So the team changed course and honed in on podcasts.
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" Analysts saw that phrase and honed in on "for now.
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The Japanese honed in on this phenomenon and mastered it.
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Soon Facebook honed in on a strategy to make Messenger big.
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She specifically honed in on comfortably modest and agility-accommodating workout gear.
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That's the one thing I wish I had really honed in on.
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But conservative outlets have particularly honed in on Hill's gender and sexuality.
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They honed in on their image — loud, vibrant, kitschy but never tacky.
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When asked about Buttigieg's strategy, Warren's campaign honed in on its own.
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Meanwhile, Kavanaugh honed in on a textualist argument against the government's position.
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I think what we really honed in on was purpose around the product.
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This isn't the first time the FCC has honed in on smartphone security.
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This time it appears that the terrorists honed in on people drinking in bars.
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One piece of art at time, the algorithm mysteriously honed in on my taste.
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Suddenly, his desire became less scattered and mindlessly indulgent, honed in on one person.
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Less than two days after the explosion in Chelsea, officials honed in on Rahami.
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His two main opponents have honed in on his sloganeering and thin financial plan.
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President Donald Trump also honed in on almost the same number during his campaign.
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But increasingly, Democrats and liberals honed in on the racially-charged dimension of Trump's comments.
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For spring 2018, Gucci honed in on '80s nostalgia — the hairdos, the toys, the characters.
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Zhang and his teammates then honed in on ewaste, the electronic trash generated by vaping.
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As the episode reveals, authorities eventually honed in on John Waterman, Galloway's next-door neighbor.
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And that is what I used and honed in on since I was a kid.
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The film evolved as we honed in on the story we were trying to tell.
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Republicans have honed in on Ossoff's national security experience as a frequent line of attack.
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But the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, especially its Democratic members, quickly honed in on Russia.
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Details: Abrams honed in on a variety of topics from mass incarceration to the 245 census.
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Scientists honed in on the galaxy where mysterious fast radio bursts (FRB) seem to be originating.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have honed in on GOP lawmakers' support for the Republican plan to repeal Obamacare.
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But once you've honed in on the necessary contact, how do you get them to respond?
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It honed in on only allowing earmarks on projects run by the Army Corps of Engineers.
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Trump honed in on the fact that Horowitz was appointed by President Obama in his tweet.
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My confidence grew as I honed in on the really tangible value I provided for clients.
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" That's when Stallone honed in on Conor's loss to Khabib -- "This is a crossroad in his life.
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I honed in on the men playing, tweaking each other's nipples, making contact with their shirts off.
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I added one thing and honed in on a few bits and bobs, but they were fine.
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The internet honed in on one particular shot of actress Emilia Clarke squinting that quickly went viral.
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Spike Jonze: I think the first movie was when we really honed in on the main guys.
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Manafort made other large purchases via wire transfer as well that the prosecution team honed in on.
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Although, one story the network really honed in on was the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
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Sleuths have honed in on the rarely used word as a possible clue to the author's identity.
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Trump has long honed in on North Korea as one of the biggest threats facing the United States.
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We honed in on the fact that the product is easy to use and effective with great ingredients.
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In response, U.S. and foreign officials, including multiple vocal critics of Trump, honed in on Navarro's remarks. Sen.
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Biden has honed in on his time as vice president, citing his experience combatting the 2014 Ebola outbreak.
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Of course I have more opinions now on what I want and actually have honed in on the art and honed in on myself really as person… but really looking back, all the records I've made, even [my first album] Satisfied... the labels let me do what I wanted to do.
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When PepsiCo released its better-than-expected earnings earlier Wednesday, some investors initially honed in on its conservative forecast.
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He then honed in on the most built-out profiles, reasoning that they would be most likely to respond.
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Normally, the market would have honed in on the jump in wages, up 0.4 percent, slightly higher than expected.
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The researchers honed in on four specific widespread, false rumors that made the rounds during the two major events.
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Instead, some honed in on the fact that a key line in Swift's "I Did Something Bad" was censored.
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Minnesota law enforcement honed in on the cause of death and its circumstances, which had been shrouded in secrecy.
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Now, this expertise and urgency will be honed in on the existential threat of our generation: unmanageable climate chaos.
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Ultimately, they honed in on 68 international studies published since 1.23, a third of which focused in North America.
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Despite being diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease at 42, the former champion remained astute and honed in on the times.
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But there's a belief by some insiders that Twitter should have honed in on customer service five years ago.
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She honed in on the moments after Pantaleo took down Garner, according to a source who saw the report.
