Since the financial crisis of 2008, banks have been stingy.
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A stingy British colonial government dismissed his plans as unrealistic.
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At just 60 minutes, the evening feels inflated yet stingy.
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And by the numbers, Georgia can be stingy with incentives.
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Meanwhile, Oklahoma State complemented its stingy defense with a balanced offense.
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Yes, it's stingy when it comes to carry-on bag size.
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You didn't pay all that money for it to be stingy.
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His defense, once nonexistent, has become stingy under Ivanisevic's watchful eye.
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Enormous resources and elaborate organization, but the Chinese authorities aren't stingy.
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They are more capable on offense and more stingy on defense.
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I have written about this country's uniquely stingy tax policy before.
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" Ms. Thomas added, "I think a lot of people are stingy.
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Cheryl Strayed: Your husband's attitude is stingy, mean and immature, Cat.
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"My grandfather was too stingy to buy chemicals," Mr. Amoreau said.
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The recipe is profligate with cultured butter and stingy with sugar.
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Other lawmakers accused Mr. Cuomo of being stingy with school funding.
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"The larger banks continue to be pretty stingy," Mr. McBride said.
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Obama's administration was accused of being too stingy with the waivers.
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It seems like American companies are becoming increasingly stingy with healthcare benefits.
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"Corporate was very stingy with their hours and their money," Hudson said.
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Blac Chyna scored $10k for the job and wasn't stingy with it.
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It's not like the consumer products behemoth was stingy last year though.
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Verizon was also stingy with software updates once the phone was out.
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"You must be the only child / Because you're so stingy," she sings.
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No one can accuse Bill Gates of being stingy with his wealth.
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But this is a stingy critique; Raulff mostly succeeds and succeeds remarkably.
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But I'm far too lazy and stingy to try making it myself.
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The Rangers overwhelmed a notoriously stingy team and left their coach impressed.
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And a 40 percent premium to the undisturbed price is hardly stingy.
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The Yankees' ace, Masahiro Tanaka, could only hope to be so stingy.
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For example, frugality is a virtue, yet being stingy is a vice.
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" They described the drink as "flat, flabby, and stingy on the fruit.
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Clinton and Bush were both relatively stingy on clemency compared to their predecessors.
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It won't adapt well to fullscreen apps and is stingy on viewable content.
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Morton was nearly as stingy, allowing three hits in 6 1/3 innings.
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Judy gives her 2 cents loud and clear ... and then gets super stingy!
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It was an expensive affair, but the caterer's mistakes made us look stingy.
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The NHL is stingy when it comes to donating to brain trauma research.
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I worried about the adjusters' visit, having heard that adjusters can be stingy.
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That was, of course, mostly due to the Bears and their stingy defense.
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Disney is historically stingy in paying its actors, and RDJ is no exception.
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Stingy male spiders end up dead In a study of more than 280 spider pairs, researchers discovered that females that ended up with stingy, no-gift males were six times more cannibalistic than females staged with generous, gift-carrying males.
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Despite low interest rates, firms have reinvested a stingy share of their bumper profits.
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Seems kind of stingy, but no sense looking a gift horse in the mouth.
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Nobody wanted to drown out their favorite people, so they were stingy about following.
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That said, Waymo has been stingy about giving rides in its self-driving minivans.
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A year earlier it rejected UN censure of its stingy system for asylum-seekers.
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Kansas also was stingy defensively, holding the Huskies (23-11) to 28.1 percent shooting.
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Lincoln is stingy, with the gears offering only 6 speeds where competitors get 8.
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" I'm pretty sure they'd reply, "Yes, you stingy, sanctimonious weirdo, of course we can.
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You could call them enigmatic at best, or stingy with news or simply dull.
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Race is, however, central to the political project of maintaining a stingy welfare state.
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The Florida native leads the AL in wins and is allowing opponents a stingy .
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They are banned from working, and spending money provided by the state is stingy.
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He was touched for a three-run third but was otherwise stingy once again.
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The 33-year-old has recorded a stingy 23 goals-against average and scintillating .
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Still, this makes a promised annual dividend totalling about 37 billion yen look stingy.
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Carolina was stingy on defense in the third period despite giving up the goal.
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EditorsNote: correcting Arkansas' record Stingy defense powers Arkansas past No. 11 Florida FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.
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This idea is ludicrous, stingy, and harmful to our economy and society in crisis.
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The simplicity that has felt clarifying in Mr. Doyle's best work feels stingy here.
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Anyone fortunate enough to be your lover knows you're not stingy in the bedroom.
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Sadly, their God, rather than being loving and merciful, is small, stingy and petty.
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Private yet performative, generous yet stingy, conservative yet rebellious, Swift was a knotty character.
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Elegant and inventive, Ms. Pericet's dancing is so careful and studied it feels stingy.
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Because people feel like their feeds are already overflowing, they're stingy with following new people.
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"I knew I'd have to be stingy because (Martinez) has great numbers here," Samardzija said.
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There are genuine reasons why you should consider Apple's new earphones, despite the stingy price.
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The problem is that companies can often be really stingy about actually providing this data.
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Say Getty, and you think of stingy oil barons, art museums, and a shocking kidnapping.
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For one thing the middle class is still relatively small, as well as rather stingy.
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Image: Monterey Bay AquariumThe superorder Batoidea, commonly known as "rays," is full of stingy cuties.
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Ad platforms are proving to be restrictive, stingy, and just don't bring in enough cash.
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I don't think I ... definitely didn't touch baseball because I know ... They're stingy about that.
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Totally not equal, but I don't want to make a big deal and seem stingy.
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Stingy Maccy D fans take note: Switzerland has the priciest Big Macs in the world.
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Despite the limited quantities of some of its wine, Emirates isn't stingy with its offerings.
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The loss went to Danny Salazar (2-1) who was almost as stingy as Walker.
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Zach "Yank" Sokol: People like to front as if they're not stingy, but they are.
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According to the myth, a mysterious man named Stingy Jack played tricks on the devil.
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"Brendan has never been stingy, he goes above and beyond for our son," she said.
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A 264-26 rebounding edge, led by Hill with five, complemented UCLA's stingy defensive effort.
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"A real Jew" may be stingy, crass or pushy — whatever she is, it's not good.
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While the Aztecs offense clicked, New Mexico's struggled against a stingy San Diego State defense.
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He plows through the Capitol corridors, always too busy to talk, stingy with his smiles.
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Financial reimbursements can be stingy, but some have won large enough settlements to develop successful companies.
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As a result, both private and public insurers have been notoriously stingy about paying for it.
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Storage is relatively stingy at 28GB (a 64GB variant is available in Korea), but it's expandable.
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Don't blame stingy companies or over-regulation by the government; blame the rapid progress of technology.
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Hotels, some accused of watering down beer, are learning to be less stingy with the drinks.
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Japan's pensions are comparatively stingy, with several countries spending more despite their younger populations (see chart).
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But about a quarter of its unpopularity came from Americans who thought it was too stingy .
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Compared to, say, the Grammys' 22016 prizes, the Oscars are relatively stingy — making each one precious.
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The Lions have been fairly stingy on defense, allowing 22.9 points a game, (14th in league).
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The Nebraska defense was stingy against the run, holding Red Wolves ball carriers to 82 yards.
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What sets her apart from her peers is her willingness to play stingy defense when necessary.
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The eggs were watery and bland, and the amount of sausage inside the burrito was stingy.
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School districts are notoriously stingy too, so Seesaw will need to prove it boosts academic performance.
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The way it turned out, the stingy hours made it a draw for the neighborhood drinkers.
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The Devils were younger and faster; they don't look like the stingy teams of Brodeur's era.
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So be stingy about the things you want to pay money to see while you're away.
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And it can be stingy with tax breaks and corporate incentives, finishing in the bottom 23.
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" "I intend to kick your stingy, money-grubbing, sniveling coward of a butt out of Congress.
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Many Greeks thought the Germans were too stingy; Germans thought the Greeks had been too financially reckless.
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For now, it seems we'll have to wait and see since Teigen's being stingy with the details.
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Perhaps Sony wasn't being stingy when it omitted a 4K Blu-Ray player from the PS4 Pro.
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In "Macbeth," Shakespeare was unusually stingy when it came to sharing his characters' back stories and motivations.
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He first traveled up to Heaven, but was turned away because he was so stingy in life.
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Renault investors who called Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' 23 billion euro merger offer stingy will recognise this sentiment.
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The garlic scapes are like sad, stingy-garlic-flavored green beans, and I am not a fan.
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As an artist who considers herself "stingy with paint," Dodd has painted many idiosyncratic views of flowers.
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I knew that he was a stingy asshole and he wasn't going to give me a tip.
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Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota, on the other hand, could not get anything going against Pittsburgh's stingy defense.
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Depending on what you use your laptop for the most, staying stingy might be your best option.
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Domestic farmers were particularly stingy with their sales earlier this year, especially in the low-price environment.
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Their formula has stayed the same throughout their run: stingy relief pitching, smooth defense and thunderous offense.
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Homeowners are frustrated by stingy insurance companies and bewildering government paperwork, and they're wary of shady contractors.
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That was a reasonable enough bargain to strike, but there's no reason Democrats should be so stingy.
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No surprise, HBO is being pretty stingy with the details of this Sunday's Game Of Thrones finale.
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Ben & Jerry's Euphori-Lock Ice Cream Lock, $24.19For the stingy one who'll never share their ice cream.
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Chances are you will have a driver at some point who is very stingy with their stars.
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After a season at a stingy 5.2 yards per attempt, the Vikings are allowing 6.9 this season.
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Admirable as this approach may seem in the abstract, there is something stingy about it in practice.
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On the other hand, the department had recently been criticized for being stingy in approving international transfers.
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But being stingy with self-care (when you can afford it) is a dangerous habit to cultivate.
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It's the 2011 and 2014 UConn formula: stud point guard plus stingy defense equals NCAA tournament success.
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That stingy defense is another reason why Maryland never made a big run after falling behind early.
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Tens of thousands of people, Democrats warned, would die if Paul Ryan's stingy replacement took its place.
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But if your stingy employers don't give you a Summer Friday, there is another option: Give yourself one.
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Prey isn't as stingy as System Shock 2, where running out of supplies could render the game unwinnable.
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You will die so much that the ability to die twice in the same life actually feels stingy.
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An Irish folktale tells the story of Stingy Jack, a thrifty individual who met Satan in a pub.
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I don't want to be stingy or mean or cheap, but I also don't want to be frivolous.
