The puzzles are used sparingly, and they aren't particularly difficult.
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Since that time, we have seen this process used sparingly.
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Neon used sparingly is most effective as a — well, highlighter.
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Christie said the power to pardon needs to be used sparingly.
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I do believe textbooks should be used sparingly when teaching about slavery.
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Songs are used sparingly, making a huge impact when they do come up.
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Flipping the plot on its head packs a punch only when used sparingly.
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Direct didacticism is not Mr. Ijames's method, and topical references are used sparingly.
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Then there were the furnishings, which Scarpa used sparingly but with great precision.
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Homeland Security officials say those powers have been used sparingly in recent years.
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There is opportunity for deal at the national level but should be used sparingly.
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Past FSOC participants warn that such heavy-handed tactics would only be used sparingly.
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Reconciliation can only be used sparingly, thus it's usually reserved for major legislative efforts.
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Injections of morphine were used sparingly, after surgery and for patients injured in accidents.
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This means expensive sets and effects can only be used sparingly, if at all.
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"Humanitarian protection was supposed to be used sparingly," Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte told reporters.
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Playing the game of flattering your interviewer is tricky, and should be used sparingly.
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But they're used sparingly, brought in to add some spice to turn up the heat.
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Not so long ago, the shot was seen as a gimmick, to be used sparingly.
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I think that the vinegar note in general, when used sparingly, makes everything brighten up.
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Filler words, such as um, erm, hmm, or urh, may go unnoticed if used sparingly.
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SHORTZ: Fill-in-the-blank clues should be used sparingly, and they should be interesting.
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Sanders and Silverman can be used sparingly, when the campaign is speaking to more progressive crowds.
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Political jibes were allowed, so long as they were used sparingly and relied heavily on subtext.
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And think of the narcos as chili powder — as a spice, they should be used sparingly.
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Used sparingly with minimal gold, or mixed with other stones, pearls are fresh and design-forward.
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The new period is like the old exclamation point: They have meaning and are used sparingly.
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Salt was used sparingly and there was no white sugar used in any part of the meal.
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They should therefore be used sparingly, Benjamin Edwards, a spokesman for the agency, said in a statement.
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It is a power that Mrs May, home secretary at the time, said should be used sparingly.
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Along with urging physicians to try nondrug approaches first, the guidelines suggest that opioids be used sparingly.
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Yet they should be used sparingly, and not for alleged war criminals charged with flouting military law.
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Heroin maintenance is still used sparingly in Switzerland, for about 1,000 of the country's estimated 33,000 heroin addicts.
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Homeland Security officials say border searches are an important investigative tool and are used sparingly by its agents.
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That said, I do understand that words like this are a precious spice, and should be used sparingly.
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Seaman was used sparingly in 1937, starting only one European Championship race, at the marque's home event in Germany.
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Instagram is a selective platform for your best photographs, so it makes sense that it should be used sparingly.
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The ground lay abandoned for months after the 2016 Olympics and has been used sparingly by Rio's soccer clubs this season.
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To watch "Chernobyl" (and read nonfictionalized accounts of the tragedy) is to be reminded that such similes should be used sparingly.
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The Republicans' witness, professor Jonathan Turley of the George Washington University Law School, said the "Founding Fathers" wanted impeachment used sparingly.
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Teens 'Like' Everything On Social Media Now Likes used to be sacred — used sparingly, in honor of only the most worth content.
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And it was used sparingly, Congress has changed the laws and I — and I think where we stand is the appropriate place.
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The law did allow the President to remove the director, but the prevailing norm called for this power to be used sparingly.
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Through his first three years with San Francisco, Mostert was used sparingly, finally getting some playing time halfway through the 2018 season.
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The word "woman" is used sparingly in wall text, and "Muff Busters" eagerly states that a vagina does not a woman make.
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Both drugs are known to have strong addictive properties and should be used sparingly, if at all, by those who have addictive tendencies.
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Patterson, used sparingly the past two years, has scored in two straight games while becoming more of an integral part of the offense.