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Plenty of theories abounded — some ghoulish and some outlandish — as police honed in on a killer much closer to home.
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Ali and Siedenburg have honed in on that difference and are determined to raise the seven figures through grassroots organizing.
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But our colleague Robin Givhan, The Post's fashion critic, honed in on a frequent criticism: Jordan's lack of a jacket.
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We immediately honed in on a new bit of information the footage provided about Scamander's apparently delinquent past at Hogwarts.
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Monophthongization is a mouthful and it's one of the things, along with non-rhoticity, that Spacey has honed in on.
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Republicans were supportive of the entire slate, while Democrats honed in on Marvin Goodfriend, Trump's nominee to the Fed board.
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It was these abilities, Moody said, that actually seemed to be the thing that VCs honed in on during pitches.
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After that, Serena honed in on her baby daddy, Alexis Ohanian -- and pointed out the gray hairs on his beard.
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A screenshot of the FBI's indictment of Su. More than just technical data, the triumvirate also honed in on individuals.
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" In a third online study, researchers honed in on faces and their "capacity to rapidly and spontaneously summon visual attention.
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But the researchers honed in on one promising receptor, the kappa opioid receptor (KOR), sussing out the structure that activates it.
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Together, they honed in on a message: "That people need to vote, it's not optional its mandatory," as Jordan put it.
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In response, Clinton honed in on Sanders on the stump, drawing sharp contrast with Sanders on guns, healthcare and Wall Street.
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Within Kickstarter, researchers honed in on the campaigns — mainly tech projects — that would be of interest to traditional Silicon Valley investors.
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They honed in on patterns of use from the college years (ages 230 to 21) into adulthood (ages 26 to 30).
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As I honed in on specific details, I saw an abundance of analytical symbols, anything from graphs to raw binary code.
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Far fewer have honed in on Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's son-in-law, who served as a de-facto campaign manager.
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But then Moniz honed in on what Carter did the day of Roy's death, which he said ultimately led to her conviction.
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" It wasn't until she attended the New York University Tisch School of the Arts, when she "really honed in on the craft.
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"But in the past few years, I've really honed in on how good my body feels when I'm in great competition shape."
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Y., honed in on libra's governance last time, emphasizing that the members controlling the currency are corporations and are not democratically elected.
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He acknowledged that the Girls creator does "take a lot of flack," but honed in on one type of hate in particular.
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The "Mad Money" honed in on this problem because despite Starbucks' strong performance, it seems investors have trouble staying in the stock.
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"I was really intrigued that 41 percent of women really just honed in on one style of touching they liked," Herbenick said.
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Recently, the company has honed in on creating healthier products, increasing research and development spending 240 percent over the past six years.
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Some officials have honed in on a vitamin E oil that's been added to some THC vaping products as a possible cause.
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D'Angelo honed in on that and used the rhythm section to back phrase as opposed to using solo instruments to back phrase.
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Still, with Alaska now apparently in North Korea's range, members of Congress have honed in on missile defense as a must. Rep.
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Since the early 1980s, Halley has honed in on motifs related to barred windows, prison cells, and the conduits and grids composing cities.
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The big picture: After 9/11, the U.S. honed in on confronting terrorists and protecting the homeland, according to former New Jersey Gov.
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And I think for photo optics, people would have honed in on that considering it was so fresh after the divorce as well.
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On Monday's episode of Full Frontal, Samantha Bee honed in on Trump's emerging cabinet choices, including Steve Bannon, Ben Carson and Sarah Palin.
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His response will do little to assuage the protesters and advocates who have honed in on the law as a rallying point, however.
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At the other end, Brad Guzan did well to turn an Enner Valencia shot round the post as he honed in on goal.
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For months, conservative activists have honed in on Hunter's business in Ukraine while his dad was in office, though no wrongdoing has emerged.
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Facebook executives including Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg honed in on their relationships with developers as a way to make money and boost engagement.
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The underwater traveler maneuvered slowly but determinedly, honed in on an ancient artifact, gently picked it up and deposited it in a sample bag.
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The probe has reportedly already honed in on 96 officers of various ranks linked to raids in which police allegedly executed 27 presumed gangsters.
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Mission controllers had no less than four instruments honed in on Io in an effort to study the moon's surface, especially its polar regions.
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French police located Abaaoud after they received a tip-off from Morocco that he may still be in France and honed in on Aitboulahcen.
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And after the success of last year's KeyOne, it really feels like BlackBerry has really honed in on its identity with the new Key22.