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Yet India's safety-net is both immensely complicated, with over 950 centrally funded schemes and subsidies, and stingy.
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Give something small, and it can seem stingy, like you don't care enough to make a good impression.
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Nothing takes me back to my childhood like cussing out Donald's stingy heals and what can I say?
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Estrada will look to rebound at the Rogers Centre, where he has limited the opposition to a stingy .
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But we all know she has been stingy in the past with the personal pics (and rightfully so).
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Instead, both sides just solved a stingy bilateral trade issue, but not the larger multilateral one with Canada.
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Besides, the implied valuation of almost 19 times Worldpay's EBITDA for the last 12 months is hardly stingy.
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By putting yourself in your boss' shoes, you'll see that he or she isn't trying to be stingy.
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I'm very stingy with my records—I love writing to the whole beat and finishing the whole song.
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Atlanta stumbles a bit on quality of life, and Georgia can be stingy when it comes to incentives.
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In the same vein, while you want to be generous with your praise, be stingy with your criticism.
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"We just got back to playing stingy, especially in the neutral zone," Boston center Patrice Bergeron told reporters.
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They shared the view that Roth had kind of been a little stingy with the humor after Portnoy.
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Morrow had a 2.06 E.R.A. this season and is thrilled to be a part of a stingy group.
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Stingy Jack became known as "Jack of the Lantern," or Jack-o'-Lantern, by the late 17th century.
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Rather, the problem was that United was too stingy in offering passengers compensation to voluntarily leave the airplane.
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Stories about stingy customers and cooks she tried to avoid — and the busiest day of the year: Christmas.
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A home run or two, and a stingy performance from their own pitchers, may be the only way.
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Their starters were the unheralded Wei-Yin Chen, Bud Norris and Chris Tillman, but their bullpen was stingy.
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The committee chastises social media companies for being stingy with information on how foreign actors manipulated their platforms.
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Dell's culture was considered stingy to the point of error at times, and Tepco was seen as arrogant.
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But J.Jill is stingy with the free shipping for online orders, limiting the perk to a rare promotion.
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That's still government-subsidized health care — just even more hidden, inefficient, and stingy than it was under the ACA.
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"The bottom line is ugly... And only $1 billion buyback, I think that's a little bit stingy," Wong said.
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Several noted that the rewards were fairly stingy in an attempt to cultivate loyalty away from competitor app, Lyft.
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Medicaid, a government program that simply compensates health care providers at stingy rates, is much cheaper than private insurance.
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Characteristically stingy about giving out Uber stock and diluting the ownership stakes of existing investors, Kalanick declined the transaction.
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Bonds remained stingy, with the 22016-year U.S. Treasury note yielding a mere 22015 percent as the year ended.
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Music streaming like Spotify and Apple Music have been notoriously stingy when it comes to actually paying out musicians.
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He was sour, depressive, stingy, a grudge-holder, given to rages in which he practically foamed at the mouth.
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But Houston came roaring back near the end against the Dodgers' stingy bullpen, one of the best in baseball.
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With three wins in three games, they are guaranteed to win the season series against the notoriously stingy Minnesotans.
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But I am not every driver out there, and some drivers are apparently very stingy with their five stars.
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Sometimes the struggle makes us mean, and sometimes it makes us stingy, and it almost always breaks our hearts.
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Despite its contents tumbling out of it, I found the Crunchwrap to be a little stingy on the fillings.
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Allen credits a stingy defense, one that is fifth in points per game allowed, for the early season success.
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Perhaps he's stingy with laughter because he has had success through violating social norms as much as navigating them.
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But if you try to give cash to people who aren't working, then people become mean-spirited and stingy.
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But to hit that lower price point so they can advertise "starts at $999," they put out a stingy one.
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I don't know which is worse, to be poor or stingy, but neither one of them are considered very good.
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Casemiro has been a central plank of Brazil's stingy defense, which has conceded only one goal so far in Russia.
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Lee writes: Rather, the problem was that United was too stingy in offering passengers compensation to voluntarily leave the airplane.
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It seems unlikely that the famously stingy Trump would pay her so much unless he did have something to hide.
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But Oregon's stingy defense asserted itself after that, holding UC Irvine (31-29) to 227 percent shooting for the game.
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You never go out for lunch though, and what's a few dollars you feel yourself asking to avoid sounding stingy.
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But by the early 2000s, Juvenile grew tired of Cash Money impresario Birdman's notoriously stingy ways and left the label.
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This pass would allow you to pet any dog in the city without their stingy owners getting in the way.
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The Panthers didn't exactly light it up on offense with 330 total yards, but the stingy defense did the job.
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ObamaCare isn't failing because the government has been stingy with corporate handouts; its largesse, in fact, has transgressed legal bounds.
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"You can't be stingy with your products," she instructed, arming me with Taliah Waajid's Shea Coco Daily Leave In Conditioner.
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Evolution is usually a stingy process, giving animals just what they need to thrive in their niche and no more.
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Even when GDP per person is taken into account the Netherlands is unusually generous to teachers, and Estonia unusually stingy.
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For example, Emirates offers lots of economy-class award space but can get stingy when it comes to premium cabins.
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A stingy defense can make it very difficult for a good shooter to get a good look at the basket.
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Here in the US, what will send markets convulsing is any sign that the government is being stingy or incompetent.
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All were pitching for the second night in a row, and most had been stingy to help win Game 3.
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Not only do her stingy friends prove useless, denying her one by one, but her own internal resources do too.
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While European nations are expected to be stingy with market access, Mr. Pickering says he believes they will eventually bend.
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The five banks have become very stingy about granting new accounts, according to three C.P.A.s who have marijuana-industry clients.
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I'll admit I'm pretty stingy with my likes in general, despite feeling an obligation to heart all of my friends' posts.
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Let's run down what MCE looks like — verbally, at least, as Microsoft is being exceedingly stingy with real in-game assets.
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In other words, now's not the time to get stingy: you want to get your taxes done, but also done right.
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Oxford's researchers complain that Google and YouTube have been not just stingy, but appear to have actively attempted to stymie analysis.
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They give their listeners jolted, stingy guitar jams that are a little bit weird, completely sensitive at times, but wholly interesting.
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They can either stick to their stingy bid or increase it in the hope of winning over Meridian and other shareholders.
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I'm excited about our plans, but midseason is so far off, I have to be particularly stingy in terms of details.
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For things to go differently this time, the Syracuse zone needs to be stingy but fluid in ways it typically isn't.
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The underlying point is a good one: Europeans are happy with their work-leisure balance, and stunned by America's stingy policies.
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I hate the disease of wanting to be smaller for how she made me petty, vain, mean, stingy, and self-absorbed.
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"They should feel free to talk to each other and collude and drive as stingy a bargain as possible," he said.
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Jackson draws improved Bucs' D Though not stingy, Tampa Bay's defense has been far more competitive under interim coordinator Mark Duffner.
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As recently as a couple years ago, Obama was regarded as rather stingy when it came to issuing pardons and commutations.
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He made the World Series roster as a designated hitter, and he has kept his composure against a stingy Cleveland staff.
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Reviewers have typically complained of his aloofness ("stingy" is the word that comes up) with an almost spousal sense of affront.
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But given the way our low-wage, service sector economy functions — offering erratic, stingy jobs — it's often not enough to survive.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Public schoolteachers walked out of classrooms across the state on Thursday, protesting pay raises that they called too stingy.
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In the most intriguing matchup, Duke, led by Grayson Allen, will meet the resilient and defensively stingy Syracuse, an 11-seed.
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The stingy pitching finally helped the Mets get the best of a familiar rival in Nationals starter Gio Gonzalez (24-228).
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" And Sigmund Freud declared that postmenopausal women were "vexatious and overbearing, petty and stingy," exhibiting "typically sadistic and anal-erotic traits.
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Booze and movies have gone well together at least since Garbo ordered the bartender not to be stingy with her whiskey.
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Mr. Cook is stingy — the company's largest acquisition in 40 years was its $3 billion purchase of Beats Electronics in 2014.
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He began seeking a pardon years ago, unaware that he was living in an historically pardon-stingy stretch of presidential administrations.
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Washington's defense remains stingy, but if the offense can't run efficiently, Alex Smith will have to throw more while facing more pressure.
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The 2nd Circuit is historically stingy about granting en banc review, rehearing a measly two cases between 2011 and 20003, for instance.
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The administration's categorical reading of this concept is overly cramped: nothing in the justices' opinion suggested they meant to be so stingy.
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Video served as both form and function today at Apple's media event, and the company wasn't stingy with classic Apple event videos.
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I'm kind of stingy on handshake form so I am afraid I am still going with a on this one 1/10.
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I also found the limited selection of six free tracks kind of stingy considering the amount of options offered by other apps.
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That has even invited some criticism, from both within and outside the campaign, of why his super PACs have been so stingy.
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CGL policies typically contain one of two ISO endorsements (revised in 2014) that stingy insurers could interpret to exclude cyber-physical risk.
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Washington has been downright stingy of late, posting four shutouts and allowing a total of three goals over its last six victories.
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What is most striking about its recent habit of showing profits is that Amazon has not suddenly become stingy about making investments.
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And, of course, it's not at all clear how stingy USCIS will be in actually approving DACA renewal applications on the merits.
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He called Democrats "stingy" for failing to deliver the $5.7 billion he had been demanding for his wall on the southern border.
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I have to get back to ... Well, and I only ... I have to be really stingy with what I tell the reader.
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It's the crown jewel and was recently awarded a Michelin star despite Michelin being notoriously stingy about awarding stars to Italian venues.
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A process once famously stingy is now more open to reconsidering candidates the writers rejected — though Mattingly claimed not to care much.
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The Yankees wasted both a generous performance by Seattle starter Ariel Miranda and a stingy one by their own, C. C. Sabathia.
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This is more of a tip than anything, but Breath of the Wild can be very stingy when it comes to arrows.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A Hong Kong tycoon's take-private offer could become a model for the city's stingy real estate industry.
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Some of the components of the illusion are a matter of speculation, as the club is notoriously stingy with information about itself.
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You're going to risk being called selfish or stingy, but the truth is, even if you win millions, you can't help everybody.
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In the tale, a clever man outwits a stingy one, a plot very much in keeping with the spirit of the holiday.
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And of course, it's not at all clear how stingy USCIS will be in actually approving DACA renewal applications on the merits.
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It doesn't seem to be very stingy with the invites, though, and Gizmodo was able to get one shortly after making a request.
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But refiners consider the program a lifeline to small facilities and have won lawsuits accusing the EPA of being too stingy with waivers.
