Anyway, once again, this has been on a grand scale.
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"In Saudi Arabia, it is theft on a grand scale."
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Rock concerts persist on a grand scale, but legacy reigns.
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But most areas still require reconstruction on a grand scale.
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Such a realisation needs to strike home on a grand scale.
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Caro Quintero, however, implemented this "boutique" strain on a grand scale.
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Rather, these incidents are merely virtue-signaling on a grand scale.
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Canada Letter In Saskatchewan, farming is done on a grand scale.
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On a grand scale, something like this happens in a hurricane.
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Was his methodology being used on a grand scale for political purposes?
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Is this then not a case of amnesia on a grand scale?
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Misallocated capital on a grand scale, creating the zombie company phenomenon; 3.
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Even more than in "Submission," the narration operates on a grand scale.
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Mr. Gaultier said working on a grand scale allowed his imagination free rein.
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I needed to move around, shake things up, compete on a grand scale.
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In Kenya, efforts to produce wind power on a grand scale are underway.
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I am not surprised his dishonesty has been revealed on a grand scale.
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This forced the EPA to become a market intervener on a grand scale.
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Real-world models already exist to replicate this model on a grand scale.
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Hence the idea that our familiar world is a deception on a grand scale.
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If it's on a grand scale or here at home, I'm okay with that.
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Stepping back, I'm wondering what you think on a grand scale: Is boxing wrong?
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It's easier than recycling for individuals, and much cheaper on a grand scale than recycling.
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If an artist had ambitions to work on a grand scale, Ms. Dwan could help.
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For more than four decades, Richard Branson has personified showy entrepreneurship on a grand scale.
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I'm not saying that hearts and minds will change on a grand scale: They won't.
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"I would not put money on Watson helping patients on a grand scale," the designer said.
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Some people are rebuilding their houses, but most places will require reconstruction on a grand scale.
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Those who throw parties on a grand scale have been educating themselves in sustainability for decades.
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"This is terraforming on a grand scale," he said, as our S.U.V. jostled across artificial dunes.
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The singer obviously believes in nurturing and loving kids on a grand scale and a personal level.
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As a monumental sculptor he longed to be exposed, potentially defying the state on a grand scale.
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Her wisdom is of an incomparable, multimillennial mind we have lost touch with on a grand scale.
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But there's nothing to stop Trump from repeating the exercise on a grand scale in the general election.
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Are you hopeful that change within the industry can really happen on a grand scale, outside of Weinstein?
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The plant suffered "destruction on a grand scale," said José Ortiz, the Puerto Rico power authority's executive director.
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It's true that people who succeed on a grand scale tend to believe they did it all by themselves.
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We are back to the vicious cycle of a laissez-faire market and human suffering on a grand scale.
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She is, in essence, making exploratory autofiction on a grand scale, even as she is playing yet another character.
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Many do, and they overlook one important thing — the power of words to affect reality on a grand scale.
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Manley also said that FCA's merger with France's Peugeot could help spread this EV technology "on a grand scale."
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I've seen purposeful recognition work on a grand scale with people from different walks of life all around the world.
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The yellow metal's dramatic fall from $1,340 to below $1,2903 is a break-and-enter theft on a grand scale.
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It would appear that President Vladimir V. Putin is telling us "Yes, I can" do mischief on a grand scale.
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One is that his insistence on building on a grand scale often meant that not much was built at all.
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Zimbabwe's ruling elite have long honoured the forms of democracy, and have occasionally lost elections despite cheating on a grand scale.
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Postwar American art was dominated by Abstract Expressionism, a field that was dominated by male artists working on a grand scale.
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These black holes could help us explain the history of the Milky Way and understand other galaxies on a grand scale.
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Mexico's oil is publicly owned, so when the fuel is looted on a grand scale, it robs the state of money.
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Critics, however, say it does not address larger economic issues and, regardless, would be impossible to institute on a grand scale.
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But effecting real and lasting change on a grand scale will require collaboration with more websites, media outlets, and, of course, you.
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As immortal beings who experience time on a grand scale, they burst the need for the Kinsey scale as well as categories.
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Orchid breeding on a grand scale began at the Gardens in the 1920s, when director Richard Eric Holttum overhauled the horticultural agenda.
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Big Grocery, like Big Pharma, might argue that packaging provides 21st-century security, and that precycling on a grand scale is impractical.
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The fact that squads almost always travel en masse means that when something goes wrong it does so on a grand scale.
