This makes you a shining example of sun protection, right?
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I don't want to struggle and be the shining example.
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Crystal tells us Trump used Alice as a shining example.
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The Shining is, well a shining example of this irksome phenomenon.
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But Wuerl should not be the pope's shining example—or anyone's.
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He thinks his own plant is a "shining example of that".
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Walmart is a shining example of how to achieve this synergy.
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Wow I have to say … you are a shining example of modesty.
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Above all, it is a shining example of the China that works.
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Craig was such a shining example of so many things that matter.
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It is also a shining example of an early environmental success story.
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"The Marlins have been a shining example in this area," Mifsud said.
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Since then, the country has been a shining example of Europe's recovery.
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California should be a shining example for the rest of the country.
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Firepower is nothing less than a shining example of pure heavy metal fun.
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It was, in a sense, a shining example of the art of Vergangenheitsbewältigung.
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Mozambique had become a shining example of how to battle an HIV epidemic.
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Not so long ago, Hungary was a shining example of post-Soviet success.
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" Ms. Abernathy, he said, "was no exception and was often a shining example.
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That's what this democracy does — America is a shining example for the world.
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For what it's worth, William Shatner isn't a shining example of positive human behavior.
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The stories in Exhalation are a shining example of science fiction at its best.
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Missy's legacy has been a shining example of Afrofuturism since the term was coined.
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"When we reach out to be inclusive, we set a shining example," said Isaacs.
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Second, the House majority set a shining example of duty in a dark time.
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Lévy, 22016, is a shining example of how the federation's development system is working.
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Let's build on that progress and continue being a shining example to the world.
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I mean that it's a shining example of what a Friday puzzle can be.
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A shining example of where successful bear recovery has occurred is in Yellowstone National Park.
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Panono continues to be a shining example of everything that can go wrong with crowdfunding.
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"I want to be a shining example for those who come after me," Boulet wrote.
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Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne are a shining example of staying together through thick and thin.
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Mr. Mehta is actually in Deb Amlen's decade column, a shining example of cruciverbal ambition.
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As BAN kept working on e-waste issues, Total Reclaim became the nonprofit's shining example.
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"Shining example or third-world state?" a recent headline on a local news website asked.
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America is the country people around the world look to as the shining example of liberty.
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One shining example is the rapid growth of Utah's tech industry — the rise of Silicon Slopes.
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I hope this is a shining example of what's to come from developers on newer games.
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Paulsen says "the most shining example" of their winking humor was the infamous "finger Prince" joke.
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Maggie Hassan, New Hampshire's current governor, is a shining example of how the political is personal.
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The Coastal Barrier Resources Act (CBRA), passed in 1982 with bipartisan support, is a shining example.
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Or would he create in himself and others a shining example of peace, dignity and compassion.
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But it's not like Minnesota is a shining example of bipartisanship in an increasingly partisan world.
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"Get Out," a shining example of that inclusivity, has at least some experts on its side.
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Yet, On My Block isn't the only shining example of motherhood through the Latinx lens on Netflix.
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Khan's death "was a shining example of the valor and bravery inculcated into our military," McCain said.
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Rather than being a national embarrassment, Britain's welfare reform could eventually become a shining example for others.
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He also said the Granite State has an opportunity to be a "shining example" of renewable energy.
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For a time, Pixite was a shining example of the businesses made possible by the app economy.
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Golfing legend Rory McIlroy is a shining example of how changing your mindset can change your life.
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"In the E.T.F. world, gold is the shining example of something where the holdings are completely comparable."
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Nadine S. Ebri at La Core Christian Academy is shining example of how to successfully make math fun.
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Yes. But that right thing is a shining example, even today, of the difference between Democrats and Republicans.
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Japan remains a shining example of a traditional society that is highly modernized with an exceptionally clean environment.
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That's not exactly a shining example of austerity or proper stewardship of the Puerto Rican citizens' tax dollars.
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Much like the band Erik fronted, the Triple Rock was a shining example of playing against first impressions.
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Despite this, Kobe was still a shining example of what one can accomplish with dedication and hard work.
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But the industry, once a shining example of the country's economic heft, has had a dismal run of late.
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Earlier on Monday, we had another shining example of Trump's everyone-is-entitled-to-my-opinion approach to life.
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" Superhosts are recognized by Airbnb for providing "a shining example for other hosts, and extraordinary experiences for their guests.
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But for me, the app that came in second place was the shining example of what was to come.
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You don't have to look very far back, though, to find a shining example of America at its greatest.
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It's a shining example of how Zelda fans have always been in lockstep with Nintendo's own experimentation with horror.
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In a shining example of basketball being a game of inches, Leonard was this close to being a scapegoat.
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Your life has been a shining example of bravely and selflessly doing things for the good of our country.
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Her younger sister and brother — who, admittedly, leave me little time to mourn — have a shining example of achievement.
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Hackenberg is that (rare) shining example of how both analytics twitter and scouting twitter can live together in perfect harmony.
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WWF cites Nepal as a shining example of what can happen when the government and people in villages work together.
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Allie and Duke are a shining example of what it means to follow someone to the ends of the earth.
