Powell could be instrumental in putting Trump's passions into practice.
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I was sure he'd be instrumental in some impending climax.
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Voice UI will be instrumental in bringing new applications to market.
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Trump's own actions will be instrumental in how future generations see him.
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Plus, we thought he may be instrumental in reversing Thanos' grand scheme.
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The development could be instrumental in bringing back some of the species' splendor.
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Black communities, particularly black women, will be instrumental in deciding the next president.
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But the small number of sheep could be instrumental in securing the species' future.
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Director Lyon and Dr. Wells have been and continue to be instrumental in Flint's recovery.
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Cramer knows that a juggernaut stock market can be instrumental in sending technology stocks soaring.
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Trump has repeatedly said the drug could be instrumental in the fight against the coronavirus.
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Polls suggest Vox could be instrumental in determining who governs in Madrid and its surrounding region.
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Taking better care of yourself could be instrumental in helping you have a healthier, happier relationship.
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Bran's knowledge may be instrumental in facing off against the greatest threat of all: White Walkers.
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They will be instrumental in turning out middle-aged African-Americans in record numbers for Clinton.
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A quality that would be instrumental in allowing her to achieve her all of her aspirations.
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For example, can they be instrumental in changing laws or policies on issues they care about?
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Teachers can be instrumental in this shift of learning by replacing lectures with an orchestrated learning style.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer knows that a juggernaut stock market can be instrumental in sending technology stocks soaring.
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A specialized drone could be instrumental in saving an endangered species of ferret in the United States.
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The researchers behind the report hope it will be instrumental in understanding the conflict and strengthening humanitarian responses.
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But if the court allows Bolton to testify, he could be instrumental in helping Democrats cement their case.
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And a few simple shifts to your parenting habits could be instrumental in helping them reach their greatest potential.
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Still, its findings could be instrumental in pushing forward collaboration between tech and medical sectors—if it can gain traction.
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Mueller's findings could be instrumental in any move in Congress to try to impeach Trump and remove him from office.
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Cohn would be instrumental in helping repeal the provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act that have crippled many bank stocks.
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He didn't, but his award-winning research went on to be instrumental in the fight against malaria, meningitis, and gonorrhea.
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He's personally funding his own space venture, Blue Origin, that hopes to be instrumental in returning humans to the moon.
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"A transition period could be instrumental in smoothing the process of the UK's withdrawal from the EU," the ECB said.
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HERE doesn't make mention of this, but this system could be instrumental in helping pave the way for autonomous driving systems.
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Just as NASA helped centralize America's efforts in the space race, the NCSA will be instrumental in winning the cyberspace race.
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A survivor of the crash is in intensive care, and will be instrumental in helping determine what happened, the governor said.
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Caputo thinks that with a trial, Sophia can be instrumental in stopping MCC from treating people they way they treated her.
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Peirce could be instrumental in carrying out Trump's plan to reform regulations imposed after the 2007-09 financial crisis and recession.
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Parikh was considered to be instrumental in creating the data center infrastructure on which Facebook built its many apps and services.
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It's always relevant to understand the personal financial interests of White House influentials, who'll be instrumental in making national economic policy.
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Following is a list of groups and individuals who could be instrumental in precipitating the end of Merkel's 12-year-old leadership.
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As CEO, Darton will continue to be instrumental in shaping our direction through his role as an incredible visionary for the firm.
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"Influencer activity on social media can be instrumental in growing your network," said Joe Bailey, business development consultant at My Trading Skills.
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Learning mindfulness skills, cognitive skills, and relaxation skills "will be instrumental in helping [you] manage anxiety and feelings of depression," she says.
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Should she decide to continue in the business, their actions will be instrumental in creating an environment safe from intimidation and silence.
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The pipeline due to run through Cyprus will be instrumental in speeding up the Cyprus negotiations that have been stalled for many years.
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Peirce could be instrumental in carrying out Trump's work on reforming the regulations coming out of the 2007-09 financial crisis and recession.