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The researchers honed in on a particular type of immune cell known as neutrophils, which are known to arrive very early at injury sites.
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That has fuelled expectation for an imminent decision and analysts prior to Thursday's meeting had honed in on September as the most likely date.
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In particular, they honed in on Trump's comments that media outlets are the "enemy of the American people" and asked Pai if he agreed.
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So, with eukaryotes surfacing much later down the evolutionary timescale, the study's authors honed in on the ancestral genes of the other two domains.
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Although I honed in on "Americans," I kept that loose, choosing to include expats and people who were born here but currently living abroad.
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Roughly half of the questions honed in on recent comments from Trump and his attorney, Rudy Giuliani, about the president's power to pardon himself.
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Employees honed in on prospective students with high incomes and credit limits, and geared them toward "elite" seminars that cost as much as $35,000.
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Within the first 30 minutes she honed in on something fairly important about me, which you'd never notice unless you were looking for it.
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Republicans honed in on Hale's previous testimony where he said that there had been many cases of foreign aid being frozen in the past.
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"Lindsay really honed in on Cassie's personality and took something that was old and a little stuffy and completely revitalized it," Rosenheck tells PEOPLE.
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In the past few years, the teams have honed in on a drug called remdesivir, an antiviral developed by the pharmaceutical company Gilead Sciences.
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Warren honed in on what she said was a potential disparate impact of the erosion of privacy for broadband customers on low-income people.
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But after his Wednesday interview with Salesforce founder, Chairman and CEO Marc Benioff, the "Mad Money" host honed in on Salesforce's secret: building trust.
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Once you've honed in on your specialism, it's time to master "the number one skill" — the ability to make a customer, according to Simkin.
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And in other cases where the government has honed in on scrutinizing money transfers, banks have responded by getting out of the business altogether.
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Bennett has also honed in on his diet, substituting apple juice for water, and eliminating the late-night fruit snacks he used to enjoy.
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Backstage Beauty Report As a continuation of last season's theme, the beauty looks at Alexander Wang's fall/winter 2016 show honed in on model's individuality.
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Both Foy and Kirby have honed in on what is worth celebrating as women fight for equality both in the workplace and outside of it.
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Baccus-Clark: We really honed in on the empowerment of this, because it isn't a story that has a sort of dystopian nod to doomsday.
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Notably, he honed in on two things that make social ads unique: their speed, and the way they can target small niche communities at scale.
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Begin has honed in on the third of these challenges of messaging platforms, and specifically in how it pertains to being in the working world.
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It's dangerous Most of Clinton's critics have honed in on the fact that Clinton was sending and receiving classified information using her private email server.
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A skilled politician in his own right, Francis honed in on the President's pending decision whether to pull the US from the Paris climate accord.
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He also honed in on his soft skills to ensure that he really developed a relationship with his customers, many of whom became his friends.
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If I notice a bass line I'd never noticed or honed in on before, the look will change, but generally it looks exactly the same.
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"Greg honed in on that... he loved it, and then for four seasons we discussed Sprinkles until his untimely death in the freezer," Fischer said.
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French police located Abaaoud after they received a tip-off from Morocco that he may still be in France and honed in on Ait Boulahcen.
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Instead of trying to eliminate the LGBT themes within the film, filmmaker Fan said the censors have honed in on its more explicit sexual elements.
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But, like MacArthur, he personally intervened to help the House's ACA repeal bill get through and his Democratic opponent has honed in on health care.
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But IDM honed in on the same romantic spirit from more than a century earlier, identifying a common denominator between Kraftwerk, Brian Eno, and Beethoven.
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The resulting report, titled Being Lesbian in Iran, honed in on the experience of lesbians in Iran specifically, and was the first study to do so.
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Authorities honed in on DeAngelo based on his age and where he lived, among other factors, Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert told ABC News.
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"They really honed in on running the ball, and they were successful with it — as hard as it is to say," Jaguars linebacker Myles Jack said.
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Police honed in on Young the following day after one of his burglary crew was picked up and admitted to four burglaries, including at Louck's home.
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To figure out which companies would make the cut, GPTW surveyed more than 400,000 employees in the United States and honed in on four key factors.
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" At first, Robbins wrote that "my ears honed in on the 'squishy' because no one likes to hear their stomach is squishy, at least not me.
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Instead, Espy honed in on Democrats' No. 1 issue in the midterms — health care — and portrayed Hyde-Smith as a fierce partisan when Washington needs compromise.
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The MIT team strategically honed in on local measures that can be taken even as Trump rolls back federal action on air quality and climate change.