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Washington's story — all of it, in its entirety — is full of victory and triumph, inhumanity and catastrophe, often on a grand scale.
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Her task involved joining 2,217 other women during a world first fitness class on a grand scale at The Olympic Park in Melbourne.
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I have been around him when many things have happened around the world on a grand scale, and so we are continuing that.
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"Trump practiced bigotry on a grand scale, was a world-class liar, and ripped off customers, investors, and the city itself," Rich wrote.
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He did at times—often on a grand scale, in vast canvases peopled with gesticulating, soaring, tumbling figures—but perfection wasn't his game.
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Three scientists were awarded the 2019 Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for their work to understand the universe on a grand scale.
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And in cloud computing, Amazon faces serious competition from Alphabet and Microsoft and others, which offer similar services, also on a grand scale.
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For many years, Michael Cohen's life amounted to a realization of the American Dream: personal happiness and financial success on a grand scale.
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This year's theme is the "City as Wunderkammer," positing the notion of the city as a "cabinet of curiosities" on a grand scale.
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Now to be able to recapture that magic on a grand scale and let their fans see them together will be something truly special.
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The repetition creates a trance-like feeling, where the sounds become a kaleidoscope; where intimate and tiny details shift, but on a grand scale.
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It allows players to enjoy the dynamic of the series on a grand scale, taming the wasteland and telling compelling stories all the while.
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From public murals, to teaching, to publishing, to architecture, Mohamed Melehi contributed to the cultural scene of Post-Independence Morocco on a grand scale.
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Like the Vision Fund itself, such a firm will either fail dramatically or succeed beyond all expectations—regardless, it will happen on a grand scale.
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She believes the system is broken and twisted on a grand scale, and so she needs to be larger than life to take it on.
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Game of Thrones is special television because it's proof of concept that high fantasy on a grand scale can be brought to the small screen.
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True, those public jobs pay very low wages, and Orban has also practiced crony capitalism on a grand scale, enriching a new class of oligarchs.
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And to those of us already familiar with groups like The Base, it's apparent that domestic terrorism on a grand scale is the end goal.
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So often when a Black designer appears on the fashion scene, I look to them as a reflection of my culture on a grand scale.
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As a great abstractionist who works on a grand scale, she has escaped notice being a woman of her generation and working on the West Coast.
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Thanks to the efforts of reenactors, planners, and other artists that believe in the vision coming to life, it will play out on a grand scale.
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"Washington's story — all of it, in its entirety — is full of victory and triumph, inhumanity and catastrophe, often on a grand scale," Ms. Coe writes. 8.
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Barneys, which at its peak operated like an idiosyncratic boutique on a grand scale, found it difficult to remain the ne plus ultra of sly style.
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Movements require organizing on a grand scale—of people, money, and other resources—to wage effective legal challenges, coordinate direct action, politically educate newcomers, and build institutions.
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Engineering the living-room mural last November proved a somewhat unpredictable affair: The miniaturist whom she hired was initially flummoxed to be working on a grand scale.
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The security forces mounted several other raids at that time against an Islamist cell that federal prosecutors said was about to launch "terrorist attacks on a grand scale".
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And for that alone, it's exciting to work at Marvel because it's being able to do comedy on a grand scale and with the best people out there.
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Sadly, despite a rich history in innovation and a strong work ethic, our nation no longer builds infrastructure on a grand scale, and America's middle class is suffering.
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Some people may have judged that the timing showed public relations ineptitude on a grand scale: The executions happened just as an international investors conference opened in Riyadh.
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There was a time when we couldn't do a festival without being slightly cold shouldered on a grand scale, and it was just down to me and Richey.
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The German magazine said the writer, Claas Relotius, had engaged in fabrication "on a grand scale," weaving invented quotations and characters into more than a dozen major articles.
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In "Heart of Darkness," Conrad's literary stand-in Charles Marlow talks of imperialism as a form of robbery accompanied by violence and aggravated murder on a grand scale.
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An example of what the Hollywood studio system at its zenith could produce -- a spectacle on a grand scale, with acting, production, and supporting talent at every level.
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Ultimately it's a biological history project on a grand scale, which seeks to plot out cannabis' evolutionary history while facilitating and mapping the rapid development of new strains.
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This can unfold on a grand scale in the Midwest, known as the nation's corn belt, leading to very high heat index values and misery for millions of people.
