The losses can be even more spectacular than the gains.
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Each year our firework displays seem bigger and more spectacular.
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But what makes a particular salad more spectacular than the next?
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And yet, No Man's Sky, somehow, does something even more spectacular.
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The sites had gotten more and more spectacular with each stop.
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But the battle with tech giants promises to be more spectacular.
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The run-up has been even more spectacular in the Delaware Basin.
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Even more spectacular has been the rise in CME copper options activity.
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It was a fine phone, but no more spectacular than a Nexus device.
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BECAUSE AS WE GET A BIGGER DISTRIBUTION, WE CAN AFFORD MORE SPECTACULAR ENTERTAINMENT.
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What could be more spectacular than a massive nationwide raid against undocumented immigrants?
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But his career and his life story are far more spectacular than that.
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In the end it's just more spectacular art fodder for your Instagram feed.
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The rewards for saying "bid" into a telephone can be even more spectacular.
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"It does make what she did in Melbourne even more spectacular," Shriver said.
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Formula One needs to be more spectacular, and that doesn't necessarily mean quicker.
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The back is even more spectacular, but we'll get to that in a minute.
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Pricey helicopters provide the only quick access to some of the more spectacular sights.
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"We're seeing more dunks because there are more spectacular athletes out there," he said.
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The game ends on a spectacularly clutch hit and an even more spectacular defensive play.
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The more normal their wares start to seem, the more spectacular their future may be.
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Worse, those benefits were outweighed by the even more spectacular costs of managing the process.
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Now, more spectacular still, comes the gutting of the flagship policy in the election manifesto.
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What is more radical, more spectacular, and more "holy fuck yes"-inducing than that twist?
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And nowhere was spectacle more spectacular than in the gladiator contests in the Roman Coliseum.
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And good lord, did it create one of the more spectacular goals you've ever seen.
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It's one of the more spectacular deaths (+25 for Ned) we've seen in Game of Thrones.
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Their O.G. product, FORIA Pleasure—which contains THC—was even more spectacular (and more expensive: $76).
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It's a remarkable feat of craftsmanship and commitment, made even more spectacular by its sudden demolition.
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He subordinates himself to making her all the more spectacular, but which one is in charge?
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But tonight, during the event's zenith, Earth is in for an even more spectacular show than usual.
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Hopefully we'll see something even more spectacular next week when Wall plays in the All-Star Game.
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The figures are more spectacular for refinanced mortgages, where nonbanks now make up 93 percent of loans.
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Click here to view original GIFThe new prototype drone-catching system offers a similar, but more spectacular, solution.
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George, Amal, Rande and Cindy are only homeless in Cabo temporarily ... they're building an even more spectacular compound.
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Though the drama currently unfolding on the GOP side is more spectacular, the Democrats are just as dysfunctional.
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In Yellowstone's early years, visitors dumped laundry soap into geysers in hopes of making the eruptions more spectacular.
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The show has since evolved into something far more stupid, and much more spectacular, than its initial premise.
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"It's more spectacular than we even envisioned," said Steven Goodman, NOAA's senior scientist for the GOES-R series.
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They are present every year — always slightly bigger, slightly more spectacular — to welcome the teams to the field.
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This month's celestial event may be even more spectacular because of an increased rate of meteors, according to NASA.
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We have a feeling the Broadway version will be even more spectacular — if we can hold out until March.
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The only thing more spectacular than the estate's one-of-a-kind design is its palm tree-dotted backyard.
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Fans of synchronized swimming can get excited for more spectacular, artistic moments at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
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Tsitsipas does everything with panache and there are few more spectacular sights than the dashing Greek in full flow.
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And where there's a glacier, there's sometimes a glacier lake to see, which is even more spectacular at sunrise.
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You want to be transported to a place that is more beautiful, more spectacular, more magical than what we know.
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Hell, in Taiwan we have a salted cold goose, which I find much more spectacular and refined than Nanjing's version.
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And as he wrapped up one long-running drama, he set the stage for his next, even more spectacular moment.
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The Perseids meteor shower takes place this week and scientists are predicting a more spectacular display than in years past.
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Through it, one views the world as if from within a cave; and the world is more spectacular and unscientific.
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When the plates move and shake in a genre of entertainment, you survive by getting either smarter or more spectacular.
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As a result, the cars will go up to five seconds faster per lap to provide more spectacular, closer racing.
