Sentences with phrase «in coaxing»

Iconoclastic oilman George Mitchell, with years of effort that flew in the face of conventional industry wisdom, had earlier succeeded in coaxing gas out of the shale by hydraulic fracturing (fracking).

It's true that some dogs are «naturals» at fetch while others need a little help in coaxing them into the game.

Save for a few instances, such as the initial efforts of Southern governors (including Alexander during his tenure as Tennessee's governor) and chambers of commerce during the 1970s that spurred what became the modern school reform movement, it has been the federal government that has been the driving force in coaxing states to take full responsibility for the districts they control as part of their constitutional provisions requiring them to provide education.

The higher the testosterone levels, the better the chances for reducing body fat and building lean muscle, and it is absolutely crucial in coaxing better results from our workouts.

In 1948 Gödel turned his attention to Einstein's supreme creation, the general theory of relativity, and succeeded in coaxing a new and flamboyant universe from the alembic of its symbols.

She then followed up with a closer look at role of the Igf2 signaling pathway in coaxing quiescent hematopoietic stem cells to start dividing and maturing into multi-lineage progenitors that ultimately give rise to specialized blood cells.

The shot represents a milepost in an effort to get past the break - even point - ignition - in coaxing fusion energy from a tiny frozen fuel pellet

Researchers say the finding could be harnessed in the future to make an «eye in a dish,» a tool that would be invaluable in coaxing stem cells to develop into ocular tissues.

While most fizzy beverage makers incorporate sweetness into their formulations, Seasons Soda's formulator is more interested in coaxing the flavors out of artisanal honey (and sometimes maple syrup) to highlight seasonal differences.

Fortunately, some researchers were too stubborn to give up and finally succeeded in coaxing wasabi to not only grow outside Japan, but in greenhouses under controlled conditions.

«The barriers to entry of laying down coaxial cable in an entire city, or laying down telephone lines in an entire city are enormous,» Weiner said, in 2013, as cities across the country are more interested in fiber - optic cable, which is far faster, than they are in coax.

Once you've located an ideal spot for the HomeRun box, plug in the coax, the Ethernet cable, and the power.

Not exact matches

He knew that in order to make it a true general - purpose computer, it would need to inspire programmers who could coax various tasks out of the hardware.

Looking to breathe life into the local economy, Hanson and others coaxed a California travel - trailer company to set up a factory in Forest City.

In mid-February, the CTC started a large advertising campaign in China with the goal of coaxing an extra $ 300 million out of Chinese tourists each year by 201In mid-February, the CTC started a large advertising campaign in China with the goal of coaxing an extra $ 300 million out of Chinese tourists each year by 201in China with the goal of coaxing an extra $ 300 million out of Chinese tourists each year by 2015.

It comes as he tries to coax China into taking a more active role in reining in North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.

After a little coaxing we heard from plenty of introverts who are making their way just fine in an extroverted world.

When Chinese President Xi Jinping visited Trump in Florida earlier this month, Trump raised the possibility of using trade as a lever to coax China to do more.

She is coaxed back in front of the green screen and convinced to fly once more.

Retailers turn to Li & Fung because its resources make it uniquely equipped to find the Mexican port that can accept a shipment sooner, to persuade a Chinese fabric maker to cut an extra thousand square feet of silk faster, and to coax a factory in Bangladesh to fill an order more cheaply.

But head through a pocket sliding door in the back and you reach Luksus, the 26 - seat dining room where Burns serves market - inspired dishes such as lamb with burnt hay, sunchoke and tongue, and rhubarb, beet, pea and anise hyssop — each plate designed to coax the myriad flavours from Tørst's formidable beer collection.

States like Alabama have built a presence in the global supply chain in direct competition with the country's Midwestern industrial heartland, and even if Trump coaxes jobs back to the United States they may well head south rather than north.

The hormone first surges in women during birth, helping coax their breasts to produce milk.

In 1962, the Hawaiian Fashion Guild launched Operation Liberation, an aggressive campaign to coax the U.S. Senate to enshrine Aloha Fridays, a day for men to wear Hawaiian shirts to work.

