To lure back customers, chains are homing in on service.
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Cochran does a fantastic job of homing in on Debbie's overconfidence.
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They also appear to be homing in on his financial dealings.
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What were you homing in on while watching the TV adaptation?
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Other Republicans are homing in on the marijuana issue as well.
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Some Republicans are already homing in on Biden's age as a weakness.
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"Our No. 1 focus is homing in on the product," Bailey said.
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In 2013, or maybe 2014, the company starting homing in on oat.
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Developers have begun homing in on the streets near Miami's Design District.
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A powerful industry body representing manufacturers is homing in on South Carolina Sen.
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Then she started homing in on what customers really wanted from a vibrator.
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Currency traders also hit sterling, homing in on narrowing bookmaker odds on a Brexit.
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Meanwhile, opioid litigation settlement talks are homing in on payouts nowhere near this amount.
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Watchdog groups are now homing in on the Trump Organization rather than Trump himself.
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The Justice Department and intelligence agencies were also homing in on the Chinese giant.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation may be homing in on Donald Trump's business dealings.
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The network was indeed homing in on higher-level traits that we could understand.
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"We're homing in on a strategy," she said of the "Lord of the Rings" adaptation.
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"The War of Art" is described as a practical guide for homing in on creative breakthroughs.
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Russ Feingold (D-Wis.) is homing in on trade policy in his battle to unseat Sen.
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There are signs that Mueller is homing in on a possible obstruction charge against the president.
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After homing in on the type of car they want, users can apply for a loan.
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For homing in on the oblique muscles, Jampolis agrees with Peterson about avoiding side bends with weights.
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And now Democrats are homing in on the deal's protections for biologic drugs, according to the Associated Press.
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He tracked possible locations for the treasure on maps, homing in on Royal Gorge Park an hour away.
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It's unclear when the grand jury inquiry began or what it is homing in on, the paper noted.
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MELISSA LEE: MR. SECRETARY, JUST HOMING IN ON YOUR COMMENT THAT WE ARE NOT IN A TRADE WAR.
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They carefully examined the 498 genes it contained, homing in on one encoding of a hormone called vasopressin.
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By homing in on abortion, they contend, opponents are merely pursuing a socially palatable way of opposing gender equality.
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Homing in on younger people, from both sides of the aisle, who are maybe less tuned in to politics.
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Senate Republicans are homing in on national security as they fight to defend 24 seats in the 2016 elections.
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Through A.I., the weapons are increasingly gaining capabilities for attacking and homing in on targets without any human involvement.
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State attorneys general across the country are homing in on Google as a target for a new antitrust probe.
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I think it's important to see this disease as something that's full-body, not just homing in on chest level.
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That means dueling advocates are homing in on themes of precedent and regard for the court in the public eye.
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Now authorities are homing in on similar deals offered by operators of manufactured home communities, otherwise known as trailer parks.
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Another group of voters challenged the Republican-drawn maps from 2011, this time homing in on the state legislative districts.
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He had seen Donald Trump coming, homing in on his little town, Nelsonville, Ohio, in the state's impoverished Appalachian southeast.
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The political cartoonist Herblock — homing in on Mr. Laird's balding, oval head — sometimes depicted him as a human H-bomb.
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The conversation evolved, homing in on the impact of big business on small business, and the small business impact on communities.
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And yet, through a process of elimination, the search team believed it was slowly homing in on the jet's resting place.
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We go from Pabst to I.P.A., milk chocolate to dark, latte to espresso, homing in on the bitterness we once avoided.
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Guys are just homing in on certain counts and what guys have done statistically in the past, and they're getting it.
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Beijing has promised to retaliate against the US with its own tariffs — and is homing in on the US agricultural industry.
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" Homing in on the language of the statement, Mr. Oliver said to Mr. Hoffman: "I'm not the moral arbiter of anything.
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Media outlets on Long Island had witheringly denounced the Senate Democrats for Amazon's exit, homing in on the Long Island contingent.
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Curators Candice Hopkins and Tairone Bastien provocatively named the biennial The Shoreline Dilemma, homing in on the pressing issue of climate change.
