How do we get the attention of that vast middle?
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But it might not get the attention of drivers as quickly.
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Some migrants tried unsuccessfully to get the attention of the smugglers outside.
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So, how does one get the attention of the Lego higher-ups?
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Now, if only she could get the attention of bachelor Ben Higgins.
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The fandom has grown big enough to get the attention of academia.
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Startups have done some wild things to get the attention of VCs.
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But how do you get the attention of a big publishing house?
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The outage rendered "emergency buttons" to get the attention of guards ineffective.
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But eventually, their sheer numbers started to get the attention of authorities.
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How do you get the attention of serial entrepreneur and investor Mark Cuban?
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Any move up in yield will get the attention of the stock market.
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Whacking Assad will get the attention of the mullahs and the Revolutionary Guard.
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Other vehicles honk their horns to get the attention of the lorry driver.
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"The neighborhood is starting to get the attention of developers," Mr. Shnay said.
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Hopefully this will get the attention of legislators to deal with infrastructure in general.
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As the GAO suggested, this abuse is starting to get the attention of Congress.
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How could this combination of nostalgia and fashion not get the attention of the internet?
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It took an unprecedented level of protest to finally get the attention of federal agencies.
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People could launch bright satellites, to intentionally get the attention of people around the globe.
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"Disgorgement seems to be the only way to get the attention of these companies," he said.
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They do have bells, but they don't help much to get the attention of car drivers.
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These were a cheeky way to get the attention of a woman which looked perfectly respectable.
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But trying to get the attention of the mother, probably drunk on eucalyptus leaves, proved fruitless.
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To get the attention of top ad executives, it might help to appeal to their vanity.
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Phatak rapped sharply on the window to get the attention of the patient and her mother.
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You didn't need to start with a big advertising budget to get the attention of consumers.
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It's also a gambit to get the attention of government officials who they say have abandoned them.
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US action in Syria will get the attention of the North Korean leader and his Chinese protectors.
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They'll need to do more than get the attention of members of Congress or even the president.
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And separately, to get the attention of the Federal Trade Commission will take an awfully long time.
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Gender issues don't much get the attention of far-right parties, whether led by men or women.
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She was trying to get the attention of the president, who was perched in his nearby suite.
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In this environment, companies are trying to be more creative to get the attention of younger workers.
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To get the attention of authorities, they planned in 2014 to fast from dawn until dusk each day.
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Thing is, these events are a chance for old bad actors to get the attention of new audiences.
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To get the attention of users, many of these threatening messages are initially disguised as legitimate security warnings.
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You know when you post something on Snapchat or Instagram hoping to get the attention of your crush?
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Cynical political ploys like this may get the attention of the media circuit and the various players involved.
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The purpose of the presentation was to get the attention of key healthcare investors and potential strategic partners.
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He first released work on YouTube in 2013 in an effort to get the attention of comedy bigwigs.
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A private Facebook page shows that some are resorting to unusual methods to get the attention of journalists.
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I tend to get the attention of those around a conference table when I feel strongly about something.
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So, a few years later, Mr. Guttman figured out a way to get the attention of more voters.
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In the back row, an ecstatic woman tried to get the attention of an elderly man beside her.
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" Haley said Trump's tweets and actions help get the attention of world leaders who "see him as unpredictable.
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In his latest showcase video that's sure to get the attention of scouts, he proved he can ball.
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As Democrats begin to nominate for the 2020 presidential election, it's beginning to get the attention of Donald Trump.
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I started thinking about what I could do to get the attention of a girl I was really into.
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As the Fed meets in the coming week, there are other issues that will get the attention of markets.
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After the Haggler helped get the attention of Facebook, the company took down a particularly stubborn "William Swenson" account.
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The business model, in which advertisers pay to get the attention of users around the world, has printed money.
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To get the attention of pollinators, flowers have developed an assortment of cues, such as colorful petals and aromatic smells.
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We have been teaching people around here -- but I never imagined we'd get the attention of others around the world.
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"How do you get the attention of the smartest man in the world?" multiple messages from Mack to Nicole read.
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Y Combinator has become one of the key ways that startups from emerging markets get the attention of American investors.
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A whistleblower by the name of Harry Markopolos had tried to get the attention of the commission for a decade.
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"When you meet with dissidents, you get the attention of the Chinese security establishment," he told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.
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That's why it's a major faux pas as a human to touch or get the attention of a working dog.
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At one point Pelosi sought to get the attention of Trump and Schumer while they were having a side conversation.
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The internal petition is an increasingly common way for workers at tech companies to get the attention of their managers.
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They may not get the attention of Republican legislative chicanery in Congress or state-level Republican law to suppress voting.
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From the passenger seat, a gun-wielding Hernandez leaned across Bradley to get the attention of the men in the vehicle.
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With a glut of security startups out there, this one managed to get the attention of some well-known security investors.
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It's just weird enough to get the attention of critics, and just hygge enough to earn the affection of the Acadmy.
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The protest had been organized by disgruntled farmers who wanted to get the attention of the French government, according to police.
