Sentences with phrase «on the collision of»

Only God Forgives continually sports head - on collisions of arthouse and trash, pitting extended dream sequences against katana - uzi - weilding cops.

As the blogger and founder of Reel Talk Online, I write film reviews, news and features that bridge the gap between critical and audience response, and engage readers through honest, sometimes snarky commentary that explores core themes of film, with an emphasis on the collision of politics and entertainment.

There's the pitcher - batter duel of baseball's full count and the chaotic head - on collision of football's fourth - and - short.

Through aesthetically beautiful works and educational programming, the viewer reflects on the collision of consumer culture on the natural world.

Cao [Fei's] work often focuses on the collision of dreams and reality, specifically in modern - day China.

He currently focuses on the collision of art and politics.

But our favorite part of the workshop (amazingly enough) was conflict resolution; as a couple, we learned techniques to slow down that tricky area of disagreement in order to prevent the head - on collision of fighting.

Not exact matches

«We've been in a trade war for decades,» new U.S. commerce secretary Wilbur Ross told Bloomberg News recently, as he clarified why the U.S. is launching a radical series of trade negotiations that will include a head - on collision with China and ripping up NAFTA.

These «crumple zones,» inspired by and named after the parts of a car meant to crush on impact to reduce the force of a crash, allow it to absorb some of the energy of a collision.

These «little» leaders who are drinking their own Kool - Aid and who think you can fool all of the people at least some of the time (while you're trying to figure things out) are on their way to a rude awakening and an abrupt collision.

In the U.S., a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration investigation into the 2016 death of Tesla driver Joshua Brown concluded that his over-reliance on Autopilot contributed to his car's collision with a tractor - trailer.

As one of the most vocal Senate proponents for net neutrality, the consumer protection that compels internet service providers to ensure equal access to all websites, Franken is already on a collision course with the new administration.

Others worry that legalisation will put Canada on a collision path with the administration of Donald Trump.

Earlier this year, the collision of politics and corporate activism also played out when #DeleteUber started trending on social media.

Mobileye N.V., whose collision - avoidance technology has been adopted in cars made by the likes of BMW AG and General Motors Co., said on Sunday it had raised money from five investors that valued its equity at $ 1.5 billion, highlighting the market potential for driver - assistance systems.

It would seem to be offsetting safety gains from other technologies, including not just new automatic collision avoidance systems, but even now taken - for - granted features like anti-lock brakes, which are equipped on a greater percentage of the U.S. fleet with each passing year.

But Eisen tells Fortune that several lawyers, including those who are part of the Republican party, are «worried about this unprecedented blurring of lines» and President - elect Trump should «expect massive litigation if he proceeds on this collision course.»

But political strategists and privacy advocates agreed that Mercer's parallel funding channels, combined with concerns over the surreptitious, commodified Facebook data — reported here for the first time — represented an intensified collision of billionaire financing and digital targeting on the campaign trail.

Most recently Kris spoke at the Collision Conference in New Orleans, LA where he joined friends, business partners, and former NFL Player Larry English and NBA Player Obinna Ekezie on the topic of leveraging social influencer and careers in professional sports to build and invest in technology companies.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29 / CSRwire / - The collision of technology, business, politics, and culturewith a spotlight on the shifting compact between business and societytakes center stage at NewCo Shift Forum, February 26 - 28th, 2018 at the St. Regis Hotel, San Francisco.

In the world of energy investing right now, two visions of the future are on a collision course.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1, 2018 / PRNewswire / — On Tuesday, M12, Microsoft Corp.'s venture fund (formerly known as Microsoft Ventures), announced at Collision Conference the four winners of its global startup competition, Innovate.AI: Envisagenics, Hazy, ZenCity and Voiceitt.

While Wang's speech is not a blueprint for intense geostrategic rivalry with Washington, its emphasis on reform of global economic governance in the four major areas of finance, trade and investment, energy, and development could put Beijing on a collision course with the Trump presidency.

And some of Trump's friends fear that the short - tempered president is on an inevitable collision course with White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly.