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Renke Brahms of the EKD Evangelical Church council said the numbers were a "scandal", homing in on sales to Saudi and Qatar.
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To be sure, journalists across the board have been homing in on Facebook and Google because it has been a captivating story.
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Their focus on the House's obligation to enter accommodation talks with the White House suggests they're homing in on the obstruction article.
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With motion-capture cameras homing in on reflective markers affixed to their clothes, the players pushed for 30 minutes at a time.
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But putting in the time, homing in on what he was passionate about, and learning how to create successful posts paid off.
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Nadal is the greatest men's clay-court player in history and is homing in on La Decima, his 10th French Open title.
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The automaker is testing and homing in on what its AV business model might look like, while separately developing autonomous vehicle technology.
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By demanding that banks examine their loans, regulators appear to be making capital controls more targeted and homing in on the biggest spenders.
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Investigators are homing in on a postal facility in Opa-locka, Florida, where they believe some of the packages originated, another official said.
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After expanding its global reach in the first quarter of 2800, the sports apparel maker is homing in on its North American business.
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Colombian police, backed by two Blackhawk helicopters, raided the farm in the pre-dawn darkness Sunday morning, homing in on a dilapidated structure.
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The more you track your spending and keep an eye on it, the better you'll get at homing in on your monthly expenses.
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After expanding its global reach in the first quarter of 2019, the sports apparel maker is homing in on its North American business.
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By this time next year, the spacecraft will be homing in on its science orbit, a fixed altitude of 250 miles (400 km).
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The plea deal negotiations are another indication that Mueller's investigation into ties between Russia and the Trump campaign is homing in on Stone.
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But the search and interview suggests that Mueller's team is homing in on the Trump campaign and inauguration committee's potential ties with Russians.
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On the call, Yearley said Toll Brothers is homing in on "affordable luxury communities" that attract move-up, active-adult and millennial buyers.
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They should be homing in on this decline since it affects U.S. manufacturing startups, which are engines of economic growth and job creation.
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Altitude Investment Management Partner Jon Trauben says the startup cycle is "pretty much over" in cannabis, and he's homing in on bigger companies.
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Homing in on these more subtle attributes has revealed new complex problems with unintended bias toward specific groups and false positives with sarcastic comments.
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Every state that considers a child marriage ban may consider these questions — along with the abortion issue — homing in on one concern or another.
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But Nomura analyst Bill Carcache lowered his price target to $56 for American Express shares, homing in on the company's marketing and promotion spending.
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The perceivers were also homing in on the eyes, because eyes, too, are strong indicators of happiness -- especially as indicators of repeated past happiness.
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While he says most people link e-commerce and digital tightly together, Comcast is homing in on how to improve the customer-service function.
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American Airlines is homing in on Canada, adding service from its hub in Chicago's O'Hare International Airport to Vancouver International Airport beginning May 4.
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But an aspect that I didn't really pay attention to that I've really been homing in on is the mental side of the game.
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And homing in on that mentality is probably going to help me more than it would have if I hadn't been focusing on it.
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Big surveys like this one, which watch swaths of sky agnostically rather than homing in on specific stuff, represent a big chunk of modern astronomy.
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But while the human nose is strong enough to pick up on general illness, it's unlikely that it's capable of homing in on specific conditions.
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I watched the group that ranged to the left, wading through the crowd, stomping on blankets, kicking over boxes, homing in on a small campfire.
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He is skilled at homing in on the moments of the highest uncertainty, and transforming them into stories with quick and destabilizing twists and turns.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey arrived for his late-night appearance, it was back up to a Category 3 and homing in on South Carolina.
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I noticed five helicopters following me, and I realized that they were homing in on a tracking device that somebody had sewn into my clothes.
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The rapper lashed out at Trump's argument that the NFL protests are disrespectful to the military, homing in on the president's past comments about Sen.
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He likened the process of a cell homing in on its fate to a ball rolling down a series of ever-steepening valleys and forked paths.
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Some, like Peter Elam Hakansson, chairman and CIO at East Capital in Stockholm, are homing in on specific countries where they see particularly strong earnings growth.