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I've read a lot on the internet saying that it is nearly impossible to get the attention of anyone at Facebook.
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Team reorganizations, which insiders said happen often at Netflix, can also be opportunities to get the attention of a higher up.
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Hoping to get the attention of a new generation of riders, Harley-Davidson introduced the LiveWire electric motorcycle earlier this year.
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"I would hope this would get the attention of some of the people who are law-abiding citizens," Ms. Lowe said.
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This was OK. If anything, it was good to get the attention of a famous man…whatever kind of attention that was.
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It's all too clear these days that it's difficult to get the attention of politicians when they need to improve cyber security.
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Cocktail waitresses struggle to get the attention of players on hybrid machines built by Gamblit Gaming, crows the company's boss, Eric Meyerhofer.
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Lukas Yla, a marketer searching for work in San Francisco, has devised a tasty way to get the attention of prospective employers.
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Many halls are struggling just to get the attention of a public increasingly drawn into the orbit of films and online television.
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But it's a challenge for an enterprise startup with a handful of customers to get the attention of executives at top companies.
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He had another 68 and was at six-under, which is sure to get the attention of Thomas Bjorn, the European captain.
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Klaviyo raises $2206M Series B after building company the old-fashioned way That will get the attention of anyone with a checkbook.
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It can be useful to get the attention of a high-profile business partner, a well-connected politician, or a potential romantic partner.
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"There's way more women at my shows," Tyga said, adding that he thinks Kylie Jenner helped him get the attention of middle America.
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This reality ought to get the attention of anyone who thinks they will win in 2018 or 2020 by running against Trump's record.
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And, if Ledecky decides to compete in the next Olympics in Tokyo, she could still get the attention of brands if she wins.
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"I thought this was my last chance to get the attention of somebody in a really big way," she told Good Morning America.
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A galaxy of expectation is expanding around him—you don't get the attention of Drake without a few million more eyes to boot.
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Details: The influence campaigns include calls on members of Congress, advertising, funding of research and efforts to get the attention of President Trump.
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To get the attention of hiring managers, one current exec put her own face on a milk carton while job hunting in college.
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You like to get the attention of a love interest by goofing off or being loud, and you don't form attachments very easily.
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He is one of the judiciary's more prominent conservatives and a judge whose opinions get the attention of conservatives on the Supreme Court.
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" She said that each country would return to its capitals and investigate "what else we can do to get the attention of North Korea.
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Having that information easily accessible is critical, which is part of the reason why Chen was also able to get the attention of investors.
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Peru is rife with social conflicts, especially related to water, and remote communities often take hostages to get the attention of the central government.
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The man on the crane threatened to jump to get the attention of local officials, coming down only when they promised to help him.
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Microsoft has an ingenious plan to get the attention of everyone attending Apple's big developer event on Monday: offer them free food and drinks.
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Nothing would get the attention of your opponents more than if you declared your intent to take a fresh look at the climate issue.
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We felt that wearing head wraps that day and getting ISD would help us get the attention of the board members and community supporters.
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A series like Vimeo's "High Maintenance," which would have never started on a major network, can get the attention of top executives and awards committees.
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So how will these buildings compete to get the attention of potential occupants, who will be expected to fork over thousands per month in rent?
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These three each have their own perspective on how to get the attention of investors and how to turn a conversation into a cap table.
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And if calling out isn't working, pop out a snack or two from the Furbo to get the attention of your BFF (best furry friend).
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The flashing red bulbs signal when a tram is approaching and are meant to get the attention of cellphone users who aren't always looking up.
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Cat owners know that the quickest and easiest way to get the attention of a feline friend is to open a can of their food.
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But surely there is a better way to get the attention of elected officials than by harming people who are homeless, sick, struggling, or traumatized.
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Wi-Fi access will be be unaffected by the move, but it should get the attention of those dragging their heels on returning the phone.
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While the ad is a clever way to get the attention of electronics lovers, it's easy to see how it could get irritating very quickly.
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Bergdahl has said he walked off his post to trigger an alert so he could get the attention of his superiors to recommend leadership reforms.
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To get the attention of these members, he will have to do more than make appearances in their districts or states or tweet at them.
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We were having trouble getting any scripts read because it's really hard to get the attention of the small number of actors in that pool.
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Raoul Peck Premiering at Film Forum was to get the attention of people who were important for how you saw your art (and your life).
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No one was killed... You shouldn't have to be wealthy or famous or popular to get the attention of the Chicago Police Department's detective unit.
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The ad uses excerpts from Obama's 1995 memoir, "Dreams from My Father," in an effort to get the attention of black voters in the state.
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Starting with a high-profile contractor like Boeing and a highly symbolic item like Air Force One will certainly get the attention of all vendors.
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You, the average citizen, don't have much ability to directly get the attention of one of the people at the tight inner circle to the president.
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Parnas said the contributions were designed to get the attention of key lawmakers at a time when he and Fruman were launching their gas export business.
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Beşikçi, a lawyer, and another digital forensics expert were also was able to get the attention of prosecutors, who set up a technical team in Ankara.
