"Hopefully, someone will make good use of this," Newman says.
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Naturally, many people make good use of these lower prices.
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Captain Marvel looks poised to make good use of it.
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Will Netflix make good use of the books' strangest plot points?
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The problem is we don't make good use of this information.
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Proponents say entrepreneurs can make good use of dual structures (think Google).
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We hope to make good use of his gains for our future.
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Pay off an old debt to make good use of the energy.
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All we want now is someone to make good use of it.
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And they make good use of every spare minute they have, Underwood said.
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There is a working kitchen onstage, and they make good use of it.
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There's a creative and generous energy in air—make good use of it!
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And my suspicion is the North Koreans make good use of that data.
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Games that make good use of lots of cores will be good for everyone.
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They should make good use of it by being as patient as they possibly can.
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Time could maybe find a way to make good use of Yahoo's nearly one billion users.
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Even so, the card remains extremely valuable if you can make good use of the benefits.
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They can create as much of the stuff as the economy can make good use of.
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Alexander Gustafsson—the crown prince of long uppercuts—might make good use of this cheeky set up.
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The new demo applications that Microsoft showed off at MWC make good use of all of these.
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Chiron also doesn't trust the listener to make good use of the little language he lets through.
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But it can be hard to know which charities will actually make good use of our dollars.
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Unfortunately, we didn't make good use of that time and now we're heading into a very dangerous situation.
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I was able to make good use of the bed for a run to my kids' summer camp.
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The star, who knows how to make a mean burger, also likes to make good use of her kitchen.
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Then there is the thorny issue of trying to make good use of the data that does become available.
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It would make good use of the amenity fee, and would be a fun way to see the city.
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It feels like you're floating above the beach and it is easy to make good use of the balcony.
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Hopefully, you're spending at least a few days OOO, and you can make good use of the time off.
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That said, there are still some solid skills that make good use of the screen, like the aforementioned video calling.
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On movies, the headphones make good use of the stereo sound, providing solid spatial presence for a surround-sound feel.
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"Russia badly wants to make good use of its impressive experience in destabilization" by intervening in Madagascar, the article said.
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But it's the cards that we were dealt, and I think we're trying to make good use of these cards.
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We gathered eight sweet and savory dishes that make good use of Persephone's signature fruit — in salads, dips and entrees.
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I liked returning my potato peels to the woman who grew my potatoes; I knew she'd make good use of them.
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But only a few algorithms, such as brute-force search, can make good use of interference, and the speedup is usually modest.
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However, "I'm sure it will make good use of the data Facebook has been able to collect about its users," she added.
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After Solitary and 6x9, for example, both make good use of the headset to convey the isolation and captivity of solitary confinement.
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It's the human mind that conceived such technology, and it's up to the human mind also to make good use of it.
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There are so many things we can get involved in as humankind that could make good use of this technology we're developing.
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Eric Roberts turns up occasionally as an F.B.I. agent, but he's never around long enough to make good use of his skills.
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The Japanese, meticulous in their approach to baseball, recycling and reuse, have figured out how to make good use of splintered bats.
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In the 148-page book, Cornet shows how employees make good use of the famous perks Google offers, such as free food.
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Busch found a way to make good use of his 1 Gbps connection, and now he's found a use for 10 Gbps, too.
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Business ___ The Japanese, meticulous in their approach to baseball, recycling and reuse, have figured out how to make good use of splintered bats.
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We want to believe that you make good use of your Presidential prerogative to stop the changes destroying the separation of powers in Poland.
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Could Google make good use of Twitter properties like Vine and Periscope by coupling them in some kind of media hybrid offering with YouTube?
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In an effort for the show to make good use of its epic landscape, Elena and June take a rowboat out on Sanctum's lake.
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Oculus seems to be getting this and it's ensuring that a swath of titles exist that make good use of the new input type.
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Make good use of CrunchMatch, Disrupt's free networking platform that lets you match, schedule and meet people based on mutual business goals and interests.
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If you're solving in print, write "BLACK" in tiny letters in that first square; if you're solving online, make good use of that "rebus" key.
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The best way to attract funds for support of public investments in college is to demonstrate that colleges make good use of the money they get.
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"Even if this is only a flash in the pan, she'll still be able to make good use of this 15 minutes in the spotlight," Wil said.
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There are even a few games that make good use of the 32:9 screen ratio, so much so that it almost feels like an unfair advantage.
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While it cost more than I would spend on a nightstand, it's a multipurpose unit I know I can make good use of for years to come.
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Because of this, I feel positively driven to make good use of every day that I'm not stuck in bed with a respiratory infection or other ailment.
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You're going to be on a flight sitting down for however many hours, so why not make good use of the time you get to walk around?
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But an adroit President Trump can make good use of his understanding of Putin's ultimate desires to force his way back into areas where America has been marginalized.