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They called her "the closer" during Barack Obama's 2008 campaign, like a go-to relief pitcher used sparingly but with devastating effect. Mrs.
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It was quite a performance for Daniel, a former Missouri star who has been used sparingly since he entered the league in 20173.
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He should recognize that the move is costly and should be used sparingly, if at all — and certainly not for crass political purposes.
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And though it is meant to be used sparingly, the Department of Homeland Security has often used reprogramming to fund extra detention beds.
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Extended warranty coverage, while the most common type of protection offered, is probably used sparingly by consumers because few know about it, said Schulz.
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Special effects are all the more so for being used sparingly, and the movie's few characters feel no need to be constantly explaining themselves.
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The most surprising element of "Sehnsucht," because it's such a counterpoint to the humor, is the music, written by Deepali Gupta and used sparingly.
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He has played considerably less with the top two forward lines and top power-play unit and has been used sparingly late in games.
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The idea of an oasis is threaded throughout, with colored tile used sparingly to highlight moments where Mr. Zevaco wants you to pay attention.
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The technology has been used sparingly in Russia with only one major dispute, a penalty awarded to France against Australia that was initially turned down.
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Removing lead from the body through chelation, an Food and Drug Administration-approved intervention to treat lead poisoning, is also possible, though it's used sparingly.
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He emphasized that it should be used sparingly, partly because the term carries such negative connotations, and partly so that it does not lose potency.
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It's not inundated with spices; preservatives are used sparingly; and while soy sauce is a common ingredient, dishes tend to veer to the softer side.
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Surveillance and other intelligence mechanisms can play a legitimate role in curbing malicious behavior online of offline, but these powers should be used sparingly and strategically.
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Under that program, which is used sparingly, often for people in danger, Mr. Lilesa would be allowed to travel to the United States and stay temporarily.
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While technical terminology, especially about research methods, tends to be used sparingly in public scholarship, these terms need to be used correctly and with clear explanations.
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And legend has it that indigo, a dye resistant to salty sea air, was expensive, so it was used sparingly and interspersed with white to trim costs.
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Prior to the coronavirus pandemic, the Level 4 travel advisory had been used sparingly for only a handful of countries, including Syria, Iran, Yemen and North Korea.
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The bureau told The Times it did not have data on the practice, but in a congressional hearing in April, Mr. Sessions suggested it was used sparingly.
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Oklahoma City was especially glad to see the re-emergence of Kanter, who was used sparingly in the previous two road games in Los Angeles and Golden State.
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"It's clear [Omar] views incarceration as a last resort — a punishment to be used sparingly and only when necessary to protect the community," Sonya Zoghlin told the Times.
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The candies were ground finely enough that I didn't have to pause to chew every two seconds and the chocolate sauce was used sparingly and evenly blended throughout.
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Augmentation has traditionally been used sparingly to cover these posts when staff is low during an emergency or a training session, but this year augmentation has become the standard.
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So long as holding cash (which has a nominal yield of zero) remains an option, negative rates can only be used sparingly, lest depositors take their money and run.
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After a holdout that went into August, Smith was used sparingly in preseason — partly because of a tight left hamstring — and received only eight defensive snaps in Week 1.
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Congress routinely funded the government, obstructionist tools like the filibuster were used sparingly, and the Senate used its power of advice and consent with prudence, routinely confirming qualified nominees.
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These tactics must be set up and used sparingly or there is the potential to run into a short hook coming from the direction in which he is moving.
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The authors of the new study conclude if a person has a prescription for a PPI, it should be used sparingly and only taken for a short period of time.
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If Apple can't convince viewers to migrate out of third-party apps, its software will be nothing more than a glorified TV guide that's used sparingly or not at all.
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When used sparingly, the tweets are an excellent, fawning bit of promo for a big story, teasing a juicy tidbit that is used to share the story far and wide.
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"Pardons should be used sparingly and you have to have some awfully compelling circumstances I would think and I certainly don't know what those are in this case," he said.
