Bitcoin is a greater part of my identity to me.
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Will the Ghost Nation become a greater part of the story?
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I still have the greater part of a week left to go.
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The greater part of this is Altuve choosing to play to his strengths.
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Yet a greater part of XXXTentacion's legacy is one of stomach-churning violence.
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This was also the time that fintech became a greater part of the vernacular.
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But really, the greater part of this migration happened afterward, because of the hurricane.
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But a greater part of me wants this period in my life to be over.
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The greater part of responsibility for the failure, however, lies with politicians and energy companies.
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These feelings are the roots of a greater part of politics than rationalists dare admit.
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"I gave WikiLeaks the greater part of the files, but saved some for myself," it replied.
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On graduation he joined his family — and the greater part of the Russian emigration — in Berlin.
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The increased exposure to a greater part of the value chain is expected to increase customer stickiness.
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This taxation news would appear to be of little consequence for the greater part of the population.
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But so, too, would men: for instance, fathers could play a greater part in bringing up their offspring.
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The greater part of the film follows Rike, a lone yachtswoman on a holiday voyage to Ascension Island.
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We pause before a giant collaged work that spans the greater part of one of the studio's walls.
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For the greater part of the year I had disconnected from friends and social engagements, with mostly positive results.
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Its CEO wants to position the company as greater part of the international supply chain for major aircraft makers.
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"We believe he can make Reuters News an even greater part of our growth story going forward," Smith said.
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He's worked in and out of digital and tabletop games for the greater part of the last three decades.
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It's a major development in a corruption scandal that's been unfolding for the greater part of the past year.
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"I don't think the incoming administration will have any interest in publishing the greater part of the document," Schiff said.
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For the greater part, this new 270 iPad Pro still looks much the same as the one released in 22018.
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Such deals are providing a greater part of their overall commercial revenue, which grew less than 12% over the same period.
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You can shift a greater part of the tax burden to those states, but you can't surgically carve out red districts.
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The greater part of the warrior's role involves not killing but muting the antagonism caused by the warrior's own unwelcome presence.
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José specialized in Italian cuisine, working for the greater part of 20 years in restaurants including Lupa, Parm and Del Posto.
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"More options expand mobility for passengers, and they become a greater part of our city's social and economic life," she said.
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But for Happel, who's spent the greater part of his career finding the perfect balance between the two, it's the finished product.
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But in greater part, Glencore's woes reflect the demand turbulence created by a whole new supply-chain taking shape in super-fast time.
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Making peace with the metaphorical (and, for an unlucky multitude, literal) JNCOs in our closets is maybe the greater part of growing up.
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It was put together over years by numerous talented scientists, but nobody had a greater part in its construction than Dr. Gell-Mann.
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This information is of particular concern for Barr, who spent the greater part of the last two decades working in the private sector.
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But an even greater part of the appeal was the aforementioned connectivity, which, in the days before WiFi, necessitated a set of physical cables.
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This also means that the GPU is set to become a greater part of business operations for the entire Fortune 500, not just tech companies.
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This area is very important because it facilitates access to al-Amariya and allows us to secure a greater part of the Aleppo-Ramousah road.
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Most of these have already been formed, and for the greater part, they are on the spot in the various areas where their supervision is required.
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The town of 30,000, which has renamed itself "Eclipseville" for the time being, has been preparing for the eclipse for the greater part of a decade.
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Meanwhile, "the price part of value remains the greater part of the overall restaurant selection decision, particularly with lower income consumers", says Bill Fahy of Moody's.
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According to Chauhan, the GST will transform a greater part of India's informal economy to a formal one, by connecting companies to a single tax framework.
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Buying Fitbit could be a play to make Google services a greater part of customers' lives and measure up to Apple in the health and fitness space.
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No, gun culture thrives because of conservative whites who have invested the greater part of their political and cultural identity in the right to wield deadly weapons.
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Having worked in Silicon Valley for the greater part of her career, Scott sees Musk facing an issue many tech companies face: a lack of great upper management.