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The Veronica Mars movie did not make good use of Veronica's supports, which was a waste of the heartwarming relationships the show built up over its three seasons.
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This is according to The Guardian, to which Facebook confirmed it has employed staff "whose role it is to help politicians and governments make good use of Facebook".
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Ms. Kim, the chef and an owner of two restaurants in Brooklyn, compares Korean food to the cooking of southern Italy: Both make good use of humble ingredients.
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If you want to donate your hair to help cancer victims, organizations like Locks of Love and Wigs for Kids will make good use of your newly chopped-off locks.
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Jay-Z and Beyonce know how to make good use of a day off in Italy ... with a cool summer drive followed by some R&R at a luxury resort.
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The government would "make good use of fiscal and monetary policy tools to strengthen preemptive and timely fine-tuning, prepare policy reserves and effectively guard against various risks", Li said.
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But neither he nor his successors knew how to make good use of the talents of a soaring number of graduates (their ranks more than tripled between 1970 and 213).
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At a time of low levels of public trust in institutions, these proposals don't ask anyone to have faith that government officials are going to make good use of resources.
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At a time of low levels of public trust in institutions, Warren's proposals don't ask anyone to have faith that government officials are going to make good use of resources.
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"We're trying to empower all different segments including car manufacturers, including ride-sharing companies, including logistics companies, to make good use of this technology to make their business better," Xiao said.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)To make good use of its size, the RetroChamp features a seven-inch LCD display which is actually larger than the one included on the Nintendo Switch.
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Davis wasn't able to make good use of it, but other fighters have and it will be something that top fighters and coaches see when Zabit eventually starts fighting top talent.
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The United States also has an opportunity to make good use of $270 million earmarked for development and security assistance in Central America as part of the region's Plan for Prosperity.
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His method was to get himself into a position of trust, to condition and manipulate those who put their faith in him, and then to make good use of gym equipment.
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When it does hit its redline, you shift using an old-fashioned six-speed manual transmission.. Out on the track, the magnetic dampers and updated tires make good use of the power.
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The company has been adding several new features to Maps powered by Street View in the last few months, that make good use of Street View data and make Maps more powerful.
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Advisers typically work with donors to help them find specific groups that will make good use of their contributions, assess financial and operating information, and help establish a system for measuring results.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Premier Li Keqiang said on Tuesday China will make good use of counter-cyclical measures and fine-tune policy in a pre-emptive way at the appropriate time, state television reported.
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She gave the teeth to her father, who she knew would make good use of them, and together they, with Andy Kaufman and Tony Clifton, became part of her exploration of role playing.
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Snyder, who laid the foundation for Affleck's take on the character in Batman v Superman, similarly struggled to make good use of Cavill as Superman in both that film and Man of Steel.
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Bulc says EU money can be used for "dual use" projects, like increasing the weight capacity of a bridge to take heavy military equipment if freight trucks could also make good use of it.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, many people hoped that once liberated from communist ideology and enjoying a free market, Russia would be able to make good use of its immense natural and intellectual resources.
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Rand Miller himself, a deity of design, is offering me hints or outright solutions, and I turn him down because I'm too deep in the game's genesis to make good use of his revelations.
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I also make good use of one of Emily's unique abilities, "Far Reach," to leap to high points in the mansion and slip between the moving walls, away from the eyes of the enemy.
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The Loews Miami Beach Hotel is a nice resort with excellent vacation amenities such as a large pool, a great beach location, and included water activities that make good use of a resort fee.
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But several acclaimed titles for the Switch, like Stardew Valley, Hollow Knight, and Into the Breach, are only available through the eShop, so make good use of the gift card that comes with the bundle.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Downward pressure on China's economy is increasing and the government will make good use of counter-cyclical adjustments to keep economic operations within reasonable range, state television quoted premier Li Keqiang as saying.
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Our best affordable hotels in New York City are located in central neighborhoods, rated three stars or higher, offer experiential amenities and interesting design, and nice rooms that make good use of a smaller space.
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When Kate got her hair cut at Kensington Palace last summer, she reportedly suggested to her hair stylist, Joey Wheeler (from London's Richard Ward salon), that they make good use of the hair he chopped off.
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When Kate got her hair cut at Kensington Palace last summer, she reportedly suggested to her hair stylist, Joey Wheeler (from London's Richard Ward salon), that they make good use of the hair he chopped off.
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I could tell you that the barrier islands on the Atlantic coast may not survive this century and almost certainly won't survive the next, but that doesn't mean we can't make good use of them now.
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But it's very difficult for the average company to take these technologies and know what to do with them, or to have the staff and the expertise to be able to make good use of them.
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The leaks won't make it onto Russia's government-controlled nightly news, but Russia's oligarchs have business partners and rivals both at home and abroad that could make good use of revelations of corruption, fraud, and backstabbing.