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There's nobody else who can float so effortlessly over these lush, stingy beats, while still having such a commanding control of his flow.
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Stingy with freedom and consumer goods, the communist system provides plenty of subjects for comedy, though clowns must be cautious in exploiting them.
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Still, with its potent offense and stingy defense, Seattle is clearly the one team no higher-seeded team wants to face this year.
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"I think the Saudis will ultimately step up, but they're going to be stingy at first," Kilduff told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Wednesday.
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Beginning a season-long four-game trip and missing several key players, the Devils got just enough offense against a similarly stingy Minnesota.
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Opportunistic pricing Aggressive pricing targets may still deter some investors, especially as Asian credits are already seen as being on the stingy side.
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When the company's salesmen found New York dressmakers resistant to the zip's charms, they invoked stereotypes of stingy Jews to explain their failure.
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That includes fuel-stingy turbocharged Ecoboost engines, ultra-high-performance engines in models like the Shelby GT500, and conventional and plug-in hybrids.
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Perhaps it's the lack of stingy daily quest restrictions, or all of those gorgeous animations that play out as you upgrade your cards.
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Hardly. The most incredible part is how hard the plan tries to hide just how stingy it is to the broad middle class.
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The combination of Crawford, a stingy Blackhawks defense and two goal-free efforts by Chicago's penalty-killing unit took care of the rest.
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In the middle of the 19th century, you have a hero figure who is stingy and greedy and doesn't care about other people.
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It may not have translated to many points against the stingy Chiefs defense, but it was enough to get their team a victory.
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The body that was prone to starvation, evolved to eat it all when available, and store it, and be stingy in its use.
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Nashville will try to maintain its stingy play on defense against the Blues, who totaled one goal in two games before the break.
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YEA: Since their last loss, way back in late September, the Ravens have been virtually unstoppable on offense and exceedingly stingy on defense.
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STINGY DEFENSE: Purdue has held opposing teams to 57.4 points per game this year, the eighth-lowest figure among all Division I teams.
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After several stingy rainy seasons, Somalia is on the verge of famine, with hundreds of thousands of people rapidly running out of food.
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After Mr. Bork's nomination was famously defeated, nominees have been very stingy with their answers to avoid blowing up their chances of success.
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" The lawsuit, filed in the state Supreme Court in Manhattan, alleges that T-Mobile's Metro brand "deceives customers about its stingy return policy.
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But luckily, they aren't stingy with their information — and occasionally they'll divulge a piece of information that could totally change the game for you.
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The Cardinals missed nine of their first 12 shots including all three 3-point attempts, but only trailed 1323-6 thanks to stingy defense.
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"I'm going to do that by always making her feel like she is good enough and not being stingy with encouraging comments," she said.
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Holidays are stingy—just ten days a year when you start out at work—yet Japanese workers, on average, take only half their due.
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The card does pay 3% cash when used to buy Apple products, but compared with other retail store cards this is a little stingy.
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But if you think being stingy with the players is the reason the colleges continue to resist that idea, you're missing the big picture.
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He had skipped his previous scheduled start because of groin soreness but had been stingy in going 3-1 in his previous four starts.
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"Some of my friends were quite stingy and laughed," he says, but at the same time, they were interested in trying it out themselves.
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In case you don't catch the reference, Marleying gets it's name from Marley, the stingy late business partner of Scrooge in A Christmas Carol.
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Employers in a stingy state like Texas could combine lower wages and a lower tax bill thanks to Austin's much more restrictive benefits packages.
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The stingy COLAs of the past two years are rare, and now they have set the table for an equally unusual situation for 29.
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Fast-moving trends, stingy consumers and even global warming are making it harder for shops to predict which clothes will sell at what price.
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I guess when you bill yourself as the "most downloaded black male model of all time" you get to be pretty stingy with praise.
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As we've been reporting for years, Katherine has been bent out of shape for years, claiming the estate has been stingy with her family.
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Boston has been stingy defensively during its run away from home, allowing a total of four goals after Saturday's 3-0 triumph at Philadelphia.
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The Islanders are succeeding in much the way they did last season: by playing stingy defense, scoring opportunistic goals and deploying two solid goaltenders.
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Amazon is notoriously stingy with data about many of its businesses, but it is eager to convey that the Kindle business is still growing.
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In 2014, the nearby hamlet of Clyde River, Nunavut (population 935), banned passenger ships for that summer, complaining that the passengers were too stingy.
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Multiple officers told the FBI the chief was stingy with overtime assignments, and three cops claimed he docked their pay as a disciplinary measure.
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Meanwhile, Prescott is coming off his best fantasy performance yet against a stingy Eagles defense, throwing for two touchdowns and rushing for one more.
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In short, despite some limited gains for the US job market, the latest data shows that employers are still being stingy with their workers.
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Virginia was especially stingy with Dunham, a 6-foot-6 swingman who took his first shot with 3:56 left in the first half.
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But Clemson pulled away in the second half thanks to Lawrence and a stingy defense to drop the Orange to 240-237, 0-1.
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The Predators have been by far the best defensive team, posting a stingy 1.81 goals against average, while the Penguins rank fifth, at 2.32.
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After rejecting two GOP bills as unduly harsh and stingy, Clinton, after much agonizing, signed a third version he said was flawed but fixable.
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The Nashville Predators traditionally have been known for their stingy defense while the Ottawa Senators have often flown loose and carefree with that concept.
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The Gamecocks entered the game having scored at least 65 points in its first three games, but were stymied by a stingy Purdue defense.
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His eruption also marked the third consecutive game in which a typically stingy Boston defense gave up big scoring numbers from an opposing guard.
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But he keeps getting invited anyway because he's got a case of Valserrano Rioja Crianza sitting at home and isn't stingy with the sharing.
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Thanks to an ultra-low birth rate, admirable longevity and a stingy immigration policy, it is now by far the oldest country in the OECD.
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Those pitchers were not flawless in the A.L.C.S., but the staff as a whole was stingy enough to stifle the Yankees' hitters at big moments.
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Among rich countries, Australia, Britain, Ireland and Switzerland are at the stingy end, offering mothers leave equivalent to three months or less of full pay.
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The 29-year-old Schneider has been downright stingy on the road, posting a 13-6-33 mark with a slim 1.84 goals-against average.
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After wearing down Northern Illinois behind a stingy defense and solid running game, the Hawkeyes scored 10 second-half points and held the Cyclones scoreless.
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The formula was the one the team has followed in Ben McAdoo&aposs first season: just enough offense and a tough stingy, pass-rushing defense.
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Houston hit 6 of 11 from deep following the sluggish start and, combined with its usually stingy defense, carried a 45-29 lead into halftime.
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"We don't praise ourselves and we become stingy while giving praise to others" he said in a message in Chinese, which was translated by CNBC.
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Candy Spelling is calling BS on reports that Tori's being sued over a credit card bill because she's too stingy to bail her daughter out.
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I also called a very bad rotten score for Justice League based on its very stingy embargo turnaround (and despite its positive social-media reactions).
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Source: Michael Batnick A few observations can be taken from this long-term view of how the market runs through alternating generous and stingy phases.
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As the ever-fuming Stingy, Mr. Murray makes the most of his funny fits of irritation, but his loyalty to his friend is convincing, too.
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The Longhorns were stingy with the ball, committing only one turnover in the first half and six for the game while outrebounding Vanderbilt 37-29.
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The back of their bullpen has been stingy, and their starters had the majors' second-best ratio of strikeouts to walks, trailing only the Mets.
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However, I'm not every driver, and some are apparently very stingy with their five stars and hand out lots of three- and four-star ratings.
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That's not quite as stingy as the 4-cylinders found in the Volkswagen Golf and Mazda 3, but unlike them, the Clubman prefers premium gas.
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Even without its starting quarterback, Notre Dame showcased other offensive components and a stingy defense to subdue North Carolina 33-10 at rainy Kenan Stadium.
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And it would likely further strain relations with a White House that is already stingy about doling out information useful to journalists and their audiences.
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When policy is designed or administered in ways that are discriminatory, stingy, or unreliable, then the people meant to benefit from such policy are disempowered.
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"Sweetbitter" could overcome the familiarity of its situations if they had a little more flavor to them, but Ms. Danler is stingy with the spice.
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And credit markets, while registering some nervousness with wider risk spreads in recent weeks, are not under severe stress or growing too stingy just yet.
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Still, with their stingy defense and big-play ability on offense, they could pose a threat to a Texans team that's been inconsistent this season.
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After that, Kansas City had a punt blocked, lost a fumble and went three-and-out twice as the Patriots rallied behind their stingy defense.
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Meanwhile, the Eagles came with an equally stingy perimeter defense, ranking 30th in the county by holding opponents to a 24.8 percent clip on 3s.
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The Patriots have shown improvement run-blocking in recent weeks, although the Titans' front is stingy (212 yards per carry allowed, seventh in NFL). 217.
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Developing countries are stingy with cash transfers, but poor people in those countries do get services from government spending, including roads, security, health, and education.
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The cash-strapped (or stingy) Senators will do whatever it takes to slip into the postseason and play one round before calling it a season.
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Also worth noting: Reid exploited Wade Phillips' stingy Broncos defenses in 63 and '16, averaging 29.0 points and scoring at least 24 in four meetings. 24.6.
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The Tigers scored on their second play from scrimmage, bolted to a 21-3 halftime lead and then turned the game over to a stingy defense.
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Each airline has its own policy, though they tend to be most stingy when it comes to delays and cancellations caused by bad weather (force majeure).
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The bill passed the House before dying due to both liberal opposition (because it was too stingy) and conservative opposition (because it was a guaranteed income).
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A welfare programme that helps only the poorest people is likely to remain small and stingy because middle-class voters see no reason to expand it.
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Expansion of the waiver program is due in part to a federal court decision last year that said the EPA had been too stingy with exemptions.
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Asked why he and his compatriots rebuffed the evangelisers, Jack Ma, boss of Alibaba, an e-commerce giant, insists it is not because they were stingy.
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They made up for it with a stingy bullpen, and while Moore said the team needed more innings from its starters, baseball is a copycat industry.
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Penalty killers key Rangers' shutout of Senators NEW YORK — The New York Rangers delivered a defensive clinic against one of the NHL's most notoriously stingy teams.
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Penguins pull away from Rangers for 2-2 win PITTSBURGH — The New York Rangers had been stingy, allowing six goals over seven games, with two shutouts.
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Baltimore RavensWhy you should start him: The Ravens have boasted a stingy defense through the first two weeks, but they've also faced the Dolphins and Cardinals.