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Our connections to particular meals or styles of cooking can reflect something as specific as our own family traditions or can be a greater part of our national identity.
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The vast majority are hobbyists who spend anywhere from a few weeks to the greater part of a year working on outfits in advance of giant conventions (or "cons").
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Frankly, there are moments, like now, when I feel as if the whole world, or at least the greater part of it, has been squeezed into my tiny cell.
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To the national audience, the Roc Nation signing may have seemed like a shock, but Fool's legend has been growing in back home for the greater part of this decade.
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At a more grassroots level, the implications of the end of globalization as we know it and the path to multipolarity will become a greater part of the political debate.
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At Thursday's press conference, Foreign Minister Jubeir devoted the greater part of his briefing on the US President's visit to calls for "push-back" on the kingdom's regional rival, Iran.
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I read it as a voluminous text that reduced their life in America to a footnote, although in fact they spent the greater part of their lives in this country.
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It's a spat that's been simmering for the greater part of this decade and now that gloves are off, we're shaping up for the best rap feud in recent memory.
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Many things have changed in Sri Lanka during that time, and it does not need me to tell you that the greater part of that change has been for the worse.
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The euro has been trading higher against the dollar for the greater part of this year as the U.S. currency has suffered from a number of setbacks within the Trump administration.
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On Thursday, Vale said it was curbing base metal production to boost returns, though the world's biggest nickel producer hopes the area will one day represent a greater part of earnings.
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It's interesting to note that although these sorts of voice interfaces have been available in phones for a while, they've recently become a greater part of the pitch for high-end devices.
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Am I the only one moving through the greater part of New York City boroughs and seeing an inexorable march of urban decay matched with the discomfort of crowding and inexplicable costs?
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That Carl has spent the greater part of his career as a women's rights activist, and that he earned his Ph.D. in queer theory, imparts to the scene a sense of vertigo.
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If their portfolio allocations are a proxy for near-term trends in the region, enterprise software, agency and financial services are set to become a greater part of the East's mobile commerce mix.
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Perhaps those drawbacks don't matter to the greater part of the Rule 5 class, the players who aspire to become the future middle relievers and utility infielders of America, but other minuses do.
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Ron Johnson (R-WI), who has been arguing for more tax breaks for "pass-through" businesses, withheld their votes for the greater part of an hour on a Democrat-supported motion from independent Sen.
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Ever since the 1970s, the workers' world has been disappearing under the effects of economic modernization, and the P.C.F. has lost the greater part of its base without being capable of appealing to others.
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As gunshot residue became a greater part of investigations, forensic scientists determined that it can turn up in places other than the hands of a person who fired a gun, potentially creating false positives.
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Roux de Bezieux said that was the main theme of the B7 meeting in Aix-en-Provence and business needed to ensure that a greater part of the population enjoyed a rise in living standards.
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"The immense loss of life in the plagues inevitably caused disruption and setbacks in production, but in the greater part these appear to have been short-lived" ("Plague, population and the English economy", Hatcher, 1977).
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"The immense loss of life in the plagues inevitably caused disruption and setbacks in production, but in the greater part these appear to have been short-lived" ("Plague, population and the English economy", Hatcher, 1977).
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Congressional Republicans and Democrats will spend the greater part of the next two weeks out of Washington on retreat: the annual meetings that give parties time to strategize their legislative priorities for the year ahead.
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Because the greater part of management compensation is linked to stock price, the prime beneficiaries of this abuse of corporate profits are the executives who claim that high drug prices redound to the common good.
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Saying that the material wellbeing of a greater part of humanity depended on markets, they need to have a strong ethical foundation in order to help all, including people who live in conditions of extreme poverty.
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While death in major urban hubs like New York City can feel quite separate, with cemeteries mostly relocated to the outer boroughs in the 19th century, they were once a much greater part of daily life.