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J.P. Morgan honed in on the five hurricanes which caused damages greater than $25 billion: 2005 Katrina, 2012 Sandy, 43 Andrew, 2008 Ike and 2005 Wilma.
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This new data added to and honed in on those predictions by isolating the cities that will be hit the hardest by a lack of doctors.
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There, the group honed in on the most pressing issue: how to have a non-corny discussion with your kids about substance abuse and peer pressure.
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Both companies have honed in on a specific use case in health: Helping people who can't drive or don't have a car get to their medical appointments.
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Trump has honed in on the rural and post-industrial poor with inspired salvos against the timed-tested American scarecrows of immigration and those-bums-in-Washington.
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The "Black-ish" star, who MC'd the event, honed in on Tyrese's bogus claim Will and Jada Smith gave him millions of dollars to keep him afloat.
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Fink honed in on the importance of transparency and governance in bringing in international capital, areas where the region more broadly has been known to fall short.
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Brownlee on Tuesday honed in on the issue of China's building of artificial islands in the territory, including new airstrips, which has rattled nerves around the region.
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Smith was one hell of an athlete -- and seems fairly confident that he had the ability to succeed in gymnastics ... if he really honed in on it.
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Mr. Bronson honed in on a calabasa slaw prepared by visiting Puerto Rican chef, Jose Enrique and a smoked chicken sandwich from Jamaican grill master, Gariel Ferguson.
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Publicis dropped 14 percent as the world's No. 3 advertising company's results failed to win over investors and analysts who honed in on weaker-than-expected revenues.
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To find out which states pay the lowest taxes, financial website GOBankingRates conducted a survey that honed in on four categories: income, property, sales and gas taxes.
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Once you've honed in on an object of affection, you like to dote on them in grandiose ways, showering them with compliments and giving them extravagant gifts.
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An Apache helicopter just successfully honed in on and hit an unmanned target with a laser gun, according to a press release from Raytheon, the weapon's manufacturer.
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Filmmaker Laura Cuch honed in on Ealing as a multicultural microcosm for her documentary about the links between food and spirituality, which can bring diverse faith communities together.
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Law enforcement honed in on a suspect after running DNA from a decades-old crime scene through a free online database, where anyone can upload their genetic information.
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One area he honed in on in particular: By leveraging the size of the social network, Facebook could facilitate mentoring relationships to help people raise their job prospects.
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Instead of throwing the latest trends and technologies in the face of these shoppers, Penney's has honed in on one specific subset of the diverse generation: millennial moms.
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In announcing her conviction on June 16, Judge Moniz honed in on what Carter did the day of Roy's death, which he said ultimately led to her conviction.
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For example, they honed in on the plot-point of a giant fake news farm that employs hackers to spread propaganda discrediting the president-elect using fake identities.
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After beating two Bruins defenders while charging down the right wall, Hyman collected the puck and honed in on Rask before beating the goalie with a nifty deke.
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At the Supreme Court in April and in their dissenting opinions today, Justices Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor honed in on the importance of case-by-case waivers.
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They honed in on Sondland saying that Trump never told him directly that there was a quid pro quo, or that there was any demand of an investigation.
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While Carney also described reasons for optimism, investors honed in on the comments about a possible rate cut, which the governor linked directly to the current economic outlook.
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As newer and newer iterations of the iPhone are released, Apple has honed in on one ability that&aposs quite uncanny: the ability to automatically recognize human faces.
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Till now, much of the reporting about discrimination on dating apps has honed in on whether user "preferences" around race, body type, masculinity, and other factors amount to discrimination.
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Opponents to May's deal have honed in on several elements, including the Irish "backstop" and fears of a so-called "divorce bill" that could run to 39 billion pounds.
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Here are some key quotes from the prosecution's closing arguments: Andres also honed in on at what was arguably the defense team's most memorable line from its opening statement.
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We got 45's son Friday in NYC, and he honed in on Biden's gaffes, saying if his dad said the things Biden has said, he'd be torn apart.
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Reagan, who was a master communicator from his acting career in Hollywood, honed in on two key themes that cut across the conservative divide: tax cuts and anti-communism.
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Mulvaney honed in on the Congressional Review Act, which passed the Senate 100-0 in 85033, that allows Congress to invalidate rules and guidance documents promulgated by regulatory agencies.
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We honed in on the art form of making a 6.5 second video, creating nuances and jokes I could have never conceived in such a short amount of time before.