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But certainly, the overall behavioral patterns of Twitter users can be instrumental in at least getting a feel for people's tastes and opinions.
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To put it another way, Trump handed investigators evidence that could potentially be instrumental in him becoming the third president to be impeached.
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Andrew will be instrumental in shaping our regulatory strategies from investigational new drug, or IND, applications and first-in-man studies through regulatory approvals.
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From a technical standpoint, Miller Tabak's Matt Maley argues that the next few trading sessions will be instrumental in determining Intel's longer-term direction.
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The prime minister, who presides over government, will be instrumental in rallying support to help Macron form a parliamentary majority in next month's elections.
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Pence, a former member of House leadership, could be instrumental in building a legislative bridge for Trump, who has never served in elected office.
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As TC's Sarah Perez noted at the time of the UMG deal, Facebook's partnerships with music publishers could be instrumental in the company's video efforts.
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Astronomers have spotted a molecule in Titan's atmosphere that could be instrumental in the formation of cells, which are a crucial building block of life.
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But it could be instrumental in restoring confidence in the UAE market, improving liquidity and reducing costs, Dubai consultancy Acreditus said in a research note.
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Digital minister Matt Hancock said Ofcom's measures would be instrumental in supporting full fibre roll-out by promoting competition and ensuring widespread availability of services.
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Many of the institutions that would be instrumental in informing these principles are based in the United States, including research universities and the technology industry.
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And, they're also not afraid to tell him what he needs to hear — so they could be instrumental in helping him choose from his final women.
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Small satellites, he argues, will be instrumental in providing low-risk advance scouting and establishing the necessary advance infrastructure for establishing a larger, more permanent presence.
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With eight teams still undefeated, week four will be instrumental in determining the favorites to play in Super Bowl LIV in Miami Gardens, Florida in February.
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Kevin has led the Department's largest component for two years and his qualifications and experience will be instrumental in overseeing the crisis at our nation's borders.
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However, there are many more fraternity chapters that are low-risk, and that could be instrumental in changing campus culture, because they are willing to be leaders.
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What began as an unauthorized trip "proved to be instrumental in convincing the Trump administration... that there was a real chance" to end the U.S.' longest war.
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As the new year looms, it's time to cast our eyes forward and focus on the emerging talent that will be instrumental in shaping the future of fashion.
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Vogt, who was 13, didn't know it, but that Battlebots match in Las Vegas would be instrumental in determining his career path and, possibly, the future of transportation.
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" Her hope, she continues, is that this public awareness "will lead to improvement in court systems and laws and be instrumental in changing public perceptions of this crime.
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Trueman's expertise proved to be instrumental in rescuing the survivors of the Hall and Fischer expeditions, and he was lucky to have satellite phones, as bulky as they were.
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As we prepare to welcome a new year, we've rounded up the brands and the faces we bet will be instrumental in shaping the industry over the next year.
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David Stevenson, a member of Trump's EPA transition team, told me last week that the HONEST Act would be instrumental in preventing regulations of carbon dioxide and other pollutions.
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Significant investments will be instrumental in developing things like battery storage and carbon capture systems, as well as improving overall energy efficiency in order to reduce global emission levels.
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The crisis, which began in 1832, was a conflict between the federal government and South Carolina, a Southern state that would later be instrumental in the movement for secession.
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The fresh funding that the neobank has gained will likely be instrumental in paying costs — such as those for new tech infrastructure and staffing — associated with such rampant growth.
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The key difference with this show, though, is that Fashioned from Nature will be instrumental in convincing people to alter their consumerist habits for the greater good of our planet.
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"This will be instrumental in the second wave of 53G devices coming to commercialization later this year," Qualcomm staff manager of product marketing Nitin Dhiman said during a press briefing.
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"Although not obvious, the RBI seems to be instrumental in rescuing (the) rupee from its low of 69.10 to current prices," said Pritam Kumar Patnaik, Business Head at Reliance Commodities.