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For the greater part of an hour, more than a dozen of the House's most conservative lawmakers, and President Donald Trump's most ardent defenders in the House Freedom Caucus, had been discussing immigration and other policy priorities.
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In the ninth grade, I had successfully managed to get myself expelled (I was a rebel and a punk for the greater part of my adolescence, what can I say?), and switched to a co-ed school.
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The greater part of the challenge of getting older is learning how to deal with this; time and toil and the market make common cards of all of us, whether we had Hall of Fame peaks or not.
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And while the work remains in an embryonic stage, advocates say they are at least somewhat optimistic that the worst actors can be reined in — and that trust can be restored to a greater part of the internet.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, April 26 (Reuters) - Vale is curbing base metal production to boost returns, though the world's biggest nickel producer hopes the area will one day represent a greater part of earnings, company executives said on Thursday.
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Many dinosaurs were bigger than Hypacrosaurus, Dr. Erickson said, and because incubation increases with the size of the egg in both birds and reptiles, some eggs must have taken the greater part of a year just to hatch.
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Despite what most people may deduct from Johnson's outer appearance, most notably an endless river of grey hair (which she's had for the greater part of her life), she's not a conventional product of the beauty or fashion worlds.
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For the greater part of the past decade, the payment error rate in the SNAP program — how the government measures the accuracy of who benefits from the program — has sat around 8673 percent, a marker of an efficient program.
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Roblox has spent the greater part of the millennium creating a cool place for kids to play a diverse collection of games inside a single cross-platform world for its huge audience of tens of millions of monthly active youngsters.
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Later, we did win a test series (2-113) in England ('86) and drew a series (1-1) in Australia ('230-'210) but for the greater part of next two and half decades, India struggled to win a series overseas.
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And while fighters openly talk about dropping huge amounts of weight before battle—some have even celebrated it—we tend to forget that weight is most meaningful in the lower divisions, where each pound is a greater part of the whole.
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For the earlier part of the procession through the Nave of St. George's Chapel, Meghan was accompanied by her 10-strong squad of bridesmaids and page boys, meaning she walked down the greater part of the aisle without someone by her side.
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A spokeswoman for Quebec's Health Department said work was under way to "identify the best practices and measures that could be used to help biosimilars make up a greater part of the market," but that it would be premature to say more.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES AVICIL's rating could be upgraded if its strategic role within the group is strengthened, in particular, if it funds a greater part of the group's leasing activities and increases its importance in assisting AVIC's business development in China's aviation industry.
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There's been a notable focus on health care, especially after Republicans spent the greater part of their first year in control of Congress trying to repeal an increasingly popular Obamacare, only to then successfully repeal the individual mandate in their tax bill.
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At 82, he has spent the greater part of the past 50 years in the Capitol Building, first as an aide to Kansas Republicans Frank Carlson and Keith Sebelius, before being elected to the House in 1980 and then to the Senate in 2018.
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For the earlier part of the procession through the Nave of St. George's Chapel, Meghan will be accompanied by her 10-strong squad of bridesmaids and page boys, which means she will walk down the greater part of the aisle without someone by her side.
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In fact, A History of Art History will be eye-opening for anyone who cares about art, and besides, it's not really about art history, although it's true that Wood spends the greater part of his space on the work of academic art historians.
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The formerly classified memo has been used as a political football for the greater part of the last two weeks, with conservative news media and Republican politicians saying that the memo confirms that Robert Mueller's investigation into Trump has been tainted from the start.
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Average life expectancy was indeed a sorry number for the greater part of history (for Americans born as late as 1900, it wasn't even fifty), which may be one reason that people didn't write books about aging: there weren't enough old folks around to sample them.
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After Republicans spent the greater part of the year unsuccessfully pushing to repeal Obamacare, tax reform was the last frontier for major legislative change in Trump's first year in office — a reality that served as a major motivator to get the tax bill done by Christmas.
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After Republicans spent the greater part of the year pushing unsuccessfully to repeal Obamacare, tax reform was the last frontier for major legislative change in Trump's first year in office — a reality that served as a major motivator to get the tax bill done by Christmas.
