"Bernie, I'm your biggest fan, and I'm here to ask you to stop pumping up the dairy industry and stop pumping up animal agriculture," she said.
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"Bernie, I'm your biggest supporter, and I'm here to ask you to stop pumping up the dairy industry and to stop pumping up animal agriculture," one protester said.
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So far it has been cautious about pumping up growth.
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No. Cross-selling is all about pumping up Wells' stock price.
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What's better than cooking a defender and pumping up the crowd?
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It is just so cool, pumping up the players and stuff.
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The OPIS founder forecasts that gasoline prices are pumping up this spring.
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As anti-vaxxers grow louder, so do their critics, pumping up the controversy.
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"The Russians aren't just pumping up the right wing in America," Kelly said.
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On the sound stage, the emcee is pumping up the 300-person studio audience.
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There's a bad version of that where you're just ... Pumping up for the numbers.
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It's more about pumping up the season's sales than being nice to you, though.
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DRAYMOND GREEN: I mean, there's not much pumping up that needs to be done.
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Has it had an effect, do you think, in pumping up the stock market?
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Indeed, it wasn't just the Fed busy pumping up the economy with monetary largess.
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Still, there are dangers to pumping up the economy when it is already doing well.
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At the time, Iran was still pumping up to 1.5 million barrels of crude oil.
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That's not the first time Tesla's been under fire for pumping up expectations of Autopilot.
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Whether that's on the track during a race, or it's pumping up my team beforehand.
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He promises to curb spending and resists the idea of pumping up growth with subsidised lending.
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Chumlee won't be pumping up the jam on the Strip ... he just cancelled his DJ appearance.
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With a recent currency depreciation pumping up prices even higher, some parents are simply canceling Christmas.
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Distorted and exaggerated stories about Clinton controversies had the added effect of pumping up Trump's candidacy.
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They threw scads of new oak barrels at the wine, and tried pumping up its power.
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Women are pumping up the volume and expanding a movement across organizations, communities, issues, and geographies.
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In this case, Mayweather is pumping up a fundraiser for a product that hasn't been released.
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Samsung isn't the only tech brand that's pumping up the volume when it comes to ad spending.
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So, what seemed like an angry rant was really just Kanye pumping up the crowd, we're told.
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" In addition to pumping up McCarthy, Giuliani also took aim at Emanuel for "fiddling while Chicago burns.
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We got Khaled Monday in NYC where he was pumping up his new track, "No Brainer," hard.
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Our kids, they get into the MTV Cribs and they get into pumping up—they're very athletic.
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That includes pressing issues like the administration's plans for pumping up the fight against the Islamic State.
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Sinopec and PetroChina own the five refineries that officials said were pumping up runs to maximize fuel exports.
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Tim Cook, for instance, was renowned for getting products out of Apple's warehouses faster and pumping up profits.
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But within hours, Trump starting pumping up whatever kernel of truth existed until it was no longer recognizable.
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Even a massive power outage in New York City can't stop Jennifer Lopez from pumping up her crowd.
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The first two days of the convention have been all about restoring party unity while pumping up Clinton.
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And it was also genius for Trump to make a point of pumping up his own moral squalor.
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But if Rose won't be credited with pumping up the Knicks' psyche, he surely reveals it more than anyone.
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More recently, Samsung posted a video on YouTube pumping up the dangers of a phone that's low on juice.
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Against a backdrop of red balloons, Owen Jones, a left-wing activist and journalist, is pumping up the crowd.
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It comes filled with air and has a valve hole for pumping up the ball if it goes flat.
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The research cited two cases of pumping up prices and squeezing markets to show underlying behaviors are rarely new.
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Rodney King's beating is still extremely difficult to watch, the cops' arms pumping up and down through the air.
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On a stage, microphone in hand, Mr. Chávez served as host, pumping up the audience and announcing the winner.
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For years, Q.E. seemed to have its greatest impact by pumping up prices of stocks and other financial assets.
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That does more for a kid that any pumping up you could do for a kid as a parent.
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I tested the set with Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" playing through a software equaliser pumping up the bass more.
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The Vision Fund intensifies an existing trend for ever-greater wads of money to pour into startups, pumping up valuations.
