Another thing Microsoft has crammed in is far more welcome.
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Until the 1970s, women were more welcome at the dhabas.
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This makes Brazil's change of attitude all the more welcome.
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Free lunches (à la Google) might actually have been more welcome.
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Diverse voices are more welcome throughout the medium than ever before.
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A more welcome concern was working with the director, Alejandro G. Iñárritu.
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Some cities have started to adjust their systems to be more welcome.
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"Make mothers feel more welcome to nurse their babies wherever they please."
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LGBTQ people are more welcome in America today than just 21993 years ago.
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In no industry has the Canadian invasion been more welcome, though, than Hollywood.
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Incorporating multiple seating options into your apartment will make guests feel more welcome.
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Plus, we have eight tips for hotels on making guests feel more welcome.
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Plus, we have eight tips for hotels to make guests feel more welcome.
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Not just different stories, but different perspectives are more welcome in this expanding universe.
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Oh, and next time, bring a Wookiee or two; it'll make you more welcome here.
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There will be more welcome sights, and possibly some genuine achievements from the Trump administration.
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This is a much more welcome change than putting Ryan Reynolds's voice in Pikachu's mouth.
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Thursday's poll found more welcome news for Republicans among registered voters who identify as independents.
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That means battles, drama and probably more — welcome to Southeast Asia's tech Game Of Thrones.
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Those concerts will be worth hearing, though the "Prism" project would have been more welcome.
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And hailing from South Korea should make it more welcome than Chinese buyers in many places.
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That doesn't make the behavior any more welcome, but it is at least slightly less creepy.
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It's a solid scene, if we do say so ourselves, and an even more welcome surprise.
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The marauders from the Middle Kingdom may be more welcome than the barbarians at the gate.
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However, no change may be more welcome that what the team plans to do with Flash.
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Now, a 226-game homestand that starts Monday against San Francisco seems a lot more welcome.
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Which makes the bright blaze of new theater offerings in New York all the more welcome.
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The churches he attended, Mr. Mohammad said, made him feel more welcome than the neighborhood mosques.
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All these storylines would feel fresher and more welcome onscreen than another stab at the Phoenix.
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"Canada's immigration policy makes you feel more welcome than the U.S.," said Mr. Thomas, whose company, fulfil.
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Investors would obviously prefer certain candidates over others — Kudlow would be much more welcome than, say, Navarro.
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In other words, no sight is more welcome than a fully crossed-off to-do list this weekend.
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Finally, it seems, the right conversations are being had about how to make LGBT students feel more welcome.
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A broad swath of society seems to feel more welcome in a public library rather than a museum.
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It's funny, each time you come back to a tournament you start to feel more and more welcome.
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And in a flash, it had happened again — another interruption at the Capitol, perhaps more welcome than usual.
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He plans either to return to Iran or to find another country where he might be more welcome.
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Lighter floral or citrus might be more welcome in a professional environment than a woody or spicy one.
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This zombie Ronald McDonald would be a much more welcome sight on The Walking Dead than at the PlayPlace.
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This zombie Ronald McDonald would be a much more welcome sight on The Walking Dead than at the PlayPlace.
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But for New Yorkers, yuletide cheer comes even earlier, with the (much more welcome) tradition of seasonal window displays.
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More welcome centers are needed where migrants can stay, bathe and eat safely and apply for asylum, he said.
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It's all a more welcome environment for Trump than snowy Washington, which Trump has come to regard as hostile.
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But maybe one person of color would see it and feel more welcome in this absurdly moneyed, white space.
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North Korea sees Vietnam as less threatening than China and more of a peer, making it a more welcome mentor.
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Ahead, you'll find the 25 products that are going to make the change of seasons a whole lot more welcome.
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White women are socialized to cook at home, but also made to feel (more) welcome in a prestige office environment.
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To Mr. Trump's defenders, who have seen Mr. Shaub, an Obama appointee, as politically motivated, it is more welcome news.
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"No other country was more fitted to welcome a conqueror; no other conqueror was more welcome than the British," he wrote.
