"They are looking hard at the carrier because they know we are looking hard at them," Gen.
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"They are looking hard at the carrier because they know we are looking hard at them," McKenzie said.
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You can't fault the police for looking hard at Nunez.
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Mr Putin's much-needed higher gear is looking hard to find.
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We're going to be looking hard at our cooperation going forward.
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Investors have been looking hard for signs of a broader economic revival.
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But he added "lawyers will be looking hard," at past agency decisions.
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As far as direct-to-consumer, yeah, we're looking hard at that.
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What's wrong is that we just aren't looking hard enough for it.
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Matt, the man not looking hard enough for a job, gets a scolding.
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Nobody yet knows exactly what that something is, but people are looking hard.
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Investigators will be looking hard at the circumstantial evidence: Where was the victim?
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If your hospital claims it doesn't have them, it isn't looking hard enough.
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If you think movies suck right now, perhaps you're just not looking hard enough.
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If you ever think there's nothing to dance to, you aren't looking hard enough.
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Since then, Mr. Solomon has been looking hard at the firm's troubled trading business.
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"We're looking hard at it and haven't isolated a cause," he told SportsBusiness last month.
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And if you don't believe that white privilege is real, you aren't looking hard enough.
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Britain is just one of many countries that are looking hard at companies like Facebook.
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You may notice the difference if you're looking hard for it, but most people won't.
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There was never a time when someone looking hard enough couldn't find signs of a gag.
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WE'RE LOOKING HARD AT IT. FABER: DOES THAT MEAN YOU ARE ACTUALLY GOING TO LAUNCH SOMETHING?
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But on the other hand, people are seeking us out, looking hard for us, to harm us.
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All of this comes as analysts are looking hard at the restructuring Rometty began two years ago.
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It would be possible to look at the photos without looking hard enough, and feel only nostalgia.
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Fearful of repeating the mistakes of 2628, the party is looking hard left for its new champion.
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You're not looking hard enough and you're not actually ... Especially on boards, for sure for boards. Yeah.
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Maybe. Looking hard at the flaws of the artist is an important way to engage with the art.
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If you can't find a sound and a tribe to connect with, you are not looking hard enough!!
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The Fake News Media is looking hard for the Big Democrat Story, but there is nothing too fabulous.
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Because if you don't see beauty in the next person that you meet, you're not looking hard enough.
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Officials in small communities that rely on tax revenue from commercial fishing are looking hard at their budgets.
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That's the spirit of Social Q's, too: looking hard at villains until we see people just like us.
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So far as we know, my campaign has not been hacked into, and we're obviously looking hard at that.
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So far as we know, my campaign has not been-- hacked into and we're obviously looking hard at that.
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In Nkandla, home to former President Zuma's compound, families are also looking hard at how best to use water.
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But we're looking hard at international markets, developing potential partners and then introducing a new product into those markets.
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And it's looking hard at Silicon Valley and more investments into companies there to build out its autonomous driving tech.
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Astronomers have seen no sign of aliens, argue Jason Wright and his colleagues, because they have not been looking hard enough.
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On the other side, abortion rights voters are really looking hard to see where they have places to make positive change.
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While the good-looking, hard-working guy had been treating her well, she felt he was just too poor for her.
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Earlier Saturday, the president had tweeted that he was "looking hard" at an infrastructure deal he is negotiating with congressional Democrats.
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But looking hard is what needs to happen at Uber, which cannot afford to play the blame game at this point.
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The best shot for a late-night drink I found — though I wasn't looking hard — was wine at the Olive Garden.
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He now runs Revolution, a venture-capital firm based in Washington, DC, which is looking hard for investments outside the Bay Area.
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For electricity this means looking hard at advanced nuclear technologies and the capture, storage and use of carbon dioxide, as well as renewables.
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The conversation needs to begin by looking hard at our existing infrastructure and asking whether it makes our lives better or sparks joy.
