"It brings on a lot of stress," the dentist said.
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That, and the $140 Trillion dollars brings on some amusement.
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I hope he mostly speaks and he brings on Jez.
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The program brings on three or four managers per class.
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That brings on a layer of uncertainty to the Federal Reserve.
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CXA's platform brings on healthcare providers at no charge to the corporate.
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Ser Kevan is wary: What if this brings on another civil war?
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It's better when Stein brings on the actual players and they start spilling.
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Since 2000, the company hasn't changed the way it brings on new users.
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"Sixthman brings on around 120 team members in shirts that say 'CREW'," Diaz says.
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But this is just an example of how one solution brings on more challenges.
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It releases the feel-good chemical dopamine into your system and brings on nostalgia.
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It's no secret the holiday season brings on more financial stress for many consumers.
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She goes on a talk show, and the host brings on her English teacher.
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She finds similarities, an endless wash of creative beginnings, that brings on literal fatigue.
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Arguing with Spiegel brings on a very real fear that you might get fired.
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Spain brings on Bayern Munich's Thiago Alcántara for Iniesta — young legs for aging ones.
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Senegal brings on Diafra Sakho in for M'Baye Niang, hoping for a late spark.
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Please do not send food or material goods — transporting goods brings on more hazards.
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In livestock, it brings on "nagana," which causes muscle wasting, paralysis, and eventual death.
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"I became self-destructive, which brings on disruption to others in your life," Edmonds says.
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The grease in these dishes brings on natural discomfort: It slows digestion and produces flatulence.
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I'm thinking about light at dusk, last light that brings on thoughts I battle with.
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But before we get to the celebrating, the show brings on plenty of waterworks, of course.
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The company has also introduced Amazon Flex, which brings on contractors to deliver packages, in India.
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This season, Seinfeld brings on Margaret Cho, John Oliver, Judd Apatow, and JB Smoove, among others.
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It is this dark grey color of rejection that brings on a different type of determination.
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It also brings on board Silver Lake, one of Silicon Valley's biggest investors in technology companies.
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This brings on board a critical mass of EU member states including heavyweights France and Germany.
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The extremely popular Leitch, in particular, is interesting for what he brings on and off the field.
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That may lead to a binge, which brings on guilt, and sets the cycle in motion again.
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I start up my playlist, and "Sleeping Alone" by Flatland Cavalry comes on...it brings on the feels.
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The less successful sequel, which brings on Chris Pine, Christoph Waltz and Jonathan Banks, follows at 10 p.m.
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It has 50 full-time workers and, during peak season, it often brings on another 20 temp workers.
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The BEMS program is run by Harvard professor Anita Elberse, who brings on celebrity guests each year as presenters.
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This is because there's less risk when a coach brings on an attacker than there is with a defender.
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As the company brings on new customers, it will need to expand not just engineering, but also customer support.
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Especially when every new Time's Up or #MeToo story brings on wave after wave of both empowerment and distress.
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I sell mushrooms that my boyfriend grows and medicinal marijuana that he brings on the weekends from San Diego.
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It mostly brings on slightly cringeworthy memories of a goth or emo phase we went through during our teens.
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Suddenly the brisk air brings on an itch on the lip, and soon turns into a full-blown crisis.
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"It's extremely helpful dealing with the complex emotions that the grief process brings on," he said of the activity.
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Each pill brings on a euphoric eight-hour blast, one that zaps boredom and can make repetitive labor pleasurable.
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"All your senses get absolutely overwhelmed, and it brings on a bit of clarity," one of her interviewees said.
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The deal brings on Benioff and Weiss to write, produce and direct new series and films for the streaming service.
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Scagliotti brings on a wide variety of scholars, who both discuss seminal pieces of art and recite pertinent literary works.
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It brings on a long-term memory loss that wipes all memories associated with trauma, so they go out happy.
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There will also be more competition in hot markets for less spots, which brings on its own set of problems.
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Going to visit family brings on a mixture of anxiety and shame that I have never felt in my life.
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In July, the company said it plans to increase the percentage of female and minority engineers it brings on staff.
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Humans are highly sensitive to carbon dioxide — too much brings on the panicky feeling of not being able to breathe.
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In one village, locals talk of two springs of salty water: One brings on stomach acid, the other cures it.
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" Here is what he brings on every trip: Sports gear "I bring running shoes and one set of gym clothes.
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For many parents, watching their child graduate high school is a bittersweet moment that brings on tears — and lots of them.