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Stars 3, Ducks 0 Denis Gurianov and Alexander Radulov each scored power-play goals and Dallas used stingy defense from there to shut out host Anaheim.
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The bad news is that Congress is being stingy with the amount of money it is allowing the space agency to spend and has added conditions.
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I order a spicy chicken burger and get a massive bottle of water since they were pretty stingy with their water distribution on the flight over.
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"With the wall, they want to be stingy," Mr. Trump complained about Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other congressional Democrats during an encounter with reporters on Wednesday.
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As we've reported ... Cardi's been pretty stingy providing pics or vids of her daughter, but made a big reveal shortly after announcing her split with Offset.
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"It's why OPEC is being a bit stingy with barrels," Kilduff said, referring to output cuts by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies including Russia.
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The Stars had allowed 240 goals in their previous three games, including five each against the Blues and Kings, but were much more stingy against the Islanders.
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But for the first several years of his presidency, he was historically stingy in using the pardon power to help prisoners he claimed were serving unfair sentences.
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But the Magic was nearly equally efficient inside and out, recording 58 points from the perimeter and 443 from inside the paint against the perennially stingy Spurs.
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Sure, mall retailers' stocks have had a nice comeback, but they suffer from stingy valuations compared with any other time of low unemployment and strong industry sales.
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The plant has never been domesticated, and Lippman referred to the wild version as a "monstrosity": tall, unkempt, and stingy, bestowing a single measly fruit per shoot.
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Perhaps a visit from Cleveland will help Kelly get back on his feet as he is 43-0 with a stingy 0.82 ERA in two career encounters.
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Stingy care On paper, "Medicare for All" guarantees hospital care, doctors' visits, even dental, vision and long-term care, all paid for by Uncle Sam (Sec. 2023).
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Editorial Nobody should be surprised when the present House of Representatives, dominated by penurious reactionaries, produces a stingy response to a danger that calls for compassionate largess.
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Editorial The lowest-wage workers in New York could soon get a much-needed raise — if the stingy Republicans who control the State Senate don't block it.
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That led to the ACA's provision of subsidies for people to buy insurance on the exchanges to be stingy in two ways that Biden wants to change.
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I prefer to be stingy elsewhere and invest in the sort of creature comforts that make a $98 robe and $100 smart lights my most cherished possessions.
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"Arguably, Congress was overly stingy" said Sabrina Corlette, a researcher at Georgetown University's Center on Health Insurance Reform, arguing that the subsidies just didn't reach enough people.
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Though the offer looks stingy, Metro CEO Olaf Koch will have to convince more investors his turnaround plan is working to see off a more serious assault.
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Jesse says Aryn was stingy about giving him time with the kids on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day and she kept them for New Year's Day, too.
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But yes, Georgia, where white voters have been stingy about supporting black candidates and voters have dashed the hopes of a string of promising Democrats for governor.
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Quick to smile at everyone, even in a smile-stingy city like Paris, she is also famously calm and loath to second-guess herself or her team.
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If they do indeed come up short of a playoff spot, it will be because of their traditionally stingy defense falling off — they're 25th in defensive rating.
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This is the type of album that's suited more for a melodramatic rock opera than a stingy punk basement, and Rønnenfelt's eccentricities are put on forthright display.
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But in China, officials have been frugal to the point of stingy, requiring farmers to jump through hoops to seek compensation from often cash-poor local governments.
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But the White House and Trump, who on Thursday night accused the media of carrying out a "witch hunt," have been stingy with even the most mundane details.
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And in between was stingy pitching by both teams as the Brewers claimed a 2-28 victory over the Cubs to open a three-game Wrigley Field series.
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But even if the Trump administration can use its discretion to be as stingy as possible in granting renewals of DACA status, it's still a choice they're making.
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Recovery, this time, has been harder because of a somewhat stingy medication policy (I was on literally the same drug I took for an ear infection this spring).
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A lot of this flies in the face of the 2018 info released by Netflix itself—which is suprising in itself, as it's super-stingy with viewer details.
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Indiana averages nine 20-pointers per game and has a stingy reputation of preventing opponents from hitting them, limiting eight previous foes to 25 percent 22011-point shooting.
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Firms with fewer than ten employees, responsible for a third of employment, have suffered most, because in recent years banks have been particularly stingy about lending to them.
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It's also worth mentioning that Nintendo is notoriously stingy when it comes to sales and deals, so any one that you can find is worth taking advantage of.
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As I noted in the very 1st Dubbed column, the Warriors' defense feels slightly less stingy than it was last year, and has more trouble maintaining small leads.
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NATIONALS 27, CARDINALS 20123 Jayson Werth's three-run home run capped a four-run first inning, and Joe Ross delivered another stingy outing for Washington in St. Louis.
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ET, SEC Network ABOUT GREEN BAY (21-240): The Phoenix haven't played the up-tempo style for which Darner's teams typically are known, instead relying on stingy defense.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Foreign activist investors who have long complained about Japanese companies' cash-hoarding and stingy payouts to shareholders may have found an unusual ally — Japanese retail investors.
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Supporters of the expansion of the waiver program say EPA was forced issue more waivers after a U.S. Appeals Court said it was being too stingy with exemptions.
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But it's better to front the money now and tax it later than to be stingy about giving out money now when we're really facing an untold crisis.
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From the opening shot of the game — a 24-foot 3-pointer by Smith off an assist from LeBron James — the stingy Warriors defense was on its heels.
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Gonzaga (28-228) jumped to a 33-point lead early with a variety of baskets and a stingy defense, but Oregon rallied to take a second-half lead.
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The Florida State defense remains stingy, ranking ninth in FBS in opponent red zone touchdown conversion rate (218 percent) and 23th in third-down conversion rate (2249 percent).
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He has been very stingy in what he has allowed, severely limiting the legislative activity in the Senate to spare Republicans vulnerable in next year's elections tough votes.
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The service may very well allow artists to become less beholden to the unpredictable algorithms, turbulent monetization policies, and stingy revenue-sharing of behemoth distribution platforms like YouTube.
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Penn State used a 9-153 run and bolted to a 19-7 lead with 9:40 left in the first half thanks to some stingy perimeter defense.
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Disney has not been stingy with its campaign for "Black Panther," which has included television spots, lavish ads in The Los Angeles Times and stumping by Oprah Winfrey.
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Trying to conserve hardware resources, whether memory or processor cycles, is also a nice idea, but computers now don't usually require programmers to be all that stingy with either.
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Granlund carries Canucks past Coyotes in OT VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The Vancouver Canucks gave their fans something that the team has been stingy with all season, a home victory.
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For nearly 30 years, Hank Azaria has been the voice behind the stingy Indian-American owner of the high-priced Kwik-E-Mart in Springfield, the show's fictional town.
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Uber is notoriously stingy with its earnings data, routinely refusing requests to publicize more than just a glossy sketch of earnings and hours of its workforce of independent contractors.
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The Moon connects with lucky planet Jupiter at 9:58 AM, so people will feel generous—at least until the Moon meets stingy Saturn at 4:09 in Sagittarius.
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One attorney general, who asked not to be named, complained that the Justice Department was stingy with information like an economic analysis needed to decide whether to sign on.
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The Bucks used balanced scoring and a stingy defense to eliminate the fourth-seeded Celtics, who had reached the Eastern finals against Cleveland each of the past two seasons.
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It is a place known neither for luxuries nor high crime, although a measure of crime and violence persists, and residents complain about landlords who are stingy with heat.
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Still, Bank of America Global Research said investors continue to be stingy about extending credit and there are concerns about the stability of various parts of the financial system.
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The Rangers also continued their trend of stingy defense, allowing two or fewer goals for the fourth straight game and for the sixth time in their last seven contests.
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The company had modernized its logo and branding years earlier — but had been so stingy with capital spending that around 11 percent of stores still had 225s vintage signs.
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In an assortment of voices, none of them all that perturbed, she severs her ties to a guy who's selfish, stingy, dishonest, unfaithful and distracting her from her career.
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While the company is still being stingy with information, it said 4 million users should expect a notification that a now-banned app called myPersonality may have misused their data.
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The seventh-ranked Nittany Lions try to rebound from their first loss of the season against No. 25 Michigan State and its stingy run defense, allowing 143 yards per rush.
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Harris wasn't able to give his speech in person, but in a video message, he wasn't stingy with his gratitude — as long as it wasn't directed at Swift, Cosmopolitan reports.
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These "transactional" friends aren't being stingy (by some people's assessments) for nothing: BoA's study found that 71% of people have loaned money to a friend and not been paid back.
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Giant makers of household products and food had to deal with stingy retailers such as Walmart, but they could also swat away smaller competitors with spending on expensive television ads.
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Though the company is passing along its fortunes to developers on the Unreal Engine and competitive players, some have noticed situations in which Epic might have been a bit stingy.
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As things progressed, I was put in a pickle: I had one friend sharing detailed feelings about the relationship, while the other was being vague and stingy with the intel.
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Marbs and Porkchop have to be peeled from their seats at the end of the flight, and the latter can't find his passport at the notoriously stingy Mexican airport customs.
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The 25-year-old has been particularly stingy of late, going 5003-0 with a 2.93 ERA and 33 strikeouts in 21 226/20 frames over his last five outings.
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The Crimson Tide's stingy defense allowed only 108 total yards and held redshirt freshman quarterback Jarrett Guarantano, making his second career start, to 03 yards on 9-of-16 passing.
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A wild NCAA Tournament of upsets comes down to this: Villanova and its squadron of long-range shooters against Michigan and its ultra-stingy defense, Monday night at the Alamodome.
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While many chief executives devote significant time to fielding questions from investors, Amazon's founder and chief executive, Jeff Bezos, is famously stingy about the time he spends with major stockholders.
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Allen was stingy with the details but did say the injury shouldn't be long term and that it did not occur in last weekend's 20173-0 victory over Eastern Illinois.
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For far too long, under several mayors, City Hall was unconscionably stingy, providing as little as $100 million or so a year to capital spending on infrastructure maintenance and improvement.
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Hendricks helps Cubs hand Reds 0003th straight loss CHICAGO — Kyle Hendricks may not be completely back to the stingy ERA and dominance he exhibited in 2016, but he is getting close.
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This is a somewhat controversial reporting technique, since anonymized IRS data is a useful tool for academic research that the agency has tended to be fairly stingy with for privacy reasons.