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But perhaps the most shining example of girl power in last night's episode came from the women of the North.
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Marion's Green Initiative, which encompassed programs like gardening and aquaculture, looked like a shining example of a progressive prison curriculum.
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Look, life is a series of pointless bureaucratic tests, post-9/11 airport security is a shining example of that.
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But a closer look at the Bailey complex shows it's hardly a shining example of profitable, environmentally friendly coal mining.
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In a shining example of Hollywood power-parenting, our agent leveraged an invite for a reading of my pilot script.
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We were hoping we could point to this White House as a shining example of how it should be done.
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The practice now stands less as a shining example of what medicine can become and more as a cautionary tale.
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Mr. Batista's arrest punctuated a comedown for the billionaire, once seen as a shining example of a confident, booming Brazil.
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" But Lopez "has most definitely been a force" and "a shining example of how it is possible to be multicultural.
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Illinois's political mindset is perhaps best represented by its trademark metropolis, Chicago, a shining example of liberal politics run amok.
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In yet another shining example of how changing one's part can completely switch up a look, Mila's fresh center part vs.
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Obviously it resonates with a lot of people and they like it for certain reasons, but it's not my shining example.
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While not mentioned in the book, iQ by Intel is a shining example of just such a content-driven B2B initiative.
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No longer is America a shining example, as my college friends would have it, to the tin pot dictatorships of Africa.
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It is a shining example of how great MOCAD can be when it becomes a lens through which Detroit can shine.
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At this point, it is a shining example of what's wrong with the entertainment industry: It's almost exclusively white and male.
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Productivity too, often held up as a shining example of Israel's economic performance, has seen relative low growth in recent years.
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Colombia emerged as a shining example of a successful democracy amid the oppression and failures of Latin America's left-wing governments.
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When Congress passed the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, 20 years ago, it was hailed as a shining example of bipartisan consensus.
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The project, overseen by Murphy Burnham & Buttrick Architects, which restored St. Patrick's Cathedral in Midtown, is a shining example of stewardship.
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In little more than a decade, Mongolia's approach to palliative care has become a shining example of doing more with less.
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The shining example is yogurt giant Chobani, founded in 2005 by Hamdi Ulukaya, which now boasts a valuation of over $3 billion.
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These days, model Iskra Lawrence is a shining example of body positivity — but it took self-doubt and frustration to get there.
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One analyst recently called Square Capital a "shining example" of the company's ability to make money from business services that aren't payments.
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Uganda's export boom ought to be a shining example of how governments can spur investment and minerals beneficiation with sensible tax policies.
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Many couples go through first relationships together, which doesn't necessarily set them up to be a shining example of a healthy relationship.
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The $1,243 machine is a shining example of what a good combination of hardware and software can do when in perfect sync.
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Tanvi gives a shining example from her own wedding, where she agreed to have a four-hour ceremony and a Hindu priest.
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Kaley Cuoco's current boyfriend and her ex are a shining example of how present and former significant others can actually get along.
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Serving roughly 1.37 billion passengers every year, the city's underground is a shining example of how public transportation is supposed to work.
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It's clear that Slapak-Fugate views her own SANE program as a shining example of what hard work and dedication can accomplish.
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Tech intensityNovartis has become Microsoft's shining example of "tech intensity" as it tries to sell similar products and services to other companies.
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Forty years ago, Philadelphia was America's 2202th largest city and Detroit was 2628th, serving as a shining example of America's labor movement.
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This record is a shining example of outlier musicians pushing the limits of what is acceptable and palatable to do in mainstream media.
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Thank you God for choosing me to be #Zuri'sMommy & Thank you God for giving me a beautiful Mother who is my shining example!
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Between excess plastic packaging and all-too-common nonbiodegradable formulas, the beauty industry hasn't always exactly been the shining example of environmental friendliness.
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The episode serves as a shining example of how willfully dishonest the right-wing media can be, especially when attacking the LGBT community.
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Plexus Cotton is one shining example; a cotton merchant supplying a variety of brands, created with sustainability in mind from the ground up.
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Mr López Obrador promises to "eliminate, not reduce" corruption through an attitude of zero tolerance and the shining example of his own incorruptibility.
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It seems like a juvenile antic to thumb her nose at her boss; another shining example of how stubbornly petty Debbie can be.
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B Bean to Cup coffee machine is a shining example of a high quality product that leads to an exceptional cup of coffee.
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And it's one of the reasons that the F-35 is a shining example of how not to conduct a major acquisition program.
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Washington's Metro, once a shining example of mass transit for the country, is 40 years old, short on funds and a terrible mess.
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Bipartisanship has been rare in Congress lately, but one shining example of it has been on increasing our efforts on energy security issues.
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By adopting these disclosure standards, the government could serve as a shining example of what needs to be accomplished in the security space.
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Background: Indonesia, home to the world's largest Muslim population, has long been considered a shining example of how Islam and democracy can coexist.
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Netflix is a shining example; 20% of the American fictional films that came out of Netflix Studios in 133 were directed by women.
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The shift leaves the project a shadow of the shining example of revived US manufacturing that Trump once made it out to be.
