But teachers, he said, must frequently prod many of his glassy-eyed first-period classmates into responding to their questions.
He correctly maintained that monetary policy alone could not solve Japan's ills, and he frequently prodded policy makers to do more to fix the country's debt-sodden financial system.
Not only has he frequently prodded the lawyers to move more quickly, he has sharply restricted efforts to broaden the trial's scope to examine everything from other crimes in Mr. Diallo's neighborhood to the attitudes of members of the Street Crime Unit, where the four officers on trial were assigned.
GM, which spent $3 billion on technology in 2004, frequently prods its suppliers to work together to reduce customer's costs.
He frequently mentioned, without prodding, that his team was ranked seventh in the Big East in a preseason poll.
This could become very dry, but Taylor smartly encourages passionate and frequently funny responses from her contributors, prodding them to riff on their discontent with our lack of power.
Even worse, they are poked and prodded so frequently that they learn to abhor being touched.
He recorded gestures he labelled either "escalating", such as pointing and prodding, or "de-escalating", such as conciliatory open-handedness.His first observation was that bystanders frequently intervene in incipient fights.
"Prodding, then?" "Yes, prodding.
Prodding forward defence.
Perhaps publishers need prodding.