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Last week: 6-8 Total record thru weeks 26.5-26.5: 22-22 Minnesota (-22.5) vs Cleveland (in London) No Myles Garrett, no Joe Thomas, and the Vikings defense has been stingy.
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The writers are equally stingy in sharing details about Eleven, other than flashbacks of the creepy white-haired dude (Matthew Modine, lacking only a twirled mustache) who's hot on her tail.
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Companies, by and large, were a drag on GDP as they continued a well-established pattern of stingy investment in the technology, equipment and buildings the economy needs to keep growing.
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" Yet when Stingy mutters about the state of the nation, Addie says, "Let a ruthless dictator be in your face day in and day out … see what it does to you.
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Kelvin Benjamin (CAR at Falcons) — After seemingly quieting all of his preseason critics with his strong start to the season, Benjamin was held without a catch by the stingy Vikings secondary.
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There are many causes of this variance, but a lot of it boils down to state-level policy: Most of the low-receipt, low-benefit states are choosing to be stingy.
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When he died, Stingy Jack was denied entry to both heaven and hell and was instead given a burning coal to light his way as he roamed the earth for eternity.
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But in spite of those interceptions, the Jaguars still won, and they won because of a stingy defense that could propel them to their first playoff berth since the 2007 season.
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Defense spending is already on pace to fall from 4.7 percent of GDP in 2010 to 2.7 percent a decade from now — not far above defense-stingy Europe's two percent target.
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But the Warriors were pushed to six games by the scrappy Los Angeles Clippers in the first round of the playoffs as they mirrored their unselfish offensive style and stingy defense.
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While Pyongyang has not outright said it will not pay for its own delegation's lodging at the summit, the regime has a history of being stingy when it comes time to pay.
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This is a somewhat controversial reporting technique, since anonymized IRS data is a very useful tool for academic research that the agency has tended to be fairly stingy with for privacy reasons.
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The stingy Cavaliers will need another strong defensive effort Saturday against as they visit Pittsburgh, which averages 13 points and shot 52.9 percent in last Sunday's 90-71 win over Virginia Tech.
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Maryland had just two Cowan free throws over the final 9:20 of the first half against Rutgers' stingy defense, which entered allowing only 38 percent shooting and 61.1 points per game.
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Marquette was back to its stingy ways on its home floor on Sunday, limiting the Musketeers to 203 percent shooting from the field, including a miserable 220-of-211 on 240-pointers.
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The up-tempo Sun Devils are averaging 92.7 points but will be tested by a stingy St. John's defense that has held opponents to 60.0 points per game on 36.1 percent shooting.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture's stingy forecast for domestic corn plantings could be one of the first signposts toward an increasingly bullish corn environment over the next year or so.
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It's not the best day to plan a date or any kind of important meeting—sensitive Venus squaring off with somber Saturn may find everyone very critical, feeling closed off or stingy.
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Airlines are stingy with everything, but it seems inhumane that they aren't willing to hand out more napkins during a service, given that everyone acknowledges that in-flight movies make them cry.
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When he finally died, Stingy Jack was denied entry to both heaven and hell and instead was given a burning coal to light his way as he roamed the earth for eternity.
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Anze Kopitar scored four goals and the Los Angeles Kings unleashed on what had been a stingy Colorado Avalanche defense, winning 255-543 on Thursday night at the Pepsi Center in Denver.
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Denis Gurianov and Alexander Radulov each scored power-play goals and the visiting Dallas Stars finished off the Anaheim Ducks with their stingy defense to earn a 113-211 victory Thursday night.
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Our trade adjustment assistance program has not met this challenge, partly because it has been stingy in teasing apart trade-induced job losses from job losses for any other reason, including technology.
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The defense has been another story of late, as the stingy Sharks have permitted just four goals in as many games while their 23 per contest is fifth-best in the league.
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D-backs win record 23th straight, sweep Dodgers LOS ANGELES — The Arizona Diamondbacks are winning games in a variety of fashions, from offensive windfalls to stingy pitching, to blowouts and tight games.
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Brazil have conceded only one goal in this World Cup, the equal most stingy rearguard along with Uruguay, and allowed only five shots on target in four games, the fewest of any side.
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There's no particular reason a poor kid growing up in Alabama should have his access to higher education constrained by the limited financial resources and stingy right-wing politics of his home state.
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While California spends millions of dollars a year on gang prevention, and counties in Maryland and Virginia have invested resources in improving relationships between police and immigrants, New York politicians have been stingy.
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But precisely because DACA was relatively stingy, it met a core conservative objection to the DREAM Act: Since DACA didn't create new citizens, it didn't allow DREAMers to sponsor new visas for relatives.
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All the talk is of aromas and sustainability—the usual stuff of craft products that makes it seem stingy not to fork out £7.50 ($10) for something that disappears in a few mouthfuls.
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Third, for the cash that is being held in customer accounts, the online brokers are making more money because interest rates are rising, and they are being stingy in paying for that cash.
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In a night game, Virginia used its typically stingy defense, plus 26 points from the conference player of the year, Malcolm Brogdon, to move into the semifinals by beating Georgia Tech, 72-223.
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The expansion of the small refinery waiver program is due in part to a federal court decision last year that said the EPA had been too stingy with the exemptions in the past.
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On Wednesday night, they beat the Toronto Raptors for the first time in exactly four years, 94-89, behind 26 points and nine rebounds from Joel Embiid, as well as a stingy defense.
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Its sensual bedroom R&B established her solo career outside The Internet as a force to be reckoned with and, thankfully, she's not being stingy with new iterations of her melodic, electronic sound.
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"You're going to risk being called selfish or stingy but, even if you win millions, he adds, "you have to be smart with who you lend money to and who you help out.
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Wearing a black short bucket hat with satin ribbon and a stingy brim, Ms. Morgan-Thomas negotiated sharply with suppliers over delivery dates but then took the time to give a customer suggestions.
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Matt Schmitt, who runs the farm, has added flavors like beet, cranberry, BBQ, mustard and a cocktail sauce that's mercifully stingy on the ketchup: Holy Schmitt's Homemade Horseradish, $8 for eight ounces, kosher, holyschmitts.com.
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For much of this week, as Cespedes seemed bound to join the Washington Nationals — where he would have reunited with Daniel Murphy — the Mets were cast in their familiar role as stingy and bumbling.
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Even after the case, Brennan-Jobs says her dad was always stingy, aloof and curt with her — even denying that he named one of the first computers he worked on, "The Lisa," after her.
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Kyle Hendricks was just as stingy, allowing just a run on Eric Thames' first-inning RBI single, despite giving up eight hits with a walk while striking out six over six innings of work.
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The Suns came in fifth in the NBA in points per game but were 17 of 42 (22 percent) from the field before intermission, struggling to find much against the Nuggets' suddenly stingy defense.
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ABOUT FLORIDA (4-1, 2-1): The Gators lean on the SEC's top scoring defense, as they've allowed just 11.6 points per game while proving particularly stingy against the pass (13.2 yards per game).
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Therefore, severely ill patients were given stingy authorizations, 24 hours at a time, with an extensive, 30- to 60-minute review required every single day in order to extend the authorization another 24 hours.
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That control was re-upped for six years in 2009, but the Senate has been stingy of late: In each of the last two years, it has granted Mr. de Blasio just one year.
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In some actors' hands, that approach might have felt stingy, but it meant Hurt could build characters of tremendous psychological complexity, carefully modulating every level of emotion in their person, to achieve devastating effects.
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And since Amazon is famously stingy with its numbers, you can't say for sure, but it's not like Jeff Bezos wakes up sweating in the middle of the night worrying about the Kobo Aura H2O.
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"You've got to be pretty stingy, President Kuczynski, to not say a word of solidarity for the victims and their loved ones," Gisela Ortiz, a Peruvian human rights activist, said on Twitter after his speech.
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To me, there's nothing worse than a stingy person that doesn't want you to copy their stuff and never shares their ideas or tricks with you — I've always been the opposite — so I love that.
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The Cubs are known for their patience at the plate, having led the Majors in walks during the season, but knowing they were up against a stingy pitcher, they swung early and often at Kershaw.
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The decision will likely bolster supporters of the EPA's expansion of the small refinery waiver program under President Donald Trump, many of whom argue that President Barack Obama's EPA had been too stingy with exemptions.
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Since Trump took office, the administration has vastly expanded its use of the waivers, citing court rulings in 2017 that concluded that the EPA under former President Barack Obama had been too stingy with them.
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Thorny issues like wage stagnation, stingy vacation time, shoddy manufacturing and environmental degradation are so complex, so entrenched, that no one government agency can tackle them (not to mention the diminished influence of organized labor).
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In a series of posts commemorating that anniversary, my colleagues at the Economic Policy Institute have demonstrated that poverty has persisted in this country because of a stingy safety net and a dysfunctional labor market.
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It's a stingy, hard-to-access program that helps some of the country's most desperate citizens scrape by; applying takes months or years, and more than 60 percent of applicants wind up being rejected anyway.
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Thanks to unemployment insurance, if your employer goes under you have a cushion while you go find another job — but the program is deliberately stingy to make sure you go out and get another one.
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Research conducted at the University of Toronto by Stéphane Côté and colleagues confirms that the rich are less generous than the poor, but their findings suggest it's more complicated than simply wealth making people stingy.
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Receivers Tanner Gentry and Jake Maulhardt have combined to catch 14 touchdowns for the Cowboys, who lead the Mountain West in scoring at 38.9 points per game but face an uphill battle against the stingy Aztecs.
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Researchers, including famous ones like Atul Gawande, are voicing concerns that if we turn back to the pre-ACA days, people might be stingy with their health data out of fear of discrimination by insurance companies.
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The running-out-of-space problem is so common and so annoying (especially on the unforgivably stingy 16GB base iPhone) that it regularly spawns guides on how to overcome it, like this one and this one.
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In contemporary partible paternity cultures like the Bari in South America, people believe that a baby is created by the sperm of several men, and women who are monogamous may be considered stingy and bad mothers.
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The Apple Watch Series 244 when it sees other smartwatches and fitness trackers going on sale for Black Friday: Apple has been weirdly stingy with its newest generation Apple Watch for the past few Black Fridays.
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FLORIDA GULF COAST 80, MISSOURI 70 China Dow scored 21 points and played stingy defense in the paint to lead 12th-seeded Florida Gulf Coast to an upset win over fifth-seeded Missouri in Stanford, Calif.
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Cézanne père was a crusty conservative — "cold, stingy," Zola called him — but his son's portrait is the equivalent of a tickle: It sends the old man into art history reading a newspaper for which Zola wrote.
