But those elements barely scratch the surface of The Founder.
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But they barely scratch the surface of what is needed.
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I believe we are just beginning to scratch the surface.
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Scratch the surface, however, and its situation looks less good.
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These new foodie adventure games just barely scratch the surface, though.
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Of course, these five (and the Eagles) only scratch the surface.
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Scratch the surface in Asia, and you'll find The War underneath.
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We've just begun to scratch the surface, so what's in store next?
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With any luck, this list will only scratch the surface of the
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But scratch the surface, and you'll usually find there's not much there.
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Scratch the surface with our guide to the week's winners and winners.
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The gag is — that doesn't even scratch the surface of Palmer's projects.
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And those two reasons for Johnson's bad reputation barely scratch the surface.
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You have the scratch the surface a bit more for the real change.
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As a result, "skills" just scratch the surface of what's possible with voice.
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Reading comprehension and patience only scratch the surface of difficulties Trump will face.
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But we're just beginning to scratch the surface of what they can do.
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"If you scratch the surface, every humorist is a tragedian," Justice Bransten said.
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As a society, we've barely begun to scratch the surface of sleep orgasms.
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Words like passion and motivation don't even scratch the surface of getting stoked.
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But scratch the surface, and a far more complicated and troubling picture emerges.
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So we really think we've just begun to scratch the surface of economic growth.
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The 59 new arrivals are welcome, but barely scratch the surface of unmet needs.
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Scratch the surface of our cultural obsession with bloating, and you'll find fat-phobia.
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Scratch the surface, and many Russians remain deeply suspicious of their powerful Asian neighbor.
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"I feel I've only begun to scratch the surface of the quirk," she said.
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And I think probably Congress has just begun to scratch the surface of it.
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Everyone's out here saying they're the plug, but they can't even scratch the surface.
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But workers told CNN Business the changes barely scratch the surface of their complaints.
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As time goes on and you scratch the surface, people are getting more angry.
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But Mr. Laverty said even that will barely scratch the surface of the problem.
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And like most bullies, you scratch the surface and there's a crybaby just underneath.
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For Laura Richards of anti-stalking charity Paladin, these findings barely scratch the surface.
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AI researchers are only starting to scratch the surface of this kind of emotional intelligence.
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But there are ongoing investigations, and I suspect we're just beginning to scratch the surface.
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Hope that maybe we had only just begun to scratch the surface of our potential.
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These latest allegations only begin to scratch the surface of widespread sexual misconduct in Hollywood.
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""The Consumer Direct Offense is working and we've only just started to scratch the surface.
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But official numbers barely scratch the surface of the crimes committed against migrants in Mexico.
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But scratch the surface and you find growing concern over the unmistakable rise of Sen.
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Just scratch the surface of the human community and soon you will find the horde.
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And these staggering numbers don't even begin to scratch the surface of a larger problem.
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"It doesn't scratch the surface in helping people earn what they need to support their families."
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We really don't know all the answers to this, but we're beginning to scratch the surface.
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Get you car dried off quickly, but don't overdo it, as you can scratch the surface.
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In a multicultural city like Berlin, you can sample global cuisine and barely scratch the surface.
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All of these horrific events just scratch the surface on what I have grown up with.
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And the Nobels only scratch the surface of the reputation laundering endemic in the scientific community.
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" The lawyer continued, "To say that this conduct was outrageous and unacceptable does not scratch the surface.
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Trust us, that doesn't even scratch the surface, which is why we'll be updating this list monthly.
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I feel helpless and like I want to hide because anything I do won't scratch the surface.
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But that description doesn't even scratch the surface of this book, which is truly resistant to category.
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Recommendations of better police training, while laudable, merely scratch the surface of our national criminal justice nightmare.
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But, if you scratch the surface of that Trump attack, you see that Comey isn't Trump's problem.
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How to listen to radio on your iPhone with other appsThese three options just scratch the surface.
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It's surprisingly profound stuff, and we scratch the surface of people's motivations, and they lay themselves bare.
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The restOf course, even these stories only barely scratch the surface of just how outlandish 2018 really was.
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"These simple words don't scratch the surface darling / you'll never need to face the world alone," Brandon sings.