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And from the 7th on, love planet Venus joins the Scorpio party, pumping up the passion factor even further. Hot!
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Think of Steve Aoki, the electro-house hype man, pumping up the masses at this summer's Electroland, at Disneyland Paris.
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Manufacturers enjoy pumping up the contrast ratio of their TVs by listing results in unrealistic test settings, Mr. Heinonen said.
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Just pumping up the dollar signs around America's existing largely dysfunctional system for transportation spending is another kettle of fish entirely.
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Companies have binged on share buybacks in recent years, pumping up prices, but their appetite could wane as economic uncertainty rises.
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When pumping up culture war concerns gave the middle class an outlet for their frustration after feeling squeezed over decades. 29.
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Who better to get people excited for the festivities than two guys whose full-time job involves pumping up stadium crowds?
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Others may think there's nothing wrong with pumping up the value of your stock, and hence your own stock-based renumeration.
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Adelson is considering pumping up to $25 million more into the White House race before Election Day, Fox News said Monday.
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That's why bodybuilders spend time "pumping up" by performing a series of high-rep sets immediately before they step on stage.
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After years of pumping up American nationalism to support international adventurism, our political leaders have created a monster they cannot control.
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Maybe it's time Google focus a little more on quality control and spend a little less time pumping up AI.[Ars Technica]
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As a Hollywood vet, he obviously knows the game -- it's NEVER too early to start promoting and pumping up that box office!
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This means it effectively charges banks for holding deposits, an attempt to get them to lend it instead, pumping up the economy.
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Moreover, OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers are facing severe economic pressure and budget shortfalls, increasing the urgency of pumping up prices.
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Beats is known for pumping up the lows (bass) in its products, but the company said it's not really doing that anymore.
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The '80s, of course, were the Gordon Gecko decade, a "morning in America" overtly driven by the pumping-up of Wall Street.
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In the meantime, it and Priceline have been pumping up their inventory of vacation rentals in an attempt to compete with Airbnb.
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But TP says it noticed Justin wasn't pumping up the gig on his social media ... as the contract required him to do.
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But he has not been pumping up infrastructure spending as much as the market anticipated, and it now seems like a 2018 event.
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It surely helps that Leshi trades on the ChiNext, a frothy tech-heavy board full of Chinese retail investors pumping up "concept stocks".
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President Obama was in full "Hope and Change" mode, dismissing Donald Trump's dark view of the world while pumping up Hillary Clinton's credentials.
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But to my Trump critics, the note to Podesta is evidence that this journalist has a hidden political agenda — pumping up Clinton's candidacy.
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That's a bit of a flip from what Nicki tweeted over the weekend, blaming Kylie and Stormi for pumping up Travis' album sales.
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Naturally, this new Washington is more about pumping up himself and his achievements than spreading the credit around to the other founding fathers.
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He put the mercury sensor, which looked like a thinner version of a needle used for pumping up a football, on the desk.
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Kelly will be tasked with pumping up the San Francisco offense and helping the 49ers bounce back from a dismal 5-11 record.
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The Intercept (started by Glenn Greenwald among others) has been pumping up her candidacy like I pump up Diet A&W Cream Soda.
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Google is pumping up its privacy-friendly measurement product called Ads Data Hub that measures the performance of Google and non-Google ads.
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A trip can sometimes last 2000 hours or more, pumping up heart rate, intensifying colors and sounds, and altering the perception of time.
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"Such liquidity is pumping up financial valuations," Lisa Shalett, chief investment officer at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, wrote in a note on Monday.
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Prosecutors said they carried out the hackings to further other schemes with another Israeli, Ziv Orenstein, including pumping up stock prices with promotional emails.
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But in Puerto Rico, some of the insurance companies have accused public adjuster firms of pumping up claims in a quest for higher recoveries.
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But the generals who have run Thailand since a military coup in 2014 are pumping up the pomp in order to bolster their legitimacy.
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Moreover, those victories would come in large, winner-take-all states, quickly pumping up their delegate total beyond those of Trump (and/or Cruz).
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The magazine is focusing on pumping up video offerings and building out a new branded content studio that it hopes will bolster ad revenue.
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Prosecutors said they carried out the hacks to further other schemes with another Israeli, Ziv Orenstein, including pumping up stock prices with promotional emails.