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In each of the last two years, the Senate has been stingy with Mr. de Blasio, giving him only one-year extensions, after granting his predecessor, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, a six-year extension in 2009.
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The Columbus Blue Jackets are the hottest offensive team in the league and get a serious test Tuesday as they go after a sixth consecutive victory at home when the stingy Washington Capitals pay a visit.
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As other reviews have noted, the game was also nerve-wrackingly buggy when I played it, forcing me to restart from a stingy fixed-checkpoint system after getting stuck in bushes or paralyzed midway through animations.
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Bryce Perkins threw two touchdown passes and Virginia's defense turned in a stingy effort in a 30-383 victory against host Pittsburgh in the Atlantic Coast Conference opener for both schools Saturday night at Heinz Field.
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The Dodgers only had four hits, were missing four starters from the lineup and didn't look like the team that had just won 2167 straight games before Monday with a combination of power hitting and stingy pitching.
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To the contrary, BA has risked a customer backlash through stingy measures such as removing free food on short-haul flights and imposing fees for checked luggage, both of which seem incongruous with its "full-service" proposition.
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The Cougars found an early rhythm against the Billikens' stingy defense, connecting on 20 of 13 field goals while extending to a 19-10 lead on Davis' 3-pointer with 12:01 left in the first half.
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My Chinese parents understood the value of monetary pride, but my teachers complained about my compost stench and were too stingy to part with a nickel or a dime, which annoyed me, like a nagging stomach ache.
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That's largely because Medicare is actually a little bit stingy compared to private health insurance, with more affluent seniors often supplementing it with so-called "Medigap" plans and poorer ones using Medicaid to accomplish the same goal.
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Somewhat preposterously, when Caufy, his brother, Stingy Brim (CB Murray), and Caufy's assistant Doris (Traci Michelle) run into trouble with customs officials in Haiti, in swans a confident Addie, who saves them from being sent back home.
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Then came "although" and the first salvo: "There was no drinking water," as if I was a stingy desert-dweller guarding my oasis spring, when I regularly had our well water tested and it was just fine.
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Those homers came off of Diamondbacks starter Rubby De La Rosa (22-22), who had been stingy in going 215-1 in his past four starts but had skipped his last scheduled start because of groin soreness.
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Jordan Howard (CHI at Buccaneers) — He went from being on the verge of a major demotion to earning himself more work with 153 yards (202 total) and a touchdown on 103 carries against the stingy Vikings defense.
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In the late 1990s, consular staffers in Brazil were instructed to be stingy with visas to people with Chinese or Korean surnames — due to "high rates of fraud" among those groups — and to residents of particular towns.
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The Zags play stingy defense, too, giving up the ninth-fewest points per game (61.4) in Division I. Against San Diego, Gonzaga held the Toreros to 2 points in the opening 10 minutes of the second half.
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IPOs started the year with great promise, but have fizzled on high profile disappointments from Snap and Blue Apron and the refusal of tech unicorns to go public and face lower valuations from a stingy investment community.
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In Italy, our ancestors were given meat twice a year — on Christmas and Easter by that same stingy landlord — but most days they subsisted on bread stretched with chestnuts or saw dust to feed the whole family.
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Indianapolis ranks 30th in the NFL in scoring at 16.3 points per game and faces a stingy Denver defense that is yielding a league-best 280.5 yards per game and second-best 191.1 yards through the air.
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But in my experience, relatively few rank-and-file single-payer proponents are even aware that stingy reimbursements is how single-payer controls costs — in part because essentially none of the movement's leaders ever say it publicly.
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Stingy goaltending continues to be the name of the game for New Jersey, which gave workhorse Cory Schneider a breather and saw Keith Kinkaid turn aside 28 shots in a 1-0 triumph over Los Angeles on Sunday.
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Some of those restrictions are already starting to take shape in Europe, as Google faces a $5 billion fine for alleged anti-competitive Android bundling and a separate $4 billion GDPR case that alleges stingy opt-out provisions.
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After admitting to that 2013 murder—a crime she said she carried out because he was stingy with his money—the 70-year-old appeared to mock the threat of a death sentence, according to the Japan Times.
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The Oakland staff is stingy with the home run ball, ranking 21th in the AL in home runs allowed (22) entering the week, but yielded a total of 26 runs in dropping four of the last five games.
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Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump blasted Democrats as "stingy" for not meeting his target for wall funding but said "we have options that most people don't really understand" to circumvent Congress and build the barrier.
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Texas is successful because it's grown big cities that anchor modern service economies, has built a world-class public university system, and has K-12 schools that, despite stingy funding, perform extremely well on a demographically adjusted basis.
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On long car rides, against the drone of NPR, my parents told me stories of their pasts, and of pasts that reached further back than their own, of stingy uncles and Kerala riverboats and letters written from sanitariums.
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Yet according to a recent report by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, replacing existing social support with a stingy, or even modest, universal basic income, as in Finland, may actually increase poverty rather than alleviate it.
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Then Mr. Jenkins stepped onto the patchy grass of the courtyard that sits between a grouping of desperate-looking buildings, low-slung and austere, the type of stingy architecture we've come to equate with housing for the poor.
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The 25-year-old Louisville product, who was charged with two runs in the outing, was equally stingy in five relief appearances since arriving to the majors, giving up only one run and three hits over seven innings.
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The beating American took in the stock market — and the outraged tone of the analyst letters — is a clear sign of the constant pressure that modern companies are under to be as stingy as possible with their workforce.
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Since President Donald Trump took office, the administration has vastly expanded its use of the waivers, citing court rulings in 2017 that concluded Obamas EPA had been too stingy with them, saving oil companies hundreds of millions of dollars.
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As Chinese officials are fond of saying, China is an "all-weather friend"—unlike America, which has lavished some $78bn in economic and military aid on Pakistan since independence, but periodically gets stingy when Islamabad fails to curb terrorists.
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More simply put, I fear that your economic plan, in its current construction, is just too stingy and not as growth- oriented as it needs to be, under the existing burden of slow growth, both at home and abroad.
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The design guru of Netflix's hit makeover series drops some of his best decorating truths in the September issue of Better Homes & Gardens — including the one place in your home where you can afford to be a little stingy.
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Beyonce, Jay-Z, Ella Mai, Pharrell Williams, Hugh Jackman, Stingy, Shaggy, Dave Chappelle, "Weird Al" Yankovic, the late Chris Cornell, Greta Van Fleet and even former President Jimmy Carter also picked up early awards ahead of the live show.
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Since President Donald Trump took office, the administration has vastly expanded its use of the waivers, citing court rulings in 2017 that concluded Obama's EPA had been too stingy with them, saving oil companies hundreds of millions of dollars.
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As vocal as the Europeans are about supporting Ukraine, they are really, really stingy when it comes to lethal aid, and they weren't helping Ukraine, to this day they still are now, and the president did not like that.
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Presented by August Strindberg Rep and recommended for theatergoers 230 and older, "Abu Casem's Slippers" is an adaptation of a tale from "The Arabian Nights" in which the title character, a stingy merchant, learns to mend his miserly ways.
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Presented by August Strindberg Rep and recommended for theatergoers 8 and older, "Abu Casem's Slippers" is an adaptation of a tale from "The Arabian Nights" in which the title character, a stingy merchant, learns to mend his miserly ways.
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That is a good problem to have, though, because Colorado's depth, along with a stingy bullpen and reliable starting pitching from a young cast, is why the team is off to its best start in franchise history, 24-15.
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"It's a stingy, hard-to-access program that helps some of the country's most desperate citizens scrape by; applying takes months or years, and more than 60 percent of applicants wind up being rejected anyway," writes Vox's Dylan Matthews.
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Yes, Nintendo tends to be overly stingy with its older games but it's not unreasonable to think there could an incoming flood of titles as the company tries to appease disgruntled users and subscription services become more important to tech giants.
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Since U.S. President Donald Trump took office, the administration has vastly expanded its use of the waivers, citing court rulings in 2017 that concluded Obama's EPA had been too stingy with them, saving oil companies hundreds of millions of dollars.
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In contrast to the stereotype of service industry desi immigrants as stingy and obsessed with money (think Apu), many of the restaurant owners I interviewed demonstrated generosity as a primary mode of business and a degree of working-class solidarity.
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Minnesota certainly could use a jolt for an offense that has mustered just nine goals in the last five games, but Boudreau's defense has been downright stingy with a league-low 28 tallies allowed - including nine in the last eight contests.
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The 28-year-old Marshall product has been particularly stingy during a three-game winning streak on which he has posted a 1.99 ERA while giving up no more than five hits in any of his five outings in the stretch.
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House postponed Obamacare repeal voteWhy you should care: The revised American Health Care Act, the bill to repeal Obamacare, is too stingy on coverage per moderates and too generous per conservatives, even after an 11th-hour offer to slash benefits.
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Apple has historically been quite stingy with storage capacity — hello, 3003GB MacBook Air — and this feature essentially lets you extend your drive as far as you want, keeping only what (it thinks) you need and downloading the rest on demand.
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The Chicago Blackhawks scored 10 goals for the first time in almost 29 years to get the season off to a rousing start and hope to continue that kind of production when they host the stingy Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday.
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Still, target-maturity bond ETFs offer an alternative to investors with a deadline who don't want the risk of stocks or the stingy earnings of cash and who value a degree of certainty they can't get with ordinary bond funds.
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That's too stingy given the scope of the problems and will in any case be vulnerable to the usual haggling over federal spending that occurs in the days leading up to the end of the government's fiscal year, on Sept. 30.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 67.1%Week 7 stats: 119 rushing yards, five receptions, 31 receiving yards, two touchdowns — 32 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: With Alvin Kamara out, Murray had himself quite a game on Sunday against a notoriously stingy Bears defense.
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Austin Kendall threw for 123 yards and two touchdowns to lead West Virginia past stingy James Madison 20-13 on Saturday in Morgantown, W.Va. The Big 12's Mountaineers improved to 20-0 all-time against FCS (Division I-AA) opponents.
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Using secured cards is preferable to opening a store credit card as a way to build credit, Mr. Burns said, because store cards typically carry high interest rates and often come with stingy limits, making it difficult to keep borrowing low.
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It defies logic to assert that the relatively stingy U.S. social safety net has somehow lured the U.S. public into licentiousness and social decline whereas the much more comprehensive social safety nets in other wealthy democracies has failed to do so.
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In a matchup of the fourth-best scoring offense in the NBA in Milwaukee against Orlando's stingy defense, the Magic started quickly and sprung out to an early 13-point lead at 211-225 less than five minutes into the contest.