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Rather, she said Darktrace is focused on hiring as it brings on more employees to meet what she called "massive demand."
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The immediate result is pain relief, but fentanyl also increases the brain's dopamine level, which brings on a feeling of euphoria.
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Moving the goalposts: Founders find it difficult to celebrate the small wins, as each victory brings on the next, greater challenge.
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AI team brings on much-needed additional engineers and ones that have experience with creating pipelines to help technical teams run.
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Seeing some of the musical legends who passed away in 2016 sharing a stage brings on a whole new wave of sadness.
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The film's conversations about depression and the irreversible effects of climate change brings on a deep sadness that's uncomfortable to sit with.
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He should cite Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan as warnings of what happens when government fail their people and extremism brings on war.
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Whomever it brings on as an investor would also have to buy out Vornado Realty Trust, the family's partner in the tower.
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Entrepreneur and speaker Ed Mylett brings on peak performers from a variety of industries to share their journey, knowledge and thought leadership.
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The bonuses have only been offered to a fraction of the millions of merchants the payment processor brings on, the spokesperson said.
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But, if Samsung's move brings on new partners or if it makes hardware itself, then it could enable competitors to Bitmain and co.
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In many games, the night brings on a blue hue, communicating to the player that it is night without actually impeding regular gameplay.
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The company brings on experts or trains specialists in specific areas such as suicide, human trafficking, child exploitation, violence against women, and terrorism.
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The first drug, sodium thiopental or pentobarbital, puts the inmate to sleep; the second brings on paralysis and the third stops the heart.
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Perhaps emailing — or tweezing, or trying to catch a taxi on Lexington Avenue (all represented in the stories that follow) — brings on contractions.
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Legal marijuana will have lower levels of THC, the chemical that brings on the buzz, than most products now on the black market.
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She is an "UberDost" or "friend of Uber," an independent recruiter who is paid by the company for each driver she brings on.
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From November to January, the enterprise-software giant brings on the bulk of its annual hires to prepare for the next fiscal year.
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But this brings on to another classical catch wrestling attack which is still used in professional wrestling, another one from the single leg ride.
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Owens-Reid only brings on LGBTQ designers who are understanding of the community Radimo markets towards, and are willing to keep their prices down.
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But Friday brings on the releases from major banks — Citigroup, JPMorgan and Wells Fargo, and financial stocks have been rising ahead of those results.
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The researchers are clear about what this means for what they call the "well--entrenched folk theory" that winter brings on or worsens depression.
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How they keep in good faith With so many eyes on them, White Nonsense RoundUp only brings on white people who know their stuff.
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The first (pentobarbital) puts the prisoner to sleep, the second (pancuronium bromide) brings on paralysis, and the final agent (potassium chloride) stops the heart.
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Despite the super-streamlined process, Penczak is quick to note that her instincts still play a part in who she ultimately brings on board.
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Although adults with phobias may realize these fears are irrational, even thinking about facing the feared object or situation brings on severe anxiety symptoms.
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Moore quoted Reddit users who claimed in a 2016 forum that in their personal experience, summer brings on bigger penises, better erections and larger testicles.
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The occasion brings on extreme excitement, anxiety and endless opportunity to buy products from luxe brands like Rihanna's Fenty Beauty, Tom Ford and Christian Louboutin.
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The e-cigarette company Juul faces an uncertain future as it brings on a new CEO with a long track record in the tobacco industry.
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Bruno Mars says that when it comes to making a hit track, he lets himself be a little picky about who he brings on board.
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Each episode, Scahill brings on different guests, from The Intercept journalists to high-profile thinkers and experts to highlight key issues happening around the world.
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Summer brings on some of the most fun things in your wardrobe to shop for — sandals, sundresses, sunglasses — and one of the most dreaded: swimwear.
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Yet every so often, a celebrity will show up on the step and repeat wearing a getup that brings on a sudden case of déjà vu.
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It's hard enough to pick one polish color, so the thought of curating five that play well together (undertones and all) brings on a massive headache.
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But let's be honest: We've always wanted to live in Barbie's Dreamhouse, and now her high-tech digs brings on a whole new level of envy.
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Spicy, like many, has been experiencing some anxiety about coronavirus — which brings on symptoms such as fever, cough, and shortness of breath, per the actual CDC.
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We have long invoked the "rule of threes" about celebrity deaths, as if the death of two famous people inevitably brings on a third for unknown reasons.