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Inside the White House, Ivanka has honed in on primarily economic and family issues and the press team is quick to trumpet her work and messaging on jobs and taxes.
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Members of the Senate HELP Committee honed in on idea today that might help resolve the biggest sticking point (so far) in their effort to stabilize the Affordable Care Act.
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The defense honed in on that as an indication of Liang's innocence, the idea being that the shooting was a tragic accident that could happen to anyone on the job.
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The set may have honed in on the loneliness of Tyler's music, but as he sang the last few bars of "See You Again" acapella, thousands of voices joined in.
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Democrats honed in on Yellen's past support for new rules put in place under the Dodd-Frank financial reform law, seeking to undercut GOP efforts to roll those regulations back.
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The Senate study honed in on the fact that the "tax benefit per job" enjoyed by pharmaceuticals was "excessive," amounting in some cases to as much as $2628,28500 per job.
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Today, he honed in on his belief that Democrats will continue to try and delay the vote even further, predicting that they'll say the FBI investigation was "insufficient" after its completion.
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Instead, analysts honed in on what many said could be a turning point for the athletic wear company: Three key metrics — comparable sales, gross margin and inventories — met or topped expectations.
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It does notifications really well and it's been piling on the fitness features since last year as the company's honed in on what the device's users are actually using it for.
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Instead of creating one classic white style we're all wearing, it's honed in on designing an endless amount of unique customizable options and pre-made choices within a few recognizable cuts.
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With Vice President Mike Pence and other space executives focusing on the broader goals of American leadership in space, Shotwell honed in on the grittier regulatory details of the status quo.
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He has honed in on financial empowerment in an effort to appeal to voters who might be wary of stop and frisk, a policy he defended for years after leaving office.
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Though Boudreau's teams have been known to play a freewheeling offensive style, with Getzlaf and Perry not having their normally strong offensive seasons they honed in on a defense-heavy system.
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But Freenome, which is backed by more than $230 million in venture capital, honed in on colorectal cancer because so many patients avoid getting colonoscopies and providing stool samples for analysis.
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Honda honed in on its years of doing businesses in America and its intentions to build a new hybrid here, and it put a map of the United States on display.
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Working on clues from medical papers, which referred to Case 1 as "Donald T," the journalists honed in on the small town where he lived and then pulled out the phone book.
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The somewhat counterintuitive uptick in coverage of AIM stocks highlights how brokers have honed in on alternative revenue streams since the European Union's MiFID II rules came into effect a year ago.
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In curating the themes and projects for Future Forward, The Creators Project honed in on the cultural touch points that are increasingly important to us in the creation of art and culture.
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Levi's has honed in on low-wash techniques that can reduce the water use for each pair by 97%, which they have rolled out to vendors accounting for 60% of their product.
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The more I was analyzing my personal fear about having this mental illness in my bloodline, the more I honed in on this idea of a girl who's going through something similar.
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Trump has honed in on the size of the federal government, one officials said, insisting there are too many people working for him both at the White House and at outside agencies.
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Lawmakers have honed in on bump stocks after a mass shooting at a country music festival in Las Vegas, where nearly 60 people were killed and more than 85033 others were injured.
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As she's honed in on her singular style, Warren's production methods have grown increasingly elaborate, involving dozens of collaborators and costumes that riff on things like classical art and modern cults of personality.
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"A lot of people come through this sort of Music Row school, and it's full of great players and everybody gets honed in on this thing," Mr. Joyce said in a phone interview.
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President Trump's social media operation Trump has honed in on a new phenomenon he learned that a well-timed tweet can drive the traditional news cycle, thereby determining what the mainstream media covers.
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Other fintech startups have honed in on the opportunity to disrupt SMBs' existing banking relationships by tapping into technological innovations — and in the best cases, these startups provide groundbreaking options to those businesses.
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Cruz, meanwhile, has sought to highlight Trump's past support for liberal causes, and has honed in on the issue of eminent domain, which gives the government power to seize a private citizen's land.
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Asked what legislative changes would empower their agencies to better care for UACs, DHS officials honed in on what's known as the Flores settlement agreement and the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act (TVPRA).
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Nayyera Haq: In South Carolina, an exam of Bloomberg's track record In a debate that was otherwise all over the place, the candidates honed in on painting Bloomberg as the Republican on stage.
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Known for their use of comics in their art, rockers Coheed and Cambria honed in on two beloved superheroes for their latest video for "Island," which was inspired by the upcoming blockbuster Batman vs.
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The Jezebel piece honed in on the Trump administration's anti-abortion policies, which includes cutting aid "to any foreign-based organization that performs, promotes or offers information on abortion," according to the Washington Post.
