The more inventive it is, the more protection benefits China.
|
|
Must we keep coming up with ever more inventive dishes?
|
|
Foxconn has been making great efforts to become more inventive.
|
|
And each year, the offerings seem to become more inventive.
|
|
There will be more and more inventive ways to do this.
|
|
A few have become more inventive, laying on concerts and performances.
|
|
And the workplace itself is changing, growing more inventive and diverse.
|
|
The more effective the censorship, it seems, the more inventive the dissent.
|
|
Both sides are more cost-conscious and striving to be more inventive.
|
|
We have to be much more inventive and original in the kitchen.
|
|
More inventive for people to broadcast live on Periscope can only help.
|
|
The second jar of air comes with an even more inventive listing.
|
|
To really turn things around, companies must now get more inventive, like Hasbro.
|
|
Other games this year found more inventive ways to push the medium forward.
|
|
Some stories are more inventive than others, but only up to a point.
|
|
The result is Island Remixes which is more inventive than the title suggests.
|
|
More inventive management would take the Mets out of service for an overhaul.
|
|
"We have to reinvent — be more inventive, but no less interesting," he said.
|
|
A few more inventive, on-the-rise platforms include apps like GroupMe, Musical.
|
|
"That music is more inventive and creative that I could have imagined," he said.
|
|
But if you're looking for something a little more inventive, we've got good news.
|
|
Luckily, the scope of this tome is far wider, more inventive, and more canonical.
|
|
After all, malicious developers will only get more inventive if the problem isn't fixed.
|
|
We've seen more and more inventive uses of cutouts over the past few seasons.
|
|
Yet ISIS is getting more inventive in its use of weapons in the past year.
|
|
NCSU scientists were even more inventive in the past, using condoms as their skin substitute.
|
|
To keep the boom going, though, technologists like Dr Zohar must become ever more inventive.
|
|
You're always been a fantastic artist, but now you'll be even more inventive and innovative.
|
|
"Inventing the future means you have to think differently, be more inventive, be more creative."
|
|
Mr. Drexler bet on more expensive fabrics and gradually incorporated more inventive, high-fashion elements.
|
|
Pushing myself to always be more inventive and creative, and also not stray from myself?
|
|
Scammers are going to scam, even if that involves just finding more inventive ways to misspell.
|
|
And lucky Aquarius can keep up mentally, coming up with more and more inventive hook-ups.
|
|
By setting goals, you keep pushing yourself further to become even more successful and more inventive.
|
|
A Spanish company, Torres, is far more inventive with flavors that convey an air of luxury.
|
|
But Mad Max is more inventive and as widely-loved—I think it has a puncher's chance.
|
|
More inventive ways of teaching skills, perhaps with virtual reality or video games, may be in order.
|
|
I have no doubt that 2017 brought us games that were more inventive formally or daring conceptually.
|
|
"There are more inventive sitcoms, more visually artful ones," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
|
|
Just when we thought ice cream flavors couldn't get any more inventive, another ice creamery proves us wrong.
|
|
This version of him is a little less masterful and a little more inventive, but very welcome nonetheless.
|
|
Back in Yerevan for the evening, I dined with friends and found the cuisine more inventive than ever.
|
|
But it's also true that Sayonara Wild Hearts' rapidfire ideas are always, somehow, more inventive than the last.
|
|
Friends have told me to try harder; to be more inventive with my icebreakers; to go on more dates.
|
|
Friends have told me to try harder; to be more inventive with my icebreakers; to go on more dates.
|
|
"What Men Want" employs a similar device to kick-start its plot, but the results here are more inventive.
|
|
While "The Apollo" itself might have taken a more inventive approach, it derives its power from the artistry it captures.
|
|
This old concept asks an essential question: what happens when our machines become smarter and more inventive than we are?
|
|
As the world of the show has grown more intricate, its pairings of consciousnesses and bodies have also grown more inventive.
|
|
I can't think of a Long Island restaurant right now with lighter, fresher and more inventive food than Nikkei of Peru.
|
|
There are other more inventive ways to cut down on America's costs to defend the free world that aren't just proposals.
|
|
A short walk away, YeSake offers more inventive takes on classic Asian fare, with burrito-sushi mash-ups and sake slushies.
|
|
After graduation he moved to the United States, eventually landing in Cleveland, where his artistic output became more inventive and prolific.
|
|
This would make the cars lighter — important because of the weight of electric batteries — but also allowing for more inventive designs.