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The new Fitbit Versa ditches Ionic's severe-looking, hard-edged design for a gently-rounded square (Fitbit calls it "Squircle") with reduced bezels.
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While there is a discernible crease down the middle of the unfolded display if you're looking hard, it's honestly difficult to notice in person.
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Over the past year, journalists and tech workers have been looking hard at what tech companies are — and, more importantly, aren't — doing to support women.
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There are a very few other places around the world producing high‑purity quartz, and many other places where companies are looking hard for more.
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It's easy to assume bro country has given country music a reputation that's hard to escape—but that's because you might not looking hard enough.
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"We were looking hard in 228.5 for women C.E.O.s and women who ran companies — we shot Carly Fiorina," Ms. Leibovitz said, comparing the two projects.
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The border agent flips through our foreign passports, looks at all of us in turn, and then spends some time looking hard at my brother.
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But Warner said he's as uncertain as ever if Facebook is looking hard enough for other instances of Russian disinformation outside the context of the IRA.
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I think where we missed the boat was in not looking hard enough at the forces that would elect him and the way they would do it.
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It wasn't about looking hard or hurting others; it was about fun and friendship, and it wasn't afraid to show the failures or weaknesses of its cast.
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For nice-looking hard copy, you can also order professional-looking prints and books of your account's photos through online services like Social Print Studio or Blurb.
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And they're looking hard at new allegations, detailed in a whistleblower complaint made public Thursday morning, that the White House attempted to cover up that phone call.
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Flake's publication of an anti-Trump conservative tome has state treasurer Jeff DeWit and former Arizona Republican chairman Robert Graham both looking hard at a run against him.
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Given time, the show's evocations of physicality (drinking, sitting, looking hard into white space), yield a rich understanding of the body's central place in visual readings of history.
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While big companies as diverse as Facebook, IBM and Google are looking hard at what's possible, most startups — which also bring innovation — are being developed elsewhere in the world.
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I think where we missed the boat was in not looking hard enough at the forces that would, in fact, elect him and the way they would do it.
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"When I was six, shortly after my parents' separation, I remember looking hard at my reflection in the mirror, realizing that I was unimaginably ugly, and crying hysterically," she writes.
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As you address the bigger stuff — please do, in solo counseling if feasible, since intimacy deplores charades — try these Granny coping tactics: ●Looking hard for what everyone likes about her.
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There's no guarantee all of those will move into production, but it tells us Disney is looking hard at its animated stable to see which films are due for an upgrade.
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They're planning for economic growth and social justice; they're looking hard at the challenges they face, including workforce development and affordable housing; and no one I talk to mentions Donald Trump.
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We really are looking hard at what we're telling companies to do and how do we take those lessons learned and move them into our staff development plans for the ABI.
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You can see all of it, every dark acre, and if we don't see our own ghostly faces by the end of the night it's because we're not looking hard enough.
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The curator, Kristina Van Dyke, a former director of the Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St. Louis, proposes that anyone can relate to African art by looking hard and asking basic questions.
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Movies have long been a birthplace of Broadway musicals, and they continue to provide lucrative revenue streams for big studios, looking hard at their back catalogs for the next big thing.
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As things stand now, Democrats who haven't forgotten that former President Barack Obama's last Supreme Court nominee was denied a vote — are looking hard at Trump's early nominees for lower court vacancies.
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" Instead of ruminating about it if you do reach a stalemate, Wheeler advised that ambitious employees or job seekers "start looking hard for another place where [their] talents will be better rewarded.
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"We are looking hard at questions about how we can appropriately and fairly provide that broader disclosure ... when firms have concentrations of persons that have similar problems," Ketchum said in an interview.
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So the role of the press ought to be looking hard at what Trump and his administration are doing and to hold him accountable and be very clear about what's going on.
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For voter-fraud ideologues like Kris Kobach, the vice chairman of the commission, who signed last week's letter, the absence of evidence serves only as proof that researchers aren't looking hard enough.
