In detailing the risks to its business in its prospectus, Twitter was forthright about this, heading one section, "We have incurred significant operating losses in the past, and we may not be able to achieve or subsequently maintain profitability".
An example greets the visitor right in the entrance lobby, where Mr. Caro's "Orangerie," from 1969, seems to sit in judgment on its companions, a heroic 18th-century statue of William III and an equally forthright, semi-abstract marble head by Barbara Hepworth, a contemporary of Moore's.
"What Carey did was he prepared the public for tough days ahead, and he did it in a forthright matter," said Raymond B. Harding, the head of New York's Liberal Party who at the time served as a senior adviser to the Democratic governor.
It was also notable for this gem about how to handle the departing BBC head of fiction, the forthright Jane Tranter: 18 Months Ago: E&O restaurant, London W11 "I'm having dinner with the BBC's Jane Tranter.
But Mr Poirier warned that despite his successes, Mr Juncker's forthright manner in his nine years as Eurogroup head may have closed that door.
I called Professor David Nutt, who was famously sacked as head of the ACMD for his forthright views on ecstasy and alcohol, to get his view.
Ryszard Terlecki, head of PiS's parliamentary club, was forthright about why his party wants direct control of public media.
"Those who have had direct dealings with law enforcement often have a very different attitude about whether police officers are likely to be forthright," said Roland Riopelle, a former federal prosecutor who now heads a criminal defense firm.
Compared to the lineup of ideologues and demagogues who currently head the list of Republican hopefuls, Daniels sounds forthright and appealing.
This could bring the crisis to a head within days, rather than weeks".Nationalise the banks" was the forthright response of one commenter on the last post and that could be done, of course.