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A more spectacular intercultural hoax, which Miller devotes a third of his book to, is the case of Paul Smaïl.
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This one is even more spectacular because it visualizes the distance of space in light days and light years so well.
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A far more spectacular voyage took place about 3,300 years ago, when humans first sailed to remote islands in the Pacific.
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I cannot disagree with that—and judging by that same write-up, the sights are only going to get more spectacular.
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The go-kart spins the cage around while a bunch of fireworks at the top make the whole thing even more spectacular.
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She's risen above sexist attitudes in her mission to make the hyper-masculine world of amateur boxing a little bit more spectacular.
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Now some meteor showers are more spectacular than others, giving us anywhere from a few to over a hundred meteors an hour.
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It had been written as a duel, and Jason had said Drogo's first kill had to be much more spectacular than that.
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"The more spectacular the games are and the stronger a showing France makes, this makes [the final] a main attraction," Maizière said.
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"The Philippines does have to prepare for the next phase, and the next phase will be more spectacular terror attack plots," Heydarian says.
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Of course, the fact that Rocky didn't beat Creed in the first movie makes his triumph in Rocky II all the more spectacular.
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Considered one of the greatest players in his country's history, Platini's fall from grace is perhaps even more spectacular than that of Blatter.
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Since the back of the home is facing west, views of the Santa Monica Mountains are even more spectacular while the sun sets.
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The scene at the park was far more relaxed and the scenery even more spectacular than what I saw at the glass bridge.
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Her portraits are frequently enchanting, such as "Passager XVI" (1989), but their lack of inventive style keeps them from reaching more spectacular heights.
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The autumn season brings many changes, but none are more spectacular than this: billions of leaves are turning from green to auburn and gold.
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The exact purpose of the spikes aside, there's no question Bajadasaurus is one of the more spectacular dinosaurs we've seen in quite some time.
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The autumn season brings many changes, but none are more spectacular than this: Billions of leaves are turning from green to auburn and gold.
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The autumn season brings many changes, but none are more spectacular than this: Billions of leaves will turn from green to auburn and gold.
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The story is a modern take on classic tragedy, the spectacular rise and even more spectacular fall of a larger-than-life business baron.
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For passengers who have been in the air for nearly 19 hours, larger windows will make seeing the Singapore sunrise an even more spectacular view.
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One of the more spectacular products of this bike-train system is this sea of bicycles you see at any train station in the Netherlands.
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I think this would even fail more in a much more spectacular fashion to try to base a criminal charge on this type of stuff.
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Taiwan's far more spectacular rise to affluence was steered by electrical engineers who consulted economists and enlisted market forces but were never ruled by them.
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The colors, the shapes, the diversity of survival strategies—life beneath the surface of the water seemed to her more spectacular than life above it.
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This time he pulls off something even more spectacular, somehow skipping between five opponents before slamming an unstoppable shot into the back of the net.
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Ukraine has faded from our national consciousness as other, even more spectacular recent foreign policy fiascos – Syria, Libya and ISIS – overwhelm our capacity to catalog them.
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But she wasn't 100% into it: During an appearance with Stephen Colbert, she noted that it was a missed opportunity for something a little more spectacular.
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And since news programs must show a profit, the more spectacular or salacious a candidate's comment or behavior, the more likely it will be dwelled upon.
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The Chiefs beat the Houston Texans in spectacular fashion this weekend -- but nothing was more spectacular than one of their offensive tackles busting two beers together.
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The event that her mom Kylie Jenner put together was more spectacular than any child's birthday we've ever seen — even compared to those thrown by Jenner's sisters.
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In the spirit of skewing more spectacular than spooky, we tapped makeup artist Ashleigh Ciucci to whip up five makeup-centric costumes that are anything but generic.
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The five 'key behaviours' are listed as: 'Revel in the racing', 'Make the spectacle more spectacular', 'Break down borders', 'Taste the oil' and 'Feel the blood boil'.
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The use of explosive devices suggests that assailants who want some sort of "differentiator" to distinguish themselves from any other school shooter, will seek more spectacular harms.
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I don't feel any desire to continue when there's a pile of games from just last year left to play, beside my TV: bigger, shinier, more spectacular.
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It would later be learned that the heat shield wasn't damaged, but the fiery re-entry was made more spectacular by the scorching retropack in Earth's upper atmosphere.