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It seeks to convey the idea of a modern nation, one comfortable with its history but also capable of expressing itself in a contemporary idiom on a grand scale.
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Instead, I think it's time for a real villain, someone who works on a grand scale, to step forward and claim his or her rightful place on the show.
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"There was a genuine naïveté about the prospect of Democrats and Republicans coming together to do something on a grand scale with infrastructure," a former White House official told me.
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In this case, the government says that the defendants essentially did that on a grand scale: allegedly stealing the corporate identity of Hermitage Capital Management, an investment firm in Russia.
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Mr. Trump's wrecking ball of a presidential bid — the gleeful smearing of his opponents, the embracing of bluster as brand — has been a Roy Cohn number on a grand scale.
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Accompanied live by the baroque ensemble B'Rock, the work makes its North American premiere on a grand scale, in the 55,000-square-foot drill hall of the Park Avenue Armory.
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Implementing Fair Fares in New York City would not only benefit the city's poor; it would signal to the nation that such a program could work on a grand scale.
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In the wake of the 2016 election's focus on rural America, Man of the Woods caught Timberlake performing whiteness on a grand scale for the first time in his career.
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It helps you think about your ideas, wants and needs on a grand scale, so that you can focus on your motivation for accomplishing a task rather than mundane tasks themselves.
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You start seeing physicians speaking out, and we can do that on a grand scale for the most important thing of all, which is the restoration of care in health care.
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Cards Against Humanity even did it on a grand scale in December 2014, when the company shipped 30,000 boxes of cow poo to customers as part of a Black Friday promotion.
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Instead, FIFA is failing, aiding and abetting in human misery on a grand scale, unable or unwilling to use its leverage to create even a modicum of respect for worker's rights.
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Broker: Coldwell Banker Preferred, Blue Bell Office In second place was a six-bedroom, eight-bathroom, 17,000-square-foot, contemporary structure with soaring, open spaces for entertaining on a grand scale.
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He wanted to make sure everyone is clear on a key point: New clothes, essential facilities, and field trips don't change the fact that we're witnessing child abuse on a grand scale.
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The camera still captures life on a grand scale: Wildebeest herds are still enormous, penguin colonies stretch as far as the eye can see, millions upon millions of ants inhabit jungle floors.
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But the goal seems to be a surreptitious increase in the number of temporary workers and a more accommodating system for skilled workers, not the settlement of foreigners on a grand scale.
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The sweeping order aims to deregulate and speed up construction of federal infrastructure on a grand scale, but a hidden provision revokes yet another environmental protection—this one designed to prevent flooding.
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Deportations may never occur on a grand scale, but EU officials argue that a more visible risk of being deported may dissuade would-be migrants from setting out in the first place.
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Event Horizon is sorta the opposite, starting as a space opera on a grand scale, and then making a left turn into horror movie territory, with demons, torture, and glimpses of hell.
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The sweeping order aims to deregulate and speed up construction of federal infrastructure on a grand scale, but a hidden provision revokes yet another environmental protection — this one designed to prevent flooding.
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The dipsomaniacal German artist Martin Kippenberger traded art for food and drink on a grand scale, lining Berlin's Paris Bar with canvases before he died of alcohol-related liver cancer at 83.
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These themes have not traditionally been explored on American electronic music's biggest stages in the post-millennial era, but Robinson has become increasingly adept at evoking these feelings on a grand scale.
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So you can support something on a grand scale, but until you translate it to your personal life and to your own communities, it's not going to make that big of a difference.
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I mean, yeah, there's that whole comeuppance-on-a-grand-scale before the hero's journey really begins, but this was not an 11-year-old I wanted to be even kinda close by.
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But in the early modern period, witches were such terrifying figures that women were being murdered over accusations of being witches, on a grand scale in Europe, and a pretty [large] one here.
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"Claas Relotius, a reporter and editor, falsified his articles on a grand scale and even invented characters, deceiving both readers and his colleagues," Germany's Der Spiegel said in an article published online Wednesday.
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"We have been showing it to a combination of international buyers from Asia, and then we have the usual local tech suspects who want something more traditional on a grand scale," Goodrich said.
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So again, we need to do the Mark Cuban thing on a grand scale--assuring workers and businesses they'll be made as whole as possible, while working out the details in the background.
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Rajneeshpuram disbanded in 1985, and Mr. Sand returned to Canada, where he eventually created a large lab in Port Coquitlam, near Vancouver, to make LSD and other psychedelic drugs on a grand scale.