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The bar may not be set that high in Jacksonville, but management and ownership have to be looking hard at making their squad the first team of 2016 to fire their head coach.
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"Now that you have a prolonged period of low crude prices, the companies are really looking hard on where is the place to invest," Carlos Murillo, economist at the Conference Board of Canada.
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The Pennsylvania Ballet was looking hard at what life after 50 should look like: At the end of its 2013-14 season, its 50th anniversary, its longtime artistic director, Roy Kaiser, stepped down.
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At a time when many nations are debating large-scale reforms to mental health care, researchers and policy makers are looking hard at England's experience, sizing up both its popularity and its limitations.
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In terms of upcoming premium features, Brod wouldn't share any specific details, but he did say that the company is looking hard at other types of media like disappearing video and potentially voice chat.
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"There are lots of other A.G.s out there that I've had discussions with that are looking hard at what we're doing," said Mr. Clarkson, who declined to disclose which state representatives had contacted him.
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Once again, he found poetry in the everyday details of middle-class life ("Looking hard for a drive-in, searching for a corner cafe/Where hamburgers sizzle on an open grill night and day").
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"The Fake News Media is looking hard for the Big Democrat Story, but there is nothing too fabulous," he wrote in a tweet, after weighing in on half a dozen storylines of the Democratic race.
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Facebook — and apparently Instagram — is looking hard at all of the ways the two services share data with outsiders as part of the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal that rocked the company last month.
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On the technical side, the Chia cryptocurrency is the result of Cohen looking hard at the guts of Bitcoin and trying to design substitutes that are less dangerous to the planet, and more palatable to banks.
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J.B Pritzker (D) said Sunday the state is "looking hard" at the possibility of closing bars and restaurants, suggesting a lockdown may be the next step the state takes as it grapples with the coronavirus outbreak.
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Amgen, the world's largest biotech company, has said it is "looking hard" for deals to deploy its $27bn cash pile but warned it is struggling to find targets amid soaring valuations in the life sciences sector.
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This time around, Famoroti is looking hard at the performance of third-party candidates, studying what regions they perform best in, and if factors such as ethnicity and gender play a role in determining the outcome.
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If Mr. Forsythe's earlier ballets were explorations of the outer limits of the genre, his post-2014 work seems to be digging ever deeper into its core, looking hard at ballet's history to bring it into the future.
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Numerous academically trained, "professional" artists have been looking hard at outsider art; the British contemporary-art star Grayson Perry, for example, has found inspiration in the work of the legendary American outsider, Henry Darger, a visionary storyteller, draftsman and collagist.
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"If you speak to the industry analysts, they will tell you that AI, along with IoT, is at the top of the to-do list for most enterprises, particularly those in financial services, healthcare and manufacturing, but every company is definitely looking hard at AI."
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I've written it before, and now I'm going to write it again: The women of Mr. Robot are doing more than enough to make up for a lack of excitement on Elliot's part, and any fan who says otherwise just isn't looking hard enough.
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In advance of her new show at London's Victoria Miro gallery, opening this week, we talked with Joffe about how motherhood affected her work, what it's like to paint people you know (and people whose poetry you've read), and the beauty discovered by simply looking hard enough.
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But for those looking hard for some silver lining, it is perhaps fair to note that, during the Munich Security Conference (an annual talking forum) last week, Germany refused to participate in France and the EU Commission's attempts to circumvent NATO by creating Europe's independent defense capabilities.
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"The issue there is that it's an area where they're looking hard for Zika; they're finding some of it; there have been other isolated instances of local spread of Zika, and when Zika starts to spread, it may be two or three weeks before there's any way to be sure it's spreading," CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden told CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta.
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"So you have not gotten any reassurance from customs officials that they're going to have more folks on hand today?" host Chuck ToddCharles (Chuck) David ToddIllinois gov says White House staffer 'yelled' at him over tweet blasting federal response to airport crowds Massachusetts General Hospital president: We need to think about this in a 'war-like stance' Illinois governor 'looking hard' at closing bars, restaurants: 'We need to go on lockdown' MORE asked the governor.