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At another point during the tense back-and-forth, while trying to get the attention of CNN's Erin Burnett's -- who was moderating -- Giuliani touched her arm.
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Since entrepreneurs have only eight words to get the attention of a venture capitalist in a pitch, skip the "So, Yeah," at the start, says Shapira.
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One classmate, Olivia "Livy" Mosolgo, testified that Carter sought to get the attention of girls who had stopped talking to her and lamented not having friends.
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One classmate, Olivia "Livy" Mosolgo, testified that Carter sought to get the attention of girls who had stopped talking to her and lamented not having friends.
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"I guess there's a thing where the second child is usually faster and louder, because they have to get the attention of the family," she explains.
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Rathnam said Kamcord users spend a lot of time trying to get the attention of their favorite broadcaster, but have to battle the noise from others.
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"Hopefully, at a minimum, this will get the attention of various law enforcement agencies to treat these cases seriously and provide a thorough investigation," she said.
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"My salespeople would say the chief security officer loves what we're doing, but it's hard to get the attention of the CEO and board," Meredith said.
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While the other red carpet reporters tried to get the attention of celebrities by yelling their names, he usually waited for them to come to him.
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TL;DR: This massive IT learning bundle is sure to get the attention of job recruiters throughout the industry — get the entire thing for just $39.
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Additionally, he noted that Donald Trump will die, just to add a little bit of excitement to the prank and get the attention of the Secret Service.
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Once he had everyone organized, Beach rushed to the camera, used a squeaky ball to get the attention of all 16 canines, and then clicked the button.
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It's a good thing to want to make it, first to make money and to be a success in the marketplace, to get the attention of customers.
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The whole show-stopping performance lasted less than 15 minutes, but it was enough time to make national news — and get the attention of the bongo's namesake.
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Gore, who has long been a champion of environmental causes, said the report's authors "torqued up" their warnings in an effort to get the attention of lawmakers.
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"I think [China] wanted to do something that would get the attention of the farmers, and then farmers will put some pressure on the administration," he said.
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This was a social stunt from the brand to try and get the attention of Spielberg and his team to celebrate the launch of 'Ready Player One.
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The only way to get the attention of a Republican Party that has proved itself interested in nothing more than power is to take away that power.
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"If, by the time you're 40, you haven't demonstrated earning power in terms of sales, it's hard to get the attention of a big gallery," she said.
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Klein pointed out that while Facebook is a vital tool for information in Myanmar, that it might not get the attention of other markets given its size.
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The petition, launched on June 18th to get the attention of the Mauritius Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development, seeks 100,000 signatures and currently has almost 3,500.
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You can contact Kasich at the following number: 614-466-3555 (and remember, calling is one of the most effective ways to get the attention of elected officials).
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Cardi B is back on the market and potential suitors are wasting no time in trying to get the attention of the most beloved female rapper in 2018.
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Victor gets swept up into a whirl of partying and casual sex while failing to get the attention of another employee, Maggie, whom he has actual feelings for.
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Almost immediately after its opening, the rooftop bar became a hot Chicago destination, which means you may struggle to get the attention of a bartender during peak times.
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He's been making enough noise around the scene to get the attention of the Amsterdam-based label Dekmental who have just announced the release of Seaton's newest record.
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He helped them get the attention of more neighbors, and a young man swam through the water, filled with sewage, dead fish and gasoline, to pull them out.
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The investor and advisor speculated to CNBC that the design might get the attention of companies like Apple and Microsoft that are increasingly investing in their own chips.
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Klein also pointed out that while Facebook is a vital tool for information in Myanmar, the country might not get the attention of other markets given its size.
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Some of those behaviors might be when a child bangs his or her head against a table to get the attention of others, or isolates themselves from other people.
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It is also too small and too low-profile to get the attention of Trump, which is the reason the speculative stock is up 48 percent since the election.
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Blacklisted from having a child, she goes to some shady figures to try and get around the restrictions, only to get the attention of a crime boss, Alexei Petriv.
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That will get the attention of the market, since the Fed's inflation target is 2 percent, though it watches a different metric, the price index for personal consumption expenditures.
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A video released by conservation groups in April showing visuals of the dead animals caught in the nets helped get the attention of lawmakers and spur the Senate bill.
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Of course, Tuesday still has to battle its way to get the attention of top founders who are getting pulled in all directions by investors, both new and old.
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"Rising rates tend to get the attention of fence sitters, who actually have to now start making decisions," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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They have a choice: listen and build good policy for their voters or attempt to score political points to get the attention of the most extreme parts of their base.
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It gets its name from the fact that it extends its arms and legs in a sort of stylized dance as a way to get the attention of potential mates.
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His persona blurs the line perfectly between entertainment and politics; if leveraged, this can get the attention of young people and allow Trump to create a hip brand for himself.
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But to set themselves apart from other candidates, the folks on this list went the extra mile, finding bizarre, hilarious, and ingenious ways to get the attention of hiring managers.