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Experts say current estimates only scratch the surface and that the numbers in 2018 will probably get worse.
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But Corbet never does more than scratch the surface, choosing broad, clumsy symbolism in lieu of real analysis.
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Clever iPhone apps that attempt to define Consent in an instant don't even begin to scratch the surface.
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The applications of behavioral science to enterprise are just beginning to scratch the surface of what is possible.
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It's not even that hard to find great parties—just scratch the surface and it all pours out.
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These disappointments only scratch the surface of things I did that did not live up to the hype.
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We've only begun to scratch the surface with the types of experiences we can make in this medium.
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"I think the potential for this is absolutely huge and we're only just beginning to scratch the surface."
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Overall, season 11 of MST3K is blessedly familiar — or at least it is until you scratch the surface.
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Nevertheless, this doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of how foolish Golden is for bringing these claims.
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We are underpaid because of our gender, and these issues just scratch the surface of our financial challenges.
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But, scratch the surface of her accusation and it's clear she doesn't have a leg to stand on.
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Although you may not be able to see it immediately, they can scratch the surface of your paint.
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Looking Ahead Of course, these data merely scratch the surface in identifying contributing variables to the opioid epidemic.
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And that doesn't even scratch the surface of the potential privacy and security implications kids are now vulnerable to.
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At the time, Wojcicki said that they had only begun to scratch the surface of direct-to-consumer genetics.
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Amnesty International said in a statement that the new law would "barely scratch the surface of an abusive system".
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But scratch the surface, and it is yet another film that romanticizes a gangster and attempts to redeem him.
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"We believe we're just beginning to scratch the surface of this large and growing market opportunity," Tim Cook said.
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The current detentions you might assume barely scratch the surface of a force with such a deep bench strength.
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Aral says that the research is just beginning to scratch the surface, but it suggests a few different things.
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And that doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of the more current credentials sold on the black market.
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Scratch the surface, however, and China's middle class is far from content (see our special report in this issue).
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And these adventures only scratch the surface of what I did, and what you could do, in these countries.
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GA: I think in every painter, if you scratch the surface, there is an interest in pattern and decoration.
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Other times, pairings might initially leave you scratching your head, but give yourself time to scratch the surface instead.
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The situation is even direr when you realize that the proposals put forward by the president only scratch the surface.
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Chun-Li's critical art involves a lot of kicking These tips barely scratch the surface of Street Fighter V technique.
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Scratch the surface of the continent's information and communication building blocks and you'll likely find connections to a tech space.
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The media has only begun to scratch the surface of sexual harassment allegations made by and against non-famous people.
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Mr. Taylor is a fount of information, yet is only able to scratch the surface on a two-hour tour.
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The $113 million in assistance will clearly not scratch the surface of the financing needs in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Actually, when you look at the science underneath it and scratch the surface a bit, it all becomes quite dark.
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However, those concerns only scratch the surface of this change, which is about much more than just the message length.
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The "new year, new you" take is just a convenient explanation—one that does little more than scratch the surface.
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But you need much more than a 2129-minute conversation with someone just to scratch the surface of those subjects.
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"When you scratch the surface, there's a lot of issues with respect to the digital population in India," he said.
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Any list would only scratch the surface, of course, while also feeding the city's insatiable appetite for images of itself.
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In 1986, Janet gave us "Nasty," but it would only scratch the surface of just how nasty she would get.
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CRISPR is definitely a pop star of the science world—and we've only begun to scratch the surface of its potential.
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Apps like Tinder can only scratch the surface with partnerships like its one with Foursquare to power its new Places matches.
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The most successful attempt to change the regime came in the early 225s, but it only managed to scratch the surface.
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"We're just beginning to scratch the surface of the kinds of stories that can be told in this way," he says.
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Like I said, most videos about bullet journaling are long (around 15-20 minutes), and they only just scratch the surface.
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Don Cheadle's Miles Davis biopic Miles Ahead just got a theatrical trailer, and frankly, "theatrical" doesn't begin to scratch the surface.
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When we scratch the surface of these ostensibly grassroots efforts, we often find thinly disguised fakery: astroturfing operations created by corporations.