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A shining example of this is makeup, a shield countless women use to create the version of themselves they want the world to see.
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The cast gave young people of color a shining example of representation, and another reason to stand taller, as Michelle Obama said so eloquently.
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Woody Allen has written such vibrant, interesting women characters, ones whose legacies live off the screen, with Annie Hall as the most shining example.
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Wonder Woman is important for how it breaks the superhero mold, but it — and Steve Trevor — is a shining example for its girlfriend, too.
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Ironically, Miley Cyrus is a shining example of the way cultural adornments can be separated from the cultures they define, or that define them.
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"You've brought smiles to so many faces & are a shining example of how an artist can contribute to our society," she wrote on Twitter.
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In that case, Europe serves as a shining example of how government-mandated paid leave can be a letdown, even in the long term.
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"They hold hands when they disagree and are a shining example of how you can be an imperfect couple yet still love and grow."
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A shining example of powerful women came to me in 2014, ironically while watching the world's grandest men's sporting event, the soccer World Cup.
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Perhaps instead, we'll get another shining example of why MMA Math should not be trusted, as Rockhold blows through his opposition as the odds suggest.
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I really wanted Mae to turn on Ty and continue to be the Circle's shining example of total subservience, like she does in the book.
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Day 1 was not exactly a shining example, when he pounded on the glass partition in fury during his first regular-season game as coach.
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The president is rolling back decades of progress and leading our country – once a shining example for energy innovation and leadership – down a dark path.
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Corporal Ronil Singh, a police officer with the City of Newman (Calif.) Police Department, was a shining example of what's good about immigration in America.
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As the only named profession in the U.S. constitution, the U.S. press is a shining example of holding the powers to account no matter what.
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This week he went from China's shining example of international leadership to a mysterious mark of Chinese politics after officials detained him on corruption charges.
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People suggested proposals for self-sufficient communes, and my dad—who had fitted out an emergency storeroom in his cellar—served as a shining example.
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Trump gets a gold medal in the Shamelessness Olympics for claiming that Ivanka Trump is a shining example of how not to be corrupt pic.twitter.
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Marvel has been held up by lots of fans and critics (including yours truly) as a shining example of how to do comic book movies right.
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Meanwhile the economy, to which Erdogan could once point as a shining example of his success in bringing prosperity to his people, is looking increasingly shaky.
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For an industry that's already a shining example of outsized corporate power, bad customer service, and shitty products, cancelling out competition is more of the same.
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RDL: For me, Wonder Woman is simple because she is a hero who stands for truth and justice, and she's a shining example of female strength.
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Peoples Temple was supposed to be a shining example, and the rest of the world, the thinking goes, would ultimately decide, We need to copy it.
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The success of Everybody has been stellar, and it serves as a shining example of the reality of a large-scale, profitable, non-gendered wellness space.
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Our military excels in everything it is meant to do, and it is never a more shining example of American largess than when providing humanitarian assistance.
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That could stunt the development of a high-tech sector that Chinese media reports showcase as a shining example of China's move up the value chain.
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Now with the Izzy True project as their main focus, their work has been developed into a shining example of self-deprecating yet whip-smart songwriting.
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The Saudis' partnership with the SoftBank Vision Fund in October 123 was intended as a shining example of the country's entrance into a cutting-edge economy.
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I don't believe we are in an unprecedented era of incivility unless you found President Andrew Jackson's Trail of Tears to be shining example of humanity.
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Dark Souls almost singlehandedly popularized the notion that difficulty still had a place in games, and is the shining example of indirect storytelling in the medium.
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When the trade deal between the United States and Peru went into effect in 2009, proponents touted it as a shining example of environmental good sense.
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The NFL's Green Bay Packers, which is often pointed to as a shining example of a "user"-owned entity, has an estimated value of just $2.3 billion.
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But, I've also seen the shining example of the eagle she is that rises above the cacophony of the noise of ignorants- I'm learning from her example.
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AOC's campaign is a shining example of how the new left movement in this country is gaining a foothold with voters online, but it is hardly alone.
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Or is it a shining example of the power of network effects, convening great minds to produce ideas jointly that surpass anything they could dream up separately?
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But, overall, the American technology industry is a shining example of the wisdom of the founding fathers, and the example of Samuel Slater over 200 years ago.
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While studying at the University of Southern California's entrepreneur program in the 1980s, he was held up as a shining example of what an entrepreneur can be.
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But overall, the American technology industry is a shining example of the wisdom of the founding fathers, and the example of Samuel Slater over 200 years ago.
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For a shining example of Gecs' boundless joy and DGAF vibe, look no further than "Money Machine," perhaps the most accessible track on the 10-song record.
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OL's Academy has been held up as a shining example for others to follow, even in the U.S., where women's soccer has a wider audience than in Europe.
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What makes the situation worse is the fact that T-Mobile has been a shining example of what can happen when there is an incentive to stay competitive.
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She grew to see Edhi as a shining example of the essence of Islam; an antidote to the patriarchal "ritual and dogma" she felt had engulfed her faith.