|
|
All that means is that restaurants across the island can be more fun, more inventive, and (yes!) much kinder to your wallet.
|
|
Or the unfortunate timing of this more-of-the-same sequel releasing alongside games that are higher profile and/or more inventive?
|
|
But traditional havens against such risk — German bonds or the Swiss franc — are already expensive, forcing investors to consider more inventive hedging alternatives.
|
|
Her compositions are more inventive and her models more fluid; her works offer more drama and pathos than figurative verisimilitude usually allows for.
|
|
Even more inventive computer crooks have used online pornography as a reward for human web surfers who break the Captcha, Mr. Goodman said.
|
|
Among the more inventive displays of watermelon solidarity took place in the city of Kunduz, where a private university organized competitions on Wednesday.
|
|
"The more inventive you are and more you touch on things everybody feels really close to, the more success you'll have," she said.
|
|
Pose, which was cocreated with Steven Canals and Brad Falchuk, including episodes written by Janet Mock, channels Murphy's pedagogical impulses in more inventive ways.
|
|
The ability to offer up more inventive ideas on short notice is a valuable skill, no matter what kind of day job you have.
|
|
Indeed, the visitor emerges from this exhibition wondering whether she was a better painter than her spouse; she was certainly a more inventive one.
|
|
But Mr. Perla tends to wrap his more inventive moments in large amounts of soft padding, with glistening strings and chiffony ribbons of flute.
|
|
But in the bigger scheme of things, the prescription for enhancing women's representation on screen warrants a more inventive approach than remixing old formulas.
|
|
Fluency in multiple forms of storytelling — words and images, but also more inventive means afforded by social media and interactive technology — is also a must.
|
|
To keep pace with demand and stand out from the growing crowd, microbrewers will need to continue devising ever-more-inventive names for their artisanal ales.
|
|
But beyond serving its purpose as a hype-fulfilling studio debut, it falters when compared to Drake's subsequent projects, each one more inventive than his first.
|
|
After reviewing the submissions, a few things became clear: the responses were way more inventive that NASA would have imagined, and companies wanted their own space.
|
|
The production design is spectacular, the score is brilliant, and the madcap way the story unfurls makes the show one of the more inventive efforts of 2017.
|
|
In fact, as the police run out of things to do, they are becoming more inventive about what constitutes a crime, says Kanako Takayama of Kyoto University.
|
|
When stacked against some of her more inventive singles, particularly the increasing number that boast R&B influences, its replay value doesn't hold up quite as well.
|
|
"Fleabag," about a self-centered, often nasty but well-meaning young woman negotiating sex, love and family bonds, is the darker and more inventive of the two.
|
|
Yet hurricanes, floods and earthquakes also present lucrative opportunities for criminals who steal from charities, insurance companies, government agencies and victims of disaster with ever more inventive scams.
|
|
That's why it is refreshing, in a perverse way, to see crooks coming up with something a little more inventive lately, like this twist on another old fraud.
|
|
The claim of inexperience is but one of the excuses offered by the caucus, compelled by this president's misbehavior and misadventures to grow more inventive by the day.
|
|
In recent years, in particular, the tendency has been to favor those goalkeepers — like Manuel Neuer of Bayern Munich — who are a little more inventive in their distribution.
|
|
It doesn't provide any reasoning for the bizarre side project, but hey, it's probably hard to think of more inventive ways to defeat roaches on a regular basis.
|
|
In one of the more inventive uses of Facebook Live I have seen, one of the Stitch Lovers pages recently hosted a live vote pitting Stitch against the Minions.
|
|
Or for something equally "risk"-free but a lot more inventive, try The Stanley Parable, a darkly humorous game of fourth-wall breaking exploration, which can take multiple paths.
|
|
There's also been more interest from the U.S. military in countering explosive-laden drone threats from ISIS as the terror group gets more inventive using off-the-shelf technology.
|
|
Image: Peter Hartree/FlickrIceland, land of elves and shark meat delicacies, is proving to be far more inventive than the rest of us when it comes to new energy technologies.
|
|
SEOUL, South Korea — For years, local officials in South Korea, which has one of the world's lowest birthrates, have tried ever more inventive plans to encourage women to have babies.
|
|
It will also peddle owner Isaac Rousso's more inventive creations: funnel cake fries, deep-fried bacon hash browns and "cookie fries," a delightful mashup of crisp French fries and warm cookies.
