Sentences with phrase «gambit of»

Amazon's is the most ambitious gambit of them all.

The really good ones have not only learned the language, they have also mastered the complete gambit of communication skills required to win.

What I charge is a fair rate for the full gambit of what I deliver.

Spiritual direction runs the gambit of faith traditions, and helps the couple connect to a «higher power» as they work through past difficulties and work toward a brighter future.

Google has changed it's hiring practices, but previously interviews to land a prestigious position as this tech giant ran the full gambit of hiring tricks of the trade.

This is all - in - one application for the auto insurance owners and covers the entire gambit of car insurance.

And while I hesitate to engage in the gambit of interpreting what the proceedings revealed, I have no such compunction about linking to people who do engage in legal tea leaf reading here and here.

Our practice areas encompass the complete gambit of accident law, from brain injuries, spinal cord injury, catastrophic car collisions, drunk driver negligence, motorcycle / bike crashes, fatality cases, pedestrian knock down cases, ankle fractures, dog bites and long term disability claims against large insurance companies.

These Zoloft birth defects run the gambit of minor problems to life - threatening problems that could lead to permanent injury or death.

The Bali road map extended the gambit of the MRV by strengthening the reporting requirements of both the developed and developing countries as well as instituting a formal process of review, international analysis and review (IAR) for developed countries and international consultation and analysis (ICA) for developing countries.

The basic gambit of Site: Brooklyn's carefully curated show Between the Color is that a renewed engagement with color will allow abstract art to escape the flatness to which it has been confined.

Only by using the entire gambit of tactical options, taking strategic advantage of the terrain, and managing their temporary bases and settlements, will they triumph.

Proving that adventure games in the vein of Myst and Riven aren't dead, Obduction brought back that familiar gambit of point - and - click puzzles while infusing the adventure with something alien and unfamiliar.

BioShock Infinite: Clash in the Clouds, developed by Irrational Games, is an action - focused downloadable content pack that presents players with a series of unique, intense challenges and a whole new gambit of combat opportunities.

But first he'll have to earn his detective's badge, advancing through the department's different desks (i.e., Patrol, Traffic Squad, Homicide, Vice, Arson) by solving cases pretty much run the gambit of every Law & Order spin - off ever aired.

I am not implying this means the other flavors may not have issues, but we definitely run the gambit of their offerings and have no issues at all.

I find it fascinating that some states are still trying the gambit of pushing retiree expenses out into the future.

As far as the 2 % to 5 % change, I suspect Chase is on more solid ground as I'm guessing a court could see that as coming within the gambit of a change in terms.

Considering you have written a book that is worth reading (which is an entire separate blogpost) and that you have followed the overwhelming marketing advice to create an award - winning book cover, issue a press release, utilize every social media platform known to man, create your own website that is optimized for an infinite list of search engines, blog, guest blog, complete a book tour, and run free or discounted book promotions then you may feel you have run the gambit of options available to self - published authors.

He covers the full gambit of genres.

Sony has taken the gambit of a mandatory carrying case that comes for free with the e-Reader.

One way or another, the Big 5's gambit of setting ebook prices higher as a strategy to improve their market position failed spectacularly.

Media Blasters isn't exclusively a manga publisher, and they don't have a lot of books, but the ones they did license ran the gambit of genres.

Instead of being aimed at consumers, like Amazon and Kobo, Sony made the gambit of constructing a device aimed exclusively towards people who need a world class PDF experience.

As such, Nissan has expanded the Titan's cab configurations to include Single, King, and Crew Cabs, along with adding trim levels that span the gambit of customer needs.

In typical Mercedes - Benz fashion, the E Class runs the gambit of pricing and performance; from the economical E350 and E320 BlueTEC diesel to the E63 AMG, which is a virtual supercar with a huge 500 + hp V8.

As the debate over school choice heats up once again, in the halls of Congress and in many state capitals, a favorite gambit of defenders of the status quo is to damn such changes as «sure to undermine public education» or «bad for the public schools.»

Then there's the gambit of who's left Cannes and who is / was called to stay.

Mara has played the gambit of roles both «pretty» and «hard edged» with The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.

It's meant to be terrifying in order to force you to experience the gambit of emotions that the characters are dealing with.

A strained marriage, a tipsy New Year's Eve party and a deadly road accident are but the opening gambit of «Midnighters,» a just - taut - enough thriller about ordinary people faced with extraordinary dilemmas.

As a fellow hit man dealing with marital problems Gandolfini runs the gambit of emotions.

His stylistic gambit of unbroken close - up arias just has a strangely confining and laborious effect, like he's trying so hard to do something groundbreaking that he forgets to simply tell the story.

are well represented), it's titled for the opening gambit of a real British TV game show called University Challenge, which features brainiacs like Brian.

Currently, the site boasts approximately 1.7 million paid users, who run the gambit of diverse individuals.

There is a whole gambit of emotions that arise when we are meeting new people.

Mimiko's sinister reference was the 1983 gubernatorial - robbery - gone - awry gambit of the late Akin Omoboriowo and his National Party of Nigeria (NPN) doomed apostles of federal might.

The gambit of citizenship - stripping is totally in line with this: it removes the final inconvenient diplomatic hurdle to sub-contracting human rights violations to the Americans.

While everyone is talking about how Messi might move to Manchester City and they are making a huge gambit of 265 million euro to get both him and gardiola also how Manchester United has summed up over 360 million euro to get both Messi and Neymar on their side, the most shocking news might come as Luis Suarez moving to Liverpool again.

Doctors at UM and Harvard both then ran a gambit of tests on Hurst and determined that his condition is not an immediate threat to his health, and he is fine to continuing playing football.

The Scot has adopted a more youthful transfer policy of late and Ferguson is now lining up an opening gambit of a move with a # 5m bid for Fischer could be a wise one but that sort of fee is not likely to persuade Ajax to sell, not in today's inflated transfer market.

The reformers were finally manipulated into giving permission for the old gambit of permitted bigamy actually to be practised on the example of the Patriarchs of the Old Testament.

Swecker points out that, when faced with free - spirited heretics in their midst, religion and science have always adopted the gambit of medieval popes and princes — have prudently laid aside their chronic rivalries and conspired to suppress the affront to their authority.

to use a gambit of tenuous validity.

From my lifetime in the church I've seen the gambit of men.

In Heifetz's terms, Moses maintained «disciplined attention» and resisted the «work avoidance» of the murmuring people, the tried - and - true gambit of blaming the leader.

(On the other hand, Wolff says Trump used to repeat stories inside of 30 minutes, raising the possibility that repetition is a longstanding conversational gambit of his.)

But while the programs of the «Christ of culture» advocates are rich in the vocabulary of 19th century Christian evangelism, the images — and hence the real messages — resonate with The Technique, the gambits of modern television advertising.

I've tried to highlight the major rhetorical gambits of vaccine rejectionists.

All successful researchers have their own grant - writing gambits, Zhan says, and learning them has inspired him to develop gambits of his own.