To sweeten the pot for Netflix, the Empire State Development Corp.
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But let me sweeten the pot: Garret Dillahunt is the bad guy.
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"You got to sweeten the pot a little bit," Mr. Cernovich said.
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A notion that helps sweeten the pot for investors interested in the strategy.
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And a way to sweeten the pot is to offer a parental match.
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You also get $100 Dell gift card to sweeten the pot, all for only $149.
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To sweeten the pot even more, Hunter notes that many of these stocks are undervalued.
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House Republicans are slashing most itemized deductions, but will sweeten the pot on charitable contributions.
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Seems like it was enough to sweeten the pot and keep Princess rocking with 'L&HH.'
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Earmarks were often used to sweeten the pot for reluctant lawmakers to support a broader bill.
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To sweeten the pot, all of Libbey's glassware is protected by a 25-year no-chip guarantee.
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It's a familiar story, but Stratagem is adding a little something extra to sweeten the pot: artificial intelligence.
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If free two-day shipping is now "table stakes," what else can be offered to sweeten the pot?
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If you needed to sweeten the pot: an original gold copy of The Legend of Zelda is included.
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Only time will tell, but maybe Amazon could sweeten the pot by offering more than $5 million in Kindles.
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By keeping generics off the market for longer, Congress hoped to sweeten the pot for manufacturers and encourage needed research.
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These offers sweeten the pot and make keeping your card a much better deal for an additional year at a time.
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People who do buy games through the platform will also get a handful of Twitch-specific items to sweeten the pot.
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The university has set ambitious goals for attracting foreign students and professorial talent, offering English-language courses to help sweeten the pot.
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That hasn't sat well with some residents and local officials, who question if New York needed to sweeten the pot so much.
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Changing roles mirroring a changing industry Merrill Lynch, for its part, has already made efforts to sweeten the pot for trainee hires.
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At the same time, China and Russia may sweeten the pot to win over regional countries by highlighting the economic benefits of cooperation.
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Today, Xerox decided to sweeten the pot, raising its offer by two dollars per share, from $22 to $24, or about $34 billion in total.
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To sweeten the pot, the Amazon also announced Amazon GameLift, a deployment engine designed for operating and scaling session-based multiplayer games, according to Amazon.
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To sweeten the pot, the Alaska Airlines card lets you and six guests on your itinerary qualify for a free checked bag on Alaska flights.
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So as Boston Dynamics waits to hear who its new owner will be, maybe the reveal of Handle will help sweeten the pot for potential buyers.
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He accepted it, and then changed his mind because his previous employers, at the eleventh hour, decided to sweeten the pot and give him more money.
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The HyperDrive USB-C Hub Attach is set to ship in early November, and Hyper hopes to sweeten the pot by offering a 25 percent discount for preorders.
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And many suspected that Handle, who had undoubtedly been in development for a while already, was only revealed as a way to sweeten the pot for potential buyers.
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Republicans have said the issue could be attached to the next CR in an effort to sweeten the pot and attract more Democratic votes for the stopgap bill.
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Voting yes on these big bills is easier when there's something in there to sweeten the pot - something visible, which the member can point to and claim credit for.
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Michael Jordan has tried to sweeten the pot by cutting the price nearly in half and throwing in a complete set of Air Jordans with the purchase of the house.
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In recent years, Amazon has ramped up its digital offerings in a clear effort to sweeten the pot for those who may not otherwise be willing to subscribe for expedited shipping alone.
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To sweeten the pot, Google is launching this test in partnership with Ubisoft and giving a limited number of players free access to Assassin's Creed Odyssey for the duration of the test.
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Apple's big education announcement centered around this idea that schools should buy every kid an iPad for better learning and to sweeten the pot, the cheapest iPad would now work with Apple Pencil.
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To further sweeten the pot for videographers, there's pre-installed V-LogL software for color grading, better support for professional mics, and time code in and out to help sync footage from multiple cameras.
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He was in the middle of a long-term contract and the executives, who are in a position to bust the deal or sweeten the pot, say neither Jussie nor his reps ever asked.
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GM indicated that it would sweeten the pot by improving its profit-sharing formula, improving a system that put almost $11,000 in workers' pockets this year, after GM posted another hefty annual surplus in 2018.