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In the work's final moments, it seems that despite baring it all, she has only just begun to scratch the surface.
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An effort was made to recognize various genres, understanding that any such recap can only scratch the surface of what's available.
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Part of that is because it can be a hard problem to solve if one doesn't scratch the surface of understanding it.
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The lessons I've put together here only scratch the surface of how interactive fiction can inform our design processes around conversational interfaces.
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A. Well, the fading away has not really happened naturally, so if you scratch the surface, all the poisoned blood will flow.
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These efforts are noteworthy, but they barely scratch the surface of how AI could be used to understand our wants and needs.
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"We are just barely beginning to scratch the surface of what technologies like augmented reality and virtual reality can achieve," Menzies said.
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But all you have to do is scratch the surface to see the discrimination and harassment that happens on a daily basis.
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But our efforts have been hampered by partisanship in Washington, and therefore have only begun to scratch the surface of what's necessary.
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"We haven't even started to scratch the surface on the information side and the information opportunity of the business," he told Cramer.
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And this doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of the ways in which science has made the world a better place.
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For Ms. Parks isn't just confirming the familiar observation that if you scratch the surface of a liberal, you'll find a racist.
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To say that Conner was an outsider who also wanted to belong is to barely scratch the surface of his paradoxical persona.
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Those two elements alone could be enough for better photos, but those specs just scratch the surface of what Google has done here.
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Scratch the surface of any online bot selling you takeout or flights abroad, and you'll usually find drop-down menus repackaged as questions.
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From glitter-adorned Afros to butt-length neon braids to bubblegum pink wigs, the looks you might imagine just barely scratch the surface.
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The downside of the show is that you only really get to scratch the surface of the life and feelings of its participants.
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But to this day, one has only to scratch the surface of an old pillar box to find a trace of red paint.
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I agree we must hold them accountable, but those issues barely scratch the surface—especially because the epidemic is not limited to opioids.
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But the projects underway — a first light-rail line in Tel Aviv, an expanded light-rail network in Jerusalem — only scratch the surface.
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This and a one-time 20M payment for treatment drugs cannot begin to scratch the surface of the unfolding tragedy and vast needs.
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It's a whole other kind of journalism and a whole other kind of storytelling that we're just beginning to scratch the surface of.
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Scratch the surface, talk to a local, and you'll discover a different price tag — one that's not so easily measured through economic data points.
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"We have only begun to scratch the surface in direct-to-consumer genetics," said Anne Wojcicki, 23andMe CEO and co-founder, in a statement.
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I spent three hours on a call with DICE on Monday, and it feels like the reveals so far still only scratch the surface.
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The micro-bead technology gives just the right amount of abrasive power to remove burned-on food and grease but doesn't scratch the surface.
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"I have a lot to prove and I haven't even begun to scratch the surface yet of what I want to accomplish," she says.
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Here are a few highlights from a two-day visit — which, in a city filled with 1,200 installations, only managed to scratch the surface.
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They may shoot hours of footage but just barely scratch the surface when it comes to throwing together a cool video to share with friends.
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And speaking to The Verge last year, Google's computational photography lead, Marc Levoy, said that we're "only beginning to scratch the surface" with this work.
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Yet when we scratch the surface of this new minimalism, there is, of course, plenty of junk, but it is concealed and out of sight.
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Among Metro Manila's urban poor, far flung from social media campaigns and university campuses, the government is yet to scratch the surface of HIV awareness.
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Scratch the surface of many land rights issues in the American West and you will uncover yet greater and older unresolved legal and ethical issues.
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"I've done so many movies that are bad, with material that's so shallow, that you instantly scratch the surface, and there's nothing underneath," he said.
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Scratch the surface, ask about the Mafia, and one of two things will happen: People will clam up and walk away or get really angry.
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That's the other thing about cultural relevancy — if you rely on it too much at the expense of deep characterization, you'll barely scratch the surface.
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I could spend an entire article on this subject alone and not even scratch the surface of just how profoundly screwed American megaproject costs are.
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"This is going to let campuses off the hook just as we were starting to scratch the surface to hold them accountable," Ms. Loewy said.
