I think both the FAA and ourselves will look hard at these, look hard at all of these practices.
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Look hard and you might find a few more.
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Look hard, u should be able to spot sensors. pic.twitter.
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Here it is, in all its cryptic glory: Look hard... pic.twitter.
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Today, I must look myself in the mirror, and look hard.
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Indeed, if you look hard, those deals may already be out there.
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You don't have to look hard to find instances of harassment online.
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You did not have to look hard to see Mr. Trump's motive.
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Many other things I've written, I've had to look hard and dig.
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There are always great deals out there, if you look hard enough.
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There's always something to be learned if you look hard enough for it.
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Today, you have to look hard to find the asterisk beside his name.
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If you want to see it, just look hard enough on social media.
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But you do not have to look hard to see that society is fraying.
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If you look hard enough, all decisions are bad decisions according to the internet.
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Maybe, in moments such as this, we can look hard and see the bend.
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Investors are likely to look hard for one-off boosters to the bottom line.
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"They're just participating in the conversation without stopping to look hard" at the source.
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You had to look hard to make out the Iraqi colors showing through. ♦
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I had one guy who wanted my nipples to look hard for the shoot.
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And researchers had to look hard for physical evidence of Kim Jong-il's alleged stroke.
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You might not know any of this if you did not look hard for it.
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Trump is making "anti-presidential" look easy, while she's making the real thing look hard.
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It's a big ask, but if you look hard enough, these experts are stepping up.
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Look hard enough and you'll see microscopic particles or tiny pieces of lint rolling around.
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There should, they argue, be something out there for everyone if they look hard enough.
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Competition authorities in both Europe and America are sure to look hard at the deal.
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I often had to look hard to find places where I could sit and eat.
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But most 3D-printed objects look hard and sculptural — not exactly ideal for running long distances.
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Despite everything seeming bleak, there are some glimmers of hope for those who look hard enough.
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And if you look hard enough, and put it out there hard enough, you'll find them.
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It's hokey but true: baseball thrives on hope, and it will look hard to find it.
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"Winning the presidential election is starting to look hard," quipped Jonathan Chait in New York magazine.
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Writing novels has taught him that you can find confirmation for anything if you look hard enough.
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Some wildfire experts are urging authorities to look hard at rebuilding in a more fire-safe manner.
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And let's face it, there's always someone out there who's doing better if you look hard enough.
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That said, inspiration from this dashboard can be found on following updates if you look hard enough.
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And that everyone knows that you can find a Woolly Mammoth if you look hard enough. Look.
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And to remember that if you look hard enough, there are so many good people in this world.
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Combine that with the injury issues above, and the Chargers will need to look hard to find stability.
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You'll have to look hard for negative feedback, which generally echoes my findings of light wear and tear.
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But right now there's additional reason to look hard for programs to reduce mortality rates, especially among women.
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For too long it has refused to look hard at tech and do anything about its growing power.
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What's more, if you look hard you can probably find unimpeachable wisdom arguing all sides of any given situation.
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If you look hard enough, you'll find a little blue button on all of the product pages on Zara.com.
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That's what I did this Art Week, and I felt lucky that I didn't have to look hard. Fair.
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You can argue about what might count as "buried," but the disclosures are there if you look hard enough.
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If you look hard enough you can almost see the thousands of ghosts whose bodies are fertilizing the homeland.
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It's time for both of them to look hard at themselves, their power, and this moment and do better.
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You had to look hard, but here and there Graham's purpose resurfaced: pulling back artifice to reveal the inner landscape.
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But you do have to look hard for any medical or scientific evidence that these and other conditions truly exist.
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It looks like when he throws shots, they don't look hard but the impact his shots have I'm like 'Damn.
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We did a close inspection ... turns out she is wearing a beige one, but you really have to look hard.
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If for some reason you can't, look hard for those ineffectual USB Implementers Forum logos that theoretically denote safe cables.
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I've never worked on a case of child abuse where, if you look hard enough, you won't find corroborating evidence.
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Fields are planted with wheat and olive trees, though if you look hard enough, you can find wine grapes, too.