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The Women's March was a shining example of peaceful resistance in action, as somewhere between 3 to 4 million people around the world gathered to protest Donald Trump.
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However, Wall Street, with its thousands of traditional and alternative data feeds, stands as a shining example of a space that needs help managing the flow of information.
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Germany's administrative state - efficient, just, and well-resourced - became a shining example of what a properly governed democracy could achieve in terms of human comfort and educational attainment.
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But to the outside world it became a shining example of a general Midwest flourishing of the tech-and-startup industry, or at least the promise of it.
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"This case is a shining example of what law can be," Rick Reibstein, a lecturer in environmental law at Boston University, wrote on the American Bar Association's website.
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Several sites — including those for equestrian events, shooting and field hockey — were constructed there, heralded as a shining example of how the Olympics can lift a blighted area.
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Unbeknownst to the Gallagher family, Liam was only allowed to attend his new private school to be their shining example of diversity, even at the expense of his education.
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If nothing else, Mariah is a shining example of women asking for what they want, being paid what they deserve, and speaking up if they have something to contribute.
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"He would always serve as a shining example to all of us about what is just and right, and how we live our lives," another of his colleagues said.
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He cited the successful launch of an aluminum-bodied F-150 — a radical and risky move for the Blue Oval — in 2014 as a shining example of Ford's capabilities.
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Alibaba, a shining example of strong network effects, is worth $220 billion (as of December 31, 2016) and spends less than 15 percent of its revenues on sales and marketing.
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"It needs massive updating in this age of new technology and loot boxes are a shining example of why we need to update our gambling law and regulations," Whyte said.
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"President Obama has been such a shining example of excellence, of a leader who truly cares about the people, and a role model for so many of us," she says.
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But Canaccord Genuity analyst Michael Graham said the results continued the strong growth pattern of prior quarters, calling Square Capital a "shining example" validating Square's ability to cross-sell services.
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And from Europe, Copenhagen's City and Port Development Corporation is offered as a shining example of how to use municipal real estate assets to finance infrastructure, notably Copenhagen's subway system.
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The Telegram ICO has already raised considerably more than any other project to date — the nearest being Filecoin's $250 million-plus ICO — but it has not set a shining example.
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Where the government takes a more open approach Some countries, however, set a shining example for holding their governments to higher standards of disclosure and transparency around security and privacy.
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"Kathleen loved this state and our people and was a shining example of what can be accomplished by hard work and determination," Governor John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, said on Twitter.
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The fact of the matter is, extensions are as commonplace as lipstick or high heels in Hollywood, and Gomez is just one shining example of how amazingly sophisticated they have become.
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Depending on how Comic-Con goes this week, we could see a film emerge as the shining example of why the convention is still vital, relevant, and worth being part of.
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This vessel is a shining example of why we need to do everything possible to support and strengthen our domestic steel and manufacturing base for the sake of our national security.
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Georgia has faced challenges before and overcome them, and we can do so again through the grit and ingenuity that has made America a shining example for democracies around the world.
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"Sabra is a remarkable advocate, a shining example, and we are proud that she is being recognized for her contributions to society in California," said Michael Howells, the British consul general.
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But after bottoming out on tour in Germany in 1987, Vaughan not only got clean, he became a shining example to his peers and an outspoken advocate for the A.A. program.
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" Mr. Swinney recommended that protesters heed Dr. King's shining example: "I think the answer to our problems is exactly what they were for Martin Luther King when he changed the world.
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To make that happen, the U.S. needs to step up investments in education, health care, science and technology to keep building that shining example to the world — a City upon a Hill.
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Thapar, a native of Troy, Michigan, is a shining example of the success of the four-million strong Indian-American community, which now has the highest median household income in the country.
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The act is self-aware that they're not reinventing the wheel of hardcore, and instead exist as a shining example of why the wheel has never been broken in the first place.
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In these moments, when she's navigating betrayal from her estranged spouse and supporting her son who is caught up in it all, Charley has become the shining example of everyday Black feminism.
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As one of the oldest museums in the state of Rajasthan, Albert Hall Museum is a shining example of the Indo-Saracenic architecture that British architects brought along with them to India.
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Bafounga is a shining example of the "frugal innovation" movement that has its roots in India, inspired by the notion of "jugaad", a Hindi word meaning "improvising with whatever resources are available".
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Ben Affleck's setting a shining example of how to not let a parking ticket -- or two -- ruin your day ... even when the meter woman is also dishing marriage advice and backhanded compliments.
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Prince Harry said the long journey to a mine-free country was "full of heartache and frustration", but he believed Angola would become a "shining example to the rest of the continent".
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Ms. DeVos has called it an inspiration for her dogged support for school choice, a shining example of what is possible when schools are able to meet students' unique interests and needs.
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" Rebecca Henderson, a fellow Harvard Business School professor, called Professor Christensen "a shining example of the way in which it's possible to be an academic but have a real impact on practice.
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Almost anywhere else, that would be a shining example of how the longest economic expansion on record is reaching more workers, including those, like Mr. Curiel, who dropped out of high school.
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And so this place represented another inversion of your typical subway experience: a shining example of government doing something not just big and cool and modern, but something that changes the city overnight.