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A good financial advisor who not only understands your financial priorities but is also interested in your life goals can be instrumental in helping you define and build that legacy.
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Business Insider Intelligence believes that fog computing will be instrumental in analyzing all of this data, as it offers several advantages that a cloud computing model simply does not have.
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What this observation suggests is that adopting a conspiracy belief doesn't always have to be mere compensation for a lack of control but can be instrumental in its own way.
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Languages, art, history, economics, ethics, philosophy, psychology and human development courses can teach critical, philosophical and ethics-based skills that will be instrumental in the development and management of AI solutions.
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Dinges said she believes that Williams, who follows in the steps of the initiative's former ambassador, Kerry Washington, can be instrumental in increasing awareness not only among women but among men.
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"Carol Miller knows firsthand the challenges that come with running for Congress as a woman, and she will be instrumental in my efforts to elect more Republican women," Stefanik told CNN.
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Bosworth says CTRL-Labs' wristband will be instrumental in developing new ways of interacting with machines without needing traditional mouse-and-keyboard setups, touchscreens, or any form of physical controller whatsoever.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission can be pressed now on its investigation of power authority's bond deals, and the agency can be instrumental in streamlining a resolution and avoiding needless litigation.
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Scheduling times to do that, or even picking up the phone at random to dial a friend when you think of them, can be instrumental in keeping up your level of intimacy.
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"If Russia can be instrumental in resolving a key international dispute like North Korea, they will want to parry that into something else, to use it as a bargaining chip," he said.
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This deployment was the first formal train, equip and accompany mission with the Afghan Commandos Corps — a cohort that would be instrumental in pushing back against insurgent groups for years to come.
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That means Mattis — a hawk who describes Tehran as "the single most enduring threat to stability and peace" in the Middle East — will be instrumental in shaping the new administration's Iran policy.
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Since we know Dany's forces are attacking a Lannister stronghold in Season 7, this shot seems to confirm the fan theory that Tyrion will be instrumental in helping Dany's forces conquer Casterly Rock.
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Alicia Garza, a founder of the Black Lives Matter movement and the head of Black Futures Lab, said men can also be instrumental in changing the tenor of the discourse around sexual violence.
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"Early identification of risk factors for both food insecurity and mental health problems are critical, and pediatricians can be instrumental in connecting families to available resources in their communities," Poole-Di Salvo said.
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Capitalising on its network partnerships (Credit Immobilier et Hotelier (CIH), and more recently Al Barid Bank (ABB)), and pursuing its development of innovating and differentiating products will be instrumental in the currently competitive environment.
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The Peshmerga will be instrumental in offensives in northern Iraq and Syria, but it will be the Iraqi Security Forces who will be tasked with reclaiming territory in the central part of the country.
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"New Yorkers with origins across the globe have been and continue to be instrumental in making this the greatest city in the world," said Bitta Mostofi, commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs.
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This strategy could be instrumental in building the kind of coalitions that work to improve women's lives in intersectional ways by raising the minimum wage, providing child care support, and enacting high-quality pre-school.
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"Small-dollar donors are going to be instrumental in choosing who our Democratic nominee will be," said Erin Hill, executive director of ActBlue, which serves as a central online fundraising platform for Democratic candidates and causes.
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Project Guardian explicitly addresses the concerns that warranted such an audit and will be instrumental in preventing people like Dylann Roof from purchasing firearms when the law clearly states they never should have been able to.
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The political leader Macau chooses in the elections set for August 25 will work with mainland authorities and be instrumental in the award of new casino licenses, a process closely watched by industry officials and investors.
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Dr. José Baselga, chief medical officer and physician-in-chief at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, says it's organizations such as the Kamen Brain Tumor Foundation that will be instrumental in driving the cure.
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"This new real-time data set will be instrumental in designing improved management of the world's oceans that is good for the fish, ecosystems and fishermen," said researcher Chris Costello of the University of California Santa Barbara.