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It is typically used as part of a three-drug cocktail that first puts a prisoner to sleep, then brings on paralysis and finally, stops the heart.
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Veronica brings on Attorney McCoy to help her get back her $1 million from her father so she can buy the Whyte Wyrm out from under Hiram.
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The investment brings on board two players who between them control a big chunk of Japan's ad market and could help drive big brands to the platform.
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Do you think the city was ever a more welcoming place, or is it New York's constant state of flux that brings on these feelings of isolation?
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As he brings on new patients in his practice, he'll give them a CGM to wear, which helps him better understand how their body reacts to carbohydrates.
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"Judgment," for example, brings on Cate Blanchett, as Nancy, his ex-wife, with whom he moseys around vacant Hollywood lots and the fringe of an airport runway.
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Fortnite's v6.02 update brings on a slew of changes, including a new rocket launcher and the return of the highly coveted Skull Trooper skin in the item shop.
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As WhatsApp brings on more businesses, it's only vetting requirement of sorts is that it's looking for those interested in creating quality experiences for customers, the company says.
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And when Mr. Minchin feels like signaling angst, he brings on the electric guitars and vocals for Mr. Karl that bring to mind Michael Stipe losing his religion.
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"Solo," in which he's "gone off tabs of that acid," brings on image of "Hell on earth," a burning city, but "heaven" nonetheless if you breathe it in.
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If you spend a lot of time in a harsh environment worrying about your safety, that's the kind of stress that brings on illness and remodels your brain.
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Mr. Trump's decision to kill Iran's top military official brings on the nightmare phase of his presidency that many of his critics have long feared, says Michelle Goldberg.
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Antihistamines block histamine, a substance released by the body when you come into contact with an allergen, which brings on symptoms like itching, sneezing, and runny nose, Portnoy says.
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But he warned that the Fed's dovish stance brings on the risk of a weaker dollar against the yen, making long-term investors nervous about investing in Japanese stocks.
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The way you, as fans, can ultimately determine the success of your favorites, which brings on that frisson of electric thrill which no other form of live entertainment provides.
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It may also prove to be the latest warning to governments that have resisted imposing tough restrictions before a spike in cases brings on a crushing public health crisis.
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Arone said the market will have a hard time moving ahead, even if the initial reaction for stocks is that bad news is good, because it brings on Fed easing.
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Part of the reason for the rosy forecast: Around this time every ten years, the federal government brings on hundreds of thousands of temporary workers to conduct the decennial Census.
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The bacterial infection brings on a red, sandpapery rash all over the body, a high fever, and sore throat, and can cause serious health complications, including heart and kidney damage.
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"If she brings on Eagles of Death Metal I'm gonna fucking diiiiieeeee," I heard one girl say, lowkey pouring some spirits from a flask into her and her mate's drinks.
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LeBron James and Tristan Thompson can change games with their athleticism when it matters most, and Iman Shumpert is an overlooked wild card for what he brings on the perimeter.
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Act 2 brings on an abundance of dancing, but story and movement mingle and merge throughout the ballet, from the Prince's mime sequence to the extraordinary Waltz of the Flowers.
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Mr. Longhurst also brings on to the Olivier stage an actual orchestra, the Southbank Sinfonia, whose playing weaves in and among the action rather than sitting sedately to one side.
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Foxconn often brings on temporary workers to help fill orders during the peak production season, but it may have a financial incentive to do so as well, the group suggests.
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After the company brings on a recruiter or HR manager, she or he can take over the bulk of the onboarding responsibilities, which should begin before new staffers' official start dates.
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I think that the disconnect between the physical self and the psychological self is a lot of what brings on the creation of all of the things we're talking about here.
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Basically, it erodes enamel on our teeth, pumps too much corn syrup into our bodies, increases liver fat, makes us obese, brings on diabetes, and ages the hell out of us.
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Final-round question brings on rare moment Popular TV game show "Jeopardy!" makes history after two female contestants had to answer the first-ever tie-breaker question in a regular game.
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Or, maybe he could host a less flashy talk show where he brings on those same lawmakers, but he also speaks with cultural leaders and musicians (preferably selected from his Spotify playlists).
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Considering it's arguably the most documented social season of year, not to mention your chance to challenge your go-to look, the month of December brings on more style scaries than any other.
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That means it's to Tile's advantage to integrate its technology in as many places and products as possible – as this brings on more customers, and more places where nearby Tiles can be found.