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But he said the new visitor tax — even if awarded solely to Queenstown — would not scratch the surface of what tourism was costing the town.
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Since international verification is fatally inadequate, and our own intelligence far from perfect, these violations undoubtedly only scratch the surface of the ayatollahs' inexhaustible mendaciousness.
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The paper's box scores, like my early reports, don't hardly scratch the surface of what happened: there are so many stories behind that neat summary.
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The article and its many essays only scratch the surface of an incredibly complex year and the many complexities of the 17 countries they feature.
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But at the center of Wizards Unite's many features are the simple mechanics of magic, which fail to even scratch the surface of witchcraft (or wizardry).
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But scratch the surface and you can understand the hesitation and uncertainty coming out of Senate Republicans as it relates to the American Health Care Act.
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These figures only begin to scratch the surface of the true cost, according to Sarabeth Spitzer, a Stanford medical student and lead author of the study.
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Despite domestic growth, the U.S. is in the middle of the pack and "just starting to scratch the surface" when it comes to mobile payment adoption.
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But scratch the surface even slightly and you begin to see the danger inherent in the "being on top is all that matters" view of governance.
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And keep in mind that such Military Support Sites only begin to scratch the surface when it comes to the Pentagon's inventory of non-base outposts.
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But scratch the surface and most people don't share the kind of neo-Soviet puritanism pushed by the current traditionalist union of Russia's church and state.
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But the revelations brought by reporting by the New York Times and Philadelphia Inquirer "barely scratch the surface" of abuses committed by Helmer, the signers say.
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However, in dissecting the measures introduced by President Obama, it is quite clear they barely scratch the surface of the deep-rooted issues underpinning American gun violence.
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Normally such calls would barely scratch the surface, but the Kremlin decided to acknowledge it — if only to say that Putin has not yet seen the letter.
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Traditional Democrats and Republicans don't do much more than scratch the surface of the anger with rhetoric about more infrastructure spending or tax and regulatory cuts, respectively.
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While speaking on a panel about venture capital funding, O'Malley said companies are only starting to "scratch the surface" regarding ways they can better compete on price.
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The three paintings I have cited offer a sense of the range and depth of Driskell's nuanced work, but they hardly scratch the surface of his accomplishment.
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Our country faces an ever-growing number of challenges in the 21st century, but all too often our political dialogue can't even begin to scratch the surface.
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It sort of opened my eyes, in the same way that my understanding of biology allows me to see something, and scratch the surface a bit and understand its place within an ecosystem, and put that into a context that I already understand from like an ecology-slash-biochemistry background, there are these places where you scratch the surface a bit and suddenly all this beauty comes flowing out.
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Yet, the poverty many Americans have lived through – and are living through still – doesn't begin to scratch the surface of what these people must be trying to flee.
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But these videos barely scratch the surface of India's crisis of child sexual abuse, and point to the difficulty of tackling real-world problems with a digital ban.
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Scratch the surface though and the latest earnings results show wide divergences within sectors - an indication investors are being picky rather than being encouraged by any macroeconomic factors.
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He told CNBC the 41 pages of documents he's posted on the internet thus far just "scratch the surface" in terms of the evidence he has against Nike.
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But that would barely scratch the surface of an economy that already generates $18 trillion a year and will probably be at least double that in 15 years.
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Ms. Knight, often called the Empress of Soul, has seven Grammy awards to her name, and that only begins to scratch the surface of her contributions to music.
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And it was frustrating that we could barely scratch the surface of the principal, since we didn&apost have much extra money after paying all of our bills.
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Yahoo's experience "shows that we have only begun to scratch the surface of the far-reaching effects of allowing workers to work outside the office," according to the study.
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All of these things (or nearly all of them) carry an element of truth; they scratch the surface of the phenomenon, but none come anywhere near actually explaining it.
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And that doesn't even scratch the surface of how 3D body model technology could play in the VR world, if you're taking a longer view on potential use-cases.
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"Welcome to 2018," Daily Show host Trevor Noah said before attempting to scratch the surface of the absurdity that has taken place during this week in Donald Trump's presidency.
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Similar cases of law enforcement victories do result in arrests and the shuttering of horrific websites, but only seem to scratch the surface of the massive online pedophile population.