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"I decided early on you have to get the attention of the public, you've got to get them to follow you," Mr. Koch said in "Koch," Neil Barsky's 2012 documentary.
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But in 2003, Birx, an HIV researcher, was trying to get the attention of the official helming the global AIDS response -- by standing outside of his house for a week.
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Whether this proposal will gain any traction in Congress is an open question, but it would certainly get the attention of chief executives if they discover problems inside the company.
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Aerial footage showed tractors at work trying to control the flooding and several people on a rooftop, with one waving a white cloth to get the attention of a helicopter.
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The Yankees' bench had tried to get the attention of the third-base coach Joe Espada on the previous pitch, alerting him that Ellsbury might be able to steal home.
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Other sources told CNN that Butina was quick to use flirtatious behavior like footsie to get the attention of men at political events, raising suspicion with her heavy-handed overtures.
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Kaushik still doesn't touch the wheel — that's because he's going out of his way to show how hard the car's automation system will work to get the attention of the driver.
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On foot — standing on the bridge near a raging inferno -- the officers used hand signals to get the attention of commuters, halt traffic and turn their vehicles away from the bridge.
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The recent "Fat Leonard" bribery scandal involving U.S. Navy Admirals shows that even when the receipts exist it takes a significant sums and scandals to get the attention of the military.
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It was said that King would tap the ceiling of his office with a broomstick to get the attention of the WERD DJ upstairs when he needed to make an announcement.
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In last year's Texas election, O'Rourke did not need to work very hard to get the attention of liberal voters when he was the only Democrat in the race, Jones said.
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"We've been talking about paid sick leave for years, and it's really unfortunate that it takes a crisis like this to finally get the attention of the White House," he added.
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He's the first president who's been able to get the attention of the Chinese who are actually squeezing the North Koreans as we speak," McConnell told Fox News's "The Ingraham Angle.
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Instead, the way to check out at an Apple Store is to wander around until you get the attention of an employee who has one of the handheld checkout iPod Touches.
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His brother Ed, a disc jockey who managed punk groups, helped Mark get the attention of record labels after Mark formed a short-lived band called the Reaction in the 1970s.
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Fortunately, Chen's company had just been acquired and he was able to get the attention of the higher-ups and find that information, which was actually buried within a document internally somewhere.
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Both have the specter of user growth over them, but somehow Twitter has been able to at least throw a rock in the opposite direction to get the attention of investors temporarily.
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Given that Arcadis competes with Silicon Valley, the pharmaceutical industry and others for talent, the company has gone to great lengths to get the attention of future employees early in their education.
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Oh, to be a fly on the wall of the Ocean's 8 set — Sandra Bullock telling Sarah Paulson to dial it down, Mindy Kaling trying to get the attention of the papparazzi.
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Princess Kate actually wore this to a parade in 2014, so her ladylike option is royal-family-approved and sure to get the attention of any prince-like parade-goer in attendance.
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Yes, it might get the attention of the person you are sending their head to, in the same way that burning them in effigy right in front of them can attract eyeballs.
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There's a lot of smoke on Trump/Russia matters, and whatever did happen was sufficient to force the resignation of Trump's top national security aide and get the attention of the FBI.
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Yet despite that frequency, some founders (and PR folks) are extraordinarily good at pitching and find great success, while others seem to never get the attention of even the most workaholic writers.
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All it took for The Shadowboxers to get the attention of now-mentor Justin Timberlake was to simply say something on social media— and with it came the opportunity of a lifetime.
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It's meant to get the attention of parents who were separated from their kids at the U.S. border and deported without them as part of the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" immigration policy.
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"Often the child is trying to get the attention of the parent who is rejecting them — the more you push a kid away, the more he will come at you," she said.
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Nothing is more likely to get the attention of even the most complacent company with a dominant market position than a new business model seeking to overturn its simple but profitable existence.
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" And when he wants to get the attention of his fellow judges, Katy Perry and Luke Bryan, he faces and addresses them as he might a class of unruly third-graders: "Children.
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And so I think the Trump administration made this decision that they needed to get the attention of China, through tariffs, as a way of ultimately saying this relationship has to change.
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"I grabbed an emergency ladder, barricaded the hallway, grabbed a weapon, put the ladder out the window and just tried to get the attention of the SWAT officer," Gerace told the television station.
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School district police Chief Victor Araiza told reporters at a press conference Tuesday that James had first tried to "get the attention of the driver and intervene," before stepping into the car's path.
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FROM PEN: Watch Jennifer Lopez Tear Up Remembering Her Twins Being Born Courting that hope, Garay asked her followers to get the attention of Lopez by tagging her in comments under Garay's photo.
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While the two women are trying to get the attention of Google to amend the examples, they say they firmly believe the company will be welcoming of the idea, due to its ethos.
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"My third time reaching out is now through social media trying to get the attention of the company and share my story with reluctant customers," she wrote on the popular /r/MakeupAddiction forum.
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A belief is growing that power is concentrated among Buhari's chief of staff and an inner circle at the presidential villa, making it difficult for ministers to get the attention of the president.
