"If you take people for example with ALS, so if you take Stephen Hawking… he actually uses something mounted to his cheeks because he can still use his cheeks.
With pressure mounting to do something, anything, to help resuscitate the economy, the Bank of Japan's policy board began a two-day meeting today to discuss further easing of monetary policy in a country where short-term interest rates are already effectively zero.
Investor pressure is going to mount to do something with it, and as the markets stay volatile for Chinese Internet IPOs, those deals are going to start to look more attractive….at some point.
Pressure has been mounting to do something about the lead in avgas since 2003.
Moreover, it is quite clear that Dingle et al. are not mounting opposition to something we, today, would consider philosophically radical; rather, they are objecting to what, today, would be considered completely unobjectionable.
The cowboy-hat-wearing leader of Xeni Gwet'in, known for a precedent-setting Supreme Court Aboriginal title case in 2014, has been mounting a response to something arguably more unexpected than wildfire in July.
You can still go get lost in an alien world if you really want to, although admittedly nowadays you have to mount something of an expedition to make that happen.
The Clinton administration has tried to balance sensitivity to Russia's concerns with mounting pressure to do something about a missile threat whose rapid expansion has tended to vindicate the hawks.
"But Human Resources is probably the largest and most complex welfare system in the whole country, and to mount something as quickly and all-encompassing as they tried to do was bound to run into a lot of operational problems.
Can be set to record upside down, so footage doesn't need to be rotated later if the camera is mounted underneath something.