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SHANGHAI, April 10 (Reuters) - China stocks fell on Monday with strong gains in listed companies that would benefit from the country's new economic zone were offset by weakness in other sectors after the securities regulator vowed to punish stingy "iron roosters".
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After grabbing the lead with effective defense earlier in the half, Baylor got stingy again and held the Horned Frogs to two points in the last five minutes of the half and took a 32-17 edge to the break.
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The two-point shots will keep Villanova in this game, just like in their Elite Eight upset win against top-seeded Kansas, which saw the Wildcats shoot just 22 percent from three but survive through timely shot-making and stingy defense.
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With a new mobility venture, Google's search engine moves into 3D space (and real life) Ride-hail companies like Uber and Lyft are still pretty stingy about sharing data, but one thing is becoming clear: They're not single-handedly ruining your city.
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I found myself reminded of these unfulfilled summer dreams — my original mammary failure — as a new mother hunched over a whinging breast pump that for its best efforts could only exert the rare, stingy drop of milk from my sore and feckless tits.
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After a match played out to a deafening blare from vuvuzelas blown by a huge army of Iranian fans, Spain will feel relieved to have emerged with the points and content that they played the better football against Carlos Queiroz's stingy side.
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According to New York Magazine, when Bernie arrived at Butner Medium I, he quickly hired a fellow inmate to start doing his laundry for $8 a month and he'd already started stockpiling his favorite commissary snacks and cultivating a reputation for being stingy.
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Slate has an incredible and somewhat disturbing series of interviews with former employees on Donald Trump's reality show The Apprentice, which reveals that Trump is "obsessed with menstruation" and is as stingy with charities and his crew as he is with veterans' organizations.
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As I looked around Jamie's and saw city-boys, students, and families all tucking into slightly stingy portions of ravioli and overpriced olives, it was clear: much like the fear that typified the campaign to leave, Europe—in many ways—is an idea.
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ABOUT THE RAMS (9-3): Todd Gurley leads the NFC with 1,502 scrimmage yards and is tied for first with 2 total touchdowns headed into a tilt versus a stingy Philadelphia rush defense that surrendered an NFL-best 68.1 yards per game.
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The American government spent millions of taxpayer dollars on lobster tail last year, and another $300,000 on premium cuts of beef, which might sound like flippant federal spending if you feel stingy about the cut taken from your paycheck every week or two.
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Mr Subban, a once-touted goalkeeping prospect who failed to excel with the Boston Bruins, who selected him in the first round of the 2012 entry draft but let him go on waivers in October, has allowed a stingy 2.3 goals per game.
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And there are plenty of other concerns, too: privacy, guilt over appearing stingy, and the fact that requesting $53 from someone for a drink after you've already said your goodbyes is kind of a bummer of a way to bookend the night.
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While his teammate Andrew Miller has been the Indians' anytime relief ace — allowing one run in 17 postseason innings through a 7-2 victory on Saturday in Game 4 of the World Series against the Chicago Cubs — Allen has been just as stingy.
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Paris's ability to build subways cheaply doesn't mean Paris has become stingy on its transit projects — the ability to get a lot of bang for the buck is one reason they can do the enormous $25 billion Grand Paris Express expansion project.
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Linebacker Kyle Johnson returned an interception 32 yards for a score as a stingy Air Force defense limited Stony Brook's offense to 75 total yards, helping the Falcons to a 38-0 victory at home in a game delayed twice by lightning.
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"He is so stingy with us, but he has enough money to get married to Ayu and take her on holiday," Ms. Siti Noor said, referring to a trip to a hill retreat that Mr. Che Abdul Karim posted about on social media.
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No. 1003 USC knocks off No. 14 Stanford LOS ANGELES — An offensively explosive first half and stingy defensive performance in the second elevated No. 6 USC past No. 14 Stanford 42-24 Saturday in the Pac-12 Conference opener for both teams.
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Sony has certainly not been stingy with its "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" get-out-the-vote effort, which included a 28-minute special about its themes ("a love letter to making movies") that ran on two Los Angeles television stations.
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Even the least of tamales — warmth ebbing, masa starting to crumble, a stingy pat of filling immured at the center without a trace of flavor trickling out — even these I have eaten whole, with a brief sigh for what might have been.
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The Hurricanes need a healthy Mark Walton (9.2 yards per carry), who has been hampered by an ankle injury the last two games, to keep the defense off balance but the Seminoles have been stingy against the run, especially up the middle.
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Presented by August Strindberg Rep and recommended for theatergoers 8 and older, "Abu Casem's Slippers," closing this weekend, is an adaptation of a tale from "The Arabian Nights" in which the title character, a stingy merchant, learns to mend his miserly ways.
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As we reported, McCain has made Donald Trump persona non grata at his funeral, and the President has been stingy to say the least in any praise for the war hero who was a guiding light in the Senate ... especially on global relations.
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Officials worry that many New Yorkers would opt to take the newly generous federal standard deduction, but would therefore also be roped into taking New York's now comparatively stingy one, leaving them on the hook for thousands of dollars more in taxable income.
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Even if you don't win first prize, the next several tiers can get you everything from rare Legowelt music and merchandise to a guide for "mind-altering plants in the Northern Hemisphere," so it's hard to say that Wolfers is being stingy.
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But at a moment in market tumult when the notoriously stingy billionaire is being careful with his massive $19923 billion pile of cash, it is worth noting that one thing the bank stocks offer is a relatively inexpensive valuation compared to many other stock sectors.
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When his kidnappers sent a ransom letter demanding $28.5 million for Paul's safe return, some family members believed it was a stunt, as the rebellious teen had sometimes joked about staging his own kidnapping as a means of getting money from his stingy grandfather.
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Against Brazil, however, Belgium's formidable attack featuring captain Eden Hazard and Romelu Lukaku may be hard pressed to break down a stingy defense which has conceded one goal in their four matches at the tournament, and a total of six from their past 25.
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ABOUT AUBURN (210-113, 211-230): Junior running back Kerryon Johnson has been superb with 227,172 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns but the Tigers will need a strong performance from sophomore quarterback Jarrett Stidham (2,445 yards, 16 touchdowns, four interceptions) against Alabama's stingy defense.
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As vocal as the Europeans are about supporting Ukraine, they are really, really stingy when it comes to lethal aid, and they weren't helping Ukraine, to this day they still are now, and the president did not like that...those were the driving factors.
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But on one occasion, we forgot to say either one, and painted a rather stingy picture of wildfire recovery efforts: Because of an editing error, an earlier version of a capsule summary with this article misstated the size of a fund proposed by Gov.
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Upon my arrival, my grandmother took one look at furious, hurt, young me and prescribed hugs — she was never stingy with them — and what felt to me, lately prowling the streets of South Kensington and St. John's Wood, like outrageous amounts of manual labor.
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If you want to be ruthlessly stingy, know that some fans subscribe to an "every odd season" theory, roughly considering the entireties of Seasons 1, 3, 5 and 7 worth watching, with Seasons 2, 4 and 6 being less essential, a few episodes in each.
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They agreed to table some of the most complex immigration issues, including the fate of young immigrants brought to the country illegally as children, to focus on keeping the mileage and funding for any border barrier as stingy as possible, according to Democratic aides.
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Here are some of the marital agreement considerations that can trip you up: "The biggest mistake lawyers make is they try to be too stingy for the wealthy party, or too greedy for the needy party," said Slowiaczek, who is also a past president of the academy.
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The CBO analysis of the Republican health care bill — which Trump has fought to pass, and promised to sign — reveals the proposal would cost 23 million people their health insurance and force millions more onto the stingy, high-deductible insurance plans Trump promised to free them from.
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Grassley's comments drew a quick response from backers of small refineries who argue that the EPA's expansion of the waiver program is not a political choice, but stems from a 2017 federal court decision that said the agency had been too stingy with waivers in the past.
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I knew he had stopped by a few times over the last week because I saw the fish he left behind (he was, I thought, pretty stingy) — but I hadn't checked the game in time to catch him while he was around and take a picture.
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Since reclaiming the top spot a month ago, he passed on a tournament in Dubai—further shortening his already stingy 2017 schedule—and held on to the number-one position by reaching the final last week in Indian Wells, before falling to Juan Martín del Potro.
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The impasse ahead of votes early next week has revived both a renewed legislative push to grant the island statehood — lawmakers introduced a measure on Thursday that would make Puerto Rico the 51st state — and criticism over President Trump's stingy approach to the island's recovery efforts.
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The EPA has come under pressure for being stingy with the waivers in the past, and a successful lawsuit last year by Sinclair Oil Corporation led a federal court to order EPA to expand its definition of "economic hardship" - opening the door for more facilities to qualify.
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"You can't hand out money to benefit children you don't know and come off looking like you are being stingy when it comes to your own child," wrote Mitchell, whose piece prompted a wave of online harassment by angry Chance fans that was arguably spurred on by Chance himself.
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All the Money in the World is the true story of Getty, a famously stingy gazillionaire, and his determined ex-daughter-in-law Gail Harris (Michelle Williams), who lock horns when the 16-year-old heir Paul (Charlie Plummer, no relation to Christopher) is kidnapped and held for ransom.
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There are also signs that Japanese firms, notoriously stingy with buybacks, are joining the party: Buybacks hit a record 6.5 trillion yen-plus ($59.8 billion) in the fiscal year to April 1 2019 and Goldman Sachs predicts a further 20 percent increase in the year to April 2020.
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The countdown to summer has officially begun, and the act of avoiding your Dark Sky app for fear of more snowy forecasts is being swiftly replaced by crop tops, Summer Fridays, and — for anyone after the covetable post-vacation glow but is stingy on PTO days — self-tanner.
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As a young player under contract to a foreign club, MLB's collective-bargaining agreement and pact for player transfers with NPB prevented a bidding war for Mr Ohtani: every suitor was limited to offering a modest signing bonus and the league's stingy salary scale for newly entering players.
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Predicted result: 33% on Rotten Tomatoes for Justice League Without a social-media lift, and with that stingy embargo-to-release turnaround time, it looks like Justice League may hew closer to its direct antecedent, the critically razed Batman v Superman, which ultimately came in at 27% (rotten).
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Data from the OECD, a club mostly of rich countries, suggest that even after accounting for Britain's low unemployment rate, for years it has been a stingy spender on "active" labour-market policies (ie, those that seek to improve the skills of the unemployed, not just let them languish).