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Rather, pumping up a possible suitor battle royale, only to end the entire commotion with a very clumsy man in REM sleep, only alienates them.
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" Shoaib said she had "no doubt" Mack was recruiting her: "It was very clear she was pumping up her feminist interests to lure me in.
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With an irrigation infrastructure that has suffered from years of under-investment and neglect, the city relies heavily on pumping up water from underground aquifers.
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Pumping up the mother-of-two is Mark Ronson's "Uptown Funk," the song's motivational lyrics "don't believe me just watch" perfectly fitting Hamilton's inspiring act.
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Pumping up police presence or police powers doesn't make people feel any safer; they just feel as though they are being contained, rather than protected.
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And our Trump-induced delirium indeed jeopardizes it, pumping up his impassioned adversaries at the risk of confusing and alienating dispassionate Americans in the middle.
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Aggressive share buybacks over the past year are pumping up its profitability on a per-share basis; EPS is up 19% to $103 a share.
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So, beating Cruz would boost the establishment's favored alternative, and in classic "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" fashion, they are pumping up Trump.
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Donald Trump has promoted conspiracy theories before, most notably beginning his political career by pumping up the racist birther conspiracy theory about Barack Obama in 2011.
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Years of near-zero interest rates and Fed QE operations are responsible for pumping up stock and long-term bond prices — just as the Fed intended.
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Prosecutors said the men carried out the cybercrimes to further other schemes with another Israeli, Ziv Orenstein, including pumping up stock prices with sham promotional emails.
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Trump plunged himself into the race with a steady stream of tweets pumping up Bishop -- and attacking McCready -- after the Republican won his primary in May.
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And scientists found genetic evidence now that the increase in Veillonella in runners after the marathon was pumping up the production of propionate in their guts.
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First, Ariana Grande brought the love, and now a bunch of naked people on bicycles -- looking like '60s flower children -- are pumping up spirits in Manchester.
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"I'm going to be playing the weirdest Christian music that's ever been made," said Zahl, pumping up the audience in the Church pews before his show.
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To give it even more texture, he ran a dime-size of Edge taming gel to diffuse weight on her sides while pumping up volume up top.
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The extra advantage to having the video in the album is due to the fact that the videos autoplay, pumping up the view count of the post.
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I just believe in going to that edit button, pumping up the contrast, the brightness a bit, and sharpening, so you can see every little corn kernel.
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The losses measure in the hundreds of millions, but they still represent a substantial quarter-over-quarter decrease, all while pumping up revenues to their highest yet.
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That alleged scheme generated hundreds of millions of dollars of profit through pumping up stock prices, online casinos, money laundering and other illegal activity, prosecutors have said.
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But you went right back to pumping up the stock price by bragging about Wells Fargo's record number of new accounts on your very next investor call.
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The GOP tax plan pumping up profits, and the fact that corporations are buying back stock at a record clip should keep a bid in the market.
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At the front of the room, a man named Reggie walked back and forth on a riser before a table of Herbalife products, pumping up the crowd.
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But pumping up tax breaks for the top 1 percent by taking health insurance away from low-income and middle-class Americans would be a moral obscenity.
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For every dollar an advertiser spends pumping up a piece of sponsored content, it can count on some amount of shares and retweets to expand its audience organically.
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Katy was out pumping up her new single, "Bon Appetite" this weekend at the Wango Tango concert in Carson, CA -- and noshed on a big ole cherry pie.
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The problem is that artificially pumping up the stock market to these lofty heights without a corresponding increase in earnings would pose a significant risk to the economy.
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He criticized the banking system for pumping up property prices and fuelling a "rentier economy", pledging instead to make sure banks invest in "high value, high productivity" businesses.
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And while Trump has largely resisted overtly attacking Clinton over the incident or raising questions about her health, he has lately begun pumping up that line of attack.
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Jay Z might wanna stick to pumping up athletes through his music, 'cause his in-person pep talks don't seem to be as effective ... just ask Dez Bryant.
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ABC is pumping up its comedy offerings, S.H.I.E.L.D. is on the move, Scandal is being delayed, Shonda Rhimes now has five shows on ABC and dogs can talk.
