of distribution that include Americans on this side of the border that are part of their network,» Rubio said during an event at the American Enterprise Institute.

«If you look at places like South Korea, where eSports are the pioneer markets, you've got guys on the side of buildings just like [Michael] Jordan on the side of buildings in Chicago,» Mistry says.

If you don't have a fear of heights, you should stay in this transparent pod, one of three suspended on the side of an Andean cliff.

«I feel we're really doing a lot on that side of things,» he says.

The device is made out of (BPA - free) plastic, so if you plan to use it for tea as well as coffee you might err on the side of glass brewers.

And then he leaned across the table and said, «Not just kill a man» — and he raised his hands right on either side of my head — «but with my bare hands.

Digital Signage Whether in your offices or on the road on the side of a truck, taking your message to the masses has becomes so much easier.

By acknowledging inappropriate behavior on the part of your employees, you position yourself on the side of the customer.

For the sake of America's workers and our nation's economy, we hope he will come down on the side of working people next time.

The Joy - Con controllers can also be attached on either side of the console for the handheld mode.

-- and to err on the side of mercy.

Just like car fuel, if you don't have the right company culture in place, you can find yourself broken - down on the side of the road.

Long story short: There was a bulge on the side of a eucalyptus tree that looked strangely like a moose head.

While Apple claimed that the hack was not an issue on the side of Apple or iCloud, the perception of the public was still damaged and understandably shaken.

You just have to always be honest with yourself and be prepared to make the necessary improvements, whether you're broken down on the side of the road, or merely looking to speed up the journey to your ultimate goal.

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), in a rare split within government over such issues, has filed its own brief with the court on the side of gay rights in the workplace.

Huawei is a Chinese electronics company, relatively unknown on this side of the Pacific but turning out an increasingly impressive line of products, including the latest generation of Google Nexus phones.

Scalia was known for erring on the side of even the most unpopular suspects (he once referred to himself as «the darling of the criminal defense bar»).

Among that chorus of voices, Lael Brainard, a former Obama administration official and since June 2014 a Fed governor, has become a central figure in shaping the image of a Fed that errs on the side of caution when interpreting data and events.

A panel of experts at the Plaza will provide play - by - play commentary on etiquette, the royal family and whatever else needs explicating on this side of the pond.

If you lead a team on either side of the fence, you can reach across that boundary by building relationships, scheduling cross-team meetings, and identifying projects that would be made better by working together.