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You don&apost have to look hard to see that Silicon Valley remains an uphill career for women and minorities.
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You have to look hard for the edges of it, as though you're searching for something in a dark room.
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But if you look hard at where the regulatory rubber is actually hitting the road, the techlash seems much less brutal.
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He worked his look hard: military chic hair - short and spiked with plenty of product - black shirts and baggy cargo pants.
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You don't have to look hard to find that the theatre in London — especially big commercial productions — are far from cheap.
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"In anything that's bad and challenging, if you look hard enough, you can find some good in it," Kelly told CNN.
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Most of the interns are Republicans, and you have to look hard to find the one black person in the crowd.
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"It's a unique state in a way that we don't have to really look hard to localize national issues," he said.
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" (Never exactly a ratings hit, the show was canceled in 2000.) "You really had to look hard to find it, you know?
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If the T.V.A. remains so stuck in the past, we encourage other cities in the region to look hard at their options.
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If you look hard, you can see the back seats: Think of them as a place to stow a jacket or a backpack.
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The waste that we discovered tell us that every city, county, and state government should look hard at their fees and fines policies.
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You don't have to look hard to find other accounts of Morgellons or similar illnesses that often get the side eye from doctors.
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As the protests became entrenched and broadened, the political parties with parliamentary blocs began to look hard at possible candidates to replace him.
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If you look hard enough you can find some not-so-obvious references, but do you ever hide any personal references in there?
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Atlantic Division You have to look hard, but the Nets have quietly built a fun team, even if there is no clear superstar.
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We need to look hard at why so many men, even in fields where women abound, still resist having women as equal colleagues.
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Within the US, he still thinks there are opportunities around mergers and in the credit markets for investors who look hard enough though.
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You shouldn't want to offend your solvers, and there's always a way to fill the grid without them if you look hard enough.
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A detailed, 90-minute consultation, with a doctor determined to look hard for causes and solutions… I contrast that with my specialist back home.
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" In her response to Cameron's original comments, Jenkins noted that not every female character has to look "hard, troubled and tough to be strong.
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With the NHL refusing to release players for the tournament, Brodeur and Burke have had to look hard for netminders to play at Pyeongchang.
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But I'm trying to understand the country I've found myself in since last year's election, and these days I look hard for common ground.
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You can often find some sort of small discount if you look hard enough, but it's rare to actually get cinema tickets for free.
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But large majorities also support things that look hard, like tougher migration controls, bringing back customs checks and ending free health care for EU visitors.
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Photo: Andy Yeung"If you look hard enough, you will notice that the [Kowloon Walled City] is not dead," Yeung said in an artists' statement.
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"I would beseech the council to look deeply and to look hard, because this is a golden opportunity," said Chappelle, who lives in the town.
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We need to look hard at this individual's life while he was living in the US. One clear place to start is Ullah's online activity.
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It forces you to look hard at what you want to be and acknowledge that someone else, someone you love, cannot give it to you.
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LOS CABOS, Mexico — In recruiting foot soldiers, the drug gang did not have to look hard to find 18-year-old Edwin Alberto López Rojas.
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If you look hard enough to the west you may see the first sliver of the new moon at dusk with Venus floating above it.
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Everything you have heard him say that you liked, if you look hard enough you will see that he one day said the exact opposite.
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My sense of color is out there; my belief in history is out there, and all one has to do is look hard and choose well.
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This should energize other ISPs around the country to look hard at their business models — that is, if they're willing to second-guess their religious views.
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Don't settle for premium pricing from a third-party seller; you should be able to find them both at their MSRP if you look hard enough.
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You don't have to look hard to find white noise podcasts, Spotify playlists, and apps geared toward adults looking to improve the quality of their shuteye.
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The old web excelled as this sort of pleasure, but if you look hard enough, you can get your fix on the new web as well.
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And it's important that people really look hard at what the threats and dangers we face are, and who is best prepared for dealing with them.
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Use the algorithmic Stories feed The Stories list becomes a long list of people you have to look hard to find who you want to watch.