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It should be obvious that a hope for peace, no matter how tenuous, is more welcome than the threat of war.
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He observed sectional repeats that many routinely ignore these days, and the lively, buoyant performances made them all the more welcome.
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They tend to make a hard break with their surrounding flavors; the more intense those flavors, the more welcome the break.
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These developments couldn't be more welcome to the sinister new forces abroad for whom the Cold War has never really ended.
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Japan knows your pain, with one prefecture now rolling out painfully obvious signs in a bid to make visitors feel more welcome.
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German cars are already more welcome in China, for example, as Beijing's tariff rates on those vehicles are currently at 15 percent.
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Hopefully, at least by the time sources start disappearing, you'll realize these are carefully scripted dramas—more Welcome to Nightvale than Radiolab.
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Every family has decided to stay; in fact, the response by Chief Utz and the police made Somalis feel even more welcome.
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Like Mr. Henry, he recommended that the government open many more welcome centers to process the thousands who are arriving in France.
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It's a beautiful tribute to figures regarded as elders and heroes, but it doesn't make Crowe feel any more welcome in Oak Lawn.
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Antonio felt much more welcome in Mexico for a variety of reasons, but mostly because Mexicans really appreciated what he put out there.
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But what makes playing the new episodic Hitman different is its more welcome embrace of the achievement-hunting, completionist fanbase it's always attracted.
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Forsyth has tried to shed its racist past in recent years, and to some extent has succeeded in making minority populations more welcome.
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We are making sure that government processes and (the) licensing regime is being reformed to make investors feel more welcome and at home.
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This camp continues to revisit the notion of a potentially "moderate" regime changing its behavior and being more welcome in the broader global community.
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Later that day, Dermer went to another Hanukkah party, where he was far more welcome, just down Pennsylvania Avenue, at the Trump International Hotel.
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In any event, this will be one of the more welcome changes in the new iOS 11 that's released to the public this fall.
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Windows, Mac, Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One As anxious tweets and Facebook posts fill your feeds, peace and tranquility are more welcome than ever.
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There was more welcome news when, after months of prevaricating, the government declared the drought in the Western and Southern Cape a national disaster.
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Unlike much space opera, this story centers on Chinese and Vietnamese customs instead of Western military conventions, and is all the more welcome for it.
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At the same time, the anticipated rain was seen as more welcome news for the state's lakes and reservoirs, depleted by five years of drought.
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While the Echo is perfectly at home by my giant garish Asus router, Google Home looks more welcome on my kitchen counter, or by my bedside.
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For the GOP, it shifted attention from a more welcome storyline and instead invited Democrats to attack Trump on terrain that crosses party lines among voters.
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The new Champagne bars, coffee bars and cafes are sure to be a hit, but the wider aisles and larger booths may be even more welcome.
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"The Language of Kindness" could not be more compelling or more welcome: It's about how we survive, and about the people who help us do so.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion in the United States, making Maine's new slate of laws all the more welcome and, unfortunately, remarkable.
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Australia is still China's top supplier of coking coal, used in steelmaking, and its higher quality thermal coal will be more welcome than Indonesia's lower-grade supplies.
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In our mythos, hegemony over the Middle East is fondly but falsely remembered as more stable, more welcome, and more durable than it actually was or is.
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READ MORE: Welcome to Baoding, China's most polluted city Storm of discussion Beijing, like much of northern China, is struggling to tackle dangerously high levels of smog.
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A new app called Aloe Bud wants to make those push notifications into something more welcome: gentle reminders to take care of yourself and your own needs.
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A colleague, for example, has recently written about"seven kinds of kindness," small actions that people are taking to help refugee populations feel more welcome in America.
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On my trip, the area in question produced an altogether more welcome sight: a beautiful gray-green bull trout with salmon-colored spots, measuring some 21 inches.
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The people behind "Captain Marvel" — the movie as well as the comic books that inspired it — acknowledge the problematic history that led to these more welcome developments.
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After I criticized the restaurant Daniel for making some diners feel more welcome than others, dozens of people wrote to say they had always had wonderful experiences there.