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But most people honed in on claims that Swift hired some of Perry's backup dancers for a tour and said dancers wanted to leave that tour halfway through to go on tour with Perry.
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House Democrats also plan an early vote next year on a bill they say would protect health coverage for people with pre-existing conditions, an issue that Democrats honed in on in their campaigns.
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Hoping to learn as much as possible before the interstellar visitor leaves our solar system, astronomers honed in on Oumuamua with sophisticated equipment designed to pick up radio signals or other artificially produced transmissions.
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"We kept it concise and honed in on the immediate needs, such as the product workflow to enable four free months of services, and how to immediately get the message out to our partners."
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Clinton honed in on Trump's bankruptcy history in her remarks, citing reporting from CNN that no major U.S. company has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the last 30 years more than Trump's casino empire.
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From the travel ban to the Kavanaugh confirmation fight to the Mueller report, Fox News and Republican leaders quickly honed in on the same talking points, then stood shoulder to shoulder against any outside criticism.
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Much of that commentary was missed in early 236, as viewers and pundits honed in on the parallels to the Clinton affair (there were even similar photographs of its President and his beret-clad accuser).
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He's honed in on tax incentives for private companies—an approach doomed to fail since the whole problem with infrastructure is that there are simply some public goods the private sector doesn't want to provide.
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With New Delhi generating around 650 metric tonnes (650,1153 kg) of plastic waste daily, only 60 percent of which is recycled, KMC students honed in on plastic pollution as a serious and neglected social problem.
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MINOT AFB, North Dakota — By 2016, top Pentagon officials, including then-Secretary of Defense Ash Carter, had honed in on the threat posed by small, commercially available drones to the sites housing America's nuclear arsenal.
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But a surfeit of anger doesn't necessarily make for a compelling narrative, and The Morning Show has been largely panned by critics, many of whom have honed in on the show's lack of cohesive identity.
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Being honed in on flaws can also make it difficult for you to enjoy yourself, and you may need the help of your lovers and partners to get out of your head and stop over-analyzing!
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LGBT advocates say right-wing lawmakers have honed in on transgender provisions — particularly the right to access public restrooms — as a way to scare Americans into approving the rollback of rights for the broader queer community.
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Amid growing conversations about reducing carbon emissions and cutting costs for air travel, Randy Tinseth, the vice president of marketing at Boeing Commercial Airplanes, honed in on the technology that's been hyped as capable of revolutionizing transport.
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While Carney also described reasons for optimism, investors honed in on the comments about a possible rate cut, which he linked directly to the current economic outlook - whereas previously he talked about cuts more as a contingency.
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Republicans on the intelligence committee and elsewhere have honed in on the Steele dossier in recent weeks, seeking to know whether it was used as an excuse by the Obama administration to spy on the Trump campaign.
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But the city-state has long hung its hat on openness to global trade and among the various challenges to the country's economy, the delayed CFE report honed in on recent political developments in the U.S. and Europe.
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But financial markets honed in on the weaker June figure, which pushed sterling below $1.30 for the first time since September 2017, after a week in which the British currency has been battered by political disputes over Brexit.
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The media also honed in on Zelensky's comments from the July call that France and Germany are not doing "as much as they should" for Ukraine and that the European Union was not their biggest partner, Verstyuk said.
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They honed in on the "snowflakes" who were covering the tracks, unaware or uninterested in the fact that The Man in the High Castle is a fictional show (albeit one that's extremely relevant to our terrifying political reality).
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In an eight-month investigation, the journalist this time honed in on CBS chairman and CEO Les Moonves, an outspoken supporter of the #MeToo movement who has himself been accused by six women of sexual harassment and intimidation.
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While the Fed laid the groundwork to soon begin winding down its massive stimulus program, investors honed in on the committee's choice of language on when the move to trim the central bank's balance sheet would kick off.
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Their research, led by Shir Zer-Krispil and published Thursday in Current Biology, honed in on a particular neuropeptide called corazonin (CRZ) that plays a role in activating the release of sperm and seminal fluid in male fruit flies.
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Recently, special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation of the Trump campaign for possible collusion with Russia has reportedly honed in on the role long-time Trump confidante Roger Stone may have played as a liaison between team Trump and WikiLeaks.
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Almost as soon as the project got off the ground, critics honed in on what some called tasteless or downright toxic humor, raising questions about how best to reintegrate America's ever-growing population of military veterans back into society.