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Using data created from the analysis of more than 150 million job posts and outcomes, Textio's system can accurately predict how likely a post is to get the attention of the right applicants.
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If the goal was to make a splash to get the attention of Brooklyn elected officials, it worked like a charm — at least as far as Brooklyn borough president Marty Markowitz was concerned.
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Struggling to get the attention of a tech giant After officials at Texas Parks and Wildlife saw the fishing ads in June 2019, they said they tried multiple strategies to get Google's attention.
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An entrepreneur with the best idea in the world will not get funding nor find strong team members if they don't have the relationship capital to get the attention of investors and potential employees.
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It takes a certain kind of brand to get the "in" with the fashion crowd — not just anyone can get the attention of people who live and breathe clothing and accessories all day long.
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Produced by privately owned media organization India Today the Bugs Bunny-style video follows Xi, dressed in military fatigues, as he attempts to get the attention of a chuckling Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Why it matters: With net neutrality rules under assault, proponents know they need to get the attention of policymakers with roots in the heartland to show support isn't isolated to the Silicon Valley bubble.
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"This is what we give to our customers who ask for rice and beans," he says, pointing to a dish he jokingly named "Holy Mole" to get the attention of his mostly gringo customers.
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Senior White House adviser Jared Kushner and White House Director of Strategic Initiatives Chris Liddell work to get the attention of their guests during the inaugural meeting of the American Technology Council on Monday.
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"They want to be able to have all the tools in their toolbox to get the attention of some of these countries we're trying to deal with," Thune said of the White House's position.
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You use it to get the attention of a pedestrian who's not even in a car — like when someone leaves a car door open but you're trying to pull into the spot next to them.
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When Hillary Clinton announced major changes to her estate-tax policy, it was most likely meant to get the attention of the Sanders/Elizabeth Warren voters who have long supported more taxes on the rich.
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It's not easy for a technical solution like this to get the attention of venture capitalists (or contests like Battlefield) because the people in charge don't always understand the nuances of this type of solution.
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Many said travel stories can often come off as a humblebrag or a way to get the attention of the opposite sex, and that any story told for either of those purposes is inherently annoying.
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But he used breakout town hall performances, viral moments and his biography as a millennial, gay military veteran and a former Rhodes scholar to get the attention of the entertainment industry and rake in cash.
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While Sanders was certainly well-funded in 2900, starting off with a massive fundraising total like that this second run reflects a certain muscle that is designed to get the attention of your primary opponents.
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More than that, it shows how powerless concerned individuals can feel when trying to get the attention of big tech companies and push for fixes -- even when they are law enforcement personnel from state agencies.
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But the companies are warning that they might have to give up those tax incentives and leave the state — flexing their financial muscles in a way that's guaranteed to get the attention of local political leaders.
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James tried to "get the attention of the driver and intervene" by stepping in front of the car's path and was hit, school district police chief Victor Araiza told reporters during a press conference on Tuesday.
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Take season three, episode two of Insecure for example: In a memorable scene, struggling hip-hop producer Daniel displays some anxiety at a club when trying to get the attention of a popular artist named Spider.
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"It's twofold: You don't want to antagonize the judge and you don't want to get the attention of the jury in a way that hurts your case," said veteran New York City defense attorney Gerald Lefcourt.
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Uh-oh Shakira ... the hottest ass in the universe might be trying to score with your baby daddy ... 'cause Miss BumBum is putting her two best cheeks forward to get the attention of soccer superstar Pique.
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In 2015, American actor Steve Martin curated an exhibit of work by Canadian painter Lawren Harris at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, but it apparently didn't get the attention of many of California's northern neighbors.
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In her shared video, Holland is heard telling the girl "it's okay, I got you," as she explains she's having a panic attack, with the crowd shoving her while trying to get the attention of the actor.
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Half the tenants living in an apartment building in Oakland's historic Fruitvale neighborhood haven't paid rent in months — all in an effort to get the attention of the landlord they hope will consider selling them the property.
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But not every team might have that buy-in to get the attention of the right people right away, and as companies get bigger and bigger it becomes more difficult to track the most important information internally.
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Why would you decide to obviously move forward with a public proposal, if you had the opportunity, one would expect, to have submitted a proposal that clearly did not get the attention of the board of directors?
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Incidentally, though, ChowNow's new lobbying campaign also illustrates the extent to which some tech companies believe they now have to weaponize Congress just to get the attention of — and force changes at — major tech giants, including Apple.
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Through integrations with YouTube, Spotify, and a slew of other services, you can drop in text, video, music, and photos and get the attention of group members by sending out what's called a signal to the group.
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Social media platforms provide a flat space for conversation with few boundaries or rules, where someone with six followers can get the attention of a member of Congress or a media outlet with little to no effort.
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Lower oil prices really are good news for consumers; lower bond yields will translate into lower mortgage rates; and the big market moves Monday will probably get the attention of policymakers and coax a more aggressive response.