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I love Broad City, but it's gone on a little too long, and the announcement that this will be the show's last season could not be more welcome.
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The music becomes a neat, irresistible package that delivers a burst of emotion — something so startling and immediate that it's more welcome with every return of the chorus.
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But his focus on creating a welcoming church, combined with his knack for communicating with the media, has made many LGBTQ Catholics feel more welcome in their church communities.
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Saying he wanted new citizens to feel more welcome in the USA, the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" host introduced six immigrants from Mexico, Tunisia, and other parts of the world.
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Besides finally bringing Earth's iPhone app up to speed with Android, the update is even more welcome considering the popular app had gone years without any significant updates for iOS.
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Politely, they part to make way for her, and yet, at some level, she is no more welcome here than she would be in the innermost chambers of the Vatican.
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"His legacy of unrepentant rabble-rousing made Texas a more welcome place for the underdog," wrote journalist Renée Feltz in the "Texas Observer" at the time of Mr. Hill's death.
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"In a political environment where white supremacists have felt more welcome than any time in recent memory, we saw them move from their margins to the mainstream," Mr. Greenblatt said.
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Then Friday, a more welcome surprise for refugee groups: A federal judge in Washington reversed several key provisions of the executive order, paving the way some refugees to enter the country.
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What is equally surprising—and more welcome, as a reminder to Americans that the country was not always so fractious and polarised—he has built his career on bipartisanship and compromise.
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" Said Miura-Ko, "It was interesting to me because women tend to feel like they can apply for a position where there are already are women — they feel more welcome there.
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Isaac Christian, 16, an incoming junior, said it had helped him solidify his idea of starting a club to identify students who felt isolated and help make them feel more welcome.
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Dramatically more capable, they may be all the more welcome in workplaces, and could create enormous gulfs between the performance of those who invest in them and those who do not.
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And there's talk of "internal aliyah" — families moving from neighborhoods where they are routinely subject to anti-Semitic taunts and threats to other parts of France where they feel more welcome.
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No publisher was ever more closely at my side or ever made me more welcome in his own home - the London or New York one - as if it might be mine.
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Make birds more welcome in your yard While manicured lawns are the look of choice for so many communities, Fitzpatrick and many other environmental advocates say they don't help nature thrive.
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The sudden reversal has come as a shock for newly settled refugees, who have applied and been permitted official residency because they were more "welcome" in Germany compared to other European countries.
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Other concerns included how to make it clear that Google did not have lower standards for hiring women and minorities, and what it could do to make political conservatives feel more welcome.
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But to help women who come to these events, give them role models and make them feel more welcome to play and pursue professional careers in CS:GO, these [women only] tournaments are needed.
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Dramatically more capable, AI-enabled devices may be all the more welcome in workplaces, and could create enormous gulfs between the performance of those who invest in them and those who do not.
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It's only been fitfully successful at achieving either of those goals, but the inadvertent benefit is that all the Carol we've seen in the past two episodes has been that much more welcome.
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"I have never felt more welcome in a city in my entire life," she told the crowd at the event, which included a performance from country star Jessi Alexander and her husband Jon Randall.
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He's sort of the disrupter in chief, and he always goes in with this disruptive attitude, and then he tends to come out at the end with a more welcome message if you will.
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My colleague Jane Coaston identified the Carlson monologue as a turning point, recasting conservatism from a defense of free enterprise to a kind of white-centered economic populism, where government intervention is more welcome.
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ENSTONE, England (Reuters) - Female representation in esports is in a 'terrible state' and attitudes must change for women gamers to feel more welcome, according to Team Vitality co-founder and chief executive Nicolas Maurer.
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And it is all the more welcome for its projection of an often-missed view of the war, in which Poles take a leading and positive role, rather than being mere bystanders, victims or accomplices.
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It is hard to imagine that Iraq would be more stable today, or the United States would be any more welcome, if Washington had seized what Mr. Trump called the "spoils" of war for itself.