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Letissier is a shining example of the new representation of being whoever you want to be — and not stressing over giving it rules, a name, or identifying it as a thing at all.
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They're extremely excited about the success of Homecoming, with Walter Cruz touted as the shining example of a treatment that successfully deletes memories of combat (as well as other relationships, stories, and experiences).
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Reality Check: California's prosperity under tough climate laws By Kate Grise, CNN Brown held up his home state as a shining example of a place where tough climate laws have not hurt businesses.
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Its systems and structures will be pored over in the future not only as a shining example of game design, but as what can be achieved when you're willing to throw everything behind.
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In a shining example of what customer service really means (sorry, United Airlines) Delta kindly asked a family if they'd be willing to give up their seats — and offered $11,000 for the inconvenience.
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For people who don't want to live here but find much that is appealing about this country, the American dream is a shining example of what to do to build a better country.
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Far ahead of her time, she is a shining example of the American pioneering spirit and of the empowerment the White House's recently announced Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative seeks to foster.
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If this bill is passed as written, without weakening amendments, it will provide a shining example of how D.C. government can work in the best interest of small business owners and our employees.
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Sure, I'm still not crazy about the white folks in Egyptian paint thing, but this is a shining example of what a hefty production could do to an over-told story in 1958.
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The boating industry is a shining example of American manufacturing — in fact 95 percent of boats sold in the U.S. are made in the U.S. Our boats are made by Americans, for Americans.
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In a difficult political climate, this is an issue that could be a shining example of unity as it is replete with support from companies, consumers, and legislators on both sides of the aisle.
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The collaboration that made progress against Ebola virus disease possible is a shining example of what we are already seeing today with the response to the coronavirus outbreak, and should be celebrated and emulated.
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Bill and Melinda Gates are just one shining example, with their commitment to eradicating a host of deadly and debilitating tropical diseases and their support for voluntary family planning in the world's poorest countries.
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Now, as Hong Kong's political unrest continues, China's ruling Communist Party has become increasingly explicit about how much it will tolerate under that formula — and holds Macau up as a shining example of obedience.
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Your integrity, dedication, and hardwork -- often performed without public acclaim or recognition -- serve as a shining example of true public service, and I am personally grateful to work beside you each and every day.
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At other times she is clearly backing away from some of their more radical proposals -- Medicare for All being the shining example -- for fear of what it might do to her general election chances.
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The Flaming Lips managed to imbue the song with their own DNA and hold the original up as a shining example of how influential and powerful David Bowie's music has been to so many.
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Her experience is a shining example of what migrants can achieve, given half a chance, though Gudeta fears growing hostility to newcomers in Italy will make it harder for outsiders to contribute in the future.
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As a shining example of what happens when even great games veer away from the F2P model, look no further than Monument Valley — an incredible game that caused outrage by charging $2 for its expansion.
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Still, the brief and observed social media blackout has become a shining example of the silencing tactics the Trump administration may use against any an all members of the government who don't fall in line.
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Co-founder Brennan Clark says he decided to focus on supermarkets because they were the shining example of how bad the world's food waste problem has become, and also the most accessible place for consumers.
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The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor -- a Chinese funded infrastructure project in Pakistan valued at tens of billions of dollars -- is a shining example of two countries growing closer as Chinese investments modernize infrastructure throughout Pakistan.
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In addition to losing a father, statesman and public servant, we lost a man who had become the shining example of integrity and kindness during the 38 years we had the honor of protecting him.
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REUTERS - The heist-gone-wrong genre is an enjoyable one, but Bumpy's action comedy is a shining example of what can go awry not just during a robbery but in making a film about one.
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The advances we've made in South Bend serve as a shining example at this point in our nation's history, especially when Americans have been offered a vision of greatness that means turning back the clock.
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The Nikon D500 showed us that there's a better way to mix Bluetooth and Wi-Fi with Snapbridge, setting a shining example of how cameras are going to connect to our smartphones in the near future.
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Hu referenced GDPR directly in his speech yesterday, lauding it as "a shining example" of Europe's "strong experience in driving unified standards and regulation" — so the company is clearly well-versed in how to flatter hosts.
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Currently, with the epidemic of school shootings, thousands of migrant children living in state-sanctioned squalor, and widening inequality, it is hard to consider the U.S. as a shining example of a place to raise children.
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With a cast that includes Sissy Spacek and Melanie Lynskey, and enough Kingly material to satisfy even Annie Wilkes, Castle Rock has much to recommend it—even if Hulu's previous King adaptation wasn't a Shining example.
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The level of civil ignorance in the country allows our politicians -- and Donald Trump is the shining example of this -- to make lowest common denominator appeals about what they will do (or won't do) in office.
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The premise is especially counterintuitive for Poland, a country that was largely heralded as a shining example of a post-communist transition and celebrated for what looked like its embrace of democratic norms and economic liberalism.
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Vizio has long been one of the best brands in the business when it comes to delivering great sound at palatable prices, and its most recent 2109-channel model is a shining example of this ethos.