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As this stellar book moves from one Club member to another, it comes together as an ambitious venture homing in on the nature of creative stimulus.
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Officials are homing in on Vitamin E acetate as they investigate 450 suspected cases of vaping-related respiratory illnesses — which were connected to three deaths. recently.
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It's a phenomenon that a growing number of financial advisors are homing in on as clients need more guidance when it comes to managing their income.
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Lawmakers trying to unravel the controversy over President Donald Trump's discussions with the leader of Ukraine are homing in on Mike Pompeo's role in the drama.
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I took a spin through New York City, expecting the kind of smudgy 3D rendering you'd find while homing in on a target in Google Maps.
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Asana has customers in 195 countries and six languages, and it looks like it's homing in on these two regions because it's seeing the most traction there.
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Throughout 2016, the great planets of change and transformation, Pluto and Uranus, will be homing in on her chart – making this a potentially challenging and changeable year.
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In fact, if anything, the Mueller investigation appears to have been picking up steam in the past three weeks—and homing in on a series of targets.
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Investors will also be homing in on whether banks are experiencing any signs of weakness in the United States economy in the face of global financial turmoil.
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Police launched a manhunt, eventually homing in on the Osundairo brothers, but after questioning them police said Smollett had paid the men $3,500 to stage the attack.
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And the Catalan question is not going away, with candidates homing in on the issue during the only televised election debate between the main candidates, on Monday.
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Hawley, meanwhile, sought to nationalize the race, homing in on the Supreme Court and the Kavanaugh confirmation process in an attempt to energize Missouri's natural Republican base.
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Although K-Swiss claimed its One-Tap is the first-ever esports shoe, big brands are increasingly homing in on clothing and merchandise opportunities in competitive gaming.
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Oil majors have been increasingly homing in on the waters off Senegal, as well as neighbors Mauritania and Gambia, where they suspect hundreds of millions of barrels lie.
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Plaintiffs' lawyers are already homing in on inconsistencies between J&J's statements and other evidence regarding its talc, and they are planning to depose Gorsky in coming weeks.
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Democrats have nicknamed Mnuchin the "foreclosure king," homing in on his time overseeing a wave of foreclosures at the California-based OneWest Bank between 2009 and 85033. Sen.
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He likens it to his own experience as a young Korean immigrant in Houston, watching "Star Trek" for the first time and homing in on the Asian character.
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By Thursday, both President Trump and Vice President Mike Pence had leaned into the debate, homing in on provisions that would loosen some restrictions on late-term abortions.
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Allah's previous film, the staggering "Field Niggas" (2015), was shot in Manhattan, homing in on bedraggled drug addicts and mentally ill people on the streets of East Harlem.
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Caroline: I absolutely felt that uneasiness throughout the hour — which is perhaps to be expected, given that it opened with a missile homing in on a teenage girl.
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Investigators working on XXXTentacion's murder seem to be homing in on a Florida rapper who posted a pic of himself packing heat Monday, not far from the crime scene.
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The women, Navarro, and the Peruvian customs officials they were working with realized that by homing in on suspicious exporters, they'd have a better shot at making a bust.
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The public outcry also prompted members of Congress in both parties to call for investigations into the matter, with Democrats in particular homing in on Zuckerberg with their criticism.
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" Grisham also knocked the press for another instance of homing in on what Trump was sporting on her feet in a CNN op-ed last week, writing, "When Mrs.
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For intelligence gathering, Shin Bet has used a "basic coverage" method, which involves homing in on a particular neighborhood or population sector that is considered a potential security risk.
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"The Americans are playing a key role in homing in on areas that we need to examine," said Rafael Brum Miron, a prosecutor in the southern city of Curitiba.
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" The aim, she continues, homing in on a mostly universal aspiration for both, is to "end up somewhere else" and to travel "a long way from where we started.
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Do we need to see Jansen trying to find his Volvo in an airport garage by homing in on the sound of his wool-colored dog barking from inside it?
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So he talked about the little understood capability of certain predatory birds to keep their heads perfectly stabilized while homing in on prey, even as their bodies and wings gyrate.
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Is the fact that they're homing in on Manafort more an indication of the evidence they have against him or of the information they suspect he has about the Trump campaign?