After three hours of trying to retrieve the dog in the dark — airport staff used toys, dogs, food, and handlers tried to coax the dog back to safety — police were told to shoot it.

Meanwhile, Dermer is in front of the camera, trying to coax a (real) sheepdog puppy into playing with Zoomer, to work up the same excitement he so clearly feels for his pet project, his baby this past year.

Papa, CEO of Centennial Resource Development, is a closely followed figure in the U.S. shale drilling world, where producers rely on advanced techniques to coax oil and gas from tight rock formations.

For example, spending weeks coaxing journalists to line up exclusive coverage of your launch, only to find out that you're going to be delayed another month, puts your credibility in jeopardy.

Tesla coaxed Model 3 production to 2,270 cars per week in April, the electric automaker confirmed today, after CEO Elon Musk took drastic steps to boost manufacturing.

It looks to be seeking to test the water to see how much of the workings of platforms» algorithmic blackboxes can be coaxed from them voluntarily — such as via measures targeting bots and fake accounts — in an attempt to stave off formal and more fulsome regulations down the line.

An array of stars rocked, quipped and coaxed their way into the hearts of viewers to open their pocketbooks for the long - term rehabilitation effort in affected countries of the Indian Ocean rim.

And she has coaxed singular performances from her charges, once guiding Mr. Jeremy through a scene in which he sang to her small dog.

With this in mind, the Invent + Patent System ™ can be effectively used to coax users into formulating their ideas in a more tangible way so that the concepts can move from a pure idea into something descriptive enough to be legally viewed as an invention.

While some vendors in this category focus on coaxing employees to parrot marketer - crafted messages, the more mature and evolved vendors enable more sophisticated approaches that respect the nuances of online relationships.

Although the less disciplined change their tack in hopes of coaxing along a success, we at Harris Associates continue to look to the horizon and stay the course, even when the winds shift or the gusts blow.

During my visit, I watched them text and call several no - show students in an effort to coax them out of bed.

It's an old clunker that might have looked and ran fine according to the standards back in the old days, but is now showing it's age and has to be coaxed into doing anything.

«We couldn't coax him into the church, we said «come and have a cup of tea, come and worship with us», but he was too busy and he said «you don't know what's going on in there (the church) at the moment».

I think that knowing what we do about what often happens to the brain as the person begins the final failures common in the dying process, it is likely that Darwin could have been coaxed into denying, by friends, and family, or even just frightened himself.

In no way, shape, or form do I wish to coax someone from their faith.

The AA program seeks to reverse this catastrophic farrago by rewriting the mental pathways of the addict using his residual spiritual notions to restore God as the ultimate witness to his behavior, coaxing him to live again in harmony with his given nature and natural limits.

He's one of the few stars in show business who can coax audiences to show up to the theater regardless of whether the critics love it (Jurassic World) or throw hate all over a project (Passengers).

One of the most fundamental parts of any religion is explaining where we «go» after we die in order to help the grieving living and to coax them into shooting for a goal in life.

During the 1950s and 1960s, when Pete Seeger and Malvina Reynolds coaxed classrooms full of kids to join them in the singing of folk songs, no one paid much attention, not even those who, in the middle of the Cold War, saw America's «singing left» as a threat to the republic....

Tweview: In «A Million Miles» @donmilleris coaxes the reader into paying more attention.

I WOULD ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO CONSIDER, NOT WHO HOLDS THE REINS IN THE CHURCH STRUCTURE, BUT WHO ARE THE PEOPLE WHO COULD COAX YOU BACK ON TRACK SHOULD YOU NEED IT.

They have been at work for months, coaxing out - of - state students to register to vote in Columbus.

He clearly believes that immaterial substances are the best explanation of why things are as they are, but he realises too that, in the end, he can only coax his interlocutors toward them.

In recent years I have discovered the delight of cultivating the earth, coaxing beauty out of the wild overgrown corners of my yard.

The upshot of Landry's seeking solidarity with his people in the first creative silences of the sermon's gestation is that the listeners, in James Sanders» analogy, are being coaxed on stage to participate themselves in the drama of redemption.