Sentences with phrase «to go the other way»

But I guess I wonder if it can't also go the other way around.

Of course it is the stock market, so it could easily go the other way too.

Spiritual principles can also go the other way, like a weighing scale.

While a great deal of attention is paid to the impacts of the energy sector on climate, there is a substantial potential for impacts going the other way as well.

In other words, a case that should win in an actual court can easily go the other way on one of these shows.

That can't go the other way around and is an important fact when considering to play this game.

Of course, if the big chains want to maintain the same volumes but at higher prices, things could easily go the other way instead.

If things went the other way at expiration, though, you'd have a different story.

If you think about it, you probably got to that point gradually (perhaps over a number of years) and you won't go the other way in a heartbeat.

In the supermarket I saw acquaintances turn their carts around and go the other way when I appeared in the aisle.

I have many reasons to think why the Dollar will decline, but the carry trade argument goes the other way for me.

If they want to spend a couple of years building up the defense, then go the other way.

They've gone the other way from us, because they've come to abstraction, I suppose, last.

It can kind of go the other way too.

Based on your thinking, if we had 5 liberal justices the ruling would have went the other way because their morals are different.

The risk was what would have happened if the decision went the other way.

Now that they've caught on a bit though, it can sometimes go the other way.

If heights are not your thing, consider going the other way — down into the depths of the ocean.

Am sure you were waiting for the result to go the other way so that you can come here and rant.

I could never go any other way other than Sex Search again!

We simply do not see this game going any other way.

It could even go the other way, but it will certainly be interesting to see either way!

Does the influence ever go the other way — from regional to national?

It could possibly go the other way and work against us, with the pressure of defending the famous trophy getting to the players.

Note, however, that soft lines often mean that public perceptions are playing «mind games» — and in fact, there is value going the other way.

Had the judgment gone the other way, those employers could have seen a way forward in reducing scheme deficits.

However, for those who would still go the other way and choose actively managed funds, he has shared 8 rules to build a mutual fund portfolio.

This will be a major relief for employers likely to have faced such actions had the case gone the other way (for example in the NHS).

It may go the other way more, incompatible people look for compatibility outside the marriage.

That or bury some of the scoring chance and pray you don't get a blocked shot going the other way.

That was the key: to make sure we still had an opportunity going the other way.

For most veggies this process goes the other way around.

But I get the argument going the other way.

If the football was defensive and structured, then we would be happy, but we have completely gone the other way where we are even more clueless than ever before.

After there was no call and didn't show much injury going the other way.

If we get negatives going the other way, it won't be for the want for trying to be positive in our own play.

If it had gone the other way history and this article may well have been very different.

The asking price for the warehouse went the other way.

That hasn't happened so far, but I did have one cougar tie me up; although I enjoyed it, she wasn't into going the other way.

Then quickly go the other way and wrong - foot your marker.

We can't remember how bad things can be when the market goes the other way.

But, if a company knows its going to miss, companies typically go the other way — get rid of all the bad stuff on their books and miss by a lot.