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Even as Snapchat's user growth falters, the company is still searching for new revenue streams, which is why it's homing in on chat fiction and other experimental forms of mobile storytelling.
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Transportation-on-demand startups betting on growth by homing in on specific market segments continue to play strong with both investors and customers looking for alternatives to traditional taxis and Uber.
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Homing in on automation and AI, there are two recent examples that substantiate that we're heading toward having a layer of automation to remove a facet of design labor: visual layout.
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His sternest critics have decided to hear something different, homing in on his references to racial disparities in criminal justice to charge that he has brought the country to a boil.
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Go deeper: 106 killed in Iran protests, human rights group says Microsoft: Iranian hacker group homing in on industrial systems Secret cables expose Iran's influence-building in Iraq at U.S. expense
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Back on Earth, some theoreticians claimed to be homing in on a putative theory of everything, an Einsteinian dream of an equation simple enough to be inscribed on a T-shirt.
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Now, as the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives prepares impeach Trump for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, the GOP is homing in on three key defenses of the president.
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Think of a lion or tiger chasing after an antelope herd, or a wolf charging a flock of sheep—or even a white blood cell homing in on a colony of bacteria.
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Both sides are homing in on a group of roughly 10 Democrats who are up for reelection in 2018 in states carried by Trump and who could make or break his nomination.
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Yet Dr Cousins and Dr Sapsis suspected they could bypass these problems by ignoring most of the waves in an area and homing in on only a tiny, relevant subset of them.
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Lawmakers fired up by Mark Zuckerberg's testimony are homing in on privacy as their Big Tech target, with most active attempts to regulate the industry focusing on companies' use of consumer data.
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Sklar echoes this description -- she says that many people with ADHD actually thrive in a more urgent environment where hyperfocus gives the person an advantage in terms of homing in on what's important.
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There are a few configurations for slightly different prices, but we're homing in on the one with the eighth-gen Intel Core i5 processor, 8 GB of RAM, and 128 GB of storage.
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In 2016 they sought to sow doubts about Hillary Clinton's physical fitness by homing in on every errant step she took, every bit of exhaustion she flashed, every inscrutable glaze of her eyes.
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That it would be easy to then latch onto and to say you're right, women and people of color are homing in on your space and they're doing it in a broader space too.
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That Mueller's team is homing in on Manafort, he adds, suggest two things: that they have the strongest case against him and that they believe he has incriminating information about other people under investigation.
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But amid mounting evidence that the scandal threatening Trump's presidency goes far beyond a single call to Ukraine's President, Trump is homing in on a narrow set of issues as he builds his defense.
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In the intervening years, earlier incarnations of the missile have been used in a variety of roles: homing in on hostile radars, shooting down ballistic missiles, and in 2008, even taking down orbiting satellites.
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Sorrentino's camera relishes the ridiculous, taking its time pulling back to reveal the scope of Pius's adoring masses gathered in the square or homing in on a steely glint glancing off the pope's eye.
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The bot, called SNAP_R, was an automated "phishing" system, capable of homing in on the whims of specific individuals and coaxing them toward that moment when they would inadvertently download spyware onto their machines.
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The excitement of Gerstle's book lies in his ability to tell this story anew by homing in on the long neglected role of the states, and by staying attuned to uncertainties and contingencies of history.
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Nida Kirmani, an associate professor of sociology at the Lahore University of Management Sciences, argues that the PTM has rattled the establishment, homing in on what she describes as a "crisis of democracy" in Pakistan.
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It appears they're homing in on conversations both men had with White House officials over the past two years, as well as the Trump Organization's pursuit of a real estate project in Moscow in 2016.
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Three other major Republican-aligned anti-Trump groups are homing in on Indiana to stop Trump's momentum, which has accelerated after his big wins in New York last week and throughout the Northeast on Tuesday.
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Investigators are homing in on vitamin E acetate, an ingredient found in canola, soy, and corn oil, as one of the primary compounds linked with the injuries, they said during a Friday call with reporters.
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In a book that is very much of its time, he puts Grant's attitudes toward racism, anti-Semitism, political corruption and alcoholism front and center, while also homing in on every battle Grant ever fought.