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But at least Muschietti is trying for something epic and intimidating, a story on a grand scale instead of the kind of minor, just-good-enough storytelling that's marked so many King adaptations.
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Exciting news is likely to arrive, and this is a very powerful time to get something off your chest—not just in your everyday life, but on a grand scale, like publishing something!
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Something else occurs entirely, as Freud writes: Now the melancholic displays something else which is lacking in grief—an extraordinary fall in his self-esteem, an impoverishment of his ego on a grand scale.
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While Beyoncé used Lemonade to address injustices on a grand scale, Solange's A Seat at the Table was more intimate, dealing with the daily microaggressions aimed at the Black community—and specifically Black women.
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He talked about how investors like Singer—financiers who take the assets built by others and manipulate them like puzzle pieces to make money for themselves—are affecting the country on a grand scale.
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Mr. Trump has always been enthusiastic about building on a grand scale, and in many ways, the Democrats are more willing partners than Republicans, who have consistently objected to the kind of spending required.
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Part of it is scheduled to be on view at the Shanghai Himalayas Museum beginning in December, and his dream, he said, is to show it on a grand scale in New York City.
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Although it lacks the sound component of Lye's steel works, it captures his affinity for experimentation on a grand scale, yielding all control of movement to visualize the unexpected energies and wonders of nature.
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But the pursuit of justice on a grand scale has been blocked by China and Russia, which have vetoed attempts by the UN Security Council to refer the Assad regime to the International Criminal Court.
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At the heart of the book was Oakland's preparation ahead of the 153 amateur draft, the first time the A's would use these new techniques on a grand scale to draft and sign amateur talent.
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Our research shows the biggest digital platforms – Airbnb, Facebook, eBay and others – are collecting so much data on how we live, that they already have the capability to manipulate their users on a grand scale.
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Although I would categorize Shadi Habib Allah, Schuppli, and Small as examples of a successful forensic technique, 74 million million's downstairs program demonstrates how difficult it is to deploy this framework on a grand scale.
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Politics in America have become so tribalized along partisan lines that it's possible to lie on a grand scale about policy and get away with it; most Republican voters will believe whatever elected Republicans say.
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Whatever the surface, whether they be Ukrainian trains or old churches turned skate parks, Spanish street artist and muralist Okuda San Miguel works on a grand scale with ecstatic colors and geometric shapes and figures.
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For his part, Mr. Gilliam is working on a grand scale that he compared to that of the 19th-century Hudson River School painter Albert Bierstadt and enjoying the rekindling of interest in his paintings.
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"Sculpture on a Grand Scale: Jack Christiansen's Thin Shell Modernism" (University of Washington Press, $20173, 292 pp.) by Tyler Sprague, an architectural historian, explores about 100 innovative buildings shaped by the structural engineer Jack Christiansen.
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"It has embraced an economic model dependent on massive market barriers, heavy state subsidies, currency manipulation ... forced technology transfers and the theft of intellectual property, and also trade secrets on a grand scale," he said.
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"In our age, when social media can instantly spread rumor and false information on a grand scale the public's need to understand our government, and the protections it provides, is ever more vital," Roberts wrote.
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The Bellboy, a film in which Lewis almost never speaks, features meticulous staging and detail, and allows Lewis to do experimental comedy on a grand scale while skewering the casual narcissism of everyday modern life.
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"The exciting part about that is that we're able to come in and produce locally, using local story-tellers, and tell those stories on a grand scale because we can find a global audience," he said.
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The German magazine Der Spiegel said on Wednesday that it had fired an award-winning journalist for fabricating "on a grand scale" in his articles, weaving invented quotations and characters into over a dozen major articles.
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"There is a lot of fake news about me," he said in English (Ruzbehan was trailing behind), with the weary tolerance of a man accustomed to seeing his life and work distorted on a grand scale.
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If the talks in Singapore provided Mr. Trump an opportunity to show statesmanship on a grand scale, they did no less for Mr. Kim, whose country has long sought such a meeting with an American president.
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The triumphs of capitalist imperialism in the nineteenth century, and of economic globalization after the Cold War, fulfilled on a grand scale the Enlightenment dream of a worldwide materialist civilization knit together by rational self-interest.
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But to influence the outcome of a presidential election or statewide race would require physical tampering on a grand scale across in counties across multiple states on Election Day: In other words, it essentially can't be done.