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Make it a bigger celebration One way to sweeten the pot for a late Valentine's Day: Instead of a muted midweek celebration (this year the holiday falls on a Tuesday), you can wait for a weekend.
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The Senate's already shot down the first proposal to come up, which was a rehash of a previous Senate health care bill with about $100 billion in extra Medicaid money thrown in to sweeten the pot.
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That's enough to defeat the bill, so the White House and GOP leaders are in wheel-and-deal mode, trying to sweeten the pot by promising to strip out things like prescription drug coverage and mental health benefits.
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To sweeten the pot, the project is offering as Kickstarter rewards (in addition to the camera, of course) refurbished off-brand (but still well-known) lenses: a Helios-4503 56mm f/2 and a Pentacon 50mm F/1.8.
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If you've picked up a Google Pixelbook or Samsung Chromebook Pro or Plus recently, then Google has a little gift to help sweeten the pot (or soften the blow of buying a $1000 Chrome machine, depending on your perspective).
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Uber is adding a bunch of new fees to sweeten the pot for drivers who may be reluctant to wait for slow passengers, drive longer distances for more out-of-the-way pickups, or get hit with trip cancellations at the last minute.
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With Kelly in jail for the foreseeable future after the judge denied bond during Tuesday's hearing ... Angelo is making an impassioned plea for his daughter and Joycelyn to finally cut ties with Kelly, and he's trying to sweeten the pot anyway he can.
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To sweeten the pot, Trump is likely to tease promises of new tax cuts aimed at reducing rates on the middle class, looking to make up for some of the shortcomings that made the 240 tax cut broadly unpopular with the public.
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The couple's TV special, Million Dollar Listing New York: Ryan's Wedding, premieres Thursday, and it promises all the drama of the original series, plus party-planning crises, family squabbles and an appearance by MDLNY's lost agent, Luis D. Ortiz to sweeten the pot.
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To sweeten the pot for the landlord, the city paid 83 1/2 months of the rent in advance, a $1,000 bonus and a little extra for holding the one-bedroom basement apartment while the city conducted an inspection to ensure it was adequate.
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Rowland said one thing that could "sweeten the pot" for the 19 remaining holdouts is President Barack Obama's plan to propose a budget that would have the federal government fully finance the costs of Medicaid expansion for three years in future states that enter the program.
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Yet throughout, American pressure has been coupled with inducements — such as the possibility of significant financial relief from U.S. sanctions or the chance for meaningful new diplomatic engagement — intended to "sweeten the pot" for Iran's leaders if they make the correct choice and alter their conduct.
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And while there are reports that some in the White House were urging Trump to put a more generous offer on the table in an effort to get his wall, ultimately the White House decided it was better to give up on the wall than sweeten the pot.
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Pricing: Galaxy S9 for $790.20 or $33 for 30 months Galaxy S9 Plus for $915 or $2120 for 212 months Preorder here or with the My Verizon app starting at 201:29AM ET. Like AT&T, Verizon is more expensive than Samsung, but the trade in offers may sweeten the pot overall.
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Amazon also has its services to sweeten the pot — Prime members get access to free content through the Prime Reading Program, users can sign up for an optional Kindle Unlimited subscription to further their a la carte options, and Amazon's purchase of Goodreads means that the largest literature-related social media network is built right into the device.
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Initial probes in this direction were also rebuffed. When a report stated that the Norden's results were three to four times as good as their own bombsights, the Air Ministry decided to sweeten the pot and suggested they offer information on radar in exchange. This too was rebuffed. The matter eventually worked its way to the Prime Minister, Neville Chamberlain, who wrote personally to President Roosevelt asking for the Norden, but even this was rejected.
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' So we changed the name to Joe... Originally, I knew I was doing this one episode ["The Watchers"] where we were going to introduce the character and then we were going to take it from there. And they promised me X number more episodes just to kind of sweeten the pot to get me to do the show on short notice."Jim Byrnes, in Maureen Russell, Highlander: The Complete Watcher's Guide, Warner Books, 1998, , p. 97-101. Regarding the character's personality, Byrnes said, "Joe's been through the wringer… It would be hard for people to be around him too much, I think.
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