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Recent arrivals could be instrumental in revitalizing industries like manufacturing that have struggled to retain workers, but too many foreign nationals competing for jobs against local employees could raise the unemployment rate and adversely impact the economy.
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At the beginning of an election cycle, coming out early to define your opponent before they can define themselves can be instrumental in running their campaign off the rails before it has a chance to even begin.
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With a projected lifespan of at least six years, the TGO will also be instrumental in selecting the most promising landing site for the next phase of the ESA/Roscosmos partnership in space: The ExoMars 2020 rover mission.
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One problem the technology industry has recently faced is the "backdoor encryption" problem – a situation where law enforcement agencies want access to information on digital and mobile devices that may be instrumental in solving a time-sensitive case.
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The team, led by University of Minnesota conservation scientist Anup R. Joshi, demonstrate that this space-down Big Data approach is proving to be instrumental in tracking the recovery of tigers with precision detail and in near-real time.
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That appointment made Mr. Becerra one of the highest-ranking Latino officials in this state, and he is expected to be instrumental in battling with the Trump White House over any attempt to enforce stringent measures aimed at immigrants.
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Republican lawmakers, some of whom have close ties with Pence from the more than a decade he spent in the House, say the battleground state governor could be instrumental in helping Trump develop the relationships he needs in Washington.
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"The new water filtration systems will be instrumental in helping our students return to the normalcy of what should be a fundamental right: having access to safe, clean water from water fountains in their school," Lopez told the Michigan outlet.
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But as my colleague Todd VanDerWerff has pointed out, it's become increasingly clear that the TV show considers June, Offred's TV counterpart, to be a hero in the conventional sense, positioning her to be instrumental in bringing down her dystopian government.
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But if they are successfully deployed, they could be instrumental in adjusting orbits of small satellites around Earth, enabling them to easily deorbit to prevent space clutter, and may even be used guide spacecraft within and beyond our solar system.
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"Michelle's experience in the public and private sectors will be instrumental in helping the Chamber fully engage our vast network of businesses across the country and drive action in Washington," Tom Donohue, the Chamber's president and CEO, said in a statement.
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But if President Trump, a longtime critic of the Iraq War, can defend and protect the Kurdish people and push Iran's influence out of Iraq, he will be instrumental in redeeming true and lasting victories in this long, hard-fought war.
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While Narvekar is preparing to lay off dozens of employees, he is also hiring a team of four investors who he said will be instrumental in moving Harvard away from its specialized asset class investing approach to a more generalist model.
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Persson would later be instrumental in the creation of the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, the precursor to both the UEFA Cup and Europa League, but it was in partnership with Thommen and Rappan that his first mark on European football was left.
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But now that the company is part of the Renault-Nissan team and will be instrumental in electrification efforts, some of the tech previewed on the e-Evolution could start to appear in production Renaults, Nissans, and Mitsubishis in the next few years.
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HPE is now engaged in a software-hardening test of its own off-the-shelf supercomputer, but single-board computers like this one from BAE will still be instrumental in providing basic operational capability to any spacecraft hoping to reach the red planet.
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"There are few people who have a more visceral connection with the GOP base than Don Jr. and he is going to be instrumental in helping to turn them out to vote in November," a source close to Trump Jr. told The Hill.
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The details: "The new water filtration systems will be instrumental in helping our students return to the normalcy of what should be a fundamental right: having access to safe, clean water from water fountains in their school," Flint Community Schools Superintendent Derrick Lopez told Michigan Live.
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That has the potential to shift public opinion when it comes to believing victims; the outpouring of support for women who've accused Bill Cosby of assault is a single but indelible example of why social media can be instrumental in changing perceptions of abuse and harassment.
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NASA has announced the total funding it will distribute to the 14 companies it's chosen to work with on developing key, innovative technologies that will be instrumental in helping get the agency to the Moon through the Artemis program, and potentially to Mars and beyond later on.