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So it's hard for us to imagine that Jennifer Lopez and Mariah Carey could wear anything more spectacular than what they wear on the Vegas stage — until now.
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By all accounts, he'd been roped into the whole thing because it's more spectacular to host a family feud rather than just one clash of two massive egos.
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Himes attributed European interest in his detective novels to his pivoting away from realism and racial protest and toward a more spectacular and cinematic depiction of black life.
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And pressure is on for each show to be more spectacular and memorable than the last, in a more memorable venue, adding to the potential for still more controversies.
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Life meets art in an vastly more spectacular fashion when Cookie makes tries to coax her son Jamal, who has post-traumatic stress disorder, back into recording and performing.
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It is also what Ben Bernanke's Fed did in an even more spectacular fashion in 2008 in response to the bursting of the U.S. housing and credit market bubbles.
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" Mr. Durham, in details that he shares for the first time, after years of claiming innocence, brags of doing "bank jobs, safety deposit and more spectacular jobs than this.
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It's hard to imagine a more spectacular way to beat out Sir Bobby Charlton's all-time goal-scoring record of 249—reaching a clean 250 on a clean-ass shot.
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Winter games also tend to have more spectacular crashes: nearly half of the men who reached the quarter-finals of the snowboard cross in Pyeongchang ended up hitting the deck.
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When examining the muddied pigments of Van Gogh's "Oise at Auvers" (1890), Tate researchers discovered evidence behind the watercolor's mount and frame indicating a much more spectacular program of colors.
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Bale's was not quite as clean, not quite as pure, but if anything it was more spectacular, more dreamlike, the sort of thing that does not happen before disbelieving eyes.
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Instead of latching on to environment features (or perhaps in addition — it's not clear), the Meat Hook attaches to "living" demons, pulling Doom Guy in close for even more spectacular kills.
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The event is all the more spectacular because it is staged in the Desert Botanical Garden here, with cacti-like monuments, lush trees, bright flowers and isolated peaks on the horizon.
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If that's not enough to have you appropriately cautious about making your nut sack as big as your head, there's that other, more spectacular outcome that I'd entertained at the party.
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One of the more spectacular failures occurred in 2009, when the University of California, San Diego sent 28,000 students an email saying they had been accepted when they had not been.
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While the performance is special and provides a glimpse into the scale of the world championships taking place in Incheon, South Korea, this year, the accompanying music video is even more spectacular.
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I booted up, logged into his Wi-Fi, and proceeded to watch a flickering Steph Curry convert an unbelieving crowd — spinning, falling away, each long-range jumper more spectacular than the last.
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He robbed Matt Holliday of a single by making a sprawling stop and throwing to first from his knees, but his more spectacular effort kept the Yankees at bay in the fifth.
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Among the biotech products VanderMeer imagines, none is more spectacular than Mord the flying bear, once a man, now with superhuman powers, and a terror in the wake of the Company's collapse.
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Maisel might be getting just a bit more spectacular thanks to the one-and-only Lauren Graham, whom The Hollywood Reporter writes could potentially land a guest role on the hit Amazon show.
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There's plenty of sex in Carnival Row, often made more spectacular through glowing wings faeries can use to take their intimacy to new heights, but there's none of Game of Thrones' notorious sexposition.
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"Most of the blood spilled in Europe in the more spectacular attacks, using guns and bombs, really all began at the time when Katibat al-Battar went back to Libya," Mr. Colquhoun said.
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Ukraine has faded from our national consciousness as other, even more spectacular recent foreign policy fiascos — Syria, Libya and the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) — overwhelm our capacity to catalog them.
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The Chargers are, in fact, in Los Angeles, not that anyone wants them here—USC outdrew the Chargers and Rams combined last weekend—and losing football games in even more spectacular fashion than usual.
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I wrote last week about a Tahitian keeper's own goal, which was too perfect to be true, but what makes Consigli's goal all the more spectacular is how he reacts to the damn thing.
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"In the over 20 years I have been photographing the firefall and leading workshops there in Yosemite, I have never seen a more spectacular one," said Michael Mariant, a photographer from Morro Bay, Calif.
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In 1989, the Getty Conservation Institute joined the long-resident Chinese archaeological team, the Dunhuang Academy, in a huge conservation project, which included making full-size replications of some of the more spectacular interiors.