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After Thanksgiving dinner at the Beemans — where Stan delivered a toast about the people "out there" threatening the American way of life — Philip went to one of those garages the F.B.I. is homing in on.
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He said looking at large groups of people, instead of homing in on specific individuals, allows for other factors to affect the suicide rates — even if the study tried to control for some of them.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is homing in on ground beef as the source of the latest E. coli outbreak in the U.S., the agency said Friday, citing preliminary findings in its ongoing investigation.
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Betaout is also homing in on growth in Southeast Asia, where users include marketplace Tokopedia, one of the region's most well-funded startups, and the U.S., where it participated in Techstars Chicago's accelerator program last year.
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Now, as the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives moves closer to passing two articles of impeachment charging Trump with abuse of power and obstruction, the GOP is homing in on three key defenses of the president.Rep.
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The narrative quickly narrows, homing in on a large house in Cornwall where, on the day before Christmas, an older woman named Sophia Cleves sits in the presence of the disembodied, suspended head of a child.
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Homing in on the ripple effects of the party not only allows the show to confront the immediate mess, but makes sure that none of the main characters get short shrift while they process their reactions.
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At the same time, by documenting only portions of von Bayros' works, or homing in on a particular detail, Brown's intentions are clearly about the pleasure of drawing, rather than the production of a finished product.
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In the month before his rampage, he trawled the internet 20143 times for posts related to Mr. Trump, reading his Twitter feed daily and homing in on the American president's travel ban on several Muslim-majority countries.
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Hackers are now homing in on health care because they've discovered that while credit card numbers sell for only a few bucks, information about people obtained by combing through their health-records can sell for more than $30.
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The appearances of Lugo and Nixon suggest Mueller is homing in on Stone's associates who have knowledge about his communications with WikiLeaks -- particularly whether Stone knew in advance whether the site planned to release the hacked Democratic emails.
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Stephen Moore, an outside adviser who was floated last year for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board, told CNN that the administration is "homing in" on a proposal that would include lower rates for middle class families.
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Homing in on indigenous lands where logging crews make forays to illegally extract coveted hardwoods, the squad spotted from the air a makeshift sawmill near the boundary of the Alto Turiaçu Indian Territory, home to the Ka'apor people.
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The first to arrive was Mr. Pinsky's, which not only included a charming doodle of his floor lamp in the margins but also showed him finding the poem's ultimate title and homing in on a particular stanza for compression.
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Democrats are homing in on a strategy they hope will bring new rural voters into the fold through hyperlocal economic messaging and by venturing into parts of the country they ignored in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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Bloomberg has been carpet bombing this Super Tuesday state with an unprecedented blitz of introductory TV ads, homing in on its glut of delegates and its unique mechanics that allow independents to cast a ballot in the Democratic primary.
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So the design phase was really about opening it up to our artists and just having them push the envelope as much, And then, within that, homing in on ideas and concepts that were interesting to us and developing those.
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Focusing his efforts on Iowa before Monday's caucuses, Mr. Carson has been homing in on the evangelical Christians and social conservatives who propelled Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum to caucus victories in the state in the two previous presidential election cycles.
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Girl Scouts of the USA announced today that it will introduce a slew of new badges that address what it called "some of society's most pressing needs" by homing in on STEM and technology-related issues and advocacy for girls.
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The central bank has been bringing rates down since 2015, when inflation was in double digits, and is now homing in on a level more suitable for current economic conditions - as well as for its inflation target of 613 percent.
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TMZ broke the story ... cops working on the case were homing in on the Florida rapper after he posted a pic of himself with a gun while he was at a fish and chicken joint not far from the crime scene.
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In particular, this should increase Twitter's ability to identify the kind of largely indirect harassment that Yiannopoulos specialized in: not individual acts of trolling, but rather homing in on a target and goading other Twitter followers to go on the attack.
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The article also says that NHTSA sent a nine-page letter to Tesla requesting information on other crashes where the Autopilot system was involved, with the Journal reporting that the investigation is "homing in" on the car's automatic emergency braking system.
