The problem is, Indiana also has a propensity for wearing down.
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The encirclement tactics appear to be wearing down Islamic State, however.
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Judge kept wearing down pitchers, even without much to show for it.
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Injuries are another measure, and reflect the wages of a cumulative wearing down.
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The young hope, Kristaps Porzingis, can't get through a month without wearing down.
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For now, Mr. Trump appears to be wearing down his critics' capacity for outrage.
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For decades, the game's default strategy centered on wearing down an opponent through lengthy rallies.
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Any mechanical part is prone to wearing down, and the home button is no exception.
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Wearing down-filled slippers, he rushed into each building in time to dance each part.
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Kerber said that wearing down her 36-year-old rival was part of her strategy.
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Every woman should feel like she can wear what the model is wearing down the runway.
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The wooden beam hung to sound is wearing down, splintering edges and flat shine of use.
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But somehow, God Friended Me has a good shot at wearing down your (very reasonable) defenses.
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He did just that with a solid performance, wearing down the defense of world number 77 Krajinovic.
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However, since 2014, engineers have found that those thrusters have been wearing down, and aren't as effective.
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All the while, global flows of capital course through your metropolis, wearing down every bump and cranny.
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But Kyrgios gradually turned the tide, wearing down the fleet-footed Goffin with a succession of thumping forehand winners.
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It's been shown, repeatedly, that migration is not actually putting people out of work or wearing down public services.
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And what's perhaps even more remarkable is that the polymer can do this trick over and over, without wearing down.
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Prototype jeans are usually created by using chemicals and manually ripping, tearing, or wearing down a physical pair of jeans.
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They also have protective toe guides to prevent them from wearing down and come in both men's and women's sizes.
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The market slide shows the virus doesn't need to run rampant in the U.S. to start wearing down consumer sentiment.
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The ferocity of Mr. Trump's pushback against the Russia allegations, often untethered from fact, is wearing down aides and allies.
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If I wear a funny outfit that I wouldn't normally wear, would that make it less wearing down on my soul?
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The stock market correction shows the virus doesn't need to be rampant in the U.S. to start wearing down consumers' psyches.
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Secondly, Trump has already proven capable of wearing down 350 million of his fellow Americans and then CONTINUING to do so.
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" He added that the prime minister was engaging in his "classic strategy to negotiate from strength, while wearing down his interlocutors.
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The Crimson Tide scored 24 fourth quarter points, wearing down the Clemson defense that had held so strong in the first half.
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He'll do anything to make sure the client is first, even if it means wearing down his back, neck, wrist, and shoulders.
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Plus, the Extreme Boost offers surge, overcharge, and overcurrent protection, preventing your devices from getting overloaded or wearing down with too many charges.
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Many of these publications, produced between 1910 and 1915, have not survived time or the wearing down from hands thumbing through their pages.
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Bartolo Colon, unflappable in his first two years with the club, has also shown traces of wearing down as he approaches his 43rd birthday.
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Just how many rom-coms kinda are built atop a foundation of a guy wearing down a girl's defenses until she just gives in?
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The Toronto Star, calling her a "force of nature," said she still lived independently and was constantly wearing down the wheels on her walker.
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Unless the revenue policy is reimagined, heavier, more fuel-efficient vehicles will keep wearing down the roads and not paying into the federal maintenance fund.
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But the Bulldogs calmed their nerves and settled into their typical, pounding formula, shooting 61.5 percent from the field while wearing down Columbia, 86-72.
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The existing Xbox Elite controller has had issues with the grip sections wearing down over time, so hopefully this new design will alleviate those problems.
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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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Collins said he would speak with Granderson about his future and voiced some concern about wearing down the 35-year-old Granderson in center field.
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But some combination of his body wearing down and his team's inability to compete seems to have robbed him of the desire to keep going.
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In the studio, the Beatles ran through songs again and again, often in all-night sessions that ended up wearing down their producers and engineers.