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While I can understand the hesitation to accept just any invitation that shows up in your inbox (because you want to make meaningful connections and the Internet has no shortage of weirdos), I think there are some definite advantages to being a little less stingy with those connection approvals.
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Eagles 15, Falcons 213 PHILADELPHIA — With quarterback Nick Foles engineering several long drives, the rookie Jake Elliott kicking three field goals and the defense getting stingy in the tightest of spots, the Philadelphia Eagles moved into the N.F.C. championship game by beating the Atlanta Falcons, 15-10, on Saturday.
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Also reasonable: a loosening of age-based price controls to make the exchanges more viable, and the fact that the Senate's bill's income-based credits are less stingy than the House bill's flat credit, and thus less likely to leave the poor and old with impossible premiums to pay.
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Still it's not at all an academic question, or a stingy one, to ask whether croupy kids ought to go to the ER. The total cost of this condition—I mean its dollar-value in the aggregate, for hospitals and parents and insurance companies—turns out to be immense.
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It's also helped Spotify increase its monthly users from 75 million to 100 million at a time when it's being challenged by Apple Music, the rival streaming service, and when artists such as Taylor Swift and Beyoncé are withholding their work from Spotify because they say it's stingy with royalties.
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On-ramping yourself in small doses to new habits can be helpful, but it's important to be careful about being stingy with your time and desires—only allowing yourself tiny half-nibbles—when you actually might need to take one big chomp in order to make the new habits stick.
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Fullerton, a 16-763 team a year ago which made the NCAA Tournament in 2018, got as close as 40-33 on a hoop by Brandonn Kamga in the seventh minute of the second half, but Stanford's stingy defense kept the visitors at arm's length the rest of the way.
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ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD Ridley Scott directs a thriller inspired by the real-life abduction of 16-year-old J. Paul Getty III, whose wealthy but stingy grandfather dragged his feet on paying the ransom, not wanting to create an incentive for the kidnapping of his other grandchildren.
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Oh and if you're thinking that 5.17 inches seems a little stingy based on what you'd previously heard about what constitutes average, note that the researchers who arrived at this figure were conducting a meta-analysis of studies in which 15,521 participants penises were measured by medical professionals using a standard method.
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He wrote, "It's telling that the best name for a park this club has ever had" — Comiskey Park, for the White Sox owner Charles Comiskey — "was a memorial to an owner who was so crooked, cheap and stingy that he inspired his players to fix a World Series to get some cash."
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He should bounce back in a big way against the once-stingy Chiefs defense, which is the fifth worst passing defense in the N.F.L. Three different quarterbacks have absolutely shredded the Chiefs secondary this season, including Deshaun Watson's 35.5 fantasy points in Week 5 and Derek Carr's 30.2 points in Week 7.
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The class warfare against struggling Americans has unfolded in many dimensions aside from tax policy — factory closings and lack of job retraining, corporate greed and irresponsibility, assaults on labor unions, stingy social welfare, mass incarceration and so on — and we've seen the results in rising "deaths of despair" from drugs, alcohol and suicide.
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But what states would have to pay at the outset would depend on what they pay now — and that varies widely from state to state based on whether or not they expanded Medicaid, how stingy or generous their traditional Medicaid programs are, and how much they offer to cover state and local employees.
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Meanwhile, the other side will say the cheaper, more-numerous alternative is going to be obsolete before it ever hits the field, places our men and women in uniform at unacceptable risk to whatever cleverness the bad guys are fielding, and is generally a matter of being stingy to the point of homicidal negligence.
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The industry has thrived, too, because it has managed to stay relatively underground, at least in the US. (In the UK, Kodi boxes have garnered more attention from authorities, thanks to stingy soccer fanatics driving an early swell of adoption.) Until recently, the extent of the enforcement stateside has comprised the Kodi Foundation protecting its turf.
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In earlier years of its life as an "over the top" messaging app, Viber was a close competitor to WhatsApp, WeChat, Facebook's Messenger, Line and others tapping into the smartphone boom with more flexible ways to contact people that transcended stingy SMS allowances with way more features on top of the basic ability to send texts.
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The man started his own shoe company to buck the big guys, he made alternative decisions to keep his kids out of the corrupt and stingy NCAA, he has (basically) repeatedly told Donald Trump to go F himself, and now he wants to create a league that would resolve a huge problem for young basketball players.
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Vancouver is the perfect opponent for the stingy Blues as it has produced a total of five goals during its current slide, which reached six games (0-5-203) on Thursday as the club carried a two-goal lead into the third period but squandered it en route to a 3-2 shootout loss at Nashville.
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President Barack Obama has been relatively stingy with the pardon power over the past eight years, but he has an important opportunity in this final week of his presidency to use the power in a way that pays lasting political dividends, and signals his belief that the Trump era will be a trying one for liberal democracy.
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The medical community began hearing from pain specialists eminent in the field all of these messages, we start hearing it from professional societies, state medical boards... From just about every direction we began hearing that, 'If you're an enlightened, caring doctor, you'll be different form those stingy, puritanical doctors of the past that let people suffer.
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As a queer club kid growing up in Brownsville, he had to embrace his outsiderdom, which he applies here in glorious kiss-offs like "Stingy," in which he sends away both haters and copycats with a sing-songy taunt ("When they try to come and talk to me / Imma tell 'em to go and brush their teeth").
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In his four seasons with the Nippon Ham Fighters in Hokkaido, Otani, who is listed at 6 feet 4 inches and 213 pounds, has a record of 233-13 with a stingy 2.49 E.R.A. He strikes out an average of 10.3 batters every nine innings, while walking 2200, numbers that have improved steadily since 21.8, his rookie year.
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The stingy Prince that Greenman recounts in a chapter titled "Call the Law" — the stern copyright enforcer who targeted YouTube clips and other unauthorized uses of his work, to "no real effect other than to alienate fans" — was difficult to square with the performer who gave of himself so generously in concert and could even be self-deprecatingly funny.
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With their party's prospects threatened by booming job growth and soaring consumer confidence, House Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) and other Democrats cite still-stingy wage gains as proof that the GOP tax cuts benefited only the wealthy and big corporations.
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There is little doubt that Roethlisberger and the high-octane Steelers offense can put up a ton of points against Philadelphia, but Wentz faces his toughest task yet against a Pittsburgh defense that has allowed gobs of yardage — the 695 passing yards it has allowed through two games is the second-worst total in the N.F.L. — but has been stingy with points.
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Mr. de Blasio had a police-related protest doubleheader this week: A group gathered in City Hall Park on Monday night to assert that he was too soft on officers' misbehavior, and the police union sent demonstrators to the mayor's gym in Park Slope, Brooklyn, the next morning to claim that he was being stingy and unjust in contract negotiations.
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I gave a guy a beer, and he was complaining to me that there was too much head and I knew that he was a stingy asshole and that he wasn't going to give me a tip, so I go, 'So you're the first guy that's ever complained to me about too much head,'" later adding, "I got fired like two weeks later.
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But mayoral control has not been without political controversy, particularly during Mr. de Blasio's time in office; in each of the past two years, the mayor had to accept one-year extensions, as Senate Republicans were stingy with a man whom many in their party disdain, particularly after his unsuccessful effort to help deliver control of the Senate to Democrats in 2014.
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The escapades in "The Little French Bistro" by Nina George and "A French Wedding" by Hannah Tunnicliffe track the reinventions of two very different protagonists: one an unhappily married German housewife whose stingy husband reproaches her for buying expensive Champagne on their anniversary; the other a faded rock star celebrating his 40th birthday and keen to finally marry his best friend.
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When Julie Etchingham, the moderator, asked the contenders what they would give each other for Christmas, Mr Corbyn offered Mr Johnson a copy of Dickens's "A Christmas Carol" (rich miser starves poor family), while Mr Johnson offered Mr Corbyn a pot of damson jam (the sort of unappealing gift the stingy British upper classes give each other)—and a copy of his Brexit deal.
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Only once — Arsenal in 2001, with 13 straight wins — has a top-tier club had a longer winning streak in one season since World War II. With a stingy defense (two goals conceded in the last 11 games), a dynamic midfield marshaled by N'Golo Kante and a forward line led by the league's top scorer, Diego Costa, there are no apparent weaknesses in Chelsea's lineup.
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There's a movie to be made just about David Blatt, honestly, although as it would focus on an ultra-driven and relentlessly standoffish man in a suit who drives others away with the force of his difficulty, it would have to have been made by David Mamet before he got really into conservative talk radio and men's rights, and we've already been over how stingy Hollywood is with time travel technology.
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I showed him all my poetry, because I had no one else in Harlem to show it to, and even now, I sometimes wonder what on earth his friends could have been thinking, confronted with stingy-brimmed, mustachioed, razor-toting Poppa and skinny, popeyed Me when he walked me (rarely) into various shady joints ... I knew he was showing me off and wanted his friends to be happy for him.
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The assault began with Mr. Trump's pledge in Detroit to roll back fuel efficiency standards for cars and trucks, continued with a stingy budget plan that would end funding for climate-related scientific programs and reached an unhappy apex Tuesday with an executive order that, among things, would rescind the centerpiece of Mr. Obama's clean power strategy, a rule that would shut down hundreds of old coal-fired power plants and freeze the construction of new ones.
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Desserts were a show of heavy artillery: a way-over-the-top waffle cone molten brownie for two; a royal truffle pie with a pretzel crust and a too-tiny tuft of whipped local cream; a social sundae (a fusillade of sticky caramel-coated strawberries, caramel popcorn, almonds, cookie crumbs and hot fudge over rapidly melting vanilla and chocolate ice cream); a super-sweet, salty, caramel pie; and a somewhat stingy square of flourless date and almond cake strewn with cashews and raisins.
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But to European leaders, Mr. Trump's words fell far short of an explicit affirmation of NATO's Article 5 clause, the "one-for-all, all-for-one" principle that has been the foundation of the alliance since its establishment 68 years ago, after World War II. "I think he was stingy with the U.S. commitment and very generous with his criticisms," said Fabrice Pothier, a former head of policy planning at NATO and a senior associate at Rasmussen Global, a political consulting firm.
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They had a shot at a division title going into their last game of the season but saw their title hopes fade when Peyton Manning led Denver to a victory over the San Diego Chargers to give the Broncos the No. 1 seed in the A.F.C. The Chiefs accomplished the 10-game winning streak by splitting up Charles's carries between Charcandrick West and Spencer Ware, continuing to pressure the quarterback even when Houston was out, and winning the turnover battle consistently thanks to the efficiency of Alex Smith and a defense that was as opportunistic as it was stingy.
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