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However it is overseen, the state's proposed contribution would only scratch the surface of the authority's outstanding capital needs, which the city now estimates at well over $20 billion.
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But we have barely begun to scratch the surface of the vast and complex cuisine, and you will find nowhere near the variety of food available in American Koreatowns.
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Yet experts say it appears only to scratch the surface of what Mr. Trump has pledged, and highlights the difficulty of translating campaign promises into a workable, governing reality.
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Ms. Whitson advised the country's business partners, like Microsoft, to "scratch the surface of their paychecks and take a close, hard look at the disturbing abuses of its clients."
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With something as key to our day-to-day lives as a smartphone — and one from a brand new company, no less — that's just enough time to scratch the surface.
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But this year's events just barely scratch the surface; the university newspaper Mustang News even made a timeline of racist and anti-immigrant incidents at Cal Poly over the years.
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"Microsoft has been working in artificial intelligence since the beginning of Microsoft Research, and yet we've only begun to scratch the surface of what's possible," Shum said in a statement.
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Scratch the surface and you're likely to find that the surviving spouse who seems happy and well adjusted may have considerable difficulties that are not apparent to a casual observer.
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"Microsoft has been working in artificial intelligence since the beginning of Microsoft Research, and yet we've only begun to scratch the surface of what's possible," he said in a statement.
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Scratch the surface, and we can see that portrays his poverty as caused by lack of knowledge, rather than, say, the fact that there are no fish in the ocean.
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One would think given the religious undertones felt throughout the season ("angels," cheating death itself, etc.) that Prairie is only just beginning to scratch the surface of what she can do.
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Trying to invoke behavior change on something as personal as eating en masse is morally sound, it's ecologically a good idea, but as a carbon strategy, it doesn't scratch the surface.
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"You can scratch the surface deeply here at Flying Dog but you'll just find that we're so weird here that we don't need an outside agency to help us be weirder."
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Yet, in all honesty, there are so many strong works and stories in need of telling you could produce a half dozen more book like this and barely scratch the surface.
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Scratch the surface, and it becomes clear that neither the European Union's very real problems nor the criticisms of the bloc are really about anything as straightforward as elections or representation.
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Noodles made from spiralized zucchini, pizza crusts made from cauliflower, and sweet treats made from dried fruit rinds just scratch the surface of ways you can make your favorite food healthier.
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Scratch the surface of many of the president's statements about trade, and it's hard not to conclude that he is either trying to confuse the public or is rather confused himself.
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There is a lot of neutral territory, but you can not only make out their regional support but also a few regional differences that make sense when you scratch the surface.
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Artist and curator Rachel Stern is used to posing that question and is hoping to scratch the surface of it in LOVE 2016, opening tonight at Columbia University's LeRoy Neiman Gallery.
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Meredith Whittaker: I mean, you can ask the question, if we begin to scratch the surface of the political economy of the AI industry, you see a number of AI startups.
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And this doesn't even scratch the surface of more overt pornography on the platform, and the communities that work to find it and keep it available, like Reddit's r/youtubetitties (38k subscribers).
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Most experts agree that we are just beginning to scratch the surface of cloud adoption and that the vast majority of workloads are still locked in private data centers around the world.
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There's a lot of excitement around augmented reality — you can point to phenomena like Pokémon Go — and companies are just starting to scratch the surface of the best use cases for it.
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"We could have five or 10 other world-class organizations doing this, and we would not be able to scratch the surface of the crazy big hard challenges out there," he said.
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From a cryotherapy mishap to a helmet debacle, to being all-in then all-out with the Oakland Raiders, those events do not begin to scratch the surface of Brown's bizarre year.
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Research is just starting to scratch the surface on all of the health risks associated with vaping in general, and when you throw CBD into the mix, the waters get even murkier.
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And as absurd as this courtroom scene was — with a federal judge soberly examining the shirtless doctors on the cover of an "MFM Menage Romance" — it didn't even begin to scratch the surface.
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While the former has seen a ton of innovation that has mirrored the growth of the internet overall, tech companies (and governments) have really only started to scratch the surface with the latter.