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He was in a little bit of a rut; I think it's because he was playing so much he was wearing down a little bit.
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If you forget to turn off the deck, it's just going to keep spinning and spinning, wearing down the needle and your records in the process.
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It's clear Melania was trying to avoid the hand-hold ... but Trump and his pinky finger were persistent ... eventually wearing down her defense until she submitted.
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Belgium's nimble artisan David Goffin, on the other hand, goes about his business with the precision of a surgeon — wearing down rivals with unerring accuracy and placement.
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Hildegard Bechtler's raised, rectangular set rotates (incrementally) a full 360 degrees, suggesting a world turning and turning and turning, while wearing down into dust those who walk it.
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There is only gnawing through the visible, wearing down the center between living and its damages, until the center's broken door stops granting us admission to our lives.
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" "And so the minute they announced that I won, and the adrenaline started wearing down, I started thinking, &aposOh my goodness, I would actually really love some food.
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Instead of one mistake becoming multiple spirit-sapping errors, they kept playing their game, rolling out four lines and wearing down the Boston Bruins one shift at a time.
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Populist politics, often tinged with an anti-European message, is also wearing down the desire of many European leaders to arrive at a shared response to these pressing issues.
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So, Razer SoftMiner may slow down your computer, wearing down your parts, and in exchange, you basically get the equivalent of those prize tickets that come out of arcade machines.
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Sanders, who turns 78 in September, is known for keeping a fast-paced schedule on the campaign trail, wearing down even young staffers with long days and late-night meetings.
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AO3's beliefs about human nature are more pragmatic, like an architect designing pathways where pedestrians have begun wearing down the grass, recognizing how variation and standardization can fit together.
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While the province cannot override Trans Mountain's federal approval, it can raise obstacles for the project, delaying it and wearing down the will of Kinder Morgan's investors, experts have said.
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Bellinger's impatience stood out in a lineup of Dodgers hitters — including the normally impetuous Yasiel Puig — who were wearing down Diamondbacks starter Zack Greinke by taking him deep into counts.
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Hopefully Microsoft has addressed the problems of the grip sections wearing down over time with this white version, and we'll find out later this year when it's available to Xbox players.
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He got in the rafters of the factory, lobbing grenades and wearing down the mechs armor with a heavy laser while I crept along the floor, silently knifing the Nazi reinforcements.
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They often last into the wee hours, sometimes becoming a contest among delegations of ad hoc alliances, encircling and wearing down conflicting views, and sometimes having to accept much weaker formulations.
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Nick Chubb and Sony Michel led a dominant running game, and host Georgia, No. 33 in the playoff rankings, bounced back from its first loss of the season, wearing down Kentucky.
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Konta predicted a marathon final against Wozniacki, who capitalized on her renowned endurance and made fewer unforced errors in wearing down Pliskova, despite frittering away three set points in the opener.
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I first picked up the Scuf Infinity 4PS because I was constantly wearing down the joysticks on my Playstation controllers and wanted something with joysticks I could replace when they wore down.
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He prospered as a lawyer, winning his cases not with eloquence, as Cicero did, but with sheer doggedness, piling up details and wearing down his opponents by speaking for hours on end.
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So it's not a shock when — after an afternoon spent wearing down Hannah's steely resolve into something softer and more malleable — Chuck finally reveals himself to be the creep she suspected all along.
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Andreescu, showing signs of wearing down, was unable to find any answers in the third set, falling behind by a break on her first serve and 4-1 just a few games later.
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Stoops said the defense obviously needs to play better, but also pointed out that Kentucky's quick scoring drives and the offense's second-half woes (two first downs) contributed to the defense wearing down.
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The plan amounted to the ultimate power move of a master tactician who has spent the weeks since the Democrats won control of the House courting and wearing down skeptics in her ranks.
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Zion National Park in Utah, for instance, is considering adopting an online reservation system amid record crowds that are wearing down trails and campgrounds faster than the park can afford to repair them.