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I'll be sharing w/my other "white racist friends" (terms used sparingly) that your editorial team has the same standards of rolling stone when investigating and vetting stories before publishing.
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And in the U.S. the power to impose these special-case tariffs was vested in the executive branch, on the understanding that this power would be used sparingly and judiciously.
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Jelly vibrators are the fast food burgers of the sex toy world; they are very porous and trap a lot of bacteria and should be used sparingly or not at all.
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The event, along with a fund-raiser for Long Island Republicans a week earlier, forced Mr. Trump to flex muscles he has used sparingly over the years, and never for himself.
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Indonesia's blasphemy law was used sparingly for decades but convictions have increased since the turn of the century when the country began a transition from authoritarian leadership to a boisterous democracy.
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The Terrible Anxiety of Location Sharing Apps Boone Ashworth suggests not constantly tracking the whereabouts of your romantic partner, lest it fill you with perpetual dread: Location sharing is best used sparingly.
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Each shows Blizzard poking fun at itself while still remaining amusingly close to the lore, and used sparingly, they're always good for a laugh or an eye-roll in a low moment.
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The character was used sparingly outside of comics in the early days with the live-action Batman (1966), starring Adam West and Burt Ward, the biggest step from the page to screen.
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That power has been so far used sparingly, which is widely seen as a reflection of the delicate balance between Hong Kong's British-based legal traditions and Beijing's ruling Communist Party leadership.
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Federal quarantine and isolation powers are narrow and have been used sparingly over the last 50 years, largely to prevent infectious individuals from entering the US or travel from state to state.
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While it may be tempting, one source of emergency cash that should be used sparingly, financial advisers say, is a credit-card cash advance, which is an expensive way to borrow money.
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Those are used sparingly because fuel is hard to get, and authorities fear that if more gasoline doesn't arrive soon, facilities like hospitals, fire stations, and police stations won't be able to operate.
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Even more so than Bergkamp before him, Henry struggled to adapt to Serie A. He was used sparingly by both Lippi and Ancelotti, making only 19 appearances and scoring a meagre three goals.
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And it is true that filibusters had been used sparingly on nominations until the last two decades, when both parties focused their aim on judicial picks from the president of the other party.
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Because as Darais points out, if you're not careful, color-correcting can go very wrong when too much product is applied, so keep in mind that these bright-hued correctors should be used sparingly.
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Drawing on my experimental research on the use of DNA to aid felony criminal justice investigations in Los Angeles and Orange County (CA), among other U.S. cities, I would suggest it is used sparingly.
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On a whole, color is used sparingly with the buttons, in-line with the keyboard itself, though some is used here and there to highlight some functionality — the flag in email is red, for example.
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He is particularly reckless to claim that the steel and aluminium tariffs are justified by national-security concerns (a get-out-of-jail-free card under World Trade Organisation rules that should be used sparingly).
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It is the most effective maneuver in their tiny battle of wills and, used sparingly, could be useful when the point of any argument is not to win hearts and minds, but to utterly demean.
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FRANKFURT, July 4 (Reuters) - Properly regulated and controlled state support for banks in the euro zone can be justified, though such intervention needs to be used sparingly, European Central Bank supervisor Ignazio Angeloni said on Monday.
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We could also see the agency abandon the SEC's current policy to require admissions of wrongdoing in certain cases, although this policy has been used sparingly, so its abandonment would not cause a material change in approach.
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He was used sparingly by the Braves in his first three seasons with them, then spent two years in the Army and returned to post a 570.733-12 record when the team moved to Milwaukee in 1953.
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"When used sparingly — when there is a clear and present threat to the life of a known victim — they help engage the public into a 'heads up' or 'see something, say something' mindset," says security consultant Spencer Coursen.
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Two years ago, Apple changed the way its app store ratings worked by allowing developers to decide whether or not their ratings would be reset with their latest app update — a feature that Apple suggests should be used sparingly.
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The NEB said it hopes the new process, which was requested by Kinder Morgan, will be used sparingly and that all participants will approach future permitting on a good faith basis, noting that the company must comply with all local laws.