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After a brief tunnel (lighted, thankfully), the bisse goes underground, leaving hikers with the choice of two other bisses that are far more spectacular: the Grand Bisse de Lens or the Bisse de Sillonin.
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This is one of two places of worship in central Utah that he has founded; the other, at Spanish Fork 50 miles away,is more spectacular (see picture) and attracts thousands of visitors a year.
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Whether Republicans should assist this process by attacking him or just stand back and watch him burn is unclear -- but some moderate Republicans believe that the more spectacular the inferno is, the better for them.
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Horiguchi landed many good right hands on Kape as he burst in and many on the counter, but some of his more spectacular moments came as he wedged his way up the inside of kicks.
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The government would have to write sensitive, intelligent laws that curb not only the more spectacular incidents of gun violence, like mass shootings, but also the everyday gun violence that barely registers as background noise.
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Still, it's currently the cheapest, starting at limited-time promotion of $50 per month (plus taxes and fees) alongside an even more spectacular deal that gets five lines for $95 (plus taxes and fees) per month.
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In the lead-up to the convention, the Times reports that the Trump team tossed around a bunch of ideas to make the convention more spectacular: Perhaps the candidate could arrive in Cleveland on a train.
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Standing in front of the three "Clock and Bed" paintings, Munch's self-portrait, and a real bed, I felt that the exhibition couldn't get any more spectacular — but then it did, and then it did again.
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Just a little bit farther came the trail's eponymous payoff: a narrow corridor squeezed between hundred-foot limestone walls that turned out to be even more spectacular than all those like-bait photos I'd seen online.
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The stage of the Baalbek International Festival - Lebanon's oldest having been started in 1956 - is even more spectacular, wedged between the temples of Jupiter and Bacchus, among the largest and best preserved Roman temples in the world.
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For after comfortably defeating what he considered the best 110m hurdles field in history in 13.04 seconds, the U.S.-based speedster made it clear that he felt this was just the beginning of something even more spectacular.
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"People most often associate stellar explosions with ancient stars, like a nova eruption on the surface of a decaying star or the even more spectacular supernova death of an extremely massive star," he said in the release.
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The exploits of Mr. Kerviel briefly placed him at the top of the leader board of the world's most notorious rogue traders, that is, before the financial crisis exposed a series of other, more spectacular banking transgressions.
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"The man who was setting off the fireworks didn't quite understand or else he decided to make it more spectacular by putting the same amount of dynamite into five minutes because we'd paid for it," she said.
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AMONG the world's more spectacular venues for non-religious weddings are some historic stone buildings dotted along the high points of Ireland's north coast: places where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of a short, choppy stretch of water.
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Two former top managers of the Porsche family holding company — as part of one of the more spectacular financial maneuvers of the last decade — are accused of manipulating Volkswagen's share price in 53, according to evidence presented in the trial.
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And while this weekend's all-electric Formula E race in New York City was unfortunately lacking in high-speed smashups, fans in attendance got to see a much rarer and more spectacular accident: a drone totally biting it on the racetrack.
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The relatively benign 2.85 km piste created by his fellow-countryman and former Olympic champion Bernhard Russi at the Jeongseon Alpine Centre features several jumps but is a far cry from the more spectacular descents on the World Cup circuit.
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This year's display peaked early, and that peak was more spectacular than the normal one of 60-100 an hour; the gravitational pull of Jupiter tugged together a number of meteor streams so that the Earth passed through them simultaneously.
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While a few vehicles drove into pieces of the plane on the highway, Meffert's was the only one hit by the crashing aircraft -- a fact made even more spectacular considering how busy the highway usually is, especially on a getaway weekend.
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That puts Fornite well ahead of other breakout games like Pokémon Go and Clash of Clans, and it's all the more spectacular when you realize the multi-platform game launched on consoles just eight months ago and on iOS just three months ago.
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One of the cases included run-of-the-mill tax evasion charges as well as more spectacular allegations that Cohen orchestrated illegal campaign contributions in 2016 by arranging payments of hush money to two women to suppress stories about alleged sexual affairs with Trump.
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Then again, look over to Mr. Robot — which spent much of its second season trying to deepen its female characters and encountered a ferocious backlash — to see what happens when you don't aim to be even more spectacular: Nobody talks about your third season.