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The company brings on about 125 interns each May and June for a 12-week program across all aspects of the company, and she encourages them to build relationships right from the start.
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And, if the personal item a passenger brings on doesn't fit under their seat, they will be charged a regular checked bag fee ($25 for the first bag), plus a $25 gate service charge.
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Blake Shelton brings on the slime as host of this awards ceremony honoring young viewers' favorites in television, movies, music and social media, and featuring performances by DNCE, Charlie Puth, Wiz Khalifa and Silento.
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Lethal injection initially required a three-drug cocktail: The first (sodium thiopental or pentobarbital) puts the prisoner to sleep; the second (pancuronium bromide) brings on paralysis; and the final agent (potassium chloride) stops the heart.
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In this case, he brings on vocalists Ian Isiah and Eva Tolkin, while poet Ashlee Haze opens the performance with a beautifully personal spoken word performance (and, believe me, spoken word isn't normally my thing).
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All this technology is an investment in improving service, and eliminating bumps in performance as new employees get up to speed, or when retail brings on huge numbers of temporary employees during the seasonal rush.
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Boston recently entered the second year of its artist-in-residence program, which brings on multiple artists at a time; while three were selected last year, the city now has 10 actively working with departments.
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It'll be interesting to see how the CNCF will manage this as it brings on more projects (with Istio, the increasingly popular service mesh, being a likely candidate for coming over to the CNCF as well).
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After providing a glimpse of his wife, Catherine, and the children, Silva shuffles them offstage and brings on a young woman who becomes Dickens's romantic preoccupation during the few weeks in which this story takes place.
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The podcast, which has been running for over 150 episodes, brings on top commentators from across the political spectrum in media and politics for heterodox converations about how breaking news and ongoing political debates are covered.
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John Stamos is a working dad, but that doesn't mean being away from his wife Caitlin McHugh and their son William "Billy" Christopher, 6 months, is easy — in fact, it brings on the waterworks for the actor.
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The more often you can take a moment to identify whether what you are about to do will grow or shrink your depression, the more you can separate yourself from the thoughts and behaviors that depression brings on.
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"Sebastien brings on a deep knowledge of the industry and the local market which will be crucial to respond to the growth of the operating platform sustaining BlackRock's commercial development in the region," the firm said on Tuesday.
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The concentration of young people in Texas moving from smaller to larger counties, sharply leaning to the left, and becoming more politically active brings on increasing electoral importance to cities such as San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, and Austin.
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Drug companies taking stands Lethal injection initially required a three-drug cocktail: The first (sodium thiopental or pentobarbital) puts the prisoner to sleep, the second (pancuronium bromide) brings on paralysis, and the final agent (potassium chloride) stops the heart.
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The way the lips pull back with reticence and then push ahead to carefully remove the bud cleverly mixes the banal and the sublime, just as romance brings on a similar mix of highs and lows one can't forget.
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Here are some of the top tips to keep in mind: Michelle Sterling is executive vice president and chief human resources officer at technology giant Qualcomm and works with the roughly 500 interns the company brings on each year.
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" This episode brings on a bout of hand-wringing in Walker, who allows for the possibility of a "passing homosexual affair" between the two men but considers it "far more likely" that Chopin's fervent letters were the result of "psychological confusion.
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"Be the Cowboy," produced by Patrick Hyland and largely played by Mr. Hyland and Mitski, brings on the synthesizers and programmed drums, but it also provides close-ups of Mitski's voice, setting aside the previous albums' double-tracking and guitar noise.
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The T.B.I. brings on almost daily migraines, and when they come, it's as if the blast wave from the explosion in Afghanistan is still reverberating through my brain, shooting fresh bolts of pain through my skull, once again leaving me incapacitated.
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For Zhargul, a farmer and 48-year-old father of five living in the provincial capital of Lashkar Gah, the news of another U.S. troop deployment to his country and a return to Helmand, specifically, brings on a bitter déjà vu.
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The experience of holding a tiny deer in my hand and feeling its hooves is a neat trick, but the ability to actually feel it breathe and sense the warmth of its furry body brings on an entirely different dimension of emotion.
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Block on death penalty drugs Executions are typically done with three drugs given in stages: The first (sodium thiopental or pentobarbital) puts the prisoner to sleep, the second (pancuronium bromide) brings on paralysis and the final agent (potassium chloride) stops the heart.