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Uber in particular has not been a shining example of maximizing the safety of its customers, with its failure to do adequate vetting of its drivers, based on charges by the San Francisco District Attorney's office.
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Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne is already being hailed on social media as a shining example of a politician who listens after an impromptu meeting with Black Lives Matter demonstrators outside of the provincial legislature in Toronto.
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"Our state is a shining example of progress that&aposs possible when we have top, experienced Democratic leaders defending our values, standing up to an onslaught of attacks from this president and Republicans in Congress," she said.
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I read a lot about the history of Hewlett Packard and how Hewlett Packard goes from being this shining example of commitment to workers to falling apart and laying people off and losing its taste for innovation.
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A shining example of Kerr's coaching savvy came during last year's NBA Finals after the Warriors appeared to lose their identity while falling behind 2-1 to the Cleveland Cavaliers in the best-of-seven championship series.
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With a steadily growing economy and expanding social programs that lifted millions out of poverty, the South American nation was seen by many as an emerging global power and a shining example of good governance and inclusivity.
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The billionaire philanthropist points to President John F. Kennedy's 1961 call to put a man on the moon as a shining example of a world leader bringing public and private sectors together for the betterment of society.
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Novartis has become Microsoft's shining example of "tech intensity," a philosophy championed by CEO Satya Nadella that every company needs to not only adopt tech's latest tools, but also to develop their own on top of them.
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"We are taking active steps to make MSU a shining example of Title IX compliance; 80 days is not only far too long for a response to a complaint, it's totally unacceptable," Engler said in a statement.
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Save $180.01 on the Treblab Z2 5.0 Bluetooth Noise-Canceling Headphones — $78.99 See Details Sennheiser is a leading brand in the headphone and audio world, and these Momentum Wireless Active Noise Cancelling Headphones are a shining example.
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Reyes, who grew up in and out of foster care to escape the "roller coaster" chaos of life at home, is a statistical anomaly – and a shining example of someone who refuses to give up on a dream.
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Despite an expressed desire to understand the complexity of working-class white women, and a desire to understand Harding, the media's treatment of her is a shining example of how easily that aspiration is traded in for stereotypes.
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This prohibitive pricing makes the UK the most expensive country in Europe when it comes to accessing emergency contraception with the exception of Ireland, which is itself hardly a shining example of women's access to basic reproductive rights.
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When Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders take the stage in Brooklyn on Thursday for their ninth Democratic presidential primary debate, they will stand amid a shining example of how the American economy has been reshaped in their lifetimes.
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We want to be a shining example to the globe of how tremendous wealth, tremendous opportunity, and tremendous freedom can benefit all those who want to participate in this grand experiment — regardless of whether they were born here.
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The recent debut of Ryan Murphy's FX drama "Pose," which featured the largest-ever cast of transgender actors in series regular roles on a television series, has been pointed to as an shining example this practice in action.
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"The bank is a shining example of how the decline in sterling has bumped up the price of some of the UK's largest companies, without much progress in underlying profits," said Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
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Urban experts say New Clark City could not only set a shining example for Southeast Asia in terms of balancing rapid economic development with social and environmental policies, but may also mark a turning point closer to home.
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Jay went first and shouted out his mother -- who came out as a lesbian on his track, "Smile," and received a Special Recognition Award last year -- for allowing him to follow her shining example of love and acceptance.
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While it's true we all need those reminders, these certitudes largely ignore a glaring truth: Despite all our bragging about being the world's most shining example of democracy, America makes it very difficult for every person to truly participate.
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On November 9, 2016, some members of the United States Digital Service — President Obama's shining example of how Silicon Valley's tech minds can make a palpable impact on government — got up early to attend a retreat at Camp David.
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A shining example of that lack of lackiness came in June during a totally-over-the-top Cabinet meeting in which many of the top advisers to Trump tried to one-up each other in their praise for Trump.
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"This is the shining example of what this lady did — took the time to get her C.W.P. and set herself up to be able to protect herself and not be harmed, killed or raped or whatever," Sheriff Clark said.
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"In a national landscape where transgender people are too often attacked for who they are, New Hampshire is a shining example for other states across the country," Linds Jakows, campaign manager for Freedom New Hampshire, said in a statement.
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"I think the Invictus Games is a shining example of what this community can achieve, a group of individuals from around the world coming together in order to show everyone that beyond injury, they can achieve the extraordinary," he added.
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For all of Beijing's claims that Huawei is a shining example of how a Chinese company can become a dominant global business, Huawei's products rely heavily on components from U.S. companies, which would be difficult — if not impossible — to replace quickly.
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"These incredible women, who come from one of the harshest working environments in the U.S. and who put food on our tables, are a shining example in the fight to protect the dignity and safety of all women," Milano says.
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Covering that last hurrah before graduation, in which two girls are determined to shed their "booksmart" ways and have a fun night, it seems destined to become a teen classic — and to become a shining example of Good Teen Storytelling.
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When new, in 2011, Mr. Grandage's staging was evidently intended as a shining example of the Met general manager Peter Gelb's policy of recruiting well-established theatrical directors, not always much experienced in opera, to mount productions with the company.