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Inconsequential details in pop culture — like the number of times bees say "bee" in Bee Movie — are being honed in on and blown out, taken out of context and repeated ad nauseam until they've lost any connection to real life.
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But in the Portland case, the paper honed in on a police officer in charge of managing protests appeared to try to help Tusitala "Tiny" Toese—a man described as Gibson's right-hand man—avoid arrest on an open warrant.
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But just as integral to Money Diaries culture (and perhaps most often honed in on in the comments section) are the dates the diarists go on — be they of Tinder origin, one-night stands, or covert coworker commingling after hours.
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On the other side, Republicans have sought to rally their conservative base around the notion that Democratic wins would pose an existential threat to Trump's presidency and his work in office – an argument that the president himself has honed in on.
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John Cornyn (R-TX) honed in on why Obama didn't do more to prevent Russian interference back in 2016, ignoring the fact that no one did more to prevent Obama from countering Russian efforts than Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. Sen.
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In an effort to stamp out fraud and abuse, welfare outfits across the country have honed in on poor communities of color for decades now, critics claim, with almost any government interaction potentially leading to kids being removed from their homes.
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At first, the charity's work mainly honed in on individuals struggling with addiction, before widening out to work with families and away from the symptoms, to try to address the deeper underlying causes and help those who need it into intensive treatment.
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Analysts honed in on Gucci's performance as one of the main reasons for the share price drop, after Kering's first-quarter update released after Wednesday's market close showed U.S. growth cooling at Gucci, which accounts for some 13 percent of group sales.
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While many New Yorkers had supported the plan, a cluster of activists, union leaders and politicians had honed in on the company's history of bad labor practices, weak community engagement, and indirect rent inflation to argue it wasn't worth billions in tax incentives.
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"We are a business which likes scale ... And we felt that the scale of Mumbai cannot be replicated anywhere else in India and therefore one had to look outside," Lodha said, adding that the company honed in on London due to its potential.
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Lemon honed in on the part of Trump's speech where the President reread remarks he made immediately after a car drove into a crowd of counterprotesters at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia earlier this month, killing one and injuring 19.
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While many New Yorkers had supported the plan, a cluster of activists, union leaders, and politicians had honed in on the company's history of bad labor practices, weak community engagement, and indirect rent inflation to argue it wasn't worth billions in tax incentives.
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Both regulators and other government bodies on both sides of the Atlantic — already scrutinizing Facebook and cryptocurrency as separate issues — have honed in on the project with concerns of how a Facebook-backed and promoted currency could lead to anti-competitive behavior.
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Criminal investigations honed in on a suspect involved in a decades-old rapes and murders by running DNA found at the scene through a free online database where anyone who got their DNA tested through a company like 23andMe could upload it.
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But after a few minutes describing some of the crazy things that happen in the policy world and in emergency rooms (more on that for a later column), he honed in on a gripe: "Nobody pays very much attention to prevention," he explained.
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Putting her money where her fingertips are, Delevingne honed in on the nipples of her co-stars in seconds flat, despite the fact that they were both wearing black tops, and poked spots that were "millimeters away" from their respective nipples, according to Robbie.
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They're great for lots of people and clearly have honed in on a formula that people appreciate (as long as they don't return very much.) However, they are being run by algorithms that have real consequences for people, and these are not being properly monitored.
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Only recently has it expanded into the prosumer realm; within the past decade companies including Emotiv, NeuroSky, and iWinks have honed in on the usability and accessibility of the technology, creating and distributing consumer-friendly prototypes like lightweight skeletal headbands and even cat ear EEGs.
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The dietary factors they honed in on were fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds, whole grains, unprocessed red meats, processed meats, sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs), polyunsaturated fats, seafood omega-3 fats, and sodium—the second half of that enumeration being staples of the American diet.
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Lo and behold, the hungry people who hadn't done the self-awareness exercise first reported greater unpleasant emotions after dealing with the broken computer program, while those who had honed in on their feelings (hungry or not) did not report these shifts in emotions.
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"Clearly, the D.O.J. has honed in on the dangers of concentrated transmission and concentrated media content markets that is harmful to competition and to consumers," said Gene Kimmelman, president of the public interest group Public Knowledge and a former senior antitrust official the Justice Department.
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In recent days and weeks as Bloomberg's multi-billion-dollar campaign operation have blanketed the airwaves and propelled him into double-digits in the polls with a real shot of winning delegates to the national convention, his rivals have honed in on Bloomberg's many weaknesses.
