The company's name is actually a clever acronym which stands for "Keep Us Safe Harmless," which is a nice sentiment but barely a complete thought. .
Most trading is carried out by the computer programs of big banks and investment funds over high-speed networks and does not necessarily offer a complete picture of market sentiment.
Insiders claimed there was a complete shift in investor sentiment from growth to value, or more specifically to growth with value in the form of profitability or an obvious path to it.
"It is a measure of the ambition and drive and pace of the new government of prime minister Modi, that this complete turn-around in sentiment about the Indian economy has been achieved in just seven short weeks, since that stunning election victory".
While this scheme can provide acceptable performance in certain settings, it is unable to improve its performance or adapt to new domains, and it is usually labor-intensive to construct lexicons which are sufficiently complete to enable useful sentiment classification performance to be achieved.
My hope is that my tarot photographies will lead their observer closer to a complete awareness of these sentiments where he/she starts to feel them consciously to be able to release them if necessary.
He decided to give up playwriting, and this new play -- it's called "My Last Play" -- takes the form of a personal farewell to the theater, complete with explanations, justifications, nostalgia, sentiment and sorrow.
Writing for Canadian Online Explorer's wrestling section, Dale Plummer and Nick Tylwalk also slammed the Divas match, rating it 0.5 out of 10, and stating that it "was pretty much a complete waste of time", a sentiment echoed by the Pro Wrestling Torch's James Caldwell, who stated that the match was a "throwaway".
These sentiments helped him complete his studies at a village primary school in the district of Rajshahi, and then at the secondary in town, and graduate from the University of Dhaka with a masters in economics.
For the record, the demonstrations in Vilnius in 1988 , 1989 1990 and 1991 were marked by a complete absence of any "anti-Russian" sentiment.