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The episode, which was written by Mike Farrell (who played Captain B.J. Hunnicutt), is a shining example of M.A.S.H's ability to pull humor from the most (literally) painful places—and one of the episode's best lines belongs to Rizzo (G.
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And Roma is a shining example of a film that succeeds in that endeavor, focusing on the primary element that sets cinema apart from other artistic mediums: It is visually immersive and richly textured both in its visuals and its sound.
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Now is an opportunity for the City to ensure that Governors Island winds up on the right side of history, and becomes a shining example of how to develop public space, with a strong focus on community and cultural preservation.
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Buzz: Axios' Jonathan Swan tells me after a visit to the West Wing yesterday that aides think Trump now understands the system better and how to work it, with the revival of health reform as a shining example of a classic Trump move.
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"Father Tolton leaves us a shining example of what Christian action is all about, what patient suffering is all about in face of life's incongruities," said Bishop Joseph Perry of the Archdiocese of Chicago and a chief advocate of Tolton's cause for canonization.
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Stranger Things and its score are a shining example of how popular entertainment of the present can hold a productive dialogue with that of the past: by using nostalgia to create something more meaningful—and lasting—than a fleeting sense of comfort.
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Olympus has also refined its hardware design chops since the last E-M1, with this year's Pen-F serving as the shining example — the classic-looking digital camera is one of the prettiest cameras released by a company not named Fujifilm in years.
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"I think it's apparent when eco-socio awareness runs deep, and Meghan is a shining example of that," says Prijic Smith, who says sales have been steadily growing since Friday and so far over $300 have been raised for the Manta Trust.
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It's a nightmare of a city, but plenty of normal, non-powered people still live there, and they can be forgiven for latching onto Luke Cage, as they do in Season 2, as a shining example of a hero who has their back.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's capital unveiled the "shining example" of its 80 billion yuan (£9.1 billion) new airport on Monday, tipped to become one of the world's largest when it opens in October 2019 amid a massive infrastructure drive overseen by President Xi Jinping.
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The International Monetary Fund forecasts Brazil's economy will shrink by 3.5 percent this year, following a 3.8 percent contraction in 2015 - a slap in the face for a country until recently hailed as a shining example of a prosperous South American economy.
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" The final point of the social media tirade is that, while it was a female reporter who attempted to profile the music icon, her work – Madge believes -- is a shining example of how the patriarchy is "woven deep into the fabric of society.
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Anwar has warned that Malaysia is at a crossroads: We will either be a shining example of a moderate multi-ethnic and multi-religious state in the Muslim world or if we continue down this current path, we will become a failed state.
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At congressional hearings and elsewhere, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson held up DirecTV NOW and its low, low price of $35 per month as a shining example of how consumers won't get gouged by his company's $85.4 billion acquisition of Time Warner.
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A shining example of that is the Houston Astros' firing of their team manager and general manager after Major League Baseball found the Astros illegally created a system that decoded and communicated the opposing teams' pitching signs during their 2017 championship season.
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"Our Noida factory, the world's largest mobile factory, is a symbol of Samsung's strong commitment to India, and a shining example of the success of the Government's 'Make in India' program," Samsung India CEO HC Hong said in a release tied to the news.
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According to the former employee who directly worked on the project, the search giant had plans to release a Google-branded smartwatch in the Fall of 2016 — one that would be a shining example of all that was possible with its operating system, Android Wear.
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Lopas, who has grown marijuana since he was a teenager and sold it illegally much of his life, said he wanted to make his farm a shining example of regulatory compliance and environmentalism, spurning the pesticides that many illegal farms use to boost yield.
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For many who served in religious orders — and Maura is a shining example — this new understanding of the Gospel meant siding with revolution against dictatorship, even at the risk of sharing the fate of a God of the poor who had died on the cross.
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"Most people in China don't eat dogs, but the city of Dalian is particularly progressive on animal welfare, and a shining example of what the whole of China could achieve if animal protection were taken more seriously," said Dr. Peter Li, Humane Society International's China policy expert.
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And while it's way too soon to provide a full recap of the first episode — spoilers are real — I would be remiss not to talk about a particularly shining example of the series' perfect blend of consciousness, creativity, and hilarity: a fictional version of Scandal called Defamation.
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The junta, known as the National Council for Peace and Order, has curbed dissent and pushed back the timetable for elections to 2017, raising concern about the prospects of a country that was for years hailed as a shining example of a fast-developing Asian economy.
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Getting along with Russia (and others) is a good thing, not a bad thing....... While it's fairly routine for world leaders to congratulate one another on electoral victories, the news media is right to point out that the Russian election wasn't exactly a shining example of democracy.
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A felon who escaped from a South Carolina prison early Tuesday morning and barged into a woman's home was fatally shot by the homeowner in what the local sheriff described as a "shining example" of why people should own guns and know how to use them.
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Earl Hilliard said Sutton's "story is a shining example of the best and the brightest which occurs in America when a single citizen has the bravery to stand alone, in the face of mounting pressure and odds, and stands up for justice and equality," according to the Washington Post.