|
|
"This is very unfussy food," said Dufresne, a food industry pioneer who is known for more inventive and technically challenging fare involving cubes of fried mayonnaise and something called meat glue.
|
|
In fact, for the spring 2019 men's collections, a handful of designers reconsidered the staid rules of tailoring and are proposing updated — and more inventive — ideas for wearing blazers and slacks.
|
|
As the film progresses, his drawing becomes even more inventive, including a sketch that uses shavings from a sharpened pencil as a kind of pop-up crown for a regal figure.
|
|
Companies once relied on job fairs and advertising to court applicants, but they are having to be ever more inventive to attract candidates with the technical savvy and skills they need.
|
|
Since the trend gained even more traction this summer, Instagram's love for tattoos that glow in blacklight has only grown, with newer, more inventive designs cropping up in our feeds every day.
|
|
"I think it also speaks to the quite urgent need for us to be a little bit more inventive in how we meet people where they are in STI testing," Stephenson said.
|
|
"Too many believers and nonbelievers alike now read these sacred texts in a doggedly literal manner that is quite different from the more inventive and mystical approach of premodern spirituality," Armstrong writes.
|
|
From typical picks like lettuce and sour cream to more inventive options like jicama slaw and Texas queso, a taco's toppings give chefs a prime opportunity to define the dish's flavor profile.
|
|
Rose chose writers not because they are more inventive in living — far from it — but because they tend to be diligent reporters of their lives, leaving us more material to work with.
|
|
Once again, here is a work that — in the generosity of its scope and the sophistication of its staging — makes Mr. Fassbinder look more inventive than just about any filmmaker working today.
|
|
Such a policy is more likely to lead to ever more inventive ways for dealers to smuggle it in, and to increase the incentives for discovering variations that are as potent as possible.
|
|
A more sentimental heart would have experienced curiosity or sympathy for the girl whom she had replaced; a more inventive mind would have seen herself as that deaf-mute, growing up in silence.
|
|
My favorite discovery was a suite of colorful bar graphs charting women's labor productivity, souped up with photocollages of climbing high-rises and satisfied workers: a rather more inventive kind of data journalism.
|
|
Maybe you're not advanced enough to attempt some of the more inventive costumes (we're looking at you, epic White Walker), but at the very least, it will give a novice something to aspire to.
|
|
But there was more inventive mockery in response to the startling announcement on February 25th than there was during the country's biggest political event of the past few years, a party congress last October.
|
|
Back in the 1940s, Captain Marvel — who battled the genius worm Mr. Mind, and palled around with a talking tiger — was more popular and substantially more inventive than the drier and less whimsical Superman.
|
|
People are getting more inventive about reusing and avoiding waste, new technologies are arising to deal with the insane amount of plastic we've already discarded and big countries are waking up to the problem.
|
|
These were among Mr. Roche's more inventive riffs on traditional architecture, with which he appeared to have something of a lover's quarrel, alternately embracing and spurning it, or twisting it to his own purposes.
|
|
The Philadelphia-based art-rock band's second album, "Rock Island," is out this Friday, and it's even more inventive, with highlights that suggest a curious hybrid of Beach Boys melodies and Chicago footwork rhythms.
|
|
And third, the towering presence of a company that Mexico's government considers a monopoly in both the landline and mobile markets has spurred its smaller (though not unsubstantial) competitors to be more inventive and aggressive.
|
|
The excuses may have to get more inventive: on December 6th Japan's highest court ruled that the fee is constitutional, and found against a man who had refused to pay for the past 11 years.
|
|
The main hurdle from that perspective is that horror has become more inventive and ambitious -- see movies like "Get Out" and "A Quiet Place" -- while "Halloween" appears to be operating from a very old playbook.
|
|
Last year, Symantec predicted that in-browser mining would turn into an "arms race" in 2018 as malicious actors come up with even more inventive (and invasive) methods of mining digital coins with someone else's machine.
|
|
And there have been very few winners as economies remain bruised and battered after interest rates were slashed, the lower bound tested through negative deposit rates and monetary policy re-written to explore more inventive options.
|
|
More inventive techniques included NOS canisters tied up into belt form with masking tape to keep the noise from giving the game away, and GHB poured into a hair-lotion bottle and placed in a toiletry bag.
|
|
Its ice cream and frozen yogurt comes in over a dozen flavors, including classics like Cookie Dough and Cookies 'n' Cream along with more inventive flavors like Sugarloaf Mint Chip, Lemon Wafer Cookie, and Peanut Butter Pie.