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The president and his media allies are already pumping up the volume on doubts about Biden's mental acuity and his capacity to handle the world's most demanding job.
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Both tablets replace the older versions of the Fire 7 and Fire 7 Kids Edition, pumping up the specs a little and offering even better value for money.
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As for all the people suing ... Anna has a far more forgiving outlook -- most likely because she was one of the models pumping up Fyre on social media.
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Moodymann, for his part, split his time chilling behind the scenes, pumping up the crowd from the booth and even snapping a couple of selfies with lucky fans.
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Regulator SodM earlier on Tuesday gave NAM 24 hours to close production at the Maasdijk and Monster fields as the company was pumping up much more gas than agreed.
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That's despite Target pumping up the value messaging around its grocery products, upping the quality of its produce and leaning into local offerings such as craft beer and wine.
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In the lawsuit, Estevez says he believes he was fired for his disability -- essentially saying the team didn't want a depressed guy in charge of pumping up the crowd.
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Drake and Taylor Swift are giving up music and going into soap opera writing, or they should ... based on the way they're pumping up the rumors about them banging.
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A boom in high-end real estate investment by Chinese buyers in Phnom Penh has stoked concerns that they are pumping up a market already unaffordable for most Cambodians.
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"It got so that when I went to bed, my legs were still pumping up and down," said Harry Abrams, a runner from the Lower East Side, in 1991.
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Though Facebook has suffered more scrutiny and reputational damage for its role in 2016, it was cable, not social networks, that went gaga pumping up Trump during the campaign.
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Prosecutors said they engaged in the hacking spree to further other schemes, including pumping up stock prices with sham promotional emails, running online casinos and operating an illegal bitcoin exchange.
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Unexpected and effortless, this easy eye look has us fantasizing about pumping up the boldness of our favorite going-out routines and the Instagram gold (glimmer?) that would surely follow.
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Pumping up the drama, EJ wore a burgundy fur coat with a bright satin shirt and a pair of matching pants that seemed to blend seamlessly into his heeled boots.
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Sharara, which has been pumping up to 280,000 barrels per day (bpd) in recent weeks, has been affected by repeated shutdowns because of protests by armed groups and oil workers.
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One of the ways plays can work in difficult times (and what times aren't?) is by pumping up the volume of the feelings we bring with us into the theater.
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Waldstein: All that pumping up by the fans, the P.A. and the Dodger players came to a crashing thud when the Astros plated a run before there was an out.
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On Monday, Mr. Dempsie called from London to talk about pumping up for the role, his favorite fan reactions and what Gendry's part might be in the wars to come.
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This meant promoting Polish state media, pumping up the left-wing politicians who hired them, or attacking the government's decision to place an order for American F-35 fighter jets.
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"There's always been some allure of the huddle where people imagine Ray Lewis or some star player yelling and pumping up the whole team," Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins said.
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Getting 40 replies pointing out the error of your ways sounds far more likely to provoke some reflection than being buried in thousands of reply-GIFs pumping up that humiliating ratio.
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NASA has spent the better part of the last decade pumping up its own "Journey to Mars," with a loose goal of getting humans to the surface sometime in the 2030s.
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And they tacked six proposed constitutional amendments onto last November's ballot — many of them, like a proposal to make fishing and hunting a constitutional right, aimed at pumping up Republican turnout.
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Just like pumping up a pressure vessel to well beyond its rated PSI in order to see how it performs under stress, this is about creating controlled failures in carefully observed environments.
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Prosecutors said the enterprise included pumping up stock prices with sham promotional emails, running online casinos, operating an illegal bitcoin exchange and laundering money through shell companies and accounts around the world.
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Rather than pumping up the customer with hot high-octane espressos or Americanos, winding him up for the drudgery of the working day, they cooled him with less caffeine and more play.
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You can listen to her offbeat career podcast, b CAUSE with Erin & Nicole, or you can start pumping up your career with her free guide, "10 Simple Steps to a Rich Career."
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This is a particular pet peeve after elections, where we'll spend *maybe* 72 hours digging in to the results after spending two years pumping up the election based largely on horse race polls.
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In his effort to dramatize the story of a Roman emperor's passionate, unapologetic love for a young Greek man, Mr. Wainwright goes too far, pumping up the score with overheated, over-orchestrated intensity.
