To put it mildly in the words of one analyst, Trump's actions so far have been "at odds with public opinion in America and…counter to market forces shaping the energy industry".
On this view, this would be a time to buy shares, not sell them and Ms Cohen's bullish stance was far more at odds with Goldman's original plans to list.Yet even the robust Ms Cohen can hardly feel totally reassured by this.
This pleasantly patchy exhibition reminds us that far from being at odds with realism, the brief episode of abstraction in art first signaled by Cubism in the first decade of the 20th century ultimately helped to save it.
This pleasantly patchy exhibition reminds us that far from being at odds with realism, the brief episode of abstraction in art first signaled by Cubism in the first decade of the 20th century helped to save it.
It is time to think about how we can achieve both short-term stimulus and long-term investment, goals that are far from being at odds with each other.
"We are a left leaning nation by far, which is often at odds with our religious roots in today's world," he went on.
In a letter seen by the Times, the former heads of the army, General Sir Mike Jackson and General Sir Richard Dannatt, and others, said far right groups were "fundamentally at odds" with the values of the British military.
Their view that the far-right groups was "fundamentally at odds" with values of the British military was supported by veterans like Simon Weston, who was severely injured while serving in the Falklands, and the writer and former SAS member Andy McNab, who condemned the BNP's use of images of the armed forces in election materials.
For example, at British Labour Party conferences in the early 1980s, delegates often adopted policies far outside the political mainstream and at odds with much of the party leaders.
