And these true believers are not likely to be thrown off stride by a single cover story in Newsweek.
FORBES: Mainstream News And Obama: Finger Coming Out Of The Dike?
People who become seriously ill will no longer be thrown off their coverage for reasons contrived by the insurance company.
If your portfolio already contains options such as calls and puts which have non-linear return characteristics, the calculations will also be thrown off.
FORBES: Six Simple Steps to Protecting Your Portfolio With Put Options
More than 80 residents want developers to be thrown off Ramsgate's former Pleasurama site amid complaints it has become derelict, a councillor has said.
BBC: Ramsgate residents call to 'tear up' seaside flats plan
Is it a good or bad idea to give this supplement to kids whose sleep schedules may be thrown off by a time change or some other factor?
The entire region's economic boom could be thrown off course.
Valuations can also be thrown off by input errors, such as buying a U.S. stock on a Canadian exchange and pricing the results in USD rather than Canadian dollars.
And, again, the President's focus here has been from the beginning on crafting a policy that builds on our existing private insurance system that is most effective and efficient in expanding coverage that ensures that those with preexisting conditions cannot be denied coverage or thrown off their health insurance plans, and provides all the other benefits that I've mentioned.
What follows the transistor will, on this reasoning, most likely be just another kind of transistor: one that is not thrown off balance by the uncertainties of quantum physics, but instead uses them.
Connie Nielsen plays an American journalist (not a very smart one, to be honest) pursuing a story in Samarra, where two local boys have been thrown off a bridge.
应用推荐