Sentences with phrase «reaction to the news»

, Conservative members took a range of considered and serious positions in reaction to news of the scandal.

High market liquidity means that currency prices can change very quickly in reaction to the news as well as short - term events.

And our good reaction to the news allows us to deepen our relationships with the people we care about.

It is not hard to imagine the common sense reaction to the news that a distinguished historian had attempted to cover the history of human suffering in a little over two hundred pages.

Here are some of the greatest reactions to the news.

My general reaction to this news is pretty underwhelming.

While small price changes do happen, it's just a short - lived reaction to the news.

These global concerns didn't change during 2012, but the market's reaction to the news changed.

This would probably require capacity expansion and new shareholder funding, but I think that would be more than offset by positive investor reaction to the news and growth prospects.

If you are genuinely worried about your manager having a bad reaction to the news, you can skip this step and go straight to the letter, or go through your HR department.

The price of public stocks change instantly in reaction to news that is perceived to affect the future value of that company.

Todayâ $ ™ s whipsaw movement comes in reaction to a broad - based exit from the risk trade in reaction to news from Dubai.

Lib Dem MPs have given mixed reactions to the news, but the issues is expected to provoke the largest rebellion yet seen from the coalition's benches.

The home secretary, whose parents emigrated from Pakistan in the 1960s, spoke at the weekend about his initial reaction to news of the treatment of Windrush - generation migrants.

What did stock markets do in reaction to this news on Wednesday afternoon?

The day was all about the Bitcoin Cash hard fork, or so investors thought, with the negative reaction to news from South Korean regulators at the end of last week and the start of this week

What was your first reaction to the news of Osama Bin Laden's death?

Fan reaction to the news concerning Ross» vacating the director's chair on Catching Fire will probably be somewhat mixed, as far the immediate response goes.

Analysts further credited a delayed reaction to the news as a possible impetus for the price increase.

e) Contango Oil and Gas: I bought MCF after the market reaction to the news of its devaluation of oil and gas reserves last June.

My only reaction to the news is joy.

There are different reactions to the news as some users thought that Google was going to start accepting bitcoin.

Public officials outside the Republican Senate conference were also cautious in their public reaction to the news.

Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani's reaction to the news about no charges against Clinton: «As associate attorney and as (FBI Director) Jim Comey's boss for two or three years, I was very disappointed in him.»

Eddie Redmayne, who was the toast of the awards season last year for his role in The Theory of Everything, also received a SAG nomination this morning for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role, and responded with his own reaction to the news:

This week, ARTnews spoke with artists, curators, dealers, and writers to gauge reactions to news that is still developing.

The coin showed little reaction to the news that Ripple tried to buy its way to the major cryptocurrency exchanges.

The ban came as a shock to the markets — 23 % of all Bitcoin transactions have been Chinese in origin — and there was a strong reaction to the news.

(Notably, the former's advance was driven in large part by the market's favorable reaction to the news of a $ 5.15 billion settlement regarding the company's role in a bankruptcy case.)

To refine ICC estimates, they correct predictable analyst forecast errors (slow reactions to news) by including a standardized, rescaled momentum variable based on return from 12 months ago to one month ago (ICCadj).

Doing so risks making poor market - timing decisions based on an emotional reaction to the news.»

The women's ministry leader was responding to the wave of Christian reactions to news that LifeWay Christian Stores had stopped selling books by Hatmaker — one of the biggest writers and speakers among today's generation of evangelical women — after she spoke out in support of same - sex marriage.

That disturbance in the pit your soul that you felt this morning was a normal reaction to the news that Russell Brand has been cast as Cupid in an upcoming romantic comedy of the same name.

There's more reaction to the news Pablo Zabaleta will be leaving the Club at the end of the season and reports suggesting a potential transfer target currently playing in Italy.

While it's hard to gauge the degree to which those predictions were alarmist or accurate, the swift reaction to news of the cuts provides a preview into the battles ahead over Gov. David Paterson's plan to lay off up to 2,000 people by the end of his term.

This week on The Collision, we talk about Ben Affleck being cast as Batman in Man of Steel 2, the fanboy reaction to that news, how fans think they know how best to run a studio, and much more.

Turns out Clark Gregg had about the same reaction to the news.

And then there's this slightly more optimistic take that I will probably adopt once I power through my own petulant - child reaction to the news, because you just know the wait's gonna be worth it.

Faculty reaction to the news has run the gamut, Jackson said, with some teachers excited about possible raises, and veteran teachers concerned about the change.

On the surface, the gut reaction to this news might be, «Big deal, so the entire internet found out you read a book.»

Slate is my favorite magazine in Kindle edition so far — I like their regular collections of reactions to news stories from a variety of newspapers, which helps me to get a better perspective on things rather than depend on one or two regular sources.

But authors» bodies have given starkly polarised reactions to the news, with Kate Pool, deputy secretary general of the Society of Authors, calling the move «absolutely extraordinary» and «worrying».

The behavioral finance explanation for this equity factor's outperformance, on the other hand, has to do with analysts and investors putting too much weight on their prior beliefs at the expense of new information, leading to slow dissemination of firm - specific information, delayed price reactions to news and price continuation.

That way, you'll be less likely to make an uninformed kneejerk reaction to news that turns out to be exactly the wrong move.