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David Cohen-Tanugi, founder of the MIT-spinout EMBR Labs, suggests that there's still innumerable exciting possibilities for truly immersive experiences with the world of VR; we've only just begun to scratch the surface.
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"This is a guy who is hitting his prime, and I think in the last year or so he's just starting to scratch the surface and realize how good he can be," Yeo said.
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I've barely begun to scratch the surface of its capabilities myself, but to do basic packet sniffing, up to and including spying on usernames and passwords, all it takes is a couple of clicks.
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But the setting and the casting only scratch the surface of how deeply director Adam Wingard has robbed Death Note of its identity, messing up nearly everything that made the original series so compelling.
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Researchers are only just beginning to scratch the surface to study how this phenomenon can transform the way we grieve, and whether social media adds meaningful value to helping us deal with a loss.
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The top 1 percent of Americans control 40 times as much wealth as the bottom 90 percent, according to a study at UC Berkeley, and that doesn't even scratch the surface of international poverty.
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"We all pretend we're politically correct, but in this country, it's the same in my own country, too, but sometimes you just scratch the surface and you discover this racism and bigotry," he said.
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And while Pratt and Bieber are individuals who likely hold different views than their church's leadership on many issues, the welcoming patina of places like Hillsong can easily be dented when you scratch the surface.
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Odds are, the average internet user hasn't even begun to scratch the surface of relevant information on the web, spending hours searching when the right content could be presented quickly and in an organized fashion.
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But critics say that is not enough, and that the deployments do not scratch the surface of what one of the world's most powerful militaries — and the country's top logistical organization — is able to accomplish.
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But critics say that is not enough, and that the deployments do not scratch the surface of what one of the world's most powerful militaries — and the country's top logistical organization — is able to accomplish.
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The debate was his first big encounter on a level playing field, and it was a disaster — a disaster that somehow managed to barely scratch the surface of some of the content of his record.
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I know these things — they barely scratch the surface of this festival's part-circus, part-theater ambience — because my English friend, Valentina Rice, has been attending the Palio each summer since she was a child.
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"We have a lot of progressive values and ideas that appear to have been a success, but you scratch the surface and there's a lot more to be done on those issues," Professor Greer said.
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Movies like "Deliver Us From Eva" (2003) or the "Think Like a Man" franchise (beginning in 2012) have presented this type of black woman, but they barely scratch the surface and instead lean on tropes.
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It's begun to scratch the surface of the U.S. market with its Honor brand, but it appears unable to produce an uber-sexy device that will match the attention Apple's iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy phones get.
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We've told ourselves in the US, especially in recent years, how we're polarized and there's ... but actually when you scratch the surface, a lot of it is ... So you're thinking... There's a lot of consensus. Right.
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These cysts don't account for all cases of PGAD—women have been known to develop the condition after everything from childbirth to starting or ceasing SSRI medication, and researchers have just begun to scratch the surface.
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While our security cooperation will remain at the crux of our alliance, increasingly, the next horizon for the U.S.-Israel relationship will focus on areas where our two countries have only begun to scratch the surface.
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To the Editor: Re "Trump's 'Concentration Camps,'" by Charles M. Blow (column, June 24): Mr. Blow only begins to scratch the surface that is the horror of our nation's treatment of children held in concentration camps.
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"What I'm trying to get from her doesn't even scratch the surface of what she did to the property," Sherrena replied, presenting photos of a trashed unit and the same bill she had shown to Arleen.
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But scratch the surface of Trump's boasting, and you'll see fear that maybe America isn't so great or so strong as he says it is after all — a fear that the American "melting pot" is actually broken.
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This new study starts to scratch the surface of the topic, said Dr. John Cullen, director of diversity and inclusion at the Clinical and Translational Science Institute at the University of Rochester Medical Center in New York.
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Many more will be outed in the weeks and months to come and we'll still barely scratch the surface, because there are many abusers out there—and some of them may get away with what they've done.
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For example, the Type 21 frigate, which ran about £28 million in 1978 — a cost of about £165 today, or $205 million today — would barely scratch the surface of paying for ships that are considered frigates today.
