Sentences with phrase «clamoring about»

So why is everyone clamoring about the Seattle housing market in 2016?

The first - time home buyer tax credit, which Congress in February increased to $ 8,000 from $ 7,500 and eliminated the repayment requirement, is an incentive you'd expect consumers to be clamoring about.

The news spread like wildfire throughout the cryptocurrency community, with people clamoring about how depressing it was one of the largest bitcoin conferences couldn't accept the cryptocurrency for entry into the event.

A small upturn, or even one year of warming, is enough to start the now well known clamoring about the disastrous impacts of climate change, yet any movement in a downward direction is always met with cries of derision, or claims that even that is really due to climate change.

This year, they finally implemented something players have been clamoring about for years: sealed deck building.

As for people clamoring about RPGs and such, you've got to remember that anything we get for plus has to be available on PSN, and there's... not really many RPGs on PSN.

I remember all the sony fanboys (like yourself) clamoring about how the «rain drops» look more realistic in DC then Forza Horizon 2, the cars look better, yet the came is a buggy mess which Sony is offering refunds for.

Despite all of the (old) people clamoring about how no one wants to read comics on a computer screen and what about holding the paper and blah blah blah you kids get off my lawn with that rock music, there is an entire generation of people out there who have been reading comics on the web.

The iPhone 4's «Retina Display» was what got people clamoring about ridiculous PPI on an iPad revision, but yields would be problematic on a 9.7 ″ display.

With a revised version of the Toyota GT 86 underway, the Japanese coupe might finally get the more powerful drivetrain enthusiasts have been clamoring about since its launch in 2012.

Enthusiasts are clamoring about the addition of an off - road SUV to the manufacturer's lineup, a gap that has remained vacant since 2006.

We hope that even as the bean counters are clamoring about diminishing profit margins, Mazda continues to develop this engine.

The internet has been a clamoring about the movie and where it lies in the fabric of modern society (from date rape questions to the «comedification» Taxi Driver).

So why is everyone clamoring about the Seattle housing market in 2016?

For all the clamoring about gun stocks in retirement plans, ordinary investors don't seem to vote with their portfolios.

All those who have clamored about social media and social technology dominance, hold on to your seats.

If we do not stop this idiot clamor about private healthcare as being the best in the world and put in place a government supervised universal health care system, the US will crumble and decay within the next 50 years.

Oil - company representatives clamor about the need

Sure, there have been re-releases of the first few titles for download and some great portable entries in the series, but Sonic in full HD - 2.5 D is something fanboys have clamored about for close to a decade.

«I am continually frustrated that while all 50 states have some certification for reading specialists, that even with all the clamor about STEM education reform, only about 20 states have certification for math specialists,» Fennel said.

At issue here was whether capital was going to be dragged reluctantly into the political clamor about the environment, be viewed as an impediment, let the movement increasingly be anti-business, etc., or try to appropriate and control the movement.

For instance, the New York Times ran a story on November 16 entitled: Growing Clamor About Inequities of Climate Crisis.

Which could explain why the Mall does not reverberate with youthful clamors about carbon.

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This will give you the «head space» to focus on solving your business problems and consider new ideas, without the clamoring interference of technology, as well as the space to think about yourself and your needs in other areas of your life.

Taking this consultative approach to being a true adviser who cares about the challenges her prospects are facing during the inside sales process is what helps Dunn stand out from the pack of other salespeople who are just clamoring to close a deal.

I spend a lot of time avoiding reviews / spoilers / articles about movies I want to see while tons of people clamor for them.

He wasn't thinking about the current political clamor over low wages or the growing gap between rich and poor, he said.

(And guess which Times - hating magnate is sitting across town with $ 12 billion - plus in cash and equivalents, only about to be a little drawn down by investor clamoring?)

And entrepreneurs were clamoring for information about venture capital.

Where are the majority of Muslims, the moderates we hear about, clamoring for that to stop?

It is not so common as those undertakings about which the crowd shouts and clamors, for each participant is in reality alone with himself, but yet in the highest and most inclusive sense, edification is a common human concern.

But «perceiving that they were about to come and take him by force and make him king, Jesus withdrew... (John 6:15) Likewise, on Palm Sunday, amid the clamor of the crowds, «Jesus found a young ass and sat upon it.»

A bunch of folks — at least 5,000, but probably more like 15,000, because the original count didn't include women and children (sorry about that, Amy)-- were clamoring to hear Jesus speak, heal and generally just be Jesus - y.

But of course, the second we start talking about Atheists being ignorant tyrants the Atheist Peanut Gallery will begin to clamor: «no, Mao was a Christian, he wasn't an atheist.

When I wrote about the Gastronomic Uproar at Trader Joe's, I positively clamored for our community to urge chocolate manufacturers to fill the void.

Yes, it is all about big names and big tags for the fans, like how most fans were clamoring when Arsenal bought Xhaka.

Many fans were clamoring for Xhaka because of his physicalities before he came, like when they were raving about Moussa Sissoko before he joined Tottenham.

He looked at the youngster and said something about «the next Oscar Robertson,» and the clamor to find out more about this precocious player became so great that his coach put him off - limits.

It's easy to see why so many sides have been clamoring for this Bayern Munich star's signature, as Kroos shows just what all the fuss has been about.

Concerns about a widely used chemical called bisphenol A (BPA) had become so great that Walmart stopped selling plastic baby bottles and children's sippy cups made with it and consumer groups were clamoring for regulators to ban it.

Positive parenting isn't about telling you what you should and shouldn't do but rather about helping you and me tune out the clamor of the world and tune in to the whispers of our hearts.

Democrats also benefit from the growth of progressive nonprofit advocacy campaigns over the past decade: not only have advocacy groups experimented with just about every tool or tactic in the book, but the existence of so many independent groups clamoring for effective technology has created a vibrant market.

Then the governor started making nosies about no need to rush into a final budget deal, and lawmakers — whose paychecks are being withheld while a final deal eludes them — insisted they were, in fact, close to an agreement, and clamored for him to send them bills to vote on.

Some two years down the line, however, there is clamor for the reinstatement of Kwabena Agyepong, while nobody is giving a toss about Paul Afoko, who is seen to have suffered a palace coup by his Vice at the time, Freddy Blay.

This government also reportedly mysteriously alchemized literally tens of bags of cocaine into konkonte, while at the same time ignoring public clamor for something radical to be done about public corruption under this government.

Akufo - Addo did nothing about this public clamor.

With strong expectation, we await a response to Oyegun's wrongdoing from those who clamored so long and loudly about Tinubu's alleged role in the Ondo primary.

Stories abound about tents being in vacant lots around the county just before the holiday to sell «tens of thousands of dollars» of product over a few days to a clamoring populace.

«The people are very expectant; the expectations were that the President would arrive today so all the constituencies are clamoring for the presence of the president in their constituency but because of the time and strategy he would be able to visit just about 25 constituencies out of 33 for the first phase of his visit.»

From Central New York to the Catskills and the Southern Tier to the Capital Region, people are clamoring for high - speed internet, and they've heard good things about broadband, especially when it comes to Verizon's fiber optic FiOS service.