Murmurs of a looming downturn in venture capital are pressuring more companies to preemptively begin fundraising, whether or not they have gained sufficient traction to justify their stated valuations.
But the GOP is beginning to preemptively complain about making an "end run" around them.
Moreover, defects do not occur if only the ovum is modified, as the slowed cell cycle inhibits the male pronucleus from beginning mitosis preemptively.
The party has also begun preemptively registering domains that could be used to attack John McCain, like mccainamigos.com, voteagainstmccain.com, flipflopmccain.com and hatemccain.com (ihatemccain.com was taken).
Stringer, aware of this, began preemptively working against Apple: "I spent the last five years building a platform so I can compete against Steve Jobs.
As the East Coast braced for Hurricane Irene and airlines began preemptively cancelling flights, the reality stars jetted out of the New York area in a private jet courtesy of MTV.
To this avail, Ourotech is beginning to invest some resources into developing machine learning models to preemptively predict the effectiveness of various treatments.
Although we're not about to get a repeat of Soviet-era breadlines, Russians have reportedly begun hoarding buckwheat preemptively, demonstrating doubt in the Kremlin's ability to provide food security.
But what was supposed to be "Infrastructure Week" had already been preemptively derailed after the White House began the week, as it often does, with a self-inflicted crisis that continues to expand.
And with Porgs and Stranger Things hype spattered all over my social media feeds, preemptively making my blood boil, I began to worry that not only had I failed my quest but, worse, I was just a jock.
Michigan's new minimum wage and sick time laws began as ballot drives but because they were preemptively adopted by lawmakers in September rather than by voters, they can be altered with simple majority votes rather than the support of three-fourths of both chambers.