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"We're just beginning to scratch the surface on how these behavioral changes are affecting entire ecosystems," said Kaitlyn Gaynor, an ecologist and graduate student in environmental science at the University of California, Berkeley, who led the study.
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These pictures only scratch the surface of what a truly incredible life this man led, but in each picture it's easy to witness Bourdain's special blend of sensitivity, charisma, and brilliance that made him such a profound inspiration.
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The rove beetles looks like this sort of quirky, obscure phenomenon that no one else works on, but when you scratch the surface of it, you see really it is getting at very deep questions in evolutionary biology.
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" For her own part, Aniston says it was an "honor" to play this role, and to "try to scratch the surface of these mothers and what they have to go through and the sacrifices that they also make.
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"The notion of a software-defined camera or computational photography camera is a very promising direction and I think we're just beginning to scratch the surface," says Levoy, citing experimental research he's conducted into extreme low-light photography.
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It's not enough to even scratch the surface of a five-figure debt, but he knows exactly what to do next now that he's gone viral on Reddit: "I'm going to do what I've always been doing." said Nixon.
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While Chicago's got all the obvious spots to help you stock up for your next haul video (think Michigan Avenue, Watertower Place, and State Street in the loop), designer chains only scratch the surface of the city's (often bizarre) shopping scene.
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There's a huge opportunity to continue to grow that, because when you look at other onsite experiences and the way they monetize those customers, the live event industry is just starting to scratch the surface on ways to do that.
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Gonzalez-Torres made a work that fully relies on a "type" — all the dancers are male, athletic, attractive, most with a few tattoos and very little body hair (but some) — but also allows for total individuality when you scratch the surface.
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Structures of choice and consequence, and how they are presented to the player, can be used to communicate so much in a way that is so beautifully invisible, and we've barely begun to scratch the surface of what that can do.
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The spokesperson for McMorris Rodgers points to the Upton-Long Amendment as a stopgap for these potentially high premiums for those with pre-existing conditions, though critics point out that this amendment would barely scratch the surface of the funding gap.
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If I'm being honest, I was barely able to scratch the surface of the many delights at the Queens Night Market — with over 50 food vendors, many serving multiple items, it's simply not possible to be exhaustive without many, many visits.
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I could read from morning to night for the rest of my life and just barely scratch the surface of (even modest subsets of) histories of artistic production – and then of course there is all that is being made right now.
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"Every time we scratch the surface a little bit and see what Donald Trump is really talking about, what he's really talking about is what he's talked about all his life, which is how to improve the world for Donald Trump."
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I think [businesses] are now getting to scratch the surface in thinking about them more and how we can make sure as a company and as people we're respecting them and giving them a very good environment to work and grow in.
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By eliminating a lengthy exemption procedure and expensive barriers, Part 107 will accelerate the developing drone industry in the U.S. While Part 4.43 is a great start, these regulations only scratch the surface of the immense potential of the U.S. drone industry.
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In investigating these questions, the researchers discovered that blue diamonds are not only some of the rarest and deepest diamonds on Earth, but they also might contain secrets about our planet&aposs interior that science is only beginning to scratch the surface of.
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Chen could decide that $100 million isn't enough compensation, or that the reforms Uber is promising —" more transparency, an ability for drivers to solicit tips and challenge deactivations through arbitration, recognition from Uber of quasi-union "driver associations" —" don't even scratch the surface.
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He's bookish to the point of being a geek, is obsessed with environmental issues, and is not content to just scratch the surface of a problem — he delves deep, traveling the country in order to understand the science and politics of global warming.
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The Justice Department's successful efforts to forge consent decrees with cities such as Ferguson begin to scratch the surface of the systemic issue of black bodies being disproportionately punished by courts, probation and parole systems, local city jails and state and federal prisons.
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While Chicago's got all the obvious spots to help you stock up for your next haul video (think Michigan Avenue, Watertower Place, and State Street in the loop), designer chain stores only scratch the surface of the city's (often bizarre) shopping scene.
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"Our iPhone sales in India were up over 50 percent in fiscal 2016 compared to the prior year, and we believe we're just beginning to scratch the surface of this large and growing market opportunity," Cook said on an investor call after earnings were released.