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It takes practice, and if you look hard enough and get creative, you'll notice plenty of hidden opportunities all around you to strengthen that leadership muscle.
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You don't have too look hard to spot what's wrong with it: My sister's arm in this club photo looks about 6ft long I'm crying pic.twitter.
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Of course, you can find points of similarity between any pair of religions and cultures if you look hard enough and set aside the major differences.
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But we do have that access occasionally when we look hard enough, and when we get those brief glimpses, they rightfully make us mad as hell.
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When passing it on a boat you have to look hard to notice its green and tan low-rise buildings, which disappear into the surrounding hillsides.
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He said he hoped states that expelled Russian diplomats would look hard at the information which Britain says is evidence of Russia's involvement in the poisoning.
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That's why we're always scouring for ways to save on our self-care routines, and if you look hard enough, you'll discover there are plenty of them.
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The Hubble space telescope has revealed that wherever you look, if you look hard enough you will find galaxies scattered like grains of sand across the deep.
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You have to look hard to find the sort of human details (reports of meals, travels, vices, personages, vexations) that coax good books of letters to life.
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It is for those who like to work rigorously, think smart and keenly, and those who are prepared to look hard and long in order to see.
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We hope that many will look hard at this new evidence that reducing deportations, not increasing them, makes families, neighborhoods, housing markets and our entire economy stronger.
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You have to be willing to look hard at a place and see its flaws and its beauty, and decide the beauty is worth staying and fighting for.
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If you look hard enough, really everything deep down there looks kind of long and fleshy, even the deepest sea fish ever which received its name this year.
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But just as a CEO cannot say yes to everything, we will need to look hard at every possible solution if we want to say yes to infrastructure.
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Review committees that look hard at what went wrong — and right — in each case of maternal death or "near miss" will surely help reduce mortality and improve outcomes.
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Their work suggests that it's enough to look hard for truth — personal and universal — and invest in the details; do that, and beauty will take care of itself.
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Macron said he had told his government and top military leaders to look hard at France's operations in the region, adding, "I told them all options are open".
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If you look hard enough, however, you'll find work that transcends sensationalism and locates essential ideas about life and death that apply to either side of any border.
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I've been thinking hard about the concept of sponsored content — you can find some of it on TechCrunch if you look hard enough, and it appears almost everywhere else.
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Look hard enough and a few slight signs of improvement do indeed appear; if there's any one thing worth focusing on, it's his sudden urgency to attack the basket.
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"Free Speech" encourages us to take a breath, look hard at the facts and see how well-tried liberal principles can be applied and defended in daunting new circumstances.
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There can be value if you look hard (really hard), such as flights within central America on Copa, flights within Brazil on Gol, and last-minute flights with JetBlue.
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Democrats have a network of think tanks and sympathetic independent experts who look hard at evidence, try to devise solutions to real problems and sometime affect actual legislative proposals.
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"If you look hard enough for an effect, you'll find it," Smoliga says, noting that the original study considered high altitude to begin at 600 feet, a trivial elevation.
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Born and raised in London, Mr. Patel is of Indian descent, and had to look hard for parts that didn't peg him as a goofy sidekick or a techie.
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The biggest debuts each year at the Geneva Motor Show are usually eye-popping supercars, but look hard enough and you can find some more... democratic ideas in the margins.
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Click here to view original GIFSo far, 2017 hasn't exactly been a great year, but if you look hard enough, you'll find the world is still filled with wonderful things.
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"Some folks need to look hard at whether they are viable and contributing to a positive path forward for our party," said Senator Christopher Coons of Delaware, a Biden supporter.
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As retailers reimagine and reinvent their businesses to be more customer-centric, they will also need to look hard at their store portfolios and address some challenging, but fundamental questions.
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LONDON, June 5 (Reuters) - Big cross-border mergers in stock exchanges look "hard" given the nationalistic focus on bourses, London Stock Exchange Group Chief Executive David Schwimmer said on Wednesday.
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All that was coming, of course, and if you look hard enough at these images, maybe you can sense it on the horizon, adding one more crease to the solitary faces.