|
|
My first book was shaped in this building four summers ago, and so I am back, hoping to offer some useful guidance for writers who are better and more inventive than I was then, than I am now.
|
|
But a better and more inventive example of creation through duplication is a cast-resin sculpture, with forms that draw on multiple busts and statues in Cluj's art museum, lying on the floor like a casualty of history.
|
|
The Kienholzes are much more inventive in other works that lack the chaser of fury, such as "The nativity" (1961) that uses the most ordinary materials like shovels, plant hangers, lamps, and emergency lights to make a convincing Christmas scene.
|
|
"Sharp Objects," adapted by Marti Noxon from the novel by Gillian Flynn, was the more inventive reimagining for the screen, and thus better TV as TV. Noxon captured the open-wound psyche of Camille Preaker (a wholly committed Amy Adams).
|
|
"6 Underground" opens with a fast-paced car chase that introduces the titular team of international operatives (each of them with their own specific skill), and it follows up with scenes that are even more inventive and/or pulse-pounding.
|
|
The good news is, space is multifarious these days and thanks to committed promoters ever more inventive ways of offering us clubbing experiences, whether through streams or shorter and cheaper nights out, clubbing as a culture will continue to thrive. Hopefully.
|
|
Directed by Gareth Edwards, "Rogue One" is far superior to Mr Lucas's wrongheaded trilogy of prequels, and its plotting is more inventive than that of last year's instalment, "The Force Awakens", which was more or less a remake of the first film.
|
|
So this week, I was lucky enough to get tips on how to be more inventive, imaginative, and original — even during the worst creative slumps — from the most colorful woman I know: Piera Gelardi, the executive creative director and co-founder of Refinery29.
|
|
That a highly traditional bistro survived while the other, more inventive restaurants with which he hoped to conquer Manhattan did not is peculiar, too — a missed opportunity for the chef and New Yorkers, who love French food even when it doesn't love them back.
|
|
If handled the right way—ideally, you could opt-out of the "mobile" experience, if such a version existed—this could be a boon for creators to get more inventive with content, as well as viewers who primarily consume that content on smaller devices.
|
|
"I think Schiaparelli was much more inventive than Chanel — there were many more silhouettes," Dilys Blum, senior curator of costumes and textiles at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, said of the designer, who was best known for her collaboration with Surrealists, especially Salvador Dali.
|
|
"It may have felt like we weren't changing much this past year, but those hundreds of little changes added up to more predictable and sustained growth we will now use as a foundation to be more inventive and take bigger risks," Mr. Dorsey said Thursday morning.
|
|
A not insignificant part of this is his wrestling style: he is wholly a creation of WWE training and refining, and the slower, heavier style with the mugging to the camera is something which can be jarring out on the looser, more inventive and intimate world outside WWE.
|
|
At this new bakery storefront — born from the local two-Michelin-starred restaurant Manresa — devotees line up early on weekends to load up on the head baker Avery Ruzicka's fresh, limited-supply breads and pastries, ranging from classic staples like levains and sourdough baguettes to more inventive fruit and nut loaves.
|
|
"It's more inventive visually than it is gastronomically," said Corby Kummer, the Boston-based food writer and restaurant critic for Boston Magazine who took on a side job as the restaurant critic for Atlanta Magazine while his spouse is stationed at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which is headquartered here.
|
|
On one side an already fully fledged leisure, dining and hospitality sector has sought ever more inventive ways of packaging experience — from hotels staffed by robots and limited-edition Shinkansen bullet trains fitted out with Hello Kitty decor to many of the country's aquariums offering the opportunity to camp overnight surrounded by the relaxing pulsations of bioluminescent jellyfish.
|
|
Curators Lelia Packer and Jennifer Sliwka openly do not attempt this, instead adopting a more inventive approach by selecting art-historically off-piste examples that take the viewer through an utterly absorbing display in which there are almost as many uses for grayscale as there are exhibits — a great many of which will be new and fascinating to the average viewer.
|
|
In many of these places, however, it is not simply enough for the décor to look cute; the food must be cute too, causing Japanese chefs to become ever more inventive in their efforts to produce dishes that are not only mouthwatering but meta, such as the Cookie Monster-shaped ice cream cookie sandwich I devoured at the Sesame Street-themed Elmo Café in Harajuku.
|
|