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Recent news of Amazon's engagement with law enforcement to provide facial recognition surveillance (branded "Rekognition"), along with the almost unbelievable news of China's use of the technology, means that the technology industry needs to address the darker, more offensive side of some of its more spectacular advancements.
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The government has been slow to adopt new strategies and tactics even as the steady drumbeat of attacks on low-ranking soldiers and police, and more spectacular assaults such as the ambush in the Western Desert, erodes stamina and causes unrest among the rank and file.
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Abbey was also one of the last people to float Glen Canyon, a 186-mile-long stretch of the Colorado River that many considered more spectacular than Grand Canyon, before it was dammed in 1963 and turned into the Jet Ski and houseboat vacationland, Lake Powell.
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Whatever you call it, Cristiano Ronaldo's second goal against Juventus in Real Madrid's 21988-0 victory in the first leg of their Champions League quarterfinal in April was a thing of pure beauty: just a shade more spectacular than Gareth Bale's similar strike in the final.
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The op-ed describes an active and subtle campaign by many who work at the White House to sabotage the President's more spectacular whims and pursue a "two-track Presidency," separating what Trump brags to the public and what his government does quietly on his behalf.
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From there it became the idea of a WarioWare-esque game where you would complete simple interface operations under time pressure (I will likely return to this) with various ideas for layering on some kind of meta-narrative, or AI-twist, or something to make it more 'spectacular'.
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The bass comes in, fireworks go off, and a wall of light ripples outward from the center of the stage across the 360 degree LED panels that are more spectacular, technologically speaking, than anything the main stage has ever offered up, and likely custom built for his set.
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In an interview with Uproxx, Mangold described the film as an effort to move beyond the standard elements of what we now think of as the superhero genre — the "arms race" that calls for every installment to be bigger and more spectacular, with more characters and grander stakes.
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Because even if your heart was sailing on soon-to-be snuffed out hopes that NCAA-challenging Nigel Hayes and his No. 8 seed Badger underdogs were going to upset No. 4 seed Florida, you simply could not ask for a more spectacular ending in the purest sense of the word.
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Black Widow: Dominating the Masculine World of Boxing Nina Cranstoun is one of the only female boxing promoters in the UK. Her brassy charms lures in some of the biggest underground fighters from across the country, with the hope of making the hyper-masculine world of amateur boxing a little bit more spectacular.
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Mr. Audi's "Aus Licht" staging uses light, smoke and video to approximate some of these more spectacular effects, but still required extensive building in the raw warehouse space where it will be presented; the audience will move to face performers moving among multiple stages, sometimes gathering in the center and in the aisles.
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But if Dar really was behind the placement of the bomb in Sekou's van —– and I'm not entirely convinced that he was — he didn't set it off on the 59th Street bridge, which would have been far more spectacular and deadly, and he didn't set it off at the heart of rush hour.
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But it will be more spectacular, with allied jets due to fly over Trump and other leaders at the opening of NATO's new HQ. Expectations have been set low, even after Trump last month withdrew his earlier charge that the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation was "obsolete" because it was not "taking care of terror".
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In February, Echorouk, a popular Islamist newspaper, ran a teaser of a headline that claimed "gangs" were stealing the organs of some migrants and contaminating others with H.I.V. (The article itself contained hardly a word about any of this.) More spectacular and more problematic still, the government has mobilized the religious to help with its messaging.
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But eventually, TV became the venue for bigger illusions like the Statue of Liberty disappearance, things that could only be done on TV. Popular TV magicians work within those bounds—David Blaine's Street Magic requires an audience in an everyday location, while Criss Angel's series Criss Angel Mindfreak used the more spectacular tools of TV production.
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FROM COINAGE: The Real Cost of Going to Coachella Before bringing her headlining set — the first at Coachella by a female artist since Björk in 2007 — to a close, Gaga took it back to the beginning, showing off her "Poker Face" (the second single from her debut album The Fame) and writing a "Bad Romance" for the finale, made all the more spectacular by a fireworks display that ignited the night sky.
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And yet there's plenty to admire in Abuja, and for Lagos to envy: the extensive highways (which, not surprisingly, tend to make the city's car crashes more spectacular than those in Lagos); the generous portions of green area (where goat-head pepper soup and cold beer are served in gardens in the evenings); the much less humid air closer to the desert north, which makes the heat much more bearable than in Lagos, even though Abuja is hotter.
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