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" Likewise, Mullen singles out AI, arguing that a lot of the concepts being pitched as AI-based aren't true AI. "At best they might be ML, but they're not AI. If you define it as an algorithmic-based approach with the ability of the algorithm to evolve itself and it learns and ingests more data… there is very little that is genuinely AI. That sector is very much overhyped, but it doesn't mean we're not looking and looking hard.
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He is a photographer; his first book of photographs, Pictures I Had to Take, was published in 2003; its follow-up, Looking Hard at Unexpected Things, was published in 2006.Joel Grey Looking Hard at Unexamined Things. Joel Grey Photographer. His third book, 1.3 – Images from My Phone, a book of photographs taken with his camera phone, was published in 2009.
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So readily, my lord, You give me Whatever I ask of you. You indulge me In so many ways, My lord. In all four ages, I went about, Looking hard. I found none To match you, my lord.
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The genome of this nematode has been sequenced, and it was found to contain about 26,000 genes.Haag, E. S., et al. (2008). Caenorhabditis evolution: if they all look alike, you aren’t looking hard enough. Trends in Genetics 23:3.
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Tires were realistic looking hard black plastic and wheels were silver metal caps stamped with five even holes (four for the Tatras – they look like buttons). These wheels are an outstanding identifying marker for Kaden Miniauto models and for a time they even offered a five-spoke metal wheel almost identical to that of Märklin's stamped metal wheels on their short-lived 1:43 scale series. Kaden TatraT613 sedan.
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Armitage has written that "those looking hard enough might stumble across a seventh Stanza Stone, a secret stone left in an unnamed location within the Watershed area, waiting to be discovered and read." A group of young writers worked with Armitage to create an anthology of poems linked to the Stanza Stones. The project was criticised by a group of rock climbers who likened it to graffiti in unspoiled places.
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"A short, stocky man of ruddy complexion with a toothbrush moustache," Claire Palley writes, "Beadle had a blunt manner, looking hard at all whom he encountered. His drive and enthusiasm were overwhelming, whether at work, in charitable activities, or as a courageous hunter and fisherman. He had a warm family life and many friends." According to J.R.T. Wood, Wilson "hated Beadle perhaps because Beadle was clever but spoke his mind"; the British Prime Minister described Beadle to Lord Alport shortly after UDI as combining "the courage of a lion" with "the smartness of a fox".
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They are doing this with one hand behind their back. As a consequence, clearly people will not get justice".Austerity harms hunt for sexual abuse gangs, says ex-prosecutor The Observer Nazir Afzal is also concerned that there are few prosecutions of grooming gangs in the south of England, Afzal fears people in the south are not looking hard enough. Afzal said, "The perceptions is that northern towns and the Midlands have got a better handle on it, but London, the south-east, the south-west really are not focusing on it and claiming they don’t have any problems.
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Tilley, :Dancing like a little filly, 'twould raise your heart to see; :Jim Brine, Dan Ryan, Flipper Smith and Caroline, :I tell you, boys, we had a time at the Kelligrews Soiree. :Oh, when I arrived at Betsy Snook's that night at half past eight, :The place was blocked with carriages stood waiting at the gate; :With Cluney's funnelA top hat (jocular) upon my pate, the first words Betsy said, :"Here comes the local preacher with the pulpit on his head". :There was Bill Mews, Dan Hughes, Wilson, Taft and Teddy Roose, :While Bryant, he sat in the blues and looking hard at me; :Jim Fling, Tom King, Johnson, champion of the ring, :And all the boxers I could bring to the Kelligrews Soiree. :"The Saratoga Lancers first," Miss Betsy kindly said, :I danced with Nancy Cronin and her Granny on the Head; :And Hogan danced with Betsy, well you should have seen his shoes, :As he lashed the muskets from the rack that night at Kelligrews.
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