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Regardless of who you blame -- and the truth is there's plenty of blame to go around -- the fact is that the filibuster had moved far, far from its original intent of being such a serious thing that it was used sparingly.
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While the law has so far been used sparingly — only about 15 people have been denied entry so far, according to officials — Israel has come under unwelcome scrutiny for detaining and questioning some high-profile critics at its entry points.
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And although the practice is permitted under federal law and in several states, it is used sparingly to avoid prejudicing jurors and generally only if a defendant has been shown to be a danger to the jury or judicial system.
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Indeed, in the recent Delaware Supreme Court case involving the merger of C&J Energy Services and Nabors Industries, the court seemed to go out of its way to say that an injunction to halt a pending merger should be used sparingly.
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"While Kentucky's constitution gives the governor the power to pardon a person convicted of a crime, I believe the pardon power should be used sparingly and only after great deliberation with due concern for public safety," Cameron, a Republican, wrote in his letter.
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Hayne was included in the Fijian squad for the final World Sevens Series tournament in London in May and was used sparingly by Ryan as he struggled to come to terms with the intricacies of the shorter version of rugby and the fitness required.
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Hayne was included in the Fijian squad for the final World Sevens Series tournament in London in May but was used sparingly by coach Ben Ryan as he struggled to come to terms with the intricacies of the shorter version of rugby and the fitness required.
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In Sport mode, some engine power is always diverted to charging the battery to maintain a minimum level of charge, whereas in Sport Plus mode the engine is used sparingly but quickly for charging of the battery in order to maximum the availability of full performance.
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ABOUT THE HORNETS (1093-28): Zeller sat out the last six games and Plumlee, who was acquired from the Milwaukee Bucks last week in exchange for centers Roy Hibbert and Spencer Hawes, is still getting his legs under him after being used sparingly by the Bucks.
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There existed a shared understanding, for example, that anti-majoritarian practices like the Senate filibuster would be used sparingly, that the Senate would defer (within reason) to the president in nominating Supreme Court justices, and that votes of extraordinary importance — like impeachment — required a bipartisan consensus.
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But because the WSD-F10 is positioned as an accessory for outdoor types who may not be able to charge the watch for weeks, the wearable also features a dual layer display with a secondary monochrome LCD that can show a basic watch face for more than a month if used sparingly.
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It was not the only economic measure adopted through the constitutional provision, which is supposed to be used sparingly: Last year, it was used to adopt measures put together by the economy minister, Emmanuel Macron, that opened up certain professions to competition and allowed stores in major tourist areas to open on Sundays.
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They wanted the guideline to be that opioids were used sparingly, that doctors try pain relievers like ibuprofen and aspirin before prescribing the highly addictive pills, and that they give most patients only a few days' supply — that opioid therapy for short-term pain last three days, and very rarely longer than seven.
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The plan would extend Mr. Trump's pattern of giving broader day-to-day authority to the Pentagon and the C.I.A. — authorizing the agencies to decide when and how to conduct high-risk counterterrorism operations that Mr. Obama had insisted be used sparingly and only after top officials across the government reviewed them.
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" They include, Mr. Edelman said, the belief that his predecessors were gullible, and that he will do better; that allies have exploited the United States, and must pay back their debts; that free trade is bad; and that military force should be used sparingly, but that "we should be strong and scary and that will make people afraid to screw with us.
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What I want is a foundation that feels lightweight, can be used sparingly on good skin days and generously on others, leaves behind a slightly mattified "natural" finish but doesn't make my skin look dry or chalky, doesn't somehow vanish by the middle of the day, doesn't streak, doesn't settle into my fine lines or make me erupt into volcanic breakouts.
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In the child welfare system, over the past decade, the percentage of children placed in "group home" settings has significantly decreased, reflecting a growing consensus within the field that restrictive institutional settings for children should be used sparingly, for short periods of time, and only when absolutely necessary because children in congregate care experience poorer outcomes than those in family-based settings.
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