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There's numerous game modes that can draw from the learnings in Thanos mode, and I can see how future juggernaut-style playlists or even a capture the flag contest could make good use of the augmented abilities.
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" President Iohannis: NATO: "I'm very glad that, thanks to your strong leadership, Nato decided to go against terrorism and countries are sharing the burden... I hope we find ways together to make good use of this money.
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If we can find a way to provide opportunities for people to avoid plastics use in the first place, or make good use of waste, that's going to be how we get a handle on this problem.
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But in a new environment, as an elder statesman, Redick has shown that he's far more than a shooter, in a league that should be able to make good use of his talent for years to come. 6.
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One particular habit of TJ Dillashaw's which Lineker could look to make good use of is Dillashaw's tendency to throw up left high kicks a little too frequently and often to kick without a particularly deceptive set up.
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Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras believes it's time for a more flexible economic policy in the country and has told his main political rival to make good use of what he achieved over the last four years.
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Shot almost entirely in Singapore, plot of the book and film make good use of Kwan's homeland -- coming across as "a love letter to the food, culture and beauty of this area," according to the film's producer, Brad Simpson.
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Viktor Shokin "I don't remember if we were having dinner or smoking a cigar, whenever we told him at the time," Parnas said, but he viewed Giuliani as a "powerful, astute individual" who would make good use of the information.
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Windows 10 as a tablet operating system may not be everybody's cup of tea and there aren't all that many apps out there that make good use of the Windows 10 tablet mode, but you can't fault Huawei for that.
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"The development of mini-KTV meets the demands of young people in current society, who live fast and fun lives and are eager to make good use of their spare time," business analyst Liu Dingding told the Global Times last month.
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At NGBK, the curators (a collaborative group comprised of Mikel Aristegui, Imtiaz Ashraf, Željko Blaće, Sarah Bornhorst, Andreea Carnu, Caitlin D. Fisher, Carmen Grimm, and Stuart Meyers) make good use of the white cube to showcase several high-production-value sculptures.
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And considering that video ads have become Twitter's dominant ad format, we expect them to make good use of the sports-driven engagement bump: Last year in Q63, Twitter said more than half of its advertising revenue came from video ads.
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According to my Rich Habits Study — for which I interviewed 233 wealthy individuals and 128 poor individuals over three years, from March 2004 to March 2007 — the self-made rich make good use of their 240 minutes in the following ways.
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Xi also hailed military to military exchanges and said China and the United States should "make good use of the dialogue mechanism to be established between the two countries' joint staffs of the armed forces", although Xinhua did not give further details.
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"For doctors, technology is not sufficient to determine the best course of treatment with 100 percent certainty, and doctors should therefore make good use of the machine's suggestion to identify and prevent the potential misclassification and complement their own judgment," he said.
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Hope: The next generation is neither afraid of nor in awe of digital technologies, and better equipped than past generations to make good use of them, be skeptical of and interested in, rather than complacent or frantic about, the companies behind them.
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One thing that a large minority of Democrats believe is that many American children are poorly served by K-12 schools that don't make good use of the financial resources available to them in part because of ideas favored by teachers union leaders.
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In the new, minute-long trailer, Montag gets to make good use of his flamethrower, lighting up books and then braving some toxic fumes as he melts down a pile of computer hard drives like a futuristic fire demon in a tight-fitting uniform.
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Mr. Lai, 46, is a chef with a mission: to create sustainable menus that make good use of ingredients usually discarded or ignored, and, when possible, to exploit destructive invasive species like lionfish, Asian carp, Chesapeake Bay blue catfish, wild Everglades seaweeds and feral pigs.
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The filmmakers make good use of their locations and the creeping camera movements and, on occasion, they brighten the gloom with daubs of color — with Connor's knitting, a gaudily painted car, the forest green — that add vibrancy to a tale that's mutely, almost reluctantly told.
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Agencies do not make good use of student internships, bringing in only a small number of its entry-level hires through this process, while the rigidity of the personnel system does not fit in with the mobile and agile model expected by today's younger generation.
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What's more, the communities had built up their own capacity to create productive partnerships and coalitions, establish shared goals, and use evidence-based approaches to make progress — although all of them needed help to learn how to make good use of data, mobilize residents and sustain themselves.
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And while he's no John Ford, he and his cinematographers make good use of the setting — the neat houses stepping up the sides of the fjord, the gigantic ferry looming over the town, the cars buried in drifts of snow (an essential plot point that New York City dwellers will enjoy).
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There's no one-size-fits-all solution here, and Prime is undoubtedly excellent value for those who order a lot of stuff from Amazon, enjoy the original shows on Prime Video, and make good use of the extra perks... but for some of you, Prime might not be the necessity you thought it was.
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