Sentences with phrase «also wading»

-- RIM: Bloomberg is reporting that BlackBerry and PlayBook maker RIM is now also wading into the Nortel wireless patent race with an offer to top the $ 900 million that Google said it would be willing to pay for them.

Match owner IAC / InterActiveCorp (stock down over 17 % on the announcement) also waded in, with CEO Joey Levin saying Facebook's new dating product «could be great for U.S. / Russia relationships.»

We also wade into the debate over Charging Bull vs. Fearless Girl, the two statues facing off near Wall Street in New York City.

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Australian number one Sam Stosur said players could choose to boycott the court at next year's tournament and the Australian Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, has also waded into the row.

The Minority in Parliament have also waded in and described the suggestions as an incompetent way of redeeming a campaign promise and a clear show of a lack of ideas by government.

Labour also waded into the row, with shadow justice secretary Sadiq Khan criticising his opposite number, Chris Grayling, for his priorities.

The Peace Council also waded into the matter asking Ghanaians to forgive the resigned minister.

The Minority and Majority Members of Parliament also waded into the controversy taking divergent positions.

The Minority and Majority Members of Parliament have also waded into the controversy taking divergent positions.

Mr. Mahama also waded into the controversy and asked the president to also reject the apology and sack the High Commissioner.

Other allies of Corbyn also waded in, with Diane Abbott, Emily Thornberry and Jon Trickett offering support.

Caretaker Labour leader Harriet Harman also waded into the furore.

There's Hill Descent Control and also Hill Start Assist to help scale up or down steep inclines, and it can also wade through up to 800 mm of water.

These don't just sound like bad financial ideas — they also wade into a potentially murky legal area.

Fish Eagles Lodge has an array of bird life who are constant visitors to the lodge, as the lodge has direct access to the river where guests can also wade about in, or enjoy a spot of fishing.

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Investors also now say they are eager to invest in closed networks that they think Facebook will not wade into — like social apps for distinct groups, such as health - care professionals — or ideas like blockchain, which would enable consumers to transfer their information without letting a large company become a hub of data.

Sure, it isn't as thoroughly as Tamar's Internet Marketing Top 250, but this also means that it doesn't take you a week to wade through all links!

The dental setup of children is extremely different from that of adults and therefore their needs also differ from that of adults.Visiting a dentist creates anxiety in children and only a professional kidsâ $ ™ dentist can carefully wade - off this anxiety and fear among children when it comes to dental treatments.

I have also updated the search bar to a much more accurate search that will return the results you are looking for rather than wading through pages and pages of useless... [Read more...]

The police these days are also far less brave, do not wade into trouble spots willy nilly as in decades ago.

You may also contact Brian Huckstadt, Director of Park and Planning, Arlington Heights Park District at 847-506-7145 for more information about the wading pool closings.

In addition to a 50 - meter competition lap pool and 10 - meter platform dive pool, the center also would include a toddler pool, wading pool and therapy pool.

Maybe because of all the stupid propaganda out there things are blown up out of proportion, but what it is, I believe, is an attempt to have someone who I think probably can easily wade through it all tell me what's up, but also what he uses to decide what's up at least briefly.

It can become not only overwhelming, but also discouraging, trying to wade through all of the information online in the way of customer reviews and official mattress websites in order to make a decision on which mattress will best suit your needs!

Low climbing toys, large balls, and outdoor items like a sandbox or wading pool are also good choices for developing gross motor skills.

He also implored the National Assembly and the international community, to wade into the matter.

It also would appear to make more sense for Wading River and Shoreham to share a district than the current arrangement, which aligns Wading River with the likes of Peconic and matches Shoreham with Coram.

The minor party is also expected to name former tea party activist Frank Seabrook of Wading River against State Sen. Kenneth LaValle of Port Jefferson, who is a cousin of the GOP county leader.

«We wish to inform you that the Executive Governor of Kano state, Dr Abdullahi Ganduje as well as party leadership in the state have waded into the crisis that engulfed our assembly.They also ensured that the crisis ended in an no winner no vanquished.

Zeff stressed he was proud Obama had waded into the mosque debate, but also agreed the president's strategy was not handled as well as it should have been and likely exposed Democratic candidates at a time when they can ill - afford the extra baggage.

Two other local districts — Riverhead and Shoreham - Wading River — were also designated as «susceptible,» but both superintendents criticized the comptroller's findings, saying the deficit found the by state was a quirk of accounting.

David Cameron also remarkably waded into the row, calling on Corbyn to resign for the sake of the country.

They also have a wide wading last.

It's also water resistant for up to 80 minutes so you don't have to worry when you take a dip in the pool or wade out into the ocean.

The abundance of foraging wading birds was also tied to the phases of the moon, but this turned out not to be driven directly by changes in the availability of shallow - water habitat.

That's something all apes do a bit of — while wading in water, certainly, but also while reaching for fruit, performing aggressive displays or simply moving around in trees.

I also had finally entered the point in my career where I had waded through the years of entry - level work and had access to some very interesting opportunities.

The length of the blog also becomes very unwieldy especially for newcomers like me having to wade down each one!

You also won't have to wade through the old posts and all the text to find a specific item, since you can just click the picture.

You also need time to wade through the inactive profiles.

Brandon wade also owns misstravel.

This will also help you wade through all these sites to find one for you.

Although lessons on friendship, cooperation, and what it means to be a man, are all positive morsels you'll harvest from this sea of stupidity, there's also a fair share of seaweed to wade through.

The martial artist and actor, who served in the Israeli Defense Forces, not only thrills when she boldly wades into battle, but she also perfectly plays the character's fish - out - of - water naivete about humans, whether Diana is delighting in her first ice cream cone or grieving over mankind's nastier shortcomings.

I've also heard creative writing described as «wading through treacle «which is certainly the tastier simile!

Some also argue that the recent spate of heavy - handed edu - policies (some cite NCLB, teacher - evaluation reform, ESEA - waiver requirements) should make us leery of wading into the world of private - school regulation.

It also ensured that they found the content that was relevant to them, without having to wade through an entire database.

The House budget provision — which also, like the Senate, sets aside $ 300,000 in legal fees for Johnson's office — was included despite suggestions last week from Rep. Horn that the House was reluctant to wade into the legal morass surrounding the state board and Johnson.

1987 was also the year that the Citizens League waded back into the subject, publishing a report calling for «cooperatively - managed schools» — where teachers could participate in the operational decisions of their workplace.