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European states could agree to relax their fiscal straitjackets and permit green investment to sit outside Brussels-imposed budgetary restraints, perhaps also pumping up the EIB's capital base to make it lend more.
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Worried about an undercount, California and 25 other states are pouring close to a third of a billion dollars — an unheard-of sum — into pumping up response rates for the count next April.
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Carl Vuono, a career artillery officer, was pumping up the troops with tales of how well the Pentagon's howitzers and ground-fired rockets had performed in the desert sands of Kuwait and Iraq.
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A sheen of futurism, fear of missing out, a lack of fundamental value, and an inability of big backers to sell without crashing the market are factors pumping up the digital currency's price.
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Like other Sennheiser headphones, these earbuds focus on accuracy rather than pumping up the bass for the illusion of big sound in a small package or cranking the treble for an artificially bright effect.
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So — unless you're on the receiving end of a big inheritance — the most secure way to fund an early retirement might be what's easier said than done: pumping up savings during your working years.
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The alleged enterprise included pumping up stock prices with sham promotional emails, running online casinos, operating an illegal bitcoin exchange and laundering money through at least 75 shell companies and accounts around the world.
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The retailer is also pumping up these brands through its newly coined "Penney Days," a campaign through which shoppers can purchase merchandise from its Arizona or other in-house labels for only a penny.
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Her plan focuses on pumping up federal funding, but it doesn't place any onus on, or provide incentives to, large companies, which often have the resources to make child care available to their employees.
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"The city made hundreds of millions by pumping up sales of wildly overpriced medallions — as late as 2014 when it was clear that these assets were poised to decline," said Mr. Levine, a Democrat.
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A pop star, pumping up the crowd at a political rally, knows to be polite and sincere; a politician, visiting a late-night talk show, knows to act relatable and take some gentle ribbing.
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He was angry, combative, sarcastic, and more intent on getting off personal insults and pumping up his impending Senate campaign than actually answering questions or getting Congress or the public any closer to truth.
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By pumping up expectations for U.S. economic growth for the remainder of the year, Trump raised the political risks for Republicans in November's midterm elections and for himself for a 2020 re-election bid.
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He was angry, combative, sarcastic, and more intent on getting off personal insults and pumping up his impending Senate campaign than actually answering questions or getting Congress or the public any closer to truth.
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That's an excellent strategy for pumping up rally crowds or building a hypothetical future media business, but does nothing to help him reach the people — minorities and racially liberal whites — who find him disturbing.
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China watchers warned the long Lunar New Year holidays may have distorted the data to some degree, with companies pumping up production or rushing to build inventories before the break, which can last for weeks.
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For years the sea has been eating away at the shore, and the city has spent millions of dollars pumping up sand from the seafloor to replace it, only to have it wash away again.
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Cole and other senior House Republicans warned the White House against using the "recissions" process to target programs backed by Democrats while leaving untouched Republican priorities that largely were aimed at pumping up defense spending.
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The killer feature, though, is that you can customize your sound mix along the way, pumping up the vocals if you really want to hear the lyrics, or drowning yourself in bass if you're so inclined.
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First, Bannon and Breitbart, long used to pumping up underdogs, are going with the frontrunner: former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore, the top vote-getter in the August primary and the leader in recent polls.
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" Atkinson noted that "as far as the Russians are concerned, even in the run-up to Doha when they were going to be party to an agreement to freeze production, they were actually pumping up production anyway.
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He said these bigger blenders and oil firms realize that mid-size refineries can only sell to them and are therefore pumping up the price of the legally required RIN certificates by as much as 20 times.
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Instead, a lot of the money designated as Chinese tourist inflow may simply be pumping up asset prices — in real estate, for example — that do not necessarily benefit the economies, or the locals, of the destination countries.
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Indeed, from Charles I. Jones and Peter J. Klenow at Stanford University to economists at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, most analysts agree that pumping up income growth is not automatically equivalent to increasing welfare.
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Cheap borrowing costs may be artificially pumping up property values, but strong real estate fundamentals and the global interest rate environment are mitigating the risks, said Barry Sternlicht, head of the $53 billion investment firm Starwood Capital Group.
