Sentence examples for direct sting from inspiring English sources

'Monkey Gone to Heaven' pukes acid and poetry into America's AOR heartland before being splattered by the faster and more direct sting of the second track 'Manta Ray'".

Since any judgment against the government would be paid from the general Treasury, not from ICE's budget, the ICE officials in the field who decide whether to arrest would not feel any direct sting or threat from these judgments.

He was pleased with the absence of Sanford Harris and enjoyed the "brilliantly written and directed" undercover sting operation, particularly because Peter was properly utilized as Olivia's "wingman".

Damage to fish in aquaculture may therefore be direct, through stinging of the skin or gills (if small individuals or loose nematocysts are inhaled), or indirect, through de-oxygenation of the surrounding water [2].

For now, the nationalism is directed elsewhere, stung by European and American criticism of China's treatment of Tibet.

But this larger-than-life character was only a small cog in Fifa's global money-making machine and the FBI successfully persuaded him to wear a wire tap and rat on his fellow officials – in a classic law-enforcement sting usually directed at mobsters.

However, deletion of this genomic region in A549 cells with CrisprCas9 technology led to a slight decrease rather than an increase in STING expression (Supplementary Fig. 10b) thereby supporting the finding that Nrf2 does not regulate STING through a direct genomic interaction in a region in close proximity to TMEM173.

But in the pilot, Michael F. Vecchione, the senior prosecutor who has been the object of some of those complaints, is a model of rectitude as he directs a sting operation involving art thefts.

Indeed, in collaboration with the Portnoy Lab on campus, we showed that the host protein STING functions as a direct mammalian sensor of cyclic dinucleotides.

The stash house is a fiction, a sting operation concocted, scripted and directed by ATF to apprehend criminals.

Not only did Simon meet students one-on-one, but he listened to their work and offered direct criticism that sometimes stung.