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FMG has been raising the mix of premium feed in its shipments with the addition of its West Pilbara Fines product, a trend expected to continue as it brings on its Eliwana project next year and its magnetite Iron Bridge project in 2022.
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" So if you're looking to step up your own style with one of her chic and trusty bags, we asked her what five essential items she brings on every getaway so you can pack up your antique travel bag "Cynthia Bailey style.
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Services revenue has been the antithesis of venture-style growth because it yields lower margins and lacks repeatability and scalability; as your services business brings on more customers, you will need to scale headcount accordingly to support those accounts, which keeps margins low.
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Amy from California likes "Technology Generation" the best: I heard that we should be called Generation Z. Actually, to me this name brings on a feeling that we are the last generation to survive and the world will be brought down by us.
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She brings on scholars to discuss the stunning Byzantine mosaic of Empress Theodora from the Basilica of San Vitale in Ravenna, or the reconstruction of the Staffordshire Hoard Helmet — "possibly the single most exciting Anglo-Saxon find of the last 10 years," she says.
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As Dropbox looks to continue to mature as a public company, it has to ensure that it still brings on talent that understands where it's going now as it tries to wrangle larger enterprise customers that have a complex set of needs beyond just the typical consumer.
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The sessions are a true highlight of the show because it's important to see more representations of black folks navigating mental health issues with a licensed professional, but also because seeing a woman work through the trauma that sexual harassment brings on screen couldn't be more timely.
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The outcry is much more muted, activists of color say, when it's Muslim or black identities under assault – attacks that come not only from fringe groups, but by elected officials and influential TV personalities like Bill Maher, who regularly traffics in anti-Muslim tropes and brings on guests to demonize Islam.
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But that's where Schreck's teen girl energy kicks in: When she brings on Williams (who alternates performances with Ciprian) to join her in the debate, Williams brings with her all the galvanizing force of today's youth, who refuse to accept a subordinate place in the patriarchal hierarchy of US culture.
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And although the amount of alcohol that brings on a hangover varies by person, a hangover often means you've gone over what is considered by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to be moderate drinking: one drink per day for women and two drinks per day for men.
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Their ranks decimated and with winter closing in, the white men decide to head back, which brings on the scene, 25 minutes in, that which no one who sees it will soon forget (and which will certainly pass through the mind of any viewer who in future takes a hike through bear country).
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Cutler replaces co-founder Josh Luber at the helm of the company, but he'll continue to be the "public face" of the company according to the NYT, which is not unusual for a founder-led company when it brings on more traditionally experienced executives to steer the startup through periods of aggressive growth and business maturation.
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Confirmation is cautiously methodical and dramatically sensible – in other words, a work mostly of negative virtues – as it sets up the confrontation and brings on the major players, who include Joseph Biden (Greg Kinnear), at the time chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Republican Senator Orrin Hatch (Dylan Baker) and, acting on behalf of the White House, lobbyist Ken Duberstein (Eric Stonestreet).
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And yet that's precisely what Lily Hoang's A Bestiary does from the first sentence, letting the reader in on a voice so close, clear, and devoid of bullshit that it brings on immense relief, despite the fact that the private life the book allows you in on will be so crushing in its frankness that afterward you might no longer wish to move.
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It feels like every day brings on a fresh barrage of criticism and bad press: Joker is a rallying cry for violent incels; Joker prompts the FBI to issue warnings about threats of terrorism at its screenings; Joker sparks backlash from the families of those killed at the Aurora shooting in 2012; Joker is, after all that drama, just a terrible movie.
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"We're going to have 18 operations and we're going to do all the things that we've done over the past five or six years that has put Newmont in a strong position to make sure we optimize those assets, bring projects on when they make sense — not just because we're trying to grow production by any means — but do it when it brings on the best value."
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I REMEMBER THE THRILL OF HAVING YOUR OWN BUSINESS AND YOU DO THAT IN HERBALIFE AND IT'S UNIQUE IN THAT IT'S HARD TO GET INTO THAT BUSINESS BIG BARRIORS OF ENTRY TO IT. AND I REALLY THINK THAT FOR ME A GROWTH COMPANY, I LOOK AT THAT AS A MAJOR GROWTH COMPANY BECAUSE I THINK IT BRINGS ON A NEW CHANNEL OF GETTING TO THE CONSUMER, YOU KNOW WITH ALL THIS E-COMMERCE PUTTING OUT THE RETAILERS, YOU HAVE THAT.
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