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There is no evidence of Chinese complicity in Russian-style hacker attacks on the West, but officially sanctioned trolls send out hundreds of millions of social-media posts every year attacking Western values and pumping up nationalist sentiment.
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It is also remarkable to note that while China was pumping up growth via near-record injections of credit, the Federal Reserve has had to back gently away from its earlier intentions of continuing to raise interest rates.
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Much of the rest of Trump's speech was about pumping up voters for the midterms, touting his administration's anti-abortion achievements and saying Democrats would seek to undo the White House's efforts if they pick up more seats.
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Having grown up around grandparents with high blood pressure pumping up inflatable cuffs on their arms (called a sphygmomanometer, apparently!) every time they needed to get a measurement, I find this VivoWatch BP a commendable advance in health tech.
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" Shoaib, who recalled a dinner with Mack during her appearance on Thursday's show, said she has "no doubt" she was being recruited for Nxivm: "It was very clear she was pumping up her feminist interests to lure me in.
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Read more: Meet the Goldman Sachs execs tasked with building the firms' new Blackstone-esque private-investing unit — and pumping up the bank's flagging stock priceMore broadly, there's a rich history of conflict between investment banks and their clients.
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The seed round has two typesSemil Shah, an early-stage investor at Lightspeed Venture Partners, who also invests out of his own firm, Haystack, expects the flow of capital to continue pumping up deal sizes in the new year.
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Certainly it is becoming clear that the authorities are continuing to ramp up their campaign against the so-called hot money pumping up commodity prices, with new measures designed to cool price action in iron ore, steel and coal among others.
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Aw. For EDM obsessives, gym junkies who need extra pumping up, or anyone requiring a distraction from their 9-5 job, Sony's Extra Bass headphones (model MDR-XB950B1) offer the enhanced low-end frequencies and punchy clarity you've been longing for.
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Although not illegal, altering CO2 emissions in cars can be achieved via a variety of engineering techniques to reduce fuel consumption such as switching off air conditioning, pumping up tyre pressure or improving aerodynamics by removing mirrors and taping up doors.
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The GOP number, however, is the one that stands out, given that far more Republicans believe the media is greatly pumping up the dangers of coronavirus than think the media is getting it about right (17%) or underestimating the threat (6%).
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Mr. Musk is remunerated in part for pumping up Tesla's share price — his new 10-year bonus plan could net him $55.8 billion in stock if the company's market capitalization hits $650 billion and bull's-eyes certain revenue and profitability targets.
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It's about a more established player, a dude who's game is built on the obscene refinement of actions that look like failure: being fouled, taking contact, pumping up a bad or weird shot, and turning it into something surprisingly effective.
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I'm not sure if this is CES' way of pumping up the show or inspiring exhibitors to reach for greater heights, but I can't help but think this whole display would have been just as effective packed inside a little display case somewhere.
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The Clinton campaign hopes targeting suburban voters with small, tailored events, which harken back to small events and roundtables the candidate did when she kicked off her campaign in early 2015, will contrast well with Trump, who is more comfortable pumping up crowds.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - GPS sport watches, compression leggings and hydration packs are the new must-haves for wealthy Chinese, pumping up the multi-billion dollar sportswear industry at a time when China's elite are reining in spending on more traditional luxury brands.
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On Wednesday, a red-meat menu included attacks on Democrats, immigrants and the news media — the "enemy of the people," Mr. Trump said before pumping up a line of Republicans who are betting on his support to bolster them in razor-thin races.
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The interest from big-name transportation companies like Uber and Lyft is pumping up the valuations of scooter startups, while proponents of the scooter-sharing business model simply see them as a fun, affordable and efficient way to get around highly-congested cities.
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Even now, after all the years of pumping up college education as the only way to survive, there's still close to 70 percent of U.S. adults from age 25 and older—yes, living right now—who are without four-year college degrees.
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Among the groups lining Lafayette Avenue are the Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School band, known for pumping up runners with the theme from the movie "Rocky," and the choir from the Emmanuel Baptist Church, where congregants spill out of morning services to serenade marathon participants.
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So while the money automakers are spending to sell vehicles is down slightly from December, this year-over-year jump in incentives has some investors wondering if the industry will repeat its past mistake of pumping up discounts to prop up sales, thereby hurting profitability.
