Sentences with phrase «wranglings with»

And that development spend years in legal wranglings with the neighborhood over use.

Two top Netflix execs talk about wrangling with Hollywood, how they measure success and the future of the platform

Making Solar Cheaper Than Fossil Fuels In the long run, all this wrangling with utilities won't do Rive much good if he can't beat them on price.

Herper homes in on a relatively new class of super-powerful (and super expensive) cholesterol - busting drugs called PCSK9 inhibitors (which were just shown to reduce death from any cause, and particularly heart - related conditions), and how patients with staggeringly high cholesterol who would benefit from the treatments had to wrangle with insurance companies that refused to cover them over their high prices.

It takes sustained attention to detail, plenty of paperwork and wrangling with a bureaucracy.

You do not understand the Bible, therefore you dive headfirst into unknown waters when you wrangle with the text.

(67) And if they wrangle with thee, say: Allah is best aware of what ye do.

Doubtless there are difficulties in his thought to be wrangled with.

I spent my time in statecraft, my flying chariot, and wrangles with my headstrong daughter, Princess Ariana (eternal apologies to my sister for bossiness).

«This analysis rocked me to the core,» says dietitian Tricia Thompson, who founded Gluten Free Watchdog, a site that offers education and gluten - free food testing and sometimes wrangles with the FDA or corporations to press for stricter oversight.

Only getting a two year contract must wrangle with him.

A few things: the maturation of starting point guard Brian Shaw, whose strong preseason play has helped ease the strain of his rancorous summer - long contract wrangling with management, and of starting two - guard Reggie Lewis; the addition of rookie point guard Dee Brown, a legitimate burner; and the democratic touch of Ford, who has the respect and attention of Celtics veterans Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish.

While they are in this wrangle with Real Madrid, with their keeper David De Gea tangled up in the talks, Arsenal could move in for the player they were being linked with before, Nicolas Otamendi.

He's been engaged in a wrangle with PSG to allow him to break his contract with the French side and take charge at Madrid.

Sterling's contract wrangle with the club is set to rumble on into the summer, but former Liverpool defender Thommo is excited by the prospect of Ibe coming back into the side.

On a day when the home side were prevented from fielding their own big - money frontman Papiss Cisse because of a wrangle with the Senegal Football Federation, the depth of Alan Pardew's squad was exposed once again.

It showed four moderate Labour MPs wrangling with an election that saw them start the campaign fearing for their jobs and end it with gigantic majorities courtesy of a leader they all regarded as a nincompoop.

MANHATTAN — The campaign treasurer for embattled City Comptroller John Liu was arrested Tuesday on campaign finance fraud charges — the latest blow to the presumptive mayoral candidate who has been wrangling with allegations about his fundraising efforts for months.

Waste's most intriguing set piece involves the Conservative leader (played by Michael Elwyn) and his contemporaries wrangle with the practicalities of O'Connell's death and its implications for the party's future, and Trebell's prospective role within it.

A civil servant told him he was «at liberty to take whatever measures he thought proper» — something you should never say to a person wrangling with bureaucracy.

After much wrangling with the Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremandu over who represents Enugu West Senatorial District in the next Senate, there were indications on...

After much wrangling with the Deputy Senate President, Senator Ike Ekweremandu over who represents Enugu West Senatorial District in the next Senate, there were indications on Friday that Enugu State Governor, Sullivan Chime, has dropped his bid to go to the Senate in 2015, The Punch reports.

At a time when Republicans wrangle with messaging to female voters, this 48 - year - old's spunk and articulate bite is made for television — and unlike anything the House GOP Conference has seen in a while.

The mechanisms behind seasonal influenza outbreaks are unclear, but understanding these patterns could help health officials wrangle with a notoriously mercurial medical specter caused by a rapidly mutating virus.

Fresh from his wrangles with Jauch, Bell returned to EPR's thought experiment.

The Alcor Life Extension Foundation in Scottsdale, Arizona, made news in 2002 when it wrangled with some relatives of baseball player Ted Williams.

But if you travel a lot or have to wrangle with sweaty palms during yoga class, they may be worth the investment.

These are just a handful of the thorny issues we need to wrangle with when discussing infidelity.

The company changed its name from easyDate last year, following a tense legal wrangle with easyJet founder Sir Stelios Haji - Ioannou.

So there you have it, three manageable and realistic steps that hopefully help you wrangle with how to build self - confidence into your life.

Our mobile site and dating app are designed to be as user - friendly as possible, meaning that you don't have to worry about wasting your time trawling through matches or wrangling with tricky technology.

And while she wrangles with charts, graphs and an all - too - eager - to - be-wrangled boss, he has to contend with their hyper kids, a ravenous vacuum cleaner, an angry washing machine and an oversexed neighbor!

Rather than flailing away over the evolution question itself, director Jon Amiel casts the matter in personal terms as Charles Darwin (Paul Bettany) wrangles with the book that would spread the theory and his own loss of faith over the death of a daughter, the backdrop to his struggle.

The studio and the creative team wrangled with the budget all summer.

Listening to Michael Parks wrangle with Kevin Smith dialogue is an intoxicating experience.

Screenwriters Ben Livingston and Hannah Shakespeare have decided that, during Poe's mysterious disappearance, he came to Baltimore to wrangle with his editor at the Baltimore Patriot and court the lovely debutante Emily Hamilton (both of them invented), then got caught up in a murder investigation.

There is a lot more complexity to it than this; some unit types actually can move, all types have differently shaped ranges for their attacks, there are elemental affinities and weakness to wrangle with, and plenty more besides.

The film is based on Ben Fountain's 2012 novel that tells the story of an Iraq veteran who is hailed as a war hero, but wrangling with disenchantment.

There's quite a bit made of Jack's possible wrangling with his conscience to do the right thing, but the way it is presented, it never really seems to ever be called into question, as we know he'll always do the right thing.

And yes, perhaps she could have wrangled with the issue just a tad.

In grappling with Ford's real - life age, David Koepp's screenplay comically writes in subtle jabs to wrangle with the reality.

It also gives Melrose a post-Imperial flare, as Patrick wrangles with his father's legacy as a wastrel aristocrat who came of age in the Jazz Age and held some, um, colorful views of the world.

The scenes of solitary prayer are powerful as they each wrangle with their beliefs, faith and true self.

3/5/14... Terrence Malick's unfinished 2008 project Voyage of Time, a documentary about «the whole of time, from the birth of the universe to its final collapse» will finally be completed after the resolution of a legal wrangle with its financiers.

Actor Hank Azaria has won a legal wrangle with Cinderella Man star Craig Bierko over a comical sports announcer they both insisted they had...

Those beasts you can tame, so don't wrangle with the wild ones.

«Glossing» is a technique that streamlines the revision process for teachers and students, allowing for more effective conference time and focused assessment opportunities, more meaningful reflective writing and revision time, and less time wrangling with paper load.

But he wrangled with the unions over issues like rightsizing the teaching staff for a smaller enrollment.

The South Carolina Supreme Court late last week ordered Gov. Mark Sanford, a Republican, to request $ 700 million in federal stimulus money aimed primarily at struggling schools, ending months of wrangling with legislators.

So, without further ado, let's take a look at how teachers from all over the world wrangle with the issue.