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He also was distracted on the 15th tee on Friday when someone in his gallery, attempting to get the attention of a friend, whistled during Mickelson's backswing, leading to an errant shot that set up another bogey.
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And it's the kind of thing sure to get the attention of a president who's famously attuned to TV commentary (and who's also certainly aware of the buzz that can be earned for throwing some salty language around.) Which leads us to wonder: If you're trying to get the attention of Donald Trump — especially amid the staff upheaval and palace intrigue we've been seeing in the West Wing — is a bit of Trump-like rhetorical bomb-throwing on T.V. now the most effective way to break through to him?
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Instead, it took an unofficial internal survey of female employees to get the attention of the athletic apparel company's top executives, according to a New York Times report, which included interviews with 50 current and former Nike employees.
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This could well explain why Dowd resigned as an attorney for Trump almost immediately before the New York Times story was published, a coincidence of timing that would get the attention of any prosecutor, investigator or defense attorney.
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"The ads for child recruitment in the CRAC's are a desperate act to get the attention of the Mexican State," said Mexico's Network for the Rights of Children (REDIM) after news broke last week of the young recruits.
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"We hope this verdict will get the attention of the J&J board and that it will lead them to better inform the medical community and the public about the connection between asbestos, talc, and ovarian cancer," Lanier said.
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But, like this deal proves, the esports space is growing and working its way into the mainstream, hoping to get the attention of young men between 18 and 34 who have become increasingly difficult to reach via traditional advertising.
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Mulhern admitted that it was sometimes difficult to get the attention of investors in California from his location, some of whom would balk at investing in companies with board meetings so far from home, but TCV wasn't put off.
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But if Mr. Fink really wants to get the attention of company executives on stock buybacks and other corporate governance issues, why doesn't BlackRock vote more often against C.E.O. pay packages of companies that play the short-term game?
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Upon entering the bar, your friends beeline for that one vacant table in the back while you stake out a residence in the stool area and try to get the attention of the bartender — effectively rendering drinks on you.
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Residents receive carbon debit cards, and Laura manages this new responsibility and London's rapidly changing environment (think: drought, riots and disease), all while juggling school, trying to get the attention of her crush, Ravi, and playing in a band.
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"Maybe it'll get the attention of these other countries," Mr. Ditter said, as he stood in his field alongside a dozen dairy cows, each christened by his wife and their granddaughter with names like Julep, Chandelier, Thunder and Magic.
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Kadavy, Bard, and the rest of the team are tasked with sourcing those best deals and ensuring that they can at least get the attention of founders early on even if they aren't going to invest in them right away.
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Senior lobbyists who sometimes struggle to get the attention of company leaders told the Financial Times they were receiving calls from chief executives with orders to fight the tax plan, which some importers say threatens to wipe out their profits.
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What people love most about Peter Parker is that he's an outsider—a geek that can barely pay his bills, can't get the attention of the girl of his dreams, and only becomes more of a mess after gaining superpowers.
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Critic's Notebook For years, the words "Great Buy!" have been printed on the sides of pastel-colored, sort-of-Southwestern-looking cans of Arizona Iced Tea in a bid to get the attention of gas-station customers and convenience-store shoppers.
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The Ad Campaign The Republican candidate for mayor in New York, Nicole Malliotakis, an assemblywoman from Staten Island, is struggling to get the attention of voters in a heavily Democratic city, with a little more than five weeks before the Nov.
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Based out of his grandmother's basement in Washington DC, Plank came up with a line of athletic team wear which he then drove up and down the East Coast in a bid to get the attention of anyone and everyone.
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"Only the dismissal of this prosecution in its entirety would begin to get the attention of the government, the FBI, and the DOJ needed to impress upon them the 'reprehensible nature of its acts and omissions,'" Flynn's current lawyers added.
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You can find staffing companies through a simple Google search, and according to Lee, the best way to get the attention of a staffing company is to apply to a position you&aposre interested in and follow up on your application.
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"After a bunch of shouting, screaming, and petitioning... we have managed to get the attention of the people at the top, and they have heard us and want to protect us," Jamil said via an Instagram post announcing the step.
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In the 55-second video, Beckham fronts both male and female voices, including malaria survivors and doctors, and calls on people to add their voices to an online petition to get the attention of world leaders ahead of a key conference in October.
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"I was wondering who they would go after in retaliation (for #Huawei case)... they may have come under conclusion that someone who was a diplomat who worked for the Canadian government would get the attention of Ottawa," former ambassador tells us. https://t.
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The purpose of the hunger strike was to get the attention of the media—both international and domestic—regarding the alarming situation of enforced disappearances and extrajudicial killings of students, human rights workers, and political activists in Balochistan by Pakistani security forces.
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To get the attention of people who, like me, spend more time thinking about meditating than they do actually meditating, Headspace has launched a new version of its app with more flexibility—including meditations that can be as short as just one minute.
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The residents, many of them carrying kids and plastic bags full of their only belongings, wait in the balmy sun for hours, pressing their bodies against the fence to try and get the attention of any aid worker on the other side.