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Their words were all the more welcome to conservatives' ears because they were defiant, even belligerent — the kind of hold-nothing-back aggression against Democrats that Mr. Trump uses to rouse his base of voters.
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"They would be much more welcome in this community if they would do their part," said Pamela Wolff, 83, a Chelsea resident who struggled to name a big-ticket Google project for the entire neighborhood.
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The FBI news conference on Tuesday could not have been more welcome news for Trump, who was facing his latest round of controversy over a tweet he sent out on Saturday that evoked anti-Semitic imagery.
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One way Google is trying to position Duplex is in the same realm as a self-driving car—an analogy that might be more welcome right now than an association with Google's controversial military AI program.
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Registry For pet owners, a clever or useful item for their cat or dog could be more welcome as a wedding gift than a place setting of china, a duvet cover or yet another toaster oven.
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"This is all the more welcome given the purchasing managers disappointingly reporting that overall euro zone services and manufacturing output slipped back to a 19-month low in August," IHS Global Insight economist Howard Archer said.
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While that move will dismay German fans, there was a more welcome change in the renamed Azerbaijan Grand Prix being pushed back to June 230 to avoid a clash with the Le Mans 227 Hours sportscar classic.
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On the other hand, families with children may get the more welcome surprise of a larger than expected refund if too much money is withheld from their paychecks, as the new law increases the child tax credit.
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For example, the now double-paned Direct Message section is more welcome as it makes using Messages feel more like the real inbox it often is — with the message list on the left and conversations on the right.
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While President López Obrador has chosen, in some ways, to help the United States carry out its immigration agenda, he has also sent a message to potential migrants that they are now more welcome than ever in Mexico.
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He said Mas had proved to be pragmatic in the way his attitudes toward Cuba had evolved in the years after his father's death, and indeed those views are finding more and more welcome ears among Cuban-Americans.
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KARNAL, India(Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Following India's September move to scrap a colonial-era ban on gay sex, more and more corporations are opening their doors to LGBT+ people and ushering in policies to make them feel more welcome.
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KARNAL, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Following India's September move to scrap a colonial-era ban on gay sex, more and more corporations are opening their doors to LGBT+ people and ushering in policies to make them feel more welcome.
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The symbolic power of land acknowledgments was discussed in the performance itself, which included footage of a Native American woman recounting how hearing a land acknowledgment at an event in Minneapolis made her feel more welcome in the space.
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As more and more retailers temporarily shutter their brick-and-mortar locations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, shopping online has never been more welcome of a respite — and all the better if we can save some cash while doing so.
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But in these stories there's often an attempt to get around the fact that a demonic possession necessarily requires the existence of God and Satan to work, the better to make those in the audience who don't believe in God feel more welcome.
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The music branch of the Academy, which determines the nominees here, is notoriously averse to newcomers, which makes it all the more welcome that four of these nominees — everybody but the 14-time nominee, never-winner Thomas Newman — are on their first Oscar nominations.
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Doug Jones's win in the special Senate election on Tuesday, the first for an Alabama Democrat in more than two decades, widened the party's ambitions and set off a more welcome -- and cordial -- discussion about where to go next and how to get there.
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This style of slickly produced contemporary boom-bap isn't particularly in fashion these days—certainly less so than it was when Blu captured the imaginations of the rap world with his underground classic Below the Heavens—but it's more welcome than ever as a result.
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And because the series starts small — with Nick trying to figure out just what he's dealing with when it comes to Happy — it makes the way it gradually ramps up its level of serialization and world building more welcome than it otherwise would be. Happy!
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Though comics and illustration are more welcome now than previously in the fine art world (for example, Robert Crumb is represented by David Zwirner Gallery, which also exhibited Ad Reinhardt's comics alongside his black paintings in a 2013 show), the stigma against it is still present.
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And yet, improbably, Bobby Kennedy, a near-total stranger to black America only ten years earlier, felt more at home in it now than any other white politician in America — and more welcome, and comfortable, there than he would have in ostensibly safer and more "respectable" places.