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The superheated brandwash just makes its way back to room temperature and curdles, and the same dim honkers that spent Super Bowl improvising playfights on TV sets and pumping up imaginary beefs go on to spend the next weeks making just as much noise.
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Many of the people pumping up the median salaries for those six counties are highly paid lobbyists and lobbying firm attorneys who act as the conduits for all that money corporations, unions and lots of foreign governments spend in hopes of influencing our government.
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By using the web to mass target would-be investors, a schemer can commit the Securities and Exchange Commission no-no of artificially "pumping" up the value of stock to the masses in order to then "dump" the stock on a falsely inflated return.
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The growing network spans 32 states, with 48 local partners, as part of concentrated effort to mobilize new voters -- pushing back on voter ID laws and partisan gerrymandering efforts while pumping up campaigns for automatic voter registration programs -- ahead of the 2018 midterms and 2020 general election.
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All of this seemed to be in service to Bungie's specific targets: pumping up concurrent player counts, increasing time played per day and per week, and creating addictive hooks for people to treat Destiny as if it were the only game they could ever play at any given time.
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Yes, but: Goldman Sachs' energy analysts expect prices to rise as high as $75 a barrel, they said in a note to clients on Monday, but reverse course as the return of the "New Oil Order" returns, with U.S. producers pumping up production and the expiration of OPEC+ cuts.
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Drawing from the ecological theory known as "costly signaling theory," we argue instead that providing feedback should carry some cost—whether money, or time, or energy—to ensure that cheating (such as negative "review bombing" or pumping up a product's review rating) or lazy rating isn't worth it.
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But without pumping up or milking the music in any way, Mr. Noseda led a vigorous, exacting and pulsing performance, drawing out inner details and lending lightness, with a mordant touch, to the many scenes of backstage bustle and frivolity at the company where Adriana is a star.
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The problem with pumping up Trump in Iowa to try to force Cruz from the race and help defeat Trump in the long run is that if Trump wins Iowa and then wins New Hampshire (where he currently has a big lead), he may well just end up sweeping the table.
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Chengdu Journal CHENGDU, China — On the sixth floor of a down-on-its-luck shopping mall in this southwestern Chinese city, a brawny, hyperkinetic master of ceremonies going by the name "Train" strutted around a new fight ring, pumping up the crowd for a Friday night of punching, jabbing and kicking.
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Around the same time they pushed #SchumerShutdown, armies of Russian bots and trolls on social media were also pumping up the #ReleaseTheMemo hashtag, in support of the right-wing conspiracy theory that a classified memo on usage of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) reveals a shadowy "Deep State" cabal against President Trump.
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They also drive home Mr. Marks's debt to John le Carré — "Counterpart" pays hommage to Mr. le Carré's classic Cold War morality tale, "The Spy Who Came in From the Cold," while pumping up the dystopian, Orwellian mood and visuals (and borrowing discreetly from the premise of the Fox sci-fi series "Fringe").
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The nation and the world have long since learned the President is not shy about distorting reality (in his first year in office he lied or misrepresented the truth more than 2,000 times), and liberally pumping up his image in a way that might embarrass another man, even in highly sensitive circumstances.
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Elon Musk is pumping up our expectations again: The Tesla CEO and founder said that he's planning an October 28, Bay area unveiling of Tesla and SolarCity's new solar roof product, which will be directly integrated with version 2.0 of the Tesla's PowerWall solar storage battery for the home, as well a Tesla car charger.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (Vt.), "started to sound like me" on the campaign trail, pumping up the volume on progressive hot-button issues like income inequality and Wall Street malfeasance.
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No matter who's right, Casper's experience in the run-up to its public offering is just the latest signal to young consumer product brands that the days of pumping up sales with heavy marketing at the expense of profitability are probably gone — with few exceptions — unless you can find an acquirer that values things other than the current sustainability of the actual business.
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A switch to digital photography in the early '90s allowed Mr. Gursky to take large-format photographs and to manipulate the images in digital postproduction — by "pumping up the color sometimes or combining several different images in order to get this really even perspective, where you can see everything and details that aren't available from just one perspective are suddenly made available to you," Mr. Rugoff explained.
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