Sentences with phrase «widow maker»

Early 911 RSs were rightly called widow makers by their keepers.

(A nurse later said their nickname for that kind of heart attack is the «widow maker,» displaying a lack of emotional intelligence that proves while there is a time and a place for everything, it is always possible to find neither.)

If that company relies on hype or financings, for cash, this is outright speculation, so beware of the widow maker.

A near total blockage in a heart artery known as the «widow maker.»

I had a heart triple count em widow maker bypass 8 years ago.

But while RS badged cars rarely disappoint — we'll never forget the intricately detailed steering of the 996 GT3 RS or venomous behaviour of the «widow maker» 997 GT2 RS — lesser models have sometimes been less spectacular.

Call them arrogant, but for the company that bought out a widow maker of the F40, they have better vision at this moment.

Arnold (2015) describes the widow maker and its potential for investment performance death and destruction.

We would not expect the recent underperformance to continue indefinitely, but neither can we predict when the tide will turn in favor of fundamentally weighted developed sovereign bond indices.3 Investors, for example, who have taken the position that Japan's interest rates will imminently reverse (after a protracted 20 years or more hovering at zero or just above) have entered into a trade notoriously known as «the widow maker.»

A prime example of this is ProShare's UltraShort Real Estate fund (SRS), also known as «the widow maker».

Suicide showers, also known as «widow makers,» are showers where the water is heated in the shower head rather than the traditional method of being fed from a centralized hot water tank.

Angioplasty in the circumflex artery is less concerning than a stent in the «widow maker» or left anterior descending artery (LAD).