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At least that's the interpretation of his experience in history, and therefore with the market loving more of the same with regard to uber accommodative monetary policy is more welcome than the alternative, which would be the market speculating on (Trump) selecting somebody more hawkish in nature.
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At a time when sitcoms are prone to seriousness — the "Will & Grace" reboot had a frank discussion about sexual assault, characters have died from drug overdoses on "Mom" and an annotated copy of "Nicomachean Ethics" wouldn't hurt for watching "The Good Place" — "Schitt's Creek" is even more welcome.
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Spiegel's practical suggestions (how to finger someone, what supplies to have on hand for a booty call) and list of don'ts (most types of internet dating, having sex just to feel good about yourself) would be more welcome if Action were presented as an exuberant memoir rather than as general counsel.
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I'm certain my positive experience at this practice was directly correlated to the fact that I paid out of pocket for the care, a more-lucrative exchange for doctors which subsequently incentivizes a more hands-on approach, but there are things all medical care providers can do to educate themselves and make trans patients feel more welcome.
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By providing a document in the kernel source tree that shows that all people, developers and maintainers alike, will be treated with respect and dignity while working together, we help to create a more welcome community to those newcomers, which our very future depends on if we all wish to see this project succeed at its goals.
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EDT: President Obama and first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE welcome the 2016 U.S. Olympic and Paralympic teams to the White House.
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Then Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE welcome to the White House King Abdullah II and Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan.
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Later he and Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE welcome Polish President Andrzej Duda and his wife Agata Kornhauser-Duda to the White House this afternoon.
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EDT: President Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE welcome Polish President Andrzej Duda and his wife, Agata Kornhauser-Duda.
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The Arizona Cardinals play with a bold brightness that is all the more welcome amid the usual rote rhetoric and ad hoc virtue; they are vital and fun to watch, their quarterback is enjoying a career renaissance at an age when most of his peers are considering getting their real estate licenses, and it is good.
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Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpThe Hill's 2628:28500 Report: New Hampshire fallout The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders repeats with NH primary win, but with narrower victory Trump to host king and queen of Spain for state visit MORE welcome Lenin Moreno Garcés, president of Ecuador, and his wife, Rocio González de Moreno, to the White House for bilateral meetings.
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For the GOP, it shifted the political discussion from a more welcome storyline about the end of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe to health care — the issue Democrats see as helping them win back the House majority last fall.
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For the GOP, it shifted the political discussion from a more welcome storyline about the end of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe to health care — the issue Democrats believe helped them win back the House majority last fall.
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Noon: President Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE welcome Colombian President Iván Duque and his wife, María Juliana Ruiz Sandoval, to the White House.
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Hedonism sells most of their vintage booze online and ships quickly to the U.S., which means I'll be buying a few bottles to give as house party presents this year — a much more sophisticated (and probably more welcome) gift than my usual offering of an inflatable 5-foot zebra, dachshund or reindeer from the Balloon Saloon in New York. hedonism.co.uk.
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The president and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE welcome French President Emmanuel Macron and Brigitte Macron to the White House, and together plant a tree on the South Lawn.
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Shunned by her friend, a man whom Susanna Moore, the novelist and one of Ms. Griscom's oldest confidantes, called "a glamorous and worldly father figure with whom one could be a little bit in love," Ms. Griscom found herself ostracized and isolated in the small sphere of New York society where women branded home wreckers are hardly more welcome than they might be in any American suburb.
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He described the Night Wolves, a mix of Russians and Serbs, as harmless "tourists" who were far more welcome than "men in short trousers with beards but no mustaches," a reference to the dress code and shaving habits of Muslims who follow a rigid form of the faith promoted by Saudi Arabia and who many Serb nationalists believe, against all evidence, are numerous in Bosnia.
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The president and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE welcome Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta and his wife Margaret Kenyatta to the White House for a working visit and bilateral discussions in the afternoon.
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Even if Ivanka did not arrive in time to upstage Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, who had already returned home, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's daughter was probably more welcome than Miss Kim's replacement at the Olympics, Kim Yong Chol.
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