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Throughout the pieces here, he takes the reader deep into, for instance, the myriad problems arising from multiple sclerosis (a limp, a cane, a wheelchair, grab bars in the shower), which take up the greater part of the lengthy "An American in California," ostensibly a travelogue.
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It's left Republicans, who have spent the greater part of this legislative year attempting and failing to find a replacement plan for the Affordable Care Act, with yet another challenge: a Democratic party that is increasingly close to declaring a monumental leftward shift in its health care ideals.
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While I think it's great and admirable that so many people — most of whom would be considered high-income by the greater part of the American populace even if they don't consider themselves to be so — have the self-discipline and vision to make their dreams a reality.
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While these left-wing ideas have dominated the conversation around Democratic politics for the greater part of the past four years, they still represent a radical shift in a party that only three years ago selected a nominee that didn't back a $15 minimum wage or single-payer health care.
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What a world without the stalwart editor looks like is beyond anyone's current comprehension, in part because she's influenced most of the fashion world as a multi-billion dollar business for the greater part of the last demi-century, and in part because of the legacy she's created for herself along the way.
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That's just shy of the estimated 323 minutes that will be spent watching TV. Jobs began his assault on the camera industry by adding cameras to the iPod, but phones are a greater part of people's day-to-day lives, and the focus soon shifted to bigger and better cameras on the iPhone.
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As part of talks around the bank's restructuring plan, the ECB is asking investors - including bank bailout fund Atlante, Treasury-controlled SGA and operators such as doBank and Pimco - to present binding offers for the securitisation of a greater part of the junior tranche of Monte dei Paschi's non-performing loans, Il Messaggero said.
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The device exploded in the early afternoon down the road from her home in the tiny European nation of Malta, where, for the greater part of the last decade, the 53-year-old had held some of the most powerful people in the country accountable for political corruption, offshore financial dealings and abuse of power.
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They saw their role as providing shelter, food, comfort and other basic support but lacked the time, the money and the nous for such intensive management, so their kids were often left to their own devices, and the extended family played a much greater part in their children's lives than among Ms Lareau's middle-class subjects.
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In "Provenance 15" (2018) she uses dried tobacco and dried palm leaves, making the figure a kind of variegated brown with swirls of stiff threads all around the figure as if she had sought escape through a tangle of meshed wire and become so entangled in that warren that she took the greater part of it with her.
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Her book, "Black Edge: Inside Information, Dirty Money, and the Quest to Bring Down the Most Wanted Man on Wall Street," is a richly reported, entertaining tale about the cat-and-mouse game between the government and Cohen — much of which played out in the news media — for the greater part of the last decade, if not longer.
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Even friendships like the ones she formed Missy Elliott, a multi-faceted MC who, with the help of Timbaland, gave "baby-girl" some unforgettable hits on her second album One in a Million, thus forming the R&B trinity that made tracks so ahead of the time that they shook the foundation of pop culture for the greater part of the 90's.
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Part of the greater part of valor is understanding we need to, in award seasons and in evaluating the work of others, open ourselves up to the possibility that there are emotional resonances and ideas that we just can't feel or see the power and beauty of to the degree that other people can, and therefore dismissiveness is not the approach you need to take.
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Hall had a transformative epiphany when he visited Villa Santo Sospir, the Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat residence of the midcentury French socialite Francine Weisweiller, where Cocteau came to visit for a week in 1950 and stayed for the greater part of a decade, adorning the walls with what he called "tattoos," spidery drawings that were inspired by Greek mythology, made from hand-mixed milk pigment.
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By its own measure, one of the country's major political parties went rogue decades ago and has set about systematically disenfranchising millions of Americans, put the greater part of the population under the thumb of a permanent ruling minority, and has now slipped any remaining traces of civic decency, cynically installing a man it knows to be a ranting incompetent in the White House, just to advance its own, completely self-interested ends.
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