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"This meant they were wearing down on their teeth quickly, possibly because they were gnawing on bones," said Michael D'Emic, study author and assistant professor of biology at Adelphi University in New York.
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As Trump has lost the benefit of the doubt, he has increasingly relied on the strategy Haberman describes above, wearing down the resistance of disbelief until people just throw up their hands in exasperation.
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Without strong quadriceps muscles, more stress is placed on the cartilage within the knee, and this has been suggested to induce a degenerative process, wearing down of the cartilage and ultimately osteoarthritis, Culvenor added.
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Serbia's world number one, who will be supplanted by Nadal at the top of the ATP rankings on Monday, won a high-octane first-set tiebreak before wearing down Dimitrov in the second set.
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As networks sold more commercials that in turn ate into running time — wearing down episodes to 20 minutes or so — it became harder and harder for shows to tell original stories in the format.
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Rafael Nadal was safely back in a United States Open final after wearing down the dangerous Juan Martín del Potro, and the next generation of Nadals was eager to get back on the court.
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If you could take your eyes off the $2 million Champagne Nights Fantasy Bra she was wearing down the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show runway last week, you might have noticed something unique about Lais Ribeiro.
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For a while, I just sort of assumed the little bearings, or whatever you call them, inside the phone's port were wearing down after years of use, and just not holding the connector in place.
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World number one Halep made a slow start, misfiring on her first serve and spraying her groundstrokes wide early on in a duel that lasted more than two hours, before steadily wearing down her opponent.
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Common chimpanzee behaviours, like stripping the leaves from a twig and using it to fish for termites, are becoming more rare according to new research that suggests that human activity is wearing down chimpanzee culture.
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To that end result, Halep was moved to joyous tears in Paris after the Stephens match, during which she seemed headed to a fourth major final defeat before wearing down her opponent and accelerating to the finish.
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During filming of Netflix's new fantasy-action series The Witcher, star Henry Cavill's workouts were apparently so intense and his bulk so massive that his muscles began wearing down his tough leather costumes at a rapid pace.
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But in recent years it's exploded in popularity to such an extent that it's now part of the British cultural calendar for about two months a year, dominating social media and wearing down converts with each passing episode.
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The prolonged dull trading action is finally wearing down the will of traders who speculate in rising volatility: The prices for futures on the relative to the VIX itself are eroding toward levels that have preceded stormier markets in the past.
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Pro-government forces encircled Ghouta in April 2013 and "laid the longest running siege in modern history, steadily wearing down both fighters and civilians alike through a prolonged war of attrition", the report said, denouncing a "medieval form of warfare".
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He seemed to get the best of the New Jersey Democrats and the state's labor unions in one confrontation after another, muscling through a law to overhaul public pensions and wearing down teachers' unions in a bid to overhaul the tenure system.
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Flexgate refers to a design flaw in the ribbon cable connecting the body of the laptop to the display: that cable is supposed to flex with the opening and closing of the computer, but it's wearing down too quickly with conventional use.
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"The next thing we need to do is work together closely with the 30 or 40 countries in which ISIS is operating and not only take out ISIS' caliphate in Iraq and Syria but start wearing down around the world," he said.
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Begin... You may be the one pounding lukewarm cans of supermarket cider, assaulting your ears, and wearing down your body until it is a barely functioning host vehicle for your reckless hedonism – but it's your arsehole that's going to take the worst beating.
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But Washington needs to face the facts: The political system itself is broken, wearing down too many leaders with endless fundraising demands and turning the job of elected representative into a never-ending campaign whose purpose is to vilify the other party.
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As a fashion writer who sometimes dabbles in the art of celebrity style reporting, there are few resources that I appreciate more than the mega-fans online who research what their specific A-lister of choice is wearing down to the very last detail.
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But Martin also acknowledged that Munson, who played 11 years in the major leagues, was wearing down from the rigors of his position, and that he required more time at first base, the outfield and designated hitter to relieve pressure on his legs and knees.