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And it is there for you—if you look hard enough—for those days when you aren't feeling like eating your body's worth of all-you-can-eat beef and pork.
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People love to watch the video in which an unknown artist makes drawing a hand look easy, but they also love the pictures in which ordinary people make it look hard.
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So we will look hard at what is the right mix of capabilities in the right orbits to meet the right threat and then we have to explain that to Congress.
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You have to look hard to find something people despise more than payday lenders -- a recent poll found them to be more than five times less favorable than used car salesmen.
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Because no one knows how long the turmoil will continue, I would recommend that business owners on the island look hard for opportunities to market themselves outside of Puerto Rico, starting today.
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And it'll take clear-eyed, adult voters to look hard and honestly and admit that we've got a problem on our hands here, one that affects women everywhere -- Republican, Democratic and independent.
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"We're still getting comments, we're going to look hard at all the comments we get and we're determined to put out the best rule we can," Lew told reporters after the meeting.
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It's the latest sign that Democrats, who took control of the House in the 2018 midterm elections, will use their newfound powers to look hard at Trump's financial ties to foreign countries.
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Like all of Arbus's work, it suggests that we can see into another world, another life, another psyche, if we only look hard enough — or let her do the looking for us.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Big cross-border mergers in stock exchanges look "hard" given political opposition to opening up bourses to foreign ownership, London Stock Exchange Group Chief Executive David Schwimmer said on Wednesday.
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In January, B&M, a supermarket chain in England, was looking to hire a Chicken Nugget Connoisseur, proving the job of your dreams really is out there if you just look hard enough.
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"If you look hard enough and are sophisticated enough, there's still a lot of positive ROI opportunity there — it just isn't staring itself in the face like it used to be," he said.
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But we should look hard at reforming the $19-billion a year subsidy system – the bulk of which is currently swallowed up by larger producers – to better support small farmers making the switch.
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Mondays and Tuesdays are chiller, but even then there are options to get weird and stay out if you look hard enough and have the money and resources to keep the party going.
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When you regard her subjects, with their leopard-patterned bodysuits, elaborate hairdos and proud stares, she believes that you can discern the image of these African ancestors, if only you look hard enough.
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Stan Van Gundy knows exactly who the Lakers should make their head coach next season .... and they won't have to look hard to find him, considering he's already the head coach of the Lakers.
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From assistants to zookeepers, parents to newsletter substitute writers, we can all find the small delights in our work, if we look hard enough: A colleague you trade jokes with in the break room.
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You don't have to look hard to see the proof: the cast of The Next Generation once appeared on an episode of Family Guy, and he played Starfleet officer Rivers in two episodes of Enterprise.
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If you're in a rut at work, pick yourself up, dust off your resume, practice interviewing, and get yourself out there — there are always opportunities, but sometimes you may have to look hard for them.
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If you think you've been inoculated against the disease of racism by being a good person — or by being something less than a white-hood, David Duke racist — you're not exactly likely to look hard.
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Hillary Clinton, who backs a path to citizenship, has already said she'll "really look hard" at Julián Castro, the former San Antonio mayor and current secretary of housing and urban development, as a possible running mate.
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"My mission was to try to really look hard at what it would mean to stop propping up white supremacy, and to use a museum practice to see what that would look like," Meyer told me.
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Mr. Gold was immediately struck by Mr. Isaac's "easy energy and an easy relationship to his talent and having an incredible amount of talent" and a shared belief that "acting shouldn't look hard," Mr. Gold said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron's government plans to tighten controls on the unemployed and increase penalties against those who fail to look hard enough for a job, the labor ministry and union leaders said on Monday.
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And if you look hard enough (I will not help you), you can find a few more video examples from the past few years, although many of them have been removed for violating YouTube's terms of service.
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Will Fuller, 21st overall to the Houston Texans: Fuller could wind up a very good player, in the Kelvin Benjamin archetype of burners with speed, but his ability to make the routine catches look hard is disconcerting.
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Through a quality of vision that was tantamount to cruelty, he showed the West how many of its assumptions were a celebration of its safety, while forcing us in the East to look hard at our places.