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Recently, she stopped defending the government's cannabis policy after she was accused of a "massive conflict of interest" and "hypocrisy on a grand scale" due to her husband's business dealings, sparking calls for her to step down.
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The FARC have massacred Colombians, kidnapped them for ransom, sold cocaine on a grand scale and committed other crimes in the course of a war in which perhaps 220,000 people died (though there are no reliable figures).
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Angola, where oil wealth has failed to translate into wider prosperity, has a reputation for graft on a grand scale but President João Lourenço, who took power in September, is seeking to win credibility with international investors.
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While the Watergate and Monica Lewinsky cover-ups involved the integrity of America's democracy and system of justice, the Ukraine scandal also extends to matters of life and death, as well as geopolitics on a grand scale.
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When upheaval occurred in countries all around Saudi Arabia during the Arab Spring, King Abdullah's response was to spend $130 billion on salaries and social programs — a version of his father's gold coins on a grand scale.
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A report by investigative reporter Brian Krebs in July revealed that Volosovik's service — described as "bulletproof hosting" — was being used for everything from hosting ransomware, supporting services stealing credit cards and facilitating phishing websites on a grand scale.
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"Governments and populist movements are using social media to manipulate elections on a grand scale, and governments are using technology to monitor their own citizens on an unprecedented scale," Mike Abramowitz, president of Freedom House, told reporters Monday.
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Mr. Trump began his speech with a focused message about jobs and the economy, lamenting a lost era in the United States of bringing change on a grand scale, and the absence of his signature boastfulness added gravitas.
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What you need to know, if you need to know anything at all about that Christmas, was that my stomach began to heave and each bite was sending me closer and closer to expulsion on a grand scale.
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" In Roberts' most recent year-end report, issued on December 31, he might have had the Twitter-addicted President in mind when he said that "social media can instantly spread rumor and false information on a grand scale.
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The trip was part of course intended to help millennials better appreciate the interconnected and interdependent world they live in and to fully grasp what is ahead for Vietnam and for them – a grand challenge, on a grand scale.
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The documents, made available by CNBC, frame a portrait of Apple misrepresenting the situation through "diversion" to make the conversation about encryption on a grand scale rather than the one device the government is saying it needs access to.
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If the talks in Singapore on Tuesday gave Mr. Trump an opportunity to play the diplomat on a grand scale, they did no less for Mr. Kim, whose country has long sought such a meeting with an American president.
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Should they weaken, the result would be something akin to garbage workers going on strike, but on a grand scale: The amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would rise faster, speeding global warming even beyond its present rate.
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They should work with Republicans to finance infrastructure projects on a grand scale, jointly sponsor legislation to limit prison sentences for minor drug offenses, and come up with a plan to fix Obamacare, adding enrollee incentives to limit overuse.
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The Island became a space for them to work out their psychic and existential angst, often on a grand scale, as Michael Giacchino's orchestral score soared on the soundtrack and director Jack Bender provided sweeping vistas to gaze upon.
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He was among a group of sculptors — his friend Mark di Suvero is another — who expanded the view of sculpture from something that sits on a pedestal to something that inhabits and interacts with space on a grand scale.
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They're stunning for Marrin's careful and evidently laborious brushwork, but also because they freeze, on a grand scale, a rare phenomenon that allows us to witness life at its climax, followed by death, within such a short span of time.
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I'm fuzzy on the details, but he was suddenly not heard from for several years, only to be seen by my father on the nightly news being arrested in a neighboring city on suspicion of drug dealing on a grand scale.
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If the answer is no — if DAPA represents, albeit on a grand scale, the traditional exercise of executive-branch discretion to set priorities in enforcing immigration law — then the program is both procedurally and substantively valid and the states' challenge fails.
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We need the unsustainable food sources and markets that trade our livelihood for profits litigated out of existence on a grand scale, which is not something that happens by us not buying those foods sometimes, or even all of the time.
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Vey—and he's not alone—believes that The Rockefeller Foundation and the Illuminati, seeking to make the population more violent and inflict chaos on a grand scale, worked with the Third Reich's Minister of Propaganda to organize that 4323 meeting in London.
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The stereotype of the "crazy chick" is really just gas-lighting on a grand scale: Instead of making a lone woman think she's lost her grip on reality, calling her "crazy" communicates to everyone else that she's deranged and not to be believed.
