Sentences with phrase «someone dug it up»

The oil exploration method allows oil engineers to dig up oil in locations that would have been unthinkable just years ago, and oil trains are the most efficient way to get natural resources from the field to the refinery.

Most recently, Guardian reporter Julia Carrie Wong dug up quotes from a 1995 book in which Thiel and his co-author argued the definition of rape was overly broad and included «seductions that are later regretted.»

All this being said, there is still obviously such a thing as too much awkwardness, and most of us will continue, despite Dahl's pep talks for the self - conscious, to strive to behave stupidly in public as little as possible She very much understands that impulse and offers many tips she dug up speaking to researchers for the book, including:

Perpetually fascinating blog Brain Pickings dug up and highlighted the section in a particularly lovely post.

Not every scientist gets to spend her days mixing concoctions in test tubes or digging up dinosaur bones; every lab needs a senior manager to keep research teams on track and on budget.

That's where you dig up old tree stumps and haul them away.

This trend became huge, and people dug up examples of great minds like Earnest Hemingway using them as a justification that they increased productivity and were somehow healthy.

The film alleges that the COS was only declared tax - exempt by the IRS after it waged a decades - long campaign against the agency, which included filing dozens of lawsuits against both the organization and individual IRS workers, and hiring private investors and fake journalists to dig up incriminating information about individual IRS workers.

Company executives say they can't do houses because it's too hard to dig up streets, which means most Torontonians have only expensive options from Bell and Rogers [which owns Canadian Business].

Conversations are like a gold mine for personal data, but you have to store the conversational treasures you dig up.

From contracts to litigation to human resource issues to patents to competition, a business owner should expect the buyer to dig up these issues during the due diligence process.

Last week he did it again, generating a flurry of coverage when Business Insider dug up a startling example of his dispassionate, data - driven (some would say cold - hearted) management style from an old biography.

Romney allies dug up a December 2010 interview with conservative radio host Laura Ingraham, who floated self - deportation as an outcome of more rigid immigration laws, and Gingrich agreed.

He also talked about hiring opposition researchers to dig up more dirt.

If you need to hunt down the cost basis of some long - held stocks and your brokerage firm doesn't have that information, you could dig up historical prices and dividend payments to get a sense of your cost basis.

A former curator of what's now the Royal Alberta Museum, Currie also helped found the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, Alta.; in fact, the latter museum was launched in part because Currie was digging up more dinosaur bones than the Royal Alberta could store.

Below you'll find a cherry - picking of quotes and anecdotes dug up from the past that help paint a picture of what kind of a guy Steve Jobs was, and the emotions he could evoke in people.

Michael's apparent plan involves using data, which the company has access to through its app, to dig up information about Lacy's personal life, then publicly distribute the compromising information.

The information Delve digs up is presented on screen via a card - based design.

If they could only dig up a certain video, meanwhile, they might just sign up the whole country.

That statement includes all the 3D games, the spin - off series, and whatever other game you want to dig up with the famous mustachioed plumber.

After all, emails can stick around for a long time, and you never know what might get dug up down the road.

If you notice yourself putting off crucial meetings so you can dig up more information for a plan update, it's time to suspect that planning has become overly important.

They've really done a good job to hide the link recently, but I managed to dig it up Google Input Tools

I like working outside and digging up dirt.

Rapp's harassers tore into her using methods similar to those used against Quinn, digging up everything from private photos of her to old college papers.

Yes, the company has gotten itself into some trouble, between one exec's suggesting digging up dirt on journalists and the never - ending discussion about how it treats its drivers.

Puerto Rico dug up enough cash to pay all of its $ 1.9 billion debt due Wednesday, according to a CNBC report.

Soon after, Pure Storage countersued, charging that EMC stole one of its flash storage products in an attempt to dig up confidential information about its technology.

Bowerman had dug up $ 500 to finance half of Knight's tailgate inventory, and used to spend his evenings at a kitchen table tinkering with the imported sneaks, a stitch here, a little more padding there, anything to squeeze out a few more seconds for future Olympians.

Without an Iraqi death certificate, relatives of the deceased can not claim compensation from the government, but to obtain one, the body must be dug up so the identity can be verified.

Years later, he paid to have dirt dug up on a star Yankees player, Dave Winfield.

«Whoever is pitching that night, we'll dig up some fun stats about him, and we always double and triple check the accuracy of the information.»

Out of a mountain of data, Laub dug up six key leadership behaviors that, when actively demonstrated up, down, and across levels, can lead to a great culture.

Other resources you can use to dig up information on your competitors include: Alexa, Compete, Keyword Spy, Hoovers, and ReferenceUSA.

Which of the above have you tried or are you interested in digging up?

They'll dig up 50 - year - old city planning commission records just to understand a competitor's building costs.»

Just last week, a company executive floated the idea of creating an opposition research arm to dig up dirt on critical reporters, while another Uber executive was accused of improperly accessing and displaying a specific user's data.

Reputation.com's widely used Reputation Defender product ranges between approximately $ 3,000 and $ 15,000, depending on how customized the services are, to keep tabs on your online reputation and to get rid of negative remarks they dig up.

Digging up important messages from a constant barrage of emails can be daunting.

Each person picks an industry or area of focus, then they go hunting: talking to experts, digging up documents, interviewing key sources, and otherwise shaking the trees to come up with a long list of suggested candidates.

E-mails dug up by investigators in the Barclays scandal, he argued, showed a «cowboy mentality at work,» one «driven by short - term profits on trades that were in turn likely influenced by the bonus and compensation schemes in place.»

In November, BuzzFeed reported that an Uber executive, Emil Michael, had suggested using the company's customer data to dig up dirt on long - time tech reporter, Sarah Lacy, who is known for being critical of the startup.

Though she once flat out denied it, The Smoking Gun dug up files proving the actress had served 30 months in the Marines as a typist and truck driver.

But we shouldn't let Alcoa keep digging up our bauxite for a pittance.

Though she once flat - out denied it, The Smoking Gun dug up files proving the actress had served 30 months in the Marines as a typist and truck driver.

While much of this information is documented publicly, certain personal records, including education, military and medical, are confidential and necessitate an applicant's consent before digging them up.

In 1970, miners dug up more than 1,000 metric tons — an unfathomably large amount.

It's tempting to feel that you need to read one more white paper or dig up one more article.

Santa, man, you better dig up your deed and call your city officials, pronto.