First of all, it comes out in dribs and drabs.
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Progress on the woman's sneaker front has come in dribs and drabs.
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Bidegain: The group's evolution has happened in dribs and drabs, album by album.
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At first, they came in dribs and drabs, but overnight, my inbox swelled.
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The evidence that President Trump obstructed justice has come in dribs and drabs.
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This sort of forward thinking is done in dribs and drabs across the country.
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Aid is arriving in dribs and drabs—food, water purifiers, tarpaulins—but not nearly enough.
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"In dribs and drabs, some version of an open primary is where things will head."
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In the hot afternoon sun, the rest of the riders passed in dribs and drabs.
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I think the fact that we get the plot in dribs and drabs works very well, particularly getting the backstory in dribs and drabs over the course of the season works very well, but I don't know how long you can sustain that type of approach without it becoming frustrating.
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News of a struggle behind the scenes between Bryan and WWE leaked in dribs and drabs over the past year.
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This is happening in dribs and drabs but if a city intends to be competitive it has to happen much faster.
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And so investment was only coming in dribs and drabs," he said, adding, "The development never outpaced the rate of decay.
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Up to now, we've seen the company embrace the notion in dribs and drabs, through the HoloLens and its work with Minecraft.
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But recently, many companies developing autonomous driving systems have begun to release their data to the research community in dribs and drabs.
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His suppliers were only communicating "in dribs and drabs," so most of what he learned about the situation came from the news.
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"Information came in dribs and drabs over time," said Dr. Sean E. Harper, executive vice president for research and development at Amgen.
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Manafort's "concessions comes in dribs and drabs, only after it's clear that the Office of Special Counsel already knew the answer," Jackson said.
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Debuts are leaked in dribs and drabs to outlets like TMZ, ESPN, and Sports Illustrated for maximum PR. A McMahon sits on Donald Trump's cabinet.
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I tend to go on occasional binges where I add large numbers of entries to my database, rather than adding them in dribs and drabs.
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Brasilia is bracing for the publication of damaging details from Odebrecht's plea statements, which are expected to be leaked in dribs and drabs to the media.
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While copper is flowing into the LME storage network, it is doing so in dribs and drabs and not in sufficient quantities to halt the slow slide.
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Which is why it was so thrilling to see the footage of Arn Anderson in the ring leaking in dribs and drabs from this past weekend's Starrcade.
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I realized this story was coming out in dribs and drabs in the scientific literature, but it really needed a book-length treatise to bring it together.
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It's just that after years of information trickling out in dribs and drabs on "Game of Thrones," this season's weekly avalanches of answers can feel overwhelming and a bit disorienting.
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Instead, it must try to fund facilities and equipment in dribs and drabs, out of annual appropriations it can never be sure of receiving in today's politicized federal budget process.
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What followed was a torturous process of extraction in which the emails were released in dribs and drabs for months, culminating in the recovery by the FBI of even more missing emails.
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So far, U.S. energy companies have been selling off assets in dribs and drabs to survive a downturn in energy prices but Devon's plans could prompt a flurry of larger-sized deals.
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Like its Hollywood rivals, it has built an empire on controlling access to films and TV shows, which were released in dribs and drabs—on cinema screens, broadcast networks and cable channels.
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As a result, anyone moving money from one account to another may have to do so in dribs and drabs over many years to avoid paying some or all of the fees.
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For two weeks after the devastation of Hurricane Maria in September, Frances Westerman, a retiree from Kent in northwestern Connecticut, said she got information from Puerto Rico only in dribs and drabs.
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" The senior aide who served under Bush said the White House has to learn to deal with these larger stories directly because "details emerge in dribs and drabs and the stories perpetuate themselves.
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The recapitalisation of Europe's banks has been as gradual as that of America's was swift, and in dribs and drabs of tens of billions a year rather than in one big splurge (see chart).
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In March 2016, climate scientists took a fresh look at the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, which has been melting in dribs and drabs for decades as humans have been burning fossil fuels and increasing global warming.
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New Yorkers have been getting Wi-Fi in their subway stations in dribs and drabs since 2013, when the Metropolitan Transportation Authority announced it had contracted a company called Transit Wireless to wire all 278 underground stations.
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"The private sector is watching, investing in dribs and drabs in the face of aggressive and unencouraging changes in the rules of the game," he said, noting that growth nearly always slowed in the first year of new Mexican governments.
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My character, the Space Marine commander Gabriel Angelos, spouted his lines about protecting humanity while carving through a mass of nameless orks who popped up in dribs and drabs along the long, sinewy walls and courtyards of an under-bombardment fortress.
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For months, the U.S. has been surging troops to the Gulf region in dribs and drabs as attacks traced to Iran have hit international oil tankers and other targets — an unmistakable signal, U.S. officials say, of the type of carnage Tehran could inflict.
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The latest example of these data dumps comes from WikiLeaks, which is releasing the emails of Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta, in dribs and drabs going back to 2008, when Mr. Podesta was the co-chairman of Barack Obama's transition team.
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The justices will grant more cases in dribs and drabs following their conferences in May, June and September (followed by more conferences throughout the autumn and winter), but early indications are that the next term may be one of the most relaxed in recent memory.
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It adds to the narrative of the life, but if these continue to come out in dribs and drabs, postcards from the Gulf Coast and Christmas cards, as a researcher who prides himself on being very organized, I dislike the sense of things unraveling.