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Maybe her pregnancy forced Adora to submit to or choose the role she inhabits now, to be a slightly hated but always shining example for the women of the town, but in making that choice she also had to emotionally eliminate the one thing that contradicted with that image.
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But with the launch of Rocket League, a mashup of soccer with rocket-propelled racecars, the studio became a major force in the industry with tens of millions of players and a title that's become a shining example of how to sustain a game as a live service.
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Chthonic vocalist and Taipei City legislator Freddy Lim stands as a shining example to Taiwanese parents that yes, it is indeed possible to be a metalhead, a parent, and a proudly traditional, good person—a productive member of society and a filial son, long hair, tattoos and all.
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"But now I'm seeing changes in the community, where people are more accepting and people are making changes in their lives to reduce the risk of TB." Experts recognize that Mexico is a shining example of what needs to be done to prevent TB spread from animals to humans.
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With all the political interest in our national infrastructure, the rebuilding of Southeast Texas can serve as a first, shining example of how that national project can be made to work – and made to work directly for those citizens sorely in need of restoration of their everyday lives.
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Altogether, the look is a shining example of how you can make staying comfortable at home (or on a careful and safe walk outside) look like a million bucks, which, according to experts, might actually have an impact on the way you work and feel during these uncertain times.
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"It was a period when South Africa, which was thought to be a shining example of the African continent, an economic powerhouse and also a vibrant democracy, was tested to the limit," said Somadoda Fikeni, an independent political analyst and a former professor at the University of South Africa.
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Other countries' success in implementing universal health care is often held up as a shining example in the case for reforming our own system, but Reid's personal account of seeking treatment for a chronic shoulder issue in 10 different countries illuminates one crucial point: There is no uniform fix.
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The National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators president's recent op-ed in opposition to the PROSPER Act cuts tackling federal spending on student aid is a shining example of unwarranted criticism of a bill that has the possibility of clearly and responsibly asserting the jig is up.
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This exhibit is a shining example for other museums that specialize in antiquities, where the presence of contemporary works, like Lugo's "Frederick Douglass Food Stamp Jar" and "Slave Ship Potpourri Boat" deepen one's understanding of analogous historic works and democratizes history itself, offering diverse and critical American narratives to a broadening cultural audience.
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Already the nation of 70 million had lost more than 6 million to civil war—a loss on the scale of World War II. By contrast, if the U.S. could help secure a smooth transfer of power to a democratically elected successor, Congo would become a shining example for the developing world.
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Lady Gaga stunned in a lilac Valentino gown that catalyzed her fashion-filled tour of award season; Saoirse Ronan gave her role in Mary Queen of Scots a modern twist in a Gucci dress made entirely of chainmail; and Thandie Newton's mirrored Michael Kors original was a shining example of style innovation.
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Long in a state of financial and managerial crisis, the state-owned hospitals were intended to serve low-income residents and people in the rural areas throughout the islands, but all of the good intentions in the world were unable to transform Hawaii's government hospital system into a shining example for other states.
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Their debut album Memories... Do Not Open has become a shining example of what two sentient, vaguely but unsettlingly misogynistic dating app profiles can do when they've got both a basic knowledge of production software and nostalgic songs about the time they got naked with Instagram models last year in their hearts.
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Carnegie Mellon University, which long managed this shining example of Maslow's Hierarchy in action, came up with the idea because the computer science department had been moved away from the machine, and the thirsty programmers needed a way to confirm that there were beverages in the machine—and, more importantly, that they were actually cold.
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Federal R&D programs on energy efficiency at the Department of Energy (DOE) are a shining example of how a strategic investment of taxpayer dollars can yield tremendous returns to the country, driving economic growth and spurring innovation that puts American industry ahead while at the same time improving energy efficiency and helping consumers.
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But it bounced around the internet as a shining example of stand-up journalism, because, unfortunately, such moments now seem so rare — especially in a year marked by Matt Lauer's soft interview of Mr. Trump at NBC's "Commander in Chief" forum in September, and CNN's own lapses with hires like the Trump aide Corey Lewandowski.
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" Kris, 63, couldn't be prouder of her youngest child, calling Kylie "a shining example of a young, working mom who wants to do it all, fit it all in and at the same time, be in a business where she is really empowering other women to feel good, look great and always try to stay ahead of the next fabulous thing.
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So why, then, is New York City viewed as a shining example of the synergy between the police department and those it is sworn to protect and serve, held up as one of the safest large cities in the world, while Chicago resembles a city under siege — more perilous for young men of color than serving in a war zone like Afghanistan?
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Because of that, and because there was no obvious odd man out, the Jays went with it, but Marco Estrada seemed to be particularly out of sync in shifting to five days of rest between starts, instead of the usual four, and the experiment as a whole was hardly a shining example of why teams need to go to a six-man rotation more regularly.
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THE GLASS HOTELBy Emily St. John Mandel The success of Emily St. John Mandel's 2014 National Book Award-nominated novel "Station Eleven," in which a band of artists travel a post-pandemic North American landscape (and which may merit a rereading after you've finished rewatching "Contagion"), inspired a lot of the usual talk about genre and literary fiction, and whether here was another shining example of the distinction's decline.
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