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A FEW INSTITUTIONS HAVE MORE AND THEY'RE GOING TO BE INSTRUMENTAL IN DECIDING WHO WINS IT. I MIGHT HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY ABOUT THAT WAPNER: DOES IT MAKE A DIFFERENCE TO YOU THAT STARBOARD AND MR. FRANKLIN ARE ALREADY WAGING A PROXY FIGHT AGAINST THE COMPANY?
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I realize it was actually through that I can, in some small way, be instrumental in trying to move that conversation into a different place, where you have brown characters who actually are the source of the story rather than just adjacent brown people in a predominantly white world.
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The company thinks podcasts are going to be instrumental in attracting more paying subscribers, Spotify's most lucrative customers: We have a growing body of evidence showing that there are significant benefits to engagement, retention, and conversion of users from Ad-Supported to Premium stemming from consumption of Podcast content.
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Anthony DeMaria, a psychologist and clinical professor of psychiatry at Mt. Sinai's Icahn School of Medicine, says that Sunday rituals—even those that seem like a lot of work—can be instrumental in creating a sense of comfort, calm, and satisfaction that can carry us through the rest of the week.
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Mr. Manafort could also be instrumental in investigations now underway of lobbyists and influence-brokers who worked with him in Ukraine, including Tony Podesta, a prominent Democratic lobbyist; Vin Weber, a former Republican member of Congress; and Gregory Craig, a former White House counsel in the administration of President Barack Obama.
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Some suspect that he may also have qualms about the partisan effect of laws like those requiring strict voter IDs, and may be instrumental in helping the court come up with compromises that would protect against possible fraud but not be so onerous that they kept voters from the polls.
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ABOUT NEBRASKA (2016-33: 12-19): Miles has repeatedly said he believes Watson (13 points per game, 23 steals) is capable of being an All-Big Ten first-team performer, meaning the 295-foot point guard will be instrumental in leading the up-tempo offense the Cornhuskers plan on using this season.
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The great sort of delusion of our time is this technological optimism, where we've lost so much faith in the ability of government to change anything, or to really be instrumental in bringing about change, that the only thing that we can think of is that, of course, technology's going to solve it.
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While Republicans and Democrats are focused on who will get the nomination, they want to get a better read of what kind of fervor exists in the electorate, which will of course be crucial in the general election when voter turnout and victories in swing states will be instrumental in determining the outcome.
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McCaul, who joined Trump at the launch of the initiative last year in Ivory Coast and has been working closely with her on expanding the efforts, praised the progress they've made in the last year, adding that he feels it could prove to be instrumental in combating extremism and promoting stability in third-world countries.
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Mr. Putin repeated at news conferences two days running that the United States would be instrumental in solving the Syria problem, noting on Wednesday that Mr. Trump had endorsed the idea of safety zones that Russia began formally pushing as part of a new round of Syrian peace talks in Astana, Kazakhstan, on Wednesday.
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Cruise, the self-driving car startup GM acquired last year, has acquired a startup of its own – Strobe, a LiDAR sensor maker that reduces an entire LiDAR array down to just one chip, which Cruise says will be instrumental in helping it reduce the cost of LiDAR on a per vehicle basis by nearly 100 percent.
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Federal designation gives these initial pilot program members a chance to help set the national tone on autonomous vehicle and systems standard in the U.S.: They'll likely be instrumental in helping the DoT establish its further recommendations and guidelines for companies developing autonomous vehicle tech, and help establish the process through which self-driving arrives on U.S. roadways for consumer and commercial uses.
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"The strong Latino support for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his policies will be instrumental in re-electing the president for a second term," Hannah Castillo, director of coalitions for the Trump campaign, said in a statement.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa), who as a Finance Committee member will be instrumental in the GOP's healthcare efforts, squared off Tuesday with about 100 Iowans who warned him not to touch -ObamaCare and urged him to challenge Trump.
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