PARKLAND, Fla. (AP)-- Student survivors of the deadly Florida school shooting who hope to become the face of a revived gun control movement are on a potential collision course with President Donald Trump.

When I walked through Downtown with Hsieh, who brings the collision with him by typically traveling with a posse of 10 or so people, Hsieh told me he wants to «institutionalize return on luck,» and to emphasize «collisions over convenience.»

In part four of our five - part series, Gary Bronstein from Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton offers his observations on the tepid M&A market and the collision of technology and deposit trends.

Instead of the world on a collision course of fighting over the last drop of oil, now it seems that we have turned the world upside down and now we are seeing predictions that oil demand will peak.

The Volvo S90 2017 model banners its «moose detector,» a trio of radar, camera and software aimed at identifying large animals on the road and avoiding situations such as car - deer collisions.

By focusing on the safety of passengers, Tesla vehicles have avoided vehicle collisions that could have led to critical injuries and deaths, by extension, causing traffic.

In August, David Drummond, a longtime Alphabet executive who was instrumental in GV's $ 250 million investment in Uber in 2013, stepped down from his seat on Uber's board of directors as it became increasingly clear the two companies were on a collision course.

The incident revived memories of a 2016 crash when the occupant of a Tesla running on Autopilot in Florida was killed in a collision with a truck the system apparently had not spotted.

(CNN)-- A cop arrived at the roadside wreckage of a June 1968 head - on collision in southern France, took one quick look at the Citroën's unresponsive driver and, according to one of the driver's friends, scrawled into the young man's American passport, «Il est mort» - «He is dead.»

@Vic: «but I can tell you that things like the Big Bang, the Multiverse, etc. are theories at best, and the Theory of General Relativity and Quantum Mechanics are in a direct collision course when it comes to the Black Holes, and Gravity is the show stopper for a Unified Field Theory, and so on and so forth.»

(CNN)-- A cop arrived at the roadside wreckage of a June 1968 head - on collision in southern France, took one quick look at the Citroën's unresponsive driver and scrawled into the young man's American passport, «Il est mort» - «He is dead.»

It appears to be on a collision course with the best of our liberal values.

Only my realisation in that year that the whole human race was on a collision course with disaster shook me out of this dualism and forced me to rethink my theology in light of this most inclusive question of human destiny.

Instead, it gives us a poetic picture of the head - on collision between the facts of life and the belief that suffering is a punishment from God.

Whyte discovered that pedestrians walking on busy sidewalks have a natural way of avoiding collisions with one another.

If you look at specific events, like surviving a car crash, there are examples of people surviving incredible head - on collisions.

If this is the way we define religion, then we can see that television and religion are on a kind of collision course in American culture.

I was told (No idea if it is true) of a family of five, that was involved in a head on collision with an 18 wheeler at 70 mph.

I believe that I am here as a lucky accident of molecular collisions, and when I die, our molecules will go on to collide again and make something else.

You mention global myths of a great flood as supporting evidence, but even the article only states,» [a] lmost every culture has a legend about a great flood, and — with a little reading between the lines — many of them mention something like a comet on a collision course with Earth just before the disaster.»

When the question of competing worldviews is reduced to a benign collision of rational interests, the granting or withholding of consent becomes an innocuous affair largely carried on by thoroughly subdued beings; at the very least, this picture overlooks that consent can be given lovingly or begrudgingly.

Not since the Presbyterian sprinter Eric Liddell refused to compete on a Sunday in the 1924 Paris Olympics had the collision of religious conviction with professional obligation sparked such fireworks.

Awakening to the fact that human activity overall was on a collision course with the capacity of the Earth to support human civilization was a terrible jolt.

When the simple message has a head - on collision with a snarled human problem, the irrelevance of such sermons is evident.

It is in marriage that the collision of love and lust can be most dramatic, with so much depending on its outcome.

Only later did it become progressively clear that the modern way of thinking was on a collision course with some of the traditional Christian dogmas, now being stoutly defended by fundamentalism.