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Mr. Gopalnath would eventually become one of the most prominent classical musicians in India, and the first to show on a grand scale how the saxophone, despite its Western-tempered tuning, could be a real asset in Carnatic music, not just a novelty.
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Today these processions still take place, and not only on a grand scale like the Sanja Matsuri in Tokyo and the monthlong Gion Matsuri in Kyoto, and not only in every city, but in almost every neighborhood of every city in Japan.
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I hadn't thought about that little green push scooter in years, but the tension between adventure and safety is playing out on the streets of Nashville — and many other cities across the United States and Europe — on a grand scale these days.
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" He pointed a finger at social media, fretting that Facebook, Twitter and other platforms "can instantly spread rumor and false information on a grand scale," and that "the public's need to understand our government, and the protections it provides, is ever more vital.
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Though millennials aren't changing their drinking habits on a grand scale quite yet, a report in the Atlantic tells the story of more than 100 young people who are trying to drink less, for reasons related to health, money, or their social lives.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Takashi Murakami's own work has filled the exhibition spaces of many a museum, but this month the Japanese artist's personal art collection will be unveiled to the public on a grand scale for the first time.
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"'Star Wars' is an immensely popular property, and giving people who visit our parks, who have thought about visiting our parks, a chance to immerse themselves in 'Star Wars' on a grand scale in a much deeper way is a big deal," Iger said.
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Manley said that if the merger with the PSA Group goes through, creating the world's fourth largest automaker, then electrification would happen on a "grand scale" and that further cooperation beyond what he termed a "hedge" on the vehicle-pooling front would make sense.
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Clearly, we're all living in a brave new world when it comes to ending your relationship publicly on the internet — and the dynamic plays out on a grand scale when famous people unfollow one another, delete photos, or untag each other in old posts.
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To many, the New Order government that Suharto led from 2500 to 19653 is a byword for corruption and repression on a grand scale, including a brutal campaign of anti-Communist purges that historians describe as one of the worst atrocities of the 21965th century.
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It is hard to conceive of a way to remove microfibers from the ocean on a grand scale, says Royer, but she hopes that scientific data will prompt policymakers to legislate for technical fixes to prevent the fibers entering the ocean in the first place.
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This massive amount of waste is caused by simple billing mistakes taking place on a grand scale, services billed to the wrong code (often for higher reimbursement), services billed without proper documentation and the same service for a patient billed two or even three times.
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A little more than a year later, Roberts did it again: In his annual New Year's message two months ago, he lamented how "social media can instantly spread rumor and false information on a grand scale" — which many observers interpreted as a criticism of Trump.
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Those who believed Genghis to be a tyrant of monstrous heartlessness have thus lately come to think otherwise: Weatherford's writings present us revisionist history on a grand scale, but one as scrupulously well researched (with ample endnotes) as such an intellectual overhaul needs to be.
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Whatever the details, though, the likely explanation for the bioluminescence caused by waves, swimmers and ships is that the pressure their passage generates triggers anti-predator flashes on a grand scale, and that the light which people find so attractive is thus actually a warning to scram.
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So while WADA does control what substances are banned, they can't control who gets tested or how often; testing is expensive, running an anti-doping authority even more so, and WADA has nowhere near the necessary funding to do either of those things on a grand scale.
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Immigration arrests shot up 38 percent in the first three months of the Trump administration compared with the same period last year, according to figures released Wednesday, one of the first clear indications that the president's hard-line policies are being carried out on a grand scale.
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"Not only has China declined to adopt promised reforms, it has embraced an economic model dependent on massive market barriers, heavy state subsidies, currency manipulation, product dumping, forced technology transfers and the theft of intellectual property — and also trade secrets — on a grand scale," Trump said.
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Collecting some of the best young figures in jazz and fusion, the group was a startling reminder of how broad Pastorius' talents were: He was able to arrange his bubbling jazz-funk on a grand scale, using a rather traditional jazz band format (well, plus steel pan).
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Rather than to replace the old, the Institute intends its project to be an international gesture of solidarity with those in Syria, Iraq, and across the region facing conflict as well as an opportunity to share on a grand scale what the Institute regards as our common cultural heritage.
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Elon Musk's new Tesla compensation package is the CEO equivalent of putting your money where your mouth is: He'll only be paid out if he manages to raise the value of Tesla as a company to certain milestones, kind of like Kickstarter project stretch goals on a grand scale.