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"I think it's a completely good thing to want to do business, to want to make money and be a success in the marketplace, to get the attention of customers," Vestager said on a new episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
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And despite Scaramucci's own leaky crusade against leaks, the flow of information out of the White House seems unlikely to stop anytime soon, given that if a leak is ultimately discussed on Fox & Friends, it seems more likely to get the attention of the president.
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But the backing of the first black American woman to be elected both to Boston's City Council and to Congress in her state's history is certain to get the attention of the black women set to have an enormous impact on 22018's nomination process.
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Standing on the side of the highway between Juchitán and Matías Romero in red shorts, a black shirt, and Nike sneakers, Santos was trying to get the attention of a shirtless teenager who was dangling his legs over the side of the cargo truck's walls.
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Erika A. Kelton, a lawyer at Phillips and Cohen, a Washington-based firm that represents whistle-blowers but is not representing Mr. Breja, said that although the allegations are cast as a wrongful termination case, they are likely to get the attention of regulators.
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Wayne's lawyers are also likely attempting to get the attention of the U.S. Attorney General or Florida State Attorney, according to legal experts, because the complaint includes charges under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO), which has both federal and state precedents.
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Dimitri Gatanas, who runs the center with his family, said that for the six years they had been operating on 116th Street — under a lease with the city's Economic Development Corporation — he had often found it hard to get the attention of government officials.
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WHEN I WAS 12 and the old man grabbed my vagina on the bus, I felt shame, because I was truly trying to get the attention of a boy and I innately felt as though putting hair spray in my hair had invited the grabbing.
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Young men, many of them depressed, alienated or mentally disturbed, are drawn to the Columbine subculture because they see it as a way to lash out at the world and to get the attention of a society that they believe bullies, ignores or misunderstands them.
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" Barney Jopson of the Financial Times reported, "Senior lobbyists who sometimes struggle to get the attention of company leaders told the Financial Times they were receiving calls from chief executives with orders to fight the tax plan, which some importers say threatens to wipe out their profits.
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If CBS successfully attracts a big enough audience to not only offset production costs, but also make a profit, it will ensure a second season of Star Trek: Discovery and provide a blueprint for future CBS event shows and get the attention of all the other networks.
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There are other spins on online foreign language education like Duolingo, which raised $25 million at a $750 million valuation in July this year, but it seems like VIPKID has tapped into some kind of use case at the right time to get the attention of investors.
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The influence campaigns encompass a broad range of activities, including calls on members of Congress, advertising, funding of think-tank research and efforts to get the attention of President Trump, whose on-again, off-again streak of economic populism is of particular concern to the big companies.
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If I could get the attention of Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos for a couple of minutes, this is what I'd tell him: Jeff, This may sound crazy, but America needs you right now — to use some of your wealth and power to help save the republic.
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The Baliraja WhatsApp group is aiming higher too: It is members' voices in order to get the attention of the highest levels of government, impressing upon the Prime Minister and the Maharashtra chief minister the importance of issues like crop insurance, land security, farmer education, and increased support.
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One way to get the attention of local ETs is to shoot a giant laser at them, according to a study published Monday in The Astrophysical Journal and authored by James Clark, a graduate student at MIT's department of aeronautics and astronautics, along with MIT professor Kerri Cahoy.
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In this exclusive featurette from the Fey/Amy Poehler comedy Sisters Blu-ray called "The Kate and Pazuzu Chronicles," Fey's character Kate tries to get the attention of tough guy Pazuzu (professional wrestler/actor John Cena) with a series of come-ons that unfortunately do not faze Pazuzu.
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While Pinterest normally offers users a grid that they can flip through — compressing a lot of content into a small space — taking up the full width of the screen with a promoted video would offer advertisers considerable real estate if they're looking to get the attention of users.
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The handcuffs were a prop, a gimmick to get the attention of news photographers who had been alerted to his arrival — and to the arrival of the tiny item in the briefcase: the world's most expensive postage stamp, the 1-cent magenta from British Guiana, issued in 1856.
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"I started to call out and splash to try and get the attention of my friend but after five minutes it was clear I was on my own ... I had been splashing and screaming for some time and my heart rate was sky high," he wrote in the post.
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"If you're a small player with a very good product or a big consumer packaged goods company with a small unit, you will struggle to get the attention of some of our larger banners," said Narayan Iyengar, senior vice president of digital marketing and e-commerce at Albertsons.
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But the Trophy Club was very much a microcosm of the country itself, gawking at the spectacle that has become the presidency, before ultimately turning away with a shrug and trying to get the attention of a "shot girl" who plied the crowd with test tubes of sugary sweet liquor.
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"When you're a small federal agency trying to get the attention of every parent in America, if you just try to do it the normal way, you're not going to be successful," says Galbo, who wants to be clear that he's speaking for himself and not on behalf of the CPSC.
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Those are the variable Bluths, and then there are the constants: George (Tambor) and Lucille (Jessica Walter), acting as usual out of blind self-interest; Tobias (David Cross), desperate to save his long-dead marriage and D.O.A. acting career; Maeby (Alia Shawkat) trying to get the attention of her oblivious parents.