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The proceedings earlier this month have not revealed much new insight on the case, instead establishing details about the murder that had already come out in dribs and drabs through the press — how the investigating officer arrested the two suspects, for instance, and the perspective of the medical officer who treated Kim before his death.
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The justices will grant more cases in dribs and drabs following their private conferences in May and June and after the so-called "long-conference" in September (followed by more conferences throughout the autumn and winter), but early indications are that the term starting in October may be one of the most relaxed in recent memory.
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Ever since Comey was fired, the White House has had to contend with the truth coming out in dribs and drabs from anonymous press reports, all pointing to the president as the real reason Comey was fired — and to investigations into ties between the Trump campaign and the Russian government as a key reason for Trump's anger.
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"Ebersol on NBC's Today, August 5, 2003. In 2004 Simon told Regis Philbin, "If I tell it, it's going to come out in dribs and drabs. And I've given out two letters already, an 'A' and an 'E.' But I'm going to add one to it.
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Wall of Arms is the second studio album by the English indie band The Maccabees, released on 4 May 2009. The album was preceded by the single "Love You Better" on 27 April. The LP was produced by Markus Dravs, who has collaborated with Björk, Arcade Fire and Coldplay in the past. Wall of Arms was also worked on in various cities including Liverpool and Paris, unlike their first long-player which was recorded in "dribs and drabs" according to frontman Orlando Weeks.
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The Germans had to hold the French at the ridge. Kirchner was forced to send in his tanks in dribs and drabs, tactics which Guderian hated, but which he himself decided there was no other recourse. It was once again the German tanks' radio equipment that enabled them to move around quickly and communicate with one another, to change the point of defence or attack quickly. The speed of the German tanks also enabled them to offset their inferiority in combat power to the French tanks.
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344 As one historian observes, his troops were "both exhausted and strung out, and to commit them to battle in dribs and drabs was foolhardy in the extreme." Brigadiers Chabert and Claude Francois Duprès led an infantry brigade and the horse chasseurs against the left wing, held by the Walloon Guards, but no ground was gained and Duprès fell mortally wounded at the head of his troops. Dupont's scattered guns were laboriously formed into batteries to support the attack only to be knocked out by the heavier Spanish artillery once the firing began.Foy, p.
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The game has detail and realism. If it plays something like a historical simulation, that’s because it essentially is one, considering the meticulously prepared background the game is drawn from." In the Winter 1983 edition of Ares (Issue 13), Greg Costikyan criticized the length of the game, which he estimated could take as long as 35 hours — far longer than the 4–6 hour estimate on the back cover of the box. Costikyan also thought the game was unblanced in favour of the Zhodani, who start with their entire fleet on the map, while the Imperium "enter in dribs and drabs.
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Drummer Dennis Diken: "I remember being in the van during the last leg of the EFY [Especially for You] tour seeing Pat sitting in the last set of seats with a recording Walkman, singing riff ideas into a microphone. I know he was very concerned about and consumed by the prospect of coming up with the material for our second album and avoiding a sophomore slump. Pat had the makings of the songs in dribs and drabs and as he put it at the time, ‘I just needed to get organized’." After returning to the US, the band began work on Green Thoughts.
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It had been a relatively protracted process; although only three hours of solo flying were required to qualify for the A licence, Batten could only accumulate the flying time in dribs and drabs. Limited funds prevented extensive flying time and she only flew short flights two or three times a week. It was at this time that her father discovered the true purpose of the trip to England and, angered by the deception, ceased paying her allowance. Despite this Batten was determined to attempt a flight from England to Australia in order to beat Johnson's solo record.
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In 1794, the old wooden palace except the library and chapel were destroyed by fire and João decided to have it replaced by a more permanent neo-Classical building. Construction started in 1795, continued in dribs and drabs right through to the late 19th century, and the palace was not used as a royal residence until 1862.This was in the reign of Luis I, although the earlier king, Miguel I had lived there very briefly during his reign while in transit between other residences. The building itself was never completed according to its original design.
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"Fort Foote", Civil War Defenses of Washington, National Park Service, retrieved April 5, 2009 The guns themselves came in dribs and drabs, due to delays in casting and the demands of guns needed for combat in Virginia. The first 15-inch Rodman gun arrived in late 1863, and others arrived at various points over the next two years. The fort was not completely armed until April, 1865, just before the final surrender of Confederate forces in Virginia, and was not pronounced complete until June 6, 1865. In that month, Fort Foote boasted two 15-inch Rodman guns, four 200-pounder Parrott rifles, and eight 30-pounder Parrott rifles.
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The project, which was launched over the course of March 2015, is > being developed purposely through a range of thirteenth sub-projects > represented graphically by a logo, a ring-shape dodecagon. The circle added > to the twelve-sided polygon symbolizes the thirteeth line. The graphic > choice, driven by the age of the band, is without a doubt well-thought since > a twelve-star polygon is culturally linked to the Earthly Branches, an > ancient means through which time is measured (duration, age). These sub- > projects, commonly titled ‘movement’ — the notion of time is a corollary of > the notion of movement — yet dissociated by ordinal numbers, are then > revealed in further details in dribs and drabs. Album ‘DOGMA’, being the > very first movement (located at the far north on the logo), is the core > piece of the puzzle which encompasses other audiovisual and text elements > created in association with 18 artists.
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