Sentences with phrase «sting by»

«Do not buy into the misinformation of popular urban myths that suggest treating the sting by applying alcohol, urine, baking soda, shaving cream,» cautions Buck, with GreatFlorida Insurance, Florida's top independent boat insurance agency.

Hope your risky strategy pays off and the developer doesn't sting you by selling to someone else.

Check for signs of a bite or sting by looking for swollen and tender areas on the body.

But you can avoid the sting by doing your research and bringing money saving tools along for the ride.

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The resignation of minister Brooks Newmark after a sting by a Sunday newspaper, coupled with the defection of Mark Reckless to Ukip, have meant new policies such as reducing the welfare cap have been largely overshadowed.

Stern, in fact, was introduced to Smith during the undercover sting by a rabbi who dropped Schneiderman's name when vouching for Stern's pull in the fundraising community, a law enforcement source said.

Peter Cruddas, the co-treasurer of the Conservative Party, has resigned after being caught in a sting by the Sunday Times allegedly attempting to sell access to the Prime Minister for a party donation of # 250,000.

Vince Cable today broke his silence to speak of how a sting by undercover reporters had caused «great damage» to the confidential relationship between MPs and constituents.

Wynn Resorts, stung by allegations of founder Steve Wynn's sexual misconduct, has added three women to its board.

Lululemon has been stung by another product recall, though thankfully for the apparel retailer, this time it isn't because its pants were deemed too see - through.

Coincheck, stung by the theft of $ 530 million of digital money last month, is expected to file a report with regulators on the hacking.

The Boston area remains stung by the fact that it churns out tens of thousands of high - quality college graduates every year, but that most of them leave for jobs.

The company also was stung by a massive fine by the European commission, punishing Google for anti-competitive behavior.

Some are skittish about borrowing after getting stung by the recession.

As CNBC noted, miners not only have to deal with increasing competition and a falling Bitcoin price — they're also being stung by another part of their revenue, transaction fees.

What with a doctor dragged screaming and kicking off a plane, another person in first class threatened with handcuffs if he didn't leave his seat for someone of «higher priority,» or the man reportedly stung by a scorpion that fell on him from an overhead bin.

After getting stung by a merger gone awry, Jody Tucker of CyTek Corp., in Kansas City, Mo., wanted to head off future conflicts.

«Law enforcement officials described him as stung by what they called Mr. Cook's «rant,» although tech executives in the room insisted that Apple's chief executive was respectful.

Stung by its corruption scandal, the company completely renovated its compliance infrastructure.

Not injured myself, but in Hawaii many times I've been stung by a man - of - war [jellyfish] which hurt a lot.

In 2013, the company was stung by a Competition Bureau lawsuit accusing its deferred payment plans (of «Ho, ho, hold the payment» fame) of being deceptive and resulting in customers paying hundreds in hidden fees.

Notably, U.S. lawmakers are poking the same hornet's nest that Canada's Liberals got stung by this year, taking on sole - proprietorships and similar corporate structures that can help individuals lower their tax bills.

RadioShack isn't the only well - known name that's been stung by the shift in consumer spending on online rivals.

UK consumers, stung by high inflation, are spending less on non-essential items, but still need to eat.

Democrats, stung by their razor thin defeat last time, say every B.C. vote counts.

Among the top overseas buyers of US coal is India, which could be stung by the steel and aluminum tariffs if it does not receive an exemption.

WTI keep getting stung by falling copper price.

I was disciplined and didn't buy over-valued stocks but looked for bargains and solid companies stung by a short - term price drop.

Ensure the honesty of candidates by confirming that all their chargeable fees are visibly displayed and that you will not be stung by any nasty surprises.

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Stung by competition from ultra-discount carriers, American Airlines and United Continental are striking back with cheap, no - frills tickets of their own.

Stung by energy losses, portfolio managers are reducing risk elsewhere.

It'll be like watching «Survivor» gone wrong — where some poor tribe members are stung by jellyfish, fall into fires, or step on stingrays...

Amid all the waiting, testing, and praying for her own twins, Watwood had developed a deep compassion for families stung by infertility.

In» The Inferno,» Dante tells of his imagined journey into hell, his entry into a» kingdom of eternal night» where he hears the voices of the damned rise» in a bestial moan» and sees sinners stung by wasps, burnt by falling fire and frozen in a sheet of ice.

He felt stung by the politics that helped define his life - but in death, the Rev Billy Graham received a rare tribute from America's top political leaders under the Capitol Rotunda in Washington DC.

Brundage also knew that Hitler, already stung by Owen's presence on the gold medal stand, would be even more outraged if two Jews mounted it, over the vanquished Germans.

Some of his fellow clergy, stung by his vigorous criticism of their spiritual torpor, suggested that he was «pious overmuch.»

He felt stung by the politics that helped define his life - but in death, the Rev Billy Graham received a rare tribute from America's top political leaders under...

Stung by the criticism that he offered an interpretation of Christianity as an interpretation of religion, he moved from The Essence of Christianity to The Essence of Religion and, later, to his Theogony According to the Sources of Classical, Hebraic, and Christian Antiquity (1857).

Stung by decades of controversy over its monitoring of antiwar and civil rights groups, the FBI has been wary of post-9 / 11 initiatives that would draw criticism that its anti-terrorism efforts are based on racial profiling of Muslims.

Back on my haunches, dishcloth in hand and I'm stung by the socio - economic snobbishness and spoiled - brattiness inherent in that internal 3 minute tirade.

In spite of being stung by the charges leveled against him, Paul manages to «boast.»

Lord Carnarvon, the financial backer of the work of excavation, was said to have been stung by something that darted out of the tomb when the closed opening was finally broken through.

The facts are that Lord Carnarvon was stung by a mosquito not there, but at another site, that the wound became infected and that he died some five months later, at the end of twenty years of invalidism, at the age of fifty - seven.

Stung by their rejection, the host invites strangers to partake of the banquet originally planned for the special guests.

The Buddhist tradition dictates that the human mind is like a drunken monkey stung by a bee frantically swinging from branch to branch.

’21 Stung by this criticism Moltmann responded in an open letter to Miguez Bonino.