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One of the conversations I am hoping to have with this work is one with white people, to ask them to really look hard at their history, and locate where their history lives on inside them today.
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What startups are saying about raising cash in Latin America You don't have to look hard to see why the startup community in Latin America has long faced a lack of capital and resources to fuel significant growth.
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AMERICA TO ZANZIBAR: MUSLIM CULTURES NEAR AND FAR (continuing) You have to look hard for positive representations of the Muslim world in popular culture, and even harder for a way to make it accessible to the youngest Americans.
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Still, presidents have tried generally to look hard-boiled around financial issues: For his re-election in 1832, President Andrew Jackson depicted himself declaring war against what he called "the Monster Bank," the precursor to the Fed, Smith said.
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IT'S SO FASCINATING TO ME HOW ABUNDANT THAT IDEA IS IF U LOOK HARD ENOUGH, & YET IT DOESN'T EVEN HAVE A NAME & HARDLY ANY OF THESE GUYS N GALS HUNG OUT TOGETHER, OR EVEN LIVED IN THE SAME COUNTRY.
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Parallels to our current situation can probably be found everywhere if you look hard enough, but the picture in "Babylon Berlin" of honest cops trying to do their jobs while the social order collapses around them is certainly apt.
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One would have to look hard to find some aspect of Southern food or drink he hasn't written about and a media outlet he hasn't written for, including The New York Times, food magazines major and minor and NPR.
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If I force myself to look hard, really hard, through the haze and the fug and the blue-grey plumes, all I see is horror and confusion, a distorted tangle of bodies, and the rapidly encroaching feeling of total mental annihilation.
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"We need to look hard at our current billing practices, and until we come up with a plan that works for patients, we will not continue the practice of balance billing," San Francisco Mayor London Breed said in a statement.
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If you look hard enough, we are often taught by the press, you will find meth lurking in the Midwest, spreading like a plague across the Great Plains, lingering like a scourge in the decaying heartland of small towns nationwide.
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Awesome.There&aposll Be Something in Your Eye as You Watch These Kids Experience Zero-GravitySo far, 2017 hasn't exactly been a great year, but if you look hard enough, you'll find the world…Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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Identity. Look hard — and then harder — at that word until it wavers, fragments and dissolves before your eyes, and you begin to wonder if it amounts to anything other than an assemblage of diversely shaped letters that might as well be runes.
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As U.S. exchanges get set to offer bitcoin futures, some major global financial institutions feel the rollout is happening too fast, and some retail brokers say they will look hard at the new market before offering related products to customers without steep restrictions.
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This will not be easy, but if we are truly concerned about thousands of Central American immigrants at our borders, we need to look hard at why they come and what we can do to change the reality in their home countries.
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This unshowy New York painter has spent 20173 years refining her visions of rural Connecticut and the coast of New England, and six dozen of her concentrated paintings will force you to slow down, look hard and find the profound in the everyday.
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This unshowy New York painter has spent 30 years refining her visions of rural Connecticut and the coast of New England, and six dozen of her concentrated paintings will force you to slow down, look hard and find the profound in the everyday.
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But if you're looking for some good news — and you're willing to look hard to see past the slumping stock price — here's what you'll find: Twitter's overall audience isn't growing, but the people who already use Twitter are using it more frequently.
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Boham, who trained first as a nutritionist and then as a medical doctor, describes the guiding principle: instead of treating the various symptoms of people with chronic disease, you look hard for the underlying cause of those symptoms, and, if possible, remove that cause.
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" In her Wednesday interview with ESPN, Rapinoe — an activist who has spoken out in support of LGBTQ+ rights and gender equality, against racism and more — said that she would implore "detractors" to "look hard into what I'm actually saying and the actions that I'm doing.
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He doesn't always land the shift in tone, but if he falls short it feels true to character; it's perfectly believable that a ninth grader might struggle to look hard as a gang member when he'd rather be planning a birthday party with his friends.