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" (It wasn't, but Ford was the first major manufacturer to use the technology on a grand scale.) But now, he went on, "the conveyor line is not only working in G.M., in Ford — it's also working in Citroën, in Renault, in Mercedes-Benz, in Toyota, everywhere in the world.
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It shouldn't be a surprise that Trump wanted to take ownership of planning the dinner; her design background and experience in New York's social circles and entertaining at her multiple homes make her well-suited to set the stage for a diplomatic dinner party on a grand scale.
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If Mr. Zinke wanted real reform, he would take a leaf from the Clinton and Obama playbooks and, through economic incentives or negotiations or both, try to persuade states, landowners and industry to collaborate on a grand scale to save a species before it winds up on the endangered list.
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"In our age, when social media can instantly spread rumor and false information on a grand scale, the public's need to understand our government, and the protections it provides, is ever more vital," Roberts declared in his annual New Year's Eve message summing up the work of the federal judiciary.
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And giving people who visit our parks or who have thought about visiting our parks a chance to immerse themselves in Star Wars on a grand scale and in a much richer deeper way is a big deal and I think it will be extremely positive for the division, for the company.
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" If the link between race and status remains, Penner and Saperstein can imagine a future in the US where the pattern in the survey is replicated on a grand scale: More people are allowed to move across the color lines, but "such changes may only further cement racial stereotypes for those left behind.
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Cori Kresge and Ms. Toogood, both excellent dancers, and Mr. Riener danced solos with some powerful three-dimensional and multifocal phrases, and in one solo Mr. Botana expanded his boogieing (which had largely featured feet and wrists) through the torso, arching up to show currents of motion coursing through his body on a grand scale.
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" Then of course, 2014 also saw the Bundy Ranch Standoff, the culmination of a 21-year simmering conflict between Bundy and the Bureau of Land Management, which Bundy interpreted as tyranny on a grand scale, later explaining to Toboni:"We don't like them to treat us like England was treating us back 200 years ago.
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The lawsuit sought to block the authorities in Moscow from using facial recognition on a grand scale, but Wednesday's ruling against Popova means there is nothing to stop the city from installing hundreds of thousands of CCTV cameras with facial recognition technology built-in, a surveillance system that echoes those in use across China.
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If Mitski's songs resonate in this dystopian age, it's because her prevailing mood is less agony on a grand scale than creeping numbness, constant bombardment and stress, a bunch of little things that wouldn't matter individually, death by a thousand cuts, the ostinato drone in the back of your head slowly corroding your brain away.
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For a ballplayer as enormous as Aaron Judge, the outsized slugger whose home runs travel on a greater, scraping-the-heavens arc than those of just about all of his peers, the American League wild-card game on Tuesday night in the Bronx represents something else for him to do on a grand scale.
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"On Grand Strategy," by John Lewis Gaddis, a pre-eminent historian and biographer of the Cold War, does not offer a comprehensive analysis, much less a history, of strategy on a grand scale in the manner of the classic studies by Angelo Codevilla, Edward Mead Earle, Lawrence Freedman, B. H. Liddell Hart, Edward N. Luttwak or Williamson Murray.
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The exclusive co-op building at 720 Park, which is on the site of the old Presbyterian Hospital, has 29 residences, all designed on a grand scale, and has been home to various captains of industry and entrepreneurs, like Leonard Riggio, the founder of Barnes & Noble, and Randolph D. Lerner, the former owner of the Cleveland Browns of the National Football League.
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Whether designers want to call attention to the fact that Black women are rarely uplifted and celebrated on a grand scale, or remind the industry that everyone is allowed to participate in fashion no matter what they look like, or further, push back on the narratives surrounding the place they call home, this season's runways are full of commentary on current affairs.
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In the alternative universe where many Democratic lawmakers reside, there is no border crisis, the abuse of political asylum on a grand scale is not occurring, children are not being placed in harm's way and dying while entering the U.S., and aliens being released on a daily basis is not a problem (unless they happen to be released in the deep blue sanctuary jurisdictions they represent).
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"People who target sex workers for violence, stalking, and exploitation KNOW that we don't have recourse through traditional channels—the police and judicial systems fail us, many sex workers don't have familial resources, and the media and society at large engage in victim blaming of sex workers on a grand scale," adult performer Lorelei Lee told me, when we spoke previously about the bill over email.
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The media turned into reality TV on a grand scale as Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE dominated the airwaves and felled one opponent after another to capture the delegates required to secure the GOP nomination.
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