While the public sector might dangle promises of scale, it is also known for challenges that can reduce profitability -- politics, evolving regulatory environments, financing mechanisms and so on.
In addition, look for carrots you might dangle to lessen your counterpart's resistance to negotiation.
Then, finally the show: Impeccable and rarefied handwork on white lace dresses from which might dangle a pair of tiny white toy dogs at the hem.
Some compensation experts said they expected the affected companies might dangle the promise of a big payday in the future if a talented executive agreed to stay.
But Mr. Cho's clothes, which might dangle enormous fringes of braid or sprout with giant flowers, were not the sort that were easily produced or sold, and he bucked against the pressure to be commercial.
He looks so blissful up there in the soot and sunshine, having what was clearly a great time, reminding us of that less regulated New York City wherein a cheeky young man, if so inclined, might dangle from the outside of a tall building for a while and not attract undue attention.
The AFL might dangle a carrot from time to time, sending Hawthorn or North Melbourne for a sojourn across the Strait but the reality is while the north/south divide endures in Australian rules football, the whole island would get behind an A-League team.
Before taking a picture the camera would send out "picture requests" to what he calls "permission devices" (about the size of a key fob that, perhaps, might dangle from our necks) that respond to the request with the owner's preferred expiration date.
Perhaps USDOE might dangle some federal funding in front of states in order to entice them to become prisoners to technological upkeep -- sort of like Los Angeles.
"Does that mean he might dangle a potential nomination of Sen. Lee's brother to try to induce Lee's vote on other issues?
Be careful of hair, scarves, ties etc. that might dangle into the flame.