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But look hard enough and a few objective facts still exist: Dover is the capital of Delaware; The Blueprint packs more soul than Kingdom Come; Pam is the flattest character on The Office; and Paul George is a better basketball player than Ryan Anderson.
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When you go grocery shopping, use a nylon tote bagreusable water bottleshampoo bars and mouthwash tabletsIf you look hard enough, there are now ways to "de-plasticize" nearly every aspect of your life, including the laborious, expensive, and wasteful chore of cleaning your home.
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Sometimes you have to look hard; it's impossible, at first glance, to know that "One Perfect Rose" is about interior decoration, for instance, that "Lucky Miss Spaulding" works in fashion retailing or that "Greetings From Glenna" is, literally, the story of a greeting-card writer.
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Having said that, although Gauguin's still lifes of flowers do not have eyes or a nose, they are sometimes very fine paintings indeed (look hard at the one drearily entitled "Bouquet of Flowers" (1901-2), for example; the blooms are so restless, so fleshy, so tousled, so unruly).
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The museum has stated on Twitter that it is "currently looking into" the status of the Lakshmi-Narayana statue, but it needs to look hard at all of its potentially stolen art (especially considering that it has already had to return looted antiquities in its collection to Turkey and to Italy).
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EL PASO, Texas (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve will need to "look hard" at whether it should raise rates in December, but there is no need to wait for inflation to actually get to, or even begin to rise back to, the Fed's 2-percent target before doing so, a Fed policymaker said Monday.
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The Obama and Trump administrations have relied on that same AUMF for prosecuting their war against ISIS, and you don't have to look hard to find belligerent statements by ISIS officials against the US, suggesting that a similar rationale could result in the prosecution of a US recruit to ISIS for treason.
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But with only 15% of fans surveyed ready to get fully behind a London team, 20% not wanting one at all, and over 60% of fans wishing the International Series would continue – and expand – the league needs to look hard at its plan to "absolutely" put a team here in six years.
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Yet one of the most shocking things about Jim Jones is if you really study his life, if you go back and look hard at his formative years in 1940s and 1950s in Indianapolis, this man almost all by himself integrates the city—and this is years before there's civil rights laws making integration mandatory.
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Had the Cowboys lost this game, head coach Jason Garrett would have had to look hard at bringing on Romo to face a rough winter slate: Baltimore and Washington four days apart, then at the Vikings and Giants, hosting the Buccaneers and Lions before going on the road to close the season at Philadelphia.
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In another, taken that same Christmas Day in 1954, he is faintly grinning, and if you look hard enough at his round, unblemished face you can see the outline of a mustache growing above his lips—the kind of facial hair a boy anxious for the world to call him a man may be a little too proud to show off.
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Today, Spotify's algorithmic recommendations are integrated into the service's interface in such an understated fashion that if you didn't look hard enough at the recommended music at the end of your manually curated playlist, or if you weren't sufficiently curious about exploring the service's Discover Weekly feature, you could go about your week, even your entire year of music-listening without being aware of them.
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Tickets are limited, but additional seats often become available for shows that appear to be sold out online; families can be placed on a wait list by calling the box office.) LAUREL GRAEBER 'America to Zanzibar: Muslim Cultures Near and Far' (continuing) You have to look hard for positive representations of the Muslim world in popular culture, and even harder for a way to make it accessible to the youngest Americans.
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DO I THINK AND I TALK ABOUT THIS IN THE BOOK THAT MAYBE THERE WAS SOME HUBRIS ON MY PART GOING INTO IT THINKING THAT HEY, I'M BEING PICKED FOR THE ROLE SO IT MUST BE THAT I'M READY FOR IT. I THINK SO AND I TRIED TO LOOK HARD AT MYSELF ON THAT POINT BUT I DID HAVE A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE ROLE ALSO.
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She'd remember the whale's expression, how it lay on its side and drifted in the current, how it had been so close that she could see the raised scars of its skin, the mottled gray color of it and the sheen of evaporating water, and its massive head, how the whale's eye, onyx black, had looked directly at her, unblinking, and she had thought, If I can stand here long enough, if I can just look hard enough, I'll understand.
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