Sentences with phrase «overreactions from»

Her email triggered wild, emotional overreactions from the students with whom she empathized; she quietly left the university within the year.

Bad luck and overreactions from referees certainly play their roles and let me tell you my brethren we have been really unlucky with many bad decisions went against us from the start of the season.

The first week of NFL action is in the books and, as we explained in our most contrarian betting article for ESPN, that has historically created value based on overreactions from the betting public.

U.S. Silica's management team has gone on the record saying that the recent expansion of frack sand production isn't an overreaction from sand producers, but is needed to meet anticipated demand.

So began a lot of planning on how we were going to tie things up, and tempering the overreaction from Halo 2.

The vast majority of analysts perceive the major drop in bitcoin price as a result of the nationwide ban on Chinese bitcoin exchanges as an overreaction from traders.

Not exact matches

China was up on hopes for a quick start to the Shanghai - Hong Kong exchange link, although some said it was an overreaction to an old story, while Japan's Nikkei soared after a blowout $ 12 billion IPO from Japan Post Holdings.

More from the CFO Council: Trump's tariff proposal, trade war will be bad for both US and China: CNBC Survey Companies are taking action on gun control because politicians won't: CNBC Survey There's been an «overreaction» in Thai stocks to trade - war risks, says exchange executive

Bad market timing derived from overreaction to past stock market returns (individual option traders seem especially prone to overreact) and high trading costs are probable drivers of this poor performance.

Also, so much for the «OMG, Teddy has taken down ALL of his Vikings content from Twitter» overreaction that's been going on lately.

Bettors on the other side sensed an overreaction, and in less than 10 minutes the line moved back down from -5.5 to -4.

Based on my research from earlier this summer, that seems like an overreaction by the books.

Contrarian bettors can easily capitalize one market overreactions by fading the public, but that's an especially profitable strategy in heavily bet games with limited involvement from sharp bettors.

One big overreaction in my mind is Russell Wilson moving from 40/1 to 10/1 after the Seahawks 46 - 18 win over the Colts — a game in which he threw two picks.

I imagine the overreaction to some of his performances came as a shock to him and the constant criticism from fans weighed heavily on his mind.

Whether you've threatened to throw away all your child's toys, or you told him he can never go out with his friends again, the way you recover from your overreaction is important.

WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Rep. Claudia Tenney says she supports President Donald Trump's decision to temporarily block U.S. entry to immigrants from seven Muslim nations and refugees from around the world, and views mass protests this weekend as an overreaction to his executive order.

And while fear often seems to lead to overreactions, this makes sense when you consider the dangers facing prehistoric humans, says Daniel Nettle from Newcastle University, UK.

Liver transplantation is often necessary to save the lives of patients who have severe liver damage that results from acute overreaction of the immune system.

In fact, radicalization scholars have found that some extremist groups actively seek out harsh penalties from criminal justice agencies and governments, in an effort to exploit perceived overreactions for a public relations advantage that also aids their recruitment efforts.

It's clear that your gut microbiome plays a big role in how your immune system handles true threats like harmful bacteria or viruses — but we now know that a lack of enough beneficial bacteria in the gut can contribute to the immune system's inability to distinguish friend from foe, leading to the dreaded immune system overreactions known as allergies.

Was their overreaction warranted, given the stress they were under from the day - to - day rigors of patrolling the streets of a village where they were treated as invading enemies?

«It is a baffling overreaction: to move from legitimate criticism of mindless rote learning to the complete denial of any kind of teacher - led activity.

The potential for wider market disruption seems fairly muted, perhaps stemming only from investor overreaction to headlines.

Similarly, New York advisor Erika Safran characterizes the mass outflows from Pimco as an overreaction.

Book value has received plenty of attention from researchers in academia and industry, starting with Roger Ibbotson's Decile Portfolios of the New York Stock Exchange, 1967 — 1984 (1986) and Werner F.M. DeBondt and Richard H. Thaler's Further Evidence on Investor Overreaction and Stock Market Seasonality (1987).

An important side note, I read a handful of reviews from other sites, specifically Destructoid, so when Jim Sterling gave his impressions of Mario Kart 7, effectively waggling a disapproving finger and deciding it was underwhelming, my first and only reaction was overreaction, claiming, «Well he just doesn't like the series!

The frenzy surrounding The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is a whole new level of fan overreaction, and this is coming from someone who's seen what happens when you say Uncharted isn't perfect.

I'm impressed from the graphs because not only does the result reflect The Pause, but it also fixes the multiple volcanic overreactions of the unmodified model.

Some teenagers shared that their «main risks of parental discovery were embarrassment (for both parents and young people) and «overreaction» from adults who feared the photo had been shared.

«There's been a pendulum swing from very loose standards which led to the housing boom to unnecessarily restrictive practices as an overreaction to the housing correction — this overreaction is clearly holding back the recovery.»