I was preemptively disappointed, setting out on the tandem for the mauve shadow of the hills, to know that I would in all likelihood see no newborn calves, that our adventure would have a different character to the adventure undertaken by my brother and my father.
Attempts to preemptively prick in these cases are likely to miss the mark or overshoot.But in bank-orientated bubbles, the Fed is on the inside, and should have the ability to see that practices are getting out of hand.
I never again tried to bind my future self by preemptively imposing a loss that my present self would have to scramble to recover simply because the option of relatively cost-free slacking feels to me like freedom, and I found the loss of that sense a bit suffocating.
Opponents of the stimulus plan will be mocked and vilified in the media, even though they may very well have logic on their side.Is it really a good idea to throw needlessly disparaging, "mocking" comments at one's intellectual antagonists, even while preemptively accusing them of such behaviour?
In non-bank bubbles, the Fed has had success with a mopping up strategy providing enough liquidity and support to avert disaster after the bubble has already popped.When bank lending is at the centre of a bubble, however, the when is different (the bank should act preemptively) but so is the how.
The Israeli army has preemptively stepped up raids in the West Bank, detaining suspected militants and seizing ammunition caches.
Paul Krugman is leading the charge yet again, and he's preemptively responding to a number of arguments against action on China but not mine.The issue is not whether a floating yuan would be, on balance, good for America.
It may preemptively act to "prevent the bubble from getting out of hand", reining in credit and economic growth.
The United Arab Emirates responded to the popular uprisings that swept through much of the Arab world in 2011 by preemptively tightening its control over political expression.
In early December 2002, Australian Prime Minister John Howard called for review of the UN Charter to consider new international legal norms to deal preemptively with terrorist attacks.
When, in 2002, the United States formally announced a willingness to employ force preemptively against threats to its national security, more than one observer supposed this had something to do with nuclear proliferation.