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Republicans on the House Judiciary and the Oversight and Government Reform committees have been examining decision-making at the FBI during that time period and homing in on what they say is evidence of political bias against then-candidate Trump.
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It seemed only on message that on a trip to New York to promote the film, she found herself flat on her back at New York Adorned, a Second Avenue piercing parlor, a needle homing in on her upper ear.
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By homing in on the Oxytocin Receptor gene (OXTR), the gene that determines how our brain cells respond to oxytocin, the York team found that it not only has the ability to decrease appetite but also to help regulate binge eating.
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Chronic loneliness is a difficult nut to crack, but there's some evidence that homing in on a mission or purpose larger than oneself — which often requires working with others — can help isolated individuals successfully integrate back into the social fold.
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The fake accounts and pages homing in on divisive social issues is what happened in the Russian disinformation campaign in the 2016 election, but Facebook says it hasn't been able to link the activity this time around directly to Russia.
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Democrats have also used the legislation to make clear that they believe that cleanup must start with the White House, and included several provisions jabbing at the president and homing in on a laundry list of his administration's alleged ethical abuses.
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Now a growing number of bargain hunters, including real estate developers, are homing in on properties farther from the train — at least a 203-minute walk — in search of dwindling affordable options and sometimes a respite from the madding crowd.
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Her critics are homing in on the gay rights record of Mr. Trump's vice president-elect, Mike Pence, who as governor of Indiana signed into law a religious freedom act that was widely denounced for allowing discrimination against gay people.
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Season six, then, feels like it's finally homing in on the series' great theme, which is to say it's about communication, about the gaps that open up when we don't tell each other what's necessary and instead stick to what's self-serving.
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Right now, prosecutors seem to be homing in on his taxi business — in particular, whether he misrepresented the value of his business assets to two financial institutions, and whether he failed to report money he made from his business to the IRS.
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Another great tool for helping Satisfiers find their products in as little time as possible is by allowing them to search by size, color and brand, immediately homing in on exactly what they are looking for and keeping irrelevant search results out of the page.
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A MINUS Nicki Minaj: Queen (Young Money/Cash Money/Republic) I missed this August 2018 item while homing in on Eminem's September album because hip-hop's bureau of standards brushed hers aside as inconsequential while actively attacking his as an offense against the polity.
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Hardfloor was homing in on the 19963 at a time when almost nobody else was; by the start of the 21996s, the first wave of late-eighties Chicago acid producers had more or less dissipated, and a lot of people figured the sound was dead.
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On one side was Allan Sandage, arguably the most important astronomer in the world, who was convinced that he was homing in on the fate of the universe — namely, that it was doomed to collapse one distant day, a hundred billion years from now.
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This freedom with the source material, which tells the story of a death-obsessed professor contending with an environmental disaster, is evident in the show's script, which Mr. Fish devised by homing in on one of Mr. Delillo's stylistic quirks: His use of lists.
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So, I was toying with those, but really between the time when I finished "Split" and when it came out, which was about four months, it was in that period that I was writing "Glass," and I was really homing in on the exact specifics.
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In an introductory essay he wrote for the collection Certain Noble Plays of Japan (1916), edited by Pound and Ernest Fenollosa, Yeats provides at least one clue, homing in on the way Japanese Noh dramatic verse recursively exploits a single recurring image or metaphor.
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At the same time that Howitt was working, Locksley and his postdoc Jakob von Moltke (who now runs his own lab at the University of Washington) were homing in on that finding from another direction by studying some of the chemical signals (cytokines) involved in allergies.
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By homing in on a series of mutations that occur on a known timetable, the international team of geneticists calculated exactly when these population bottlenecks occurred, confirming that they coincided with the two ancient events and pinpointing the second, Pleistocene bottleneck, 11,084 to 12,589 years ago.
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In an interview this week, Republican operative Patrick Ruffini, who works for the "Never Trump" super-PAC, told The Hill his digital-focused group would be homing in on key districts in New York where polling and demographics suggest maximum delegates can be taken from Trump.
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By homing in on atrial fibrillation (AF), a potentially dangerous form of abnormal heart rhythm that affects as many as 6.1 million Americans and 163 million Europeans, a team of researchers from the US, Canada, and Denmark were able to find an interesting relationship between AF and chocolate consumption.