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Director Peter Weir honed in on the sinister ambivalence of this ancient rock amid the lush southern-Australian landscape; to capture the slow-moving, saturated quality of the text, Mr Weir approached Henri Cartier-Bresson, a French photojournalist known as a master of "candid photography", for advice.
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Gorsuch honed in on this problem early in the argument, asking Solicitor General Noel Francisco whether the administration needs to say more about reliance interests given the huge stakes in this case and the tremendous number of people impacted by the decision to wind down DACA.
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While we were fixated on what Beyoncé was wearing as she sat court side at the Warriors Game 3, the Beyhive was honed in on a woman who leaned across Queen Bey to talk to Blue Ivy's dad (as it turns out, she was merely taking his drink order).
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She's just recovered from her totally justified breakdown in Riga, Latvia, after having to yell at her remaining suitors to "stay in their lane" because (almost) everyone's focus was so honed in on Luke's bad behavior (Pilot Pete, however was and always is a complete and total angel).
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Whether you have honed in on your Dream Job with laser-like focus or have no idea what career you want, know that just getting a job is better than flopping about trying to figure out the right path while burning through any savings left in your bank account.
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" 'In the old days we had mental institutions' Trump also honed in on mental health issues, calling for improvements in "early warning response systems" and reiterating his calls for increasing the ability of law enforcement to involuntarily commit individuals to "mental institutions," just like "in the old days.
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This year, the organization honed in on the experiences of women of color in the corporate sector, using pipeline data from 222 companies that employ over 12 million people, to "understand why women of color are having a different experience" than their white colleagues, says Lean In president Rachel Thomas.
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With booming drives that regularly left Mr Woods's and Mr Molinari's balls 30 yards in the rearview mirror; pinpoint approach shots that honed in on flagsticks like laser-guided missiles; and putts whose lines never seemed to waver; Mr Koepka seemed to be playing a different game from his rivals.
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Originally interested in working on a project about MK-Ultra, a mid-century CIA program incorporating a variety of behavioral experiments (among them, brainwashing and mind control), Morris honed in on the Olsons as the gateway into a larger exploration of conspiracy and the perils of searching for the truth.
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When I first ran for public office, the first time was in 2012, and the Republicans honed in on this part of my history and thought they could make a lot of hay out of it, a lot of racial slurs and a lot of ugly stuff that went on.
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" Another storyline right-wing media quickly honed in on was Comey's confirmation of an April report from the New York Times in which it was revealed that former Attorney General Loretta Lynch told Comey to call the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server as a "matter.
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The network is boosting its capacity by fivefold, deploying Remote Electrical Tilt (RET) antennas that can be honed in on data hotspots, and Matsing Ball masts, which work in a similar way to AT&T's Drum Set Antennas, splitting up users into different slices to equally distribute the data demand.
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To date, a so-called "gay gene" has been elusive, but a new study out last week in the journal Scientific Reports is a potential game-changer: For the first time, researchers have honed in on two specific genes that could potentially play a role in the development of sexual orientation.
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Investigators have also honed in on Trump's relationship with Republican operative Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE, an informal adviser during the 22019 campaign.
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Other trials honed in on objects that sought to improve specific parts of our lifestyles, such as the Clivus Multrum, a composting toilet first developed in 1939 by a Swedish art teacher, or Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory's wearable exoskeleton of motorized muscles and limbs, developed to amplify humans' natural mechanical performance.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — There are some really nice entries in Joon Pahk's puzzle, but I honed in on 16A's ADULTING for two reasons: First, it's a fairly modern term in a puzzle with a good amount of entries about things that go back in time; and second, it's a topic that is discussed on the regular in my household.
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Reflecting on some of the most memorable film locations in the city, Mr. Jenkins honed in on the Showmans Jazz Club on 125th Street near Convent Avenue in Harlem, which featured a scene with Joseph Rivers (Colman Domingo) and Frank Hunt (Michael Beach), two fathers sitting at a bar, trying to figure out how to save Fonny from a jail sentence.
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Lucia Rigo, a director in growth equity at Generation who is joining Remitly's board with this round, said that Generation had been looking at the remittance market for a while and had honed in on Remitly as a key company within it that ticked all the right boxes in terms of its mission, its journey so far, its numbers and, most importantly, its prospects.
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They pointed not to states like New Hampshire and others that have weak restrictions on firearms, but to Massachusetts, which over time built one of the most comprehensive gun control regimes in the US. In particular, experts honed in on Massachusetts's gun licensing system, which treats the ability to own and use guns much like the ability to own and use a car: with license and registration required.
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