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General discourse has only just begun to scratch the surface of mental health problems faced by musicians, exacerbated by fame, but the more obsessive end of fandom is often polarized as valueless or violent with no nuance in between, or empathy on either side.
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"Snapchat is one of the most innovative social media platforms in the world and we believe it has only just begun to scratch the surface of its true potential and we are blessed to be part of it," Prince Alwaleed said in a statement.
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Written histories of the Hmong people do not extend very far, and mainstream coverage and media on Hmong communities only scratch the surface or have historically even blamed Hmong for social ills, appealing to anti-immigrant rhetoric and the dog whistle of a changing America.
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According to University of Florida professor Jay Ritter, Uber's 7.62 percent decline since hitting the NYSE makes it "bigger than first day dollar losses of any prior IPO in the U.S."In terms of percentage losses, Uber's dip doesn't even scratch the surface of the worst IPOs.
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We've only really begun to scratch the surface of the picture benefits of a television that has a higher dynamic range, showing more details in areas with lots of light or very little, and a wider color gamut, reproducing more of the colors of the real world.
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Sure, it didn't stop us from watching to see what would happen next, but it also didn't allow us to fully understand any of the contestants on a deeper level — probably because Peter himself only seems to really ever scratch the surface with any of them.
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I think there are so many ethical issues there that we haven't begun to scratch the surface on, and most of them have to do with how tweaking our lifespan and our relationship with mortality is going to have huge impacts on the human sense of ourselves.
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"Scratch the surface of Cooper's 'Star Is Born,'" he writes, and you'll find a deeply conservative movie in which the trappings of contemporary pop-stardom are regarded with skepticism verging on distaste, and the best way a rock star can prove his tortured bona fides is to kill himself.
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But as historians of United States social movements, we know that communism did much more than light a fire in people's imaginations: Scratch the surface of any significant progressive movement in this country over the last 100 years and you will find participants with ties to American communism.
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But where these fictional takes suggest a new kind of acceptance within certain segments of society (The Fosters, The Mick, and Daytime Divas all take place in liberal urban enclaves), they also can only ever scratch the surface when it comes to accurately portraying what it means to grow up trans.
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Leather is more delicate than bamboo, and so for one of Yonezawa's three pieces for the project — a 44-inch obelisk of woven red-brown leather strips titled "Jizo," after the bodhisattva statues said to protect travelers — he had to use an internal armature and take special care not to scratch the surface.
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But if we could get that information I think that would shed a lot of light on a lot of the problems we&aposve seen and really just scratch the surface of identifying what people like Peter Stzrok and his ant-Trump bias as really the mover and shaker behind this whole collusion and narrative.
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But scratch the surface on any of the placid stock images and you'll find something more telling: an army of people who use every post as an opportunity to express their frustration with the company and its lack of response about its faulty products, responding with angry emojis, barbs about the company and pleas for help.
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One can only scratch the surface of any prison, jail, detention center to uncover the same problems over and over: disease, abuse by other prisoners and correctional staff, unsanitary conditions, poor food, no heat or too much heat, dirty water — the endless litany is limited only by the complaints dared to be voiced by the incarcerated.
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While we've learned much over the past year—as evidenced by the growing number of indictments and confirmation of communication between Trump associates and Russians—we haven't even begun to scratch the surface on the depth of Russian meddling in our elections and the role that members of the Trump team played in assisting their interference.
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Tuesday's new sanctions on top Venezuelan government officials by 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 are a step on the right direction, but they still only scratch the surface.
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However, with the highest concentration of music, musicians, and music-related industries in America, to profile any facet of Nashville's sprawling, labyrinthine scene is to barely scratch the surface, and even if you think you have a pulse on the city's most underground happenings, something newer and even further below the radar aways seems to emerge to challenge your view of the town's musical makeup.
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Perhaps this scene was the Duffer Brothers' (who created the series and wrote the episode) way of nodding to those teen girl flicks of the 80s, or perhaps it was an attempt at cleaning up after creating a series that, while entertaining, gives us as much thoughtful, progressive, and incisive depiction of female empowerment as the Fearless Girl statue; scratch the surface a bit and you'll find it's actually corporate faux-feminist bullshit.
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