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In addition to the surveillance authorities, lawmakers are also homing in on reforms to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court and the warrant application process in the wake of a scathing report by Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz on applications to surveil Trump campaign aide Carter Page.
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President Donald Trump is homing in on his 2018 pitch to red-state voters: It's a mix of his dark rhetoric on immigration with some conspiracy theories and the occasional reminiscing about his unexpected presidential win — all whipped up with attacks on Democrats as obstructionists and praise for Republicans he's endorsed.
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The outside group Maine Momentum is dramatically escalating its bombardment of Collins over the last weeks of December, homing in on the second anniversary of the GOP's tax reform law that Collins supported in 2017, which Democrats believe is a vulnerability in her likely race against statehouse Speaker Sara Gideon.
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But Ms. Woolcock has experience with raw community encounters (she once organized a re-enactment of the Exodus from Egypt with a cast of thousands in the streets of Margate), and she extracted real drama from her players in Manchester by homing in on the relationships between the Passion and their personal experiences.
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Over the last few weeks, I visited the heirs apparent, the stores that have taken on the mantle of early Barneys, each homing in on a particular segment of the high-end marketplace, or a particular angle of view: Dover Street Market New York, Totokaelo, Forty Five Ten, the Webster and Kith.
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House Democrats are shifting the focus of their impeachment inquiry from a larger probe on whether the president obstructed justice in regards to the Mueller investigation, instead homing in on Trump's phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in which he asked Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son.
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Leaked testimony also shows that House investigators have been homing in on whether Trump directed his advisers to pressure Ukraine into a quid pro quo—a finding that could be key to the impeachment inquiry's popularity with the public, said Mimi Rocah, a former federal prosecutor in the Southern District of New York.
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The sentiment that Mr. Limbaugh was homing in on — the undented confidence that many Trump supporters have in the president as a get-things-done leader and deal maker — is the reason many conservatives say they do not think Mr. Trump will suffer much as he abandons some of his policy stances.
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U.S. and Chinese officials held a "working-level" call Thursday evening in which Beijing said it was making progress in restricting outbound fentanyl shipments, according to three sources familiar with the matter, homing in on a personal policy focus of President Donald Trump as it tries to get the White House to rollback tariffs.
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The DNK based its assessment that the IRGC was likely to have orchestrated the attacks on a number of factors, including: - A high likelihood that the IRGC had previously supplied its allies, the Houthi militia fighting a Saudi-backed government in Yemen, with explosive-laden surface drone boats capable of homing in on GPS navigational positions for accuracy.
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The DNK based its assessment that the IRGC was likely to have orchestrated the attacks on a number of factors, including: - A high likelihood that the IRGC had previously supplied its allies, the Houthi militia fighting a Saudi-backed government in Yemen, with explosive-laden surface drone boats capable of homing in on GPS navigational positions for accuracy.
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" Streep ended her letter by saying she was dismayed that McGowan viewed her as an adversary before homing in on the message that she would stand with other women in the face of "a status quo that wants bad old days, the old ways where women were used, abused and refused entry into the decision-making, top levels of the industry.
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Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren have rolled out introductions that touch on their identities and the need to examine economic inequality through the lens of race and gender, Klobuchar again tacks more moderate, largely sidestepping anything that could be construed as "identity politics" and instead homing in on the white, middle America identity that many white voters seem to believe is simply neutral.
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Although it wasn't something especially articulated in startup land at the time of Felix's launch, what the firm was homing in on was a rising category of direct-to-consumer startups, essentially all in the area of e-commerce and building brands and businesses that were bypassing traditional retailers and retail channels to develop primary relationships with consumers through newer digital channels such as social media, messaging and email (alongside their own DTC websites).
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While the book spends time homing in on some of the particulars of each fight, the overarching message is that the leading edge of social justice today is a swelling network of affinity groups that, despite focusing on an array of different issues at any given time, are in fact aligned around an insistence that their ultimate fight is against the roots of all injustice — things like racism, exploitation of people and the environment, economic inequality, and militarization.
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