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I could feel myself wearing down just a little each time a police officer shot a Tamir Rice and walked away without being charged, or choked an Eric Garner, or killed a Philando Castille after he did everything we are told we are supposed to do.
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Murray became the first tennis player in Olympic history with two singles gold medals, winning his second in a row by wearing down Juan Martín del Potro of Argentina, 7-5, 4-6, 33-2, 7-5, in a final that lasted just over four hours.
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What's most remarkable about this series, even when it feels like it's marking time (as it has here and there, in every season), is how it finds a way to tell stories about the slow wearing down of moral standards in characters whose ultimate fates we already know.
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Alabama (13-0, 8-0) unleashed all its weapons against the overmatched Gators, scoring on an interception and a blocked punt in the first half, snuffing out Florida's last gasp with a goal-line stand, and wearing down the Gators at the end with a dominant running game.
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A decade that started with Spain conquering the world with its bottomless patience, wearing down opponents through the brutal hypnosis of tiki-taka, ended with soccer faster and more frenetic than ever as the priests of pressing and counterpressing — from their schools in Germany and Argentina — subverted the orthodoxy.
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Girl Waits With Gun saw her wearing down the rich kid harassing her family — patrolling her property with a gun, creating snares and traps for him — and now, in Lady Cop Makes Trouble, she turns her unshakable attention to the prisoner who managed to escape on her watch.
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But the Hawkeyes started wearing down NIU's defensive line early in the third, as Young's 40-yard run set up Iowa's first touchdown, a 1-yard strike from Stanley to tight end Noah Fant on fourth and goal to cap a seven-play drive to give the Hawkeyes a 10-0 lead.
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After wearing down starter Chris Sale, the Yankees pounded the Red Sox bullpen for an emphatic 22.65-43 win that gave the Yankees three victories out of the four games in the series and allowed them to move to within three and a half games of Boston, which leads the American League East.
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Connected Republicans in Washington and in Indiana — Pence's home state, where he was governor and a U.S. House member — have told me that they wonder if the never-ending drip, drip, drip of current events combined with this contrast in style, temperament and judgment between the two leaders is wearing down the vice president.
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A change in how the department scheduled shifts — made during Batts's tenure at the urging of the police union despite the warnings of Barksdale and Bealefeld — had helped cause the city to pay $47 million in overtime in 2017, three times overbudget; some days, 40 percent of patrol shifts were being staffed with mandatory overtime, wearing down officers.
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Despite being an orthodox fighter, he utilized his left kick over and over again, steadily wearing down his Thai opponent and did enough to win the fight and earn himself a chance to fight on TV. However, he did not walk away unscathed and in the third round he received a nasty cut requiring five stitches for which he was paid 300 Baht (8 USD) per stitch.
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Here are some facts: Dwane Casey is the winningest head coach in Toronto Raptors history; only Gregg Popovich, Erik Spoelstra, and Rick Carlisle have served longer in their current gigs than Casey has in his; Toronto has increased its win total in every season since Casey came aboard, in 303; despite having a roster that's built more for wearing down teams during the regular season than for rising to a different level in the playoffs, the Raptors somehow have pushed the Cleveland Cavaliers to a sixth game in the Eastern Conference Finals; technically, they're six victories away from winning a title.
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I think for me, I would go for something like the Motorola Razr or the newly-leaked Galaxy Z Flip, if that's what it's going to be called because for me, I think I would like something smaller that I can fit it in my pocket and then expand to get a bigger screen, but I would also then love a laptop, kind of like the Lenovo folding laptop that I can expand out and still also close and carry around with my hand, like a notebook, because right now, I'm carrying the 16-inch MacBook Pro and as much as I like it, it is definitely way too big and wearing down on me a lot lately, so I think having something where I could just fold up into the size of a little notebook and maybe expand out when I get want to get some work done.
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