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Conscious of the perceived flightiness of the "gamer girl" — an image of a girl who pretends to be into gaming just to get the attention of guys, and which I now realise is sexist nonsense — I was anxious about getting in over my head and disappointing any fellow D&Ders.
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And everybody knows it's easier to give birth on your own (with the help of some YouTube instructional videos) than it is to get the attention of any Brazilian during the World Cup — this applies to taxi drivers, to the staff in the hospital and even to the baby herself.
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Screenshot of a tweet from sitting US Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa trying to get the attention of the President of the United States, Donald Trump (Twitter)Remember last month when we told you about how Senator Chuck Grassley was tweeting randomly, hoping that someone at the White House would see it?
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By October of last year, Mr. Whitaker was telling people that he was working as a political commentator on CNN in order to get the attention of Mr. Trump, said John Q. Barrett, a professor at St. John's University School of Law who met Mr. Whitaker during a television appearance last June.
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Do not get me wrong; I am glad that it is happening, and that victims of sexual harassment or abuse get to speak up and perpetrators are beginning to feel the consequences, but the fact that women have to create a trending hashtag to get the attention of the world is disgusting.
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In an interview with Recode released on Tuesday, Margrethe Vestager noted that while she thought "it's a completely good thing to want to do business, to want to make money and be a success in the marketplace, to get the attention of customers," companies such as Google and Apple still need to have limits.
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"As this is the largest money laundering scandal in European history, and Danske Bank is a major bank that sends dollars around the world, I imagine that this will certainly get the attention of the U.S. authorities," Bill Browder, the founder and CEO of Hermitage Capital Management who has campaigned against corruption in Russia, told Reuters.
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"Maybe this study will get the attention of a university administrator who will see the suicide problem as not just at their school, but widespread and it may elevate their level of awareness," said Victor Schwartz, chief medical officer at the JED Foundation in New York, which targets the mental health of young adults, who wasn't involved in the current research.
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That will get the attention of China because China, even if they can't invest in the United States, they are going to want to invest in Canada, or Germany, or Great Britain, or other parts of the EU. And so if all these other countries start to restrict Chinese investment, the Chinese will certainly get the message, " he told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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Now a teenager, with his parents volunteering at the church for 12-hour days on weekends, Jeremiah had also begun to notice "the little details": an associate pastor, trying to get the attention of a black man, jokingly referring to him as the one God left in the oven a little long; a youth leader suggesting Jeremiah must be new because he was black.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing MORE (D-Minn.) mentioned the virus briefly, late in the debate, but the crew of candidates spent the evening raising their hands like teenagers, to get the attention of moderators, to peddle low-end insults against each other.
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While not every college will end up with the top recruits in the country and get bounced in the second round of the NCAA Men's Basketball tournament, it offers an additional way for younger players to refine their game to the point they potentially get the attention of those universities — or the NBA, should the one-and-done rule that requires athletes to play a year in college end up disappearing.
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With a visual eloquence befitting his subject, Haitian filmmaker Peck tells the story of James Baldwin's struggles to wrest meaning from the assassinations of three of his friends: Medgar Evers, Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr. If there is a potential cloud to Oscar night's silver lining, it would be the worry that too often artists of color get the attention of the mainstream only when they take on racism.
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Likely sensing this was a precarious position for the pussy cat — a position that could quickly become fatal — the driver of the car with the dash cam jumps out of his vehicle, tries to get the attention of the driver in front of him and then ultimately decides to stick his hand under the car as it starts moving so he can pluck the kitten out of danger just in time.
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Earlier this month, Kipnis, who also goes by "Captain Dan," bought ski pants, snow boots and a winter coat for a trip to New Hampshire, hoping to get the attention of U.S. presidential candidates, particularly the Republicans, many of whom doubt the reality of climate science (0003% of climate scientists agree we're warming the atmosphere by burning fossil fuels and chopping down rainforests) and the rest of whom don't want to do much about it.
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Whether it's Sandy in Grease going from girl next door to greaser dream girl in order to prove her hopeless devotion to Danny Zuko, Cher Horowitz helping her best friend get the attention of her crush in Clueless, or Zack Siler in She's All That proving that he can turn any girl into the prom queen, viewers are repeatedly presented with the narrative that in order for women to get the guy, they have to change their appearance.
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Smartphones, tablets and even satellite television have also played a role, showing artists that despite the crushing lack of artistic infrastructure across the region — including few strong commercial and noncommercial art galleries, museums not focused on promoting and exhibiting contemporary art and a general lack of curatorial practice, artist residencies and good art schools — there are still ways to reach out and get the attention of art managers, critics, collectors and gallerists across the region and the world.
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We had at that time reported on the possibility of that Occidental would choose to do this, feeling as though it had been shut out of the final bidding for that asset, having pursued it for a number of years, actually, and feeling as though its proposal at the time, which as we reported was $76 a share, 40% of that in cash, was superior and wondering why it was unable to get the attention of Anadarko's board of directors.
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