"That's time and energy that could be spent on science as opposed to on wrangling with journal editorial staff and authors".
In those after-dinner hours, parents give up on wrangling their children, who scurry about on a post-dessert sugar high, and neighboring tables drift into discussion about politics and family — the sorts of things not usually shared among strangers.
Pokharel blamed the delay on wrangling among political parties over the NRA's powers, and said the government's focus has been consumed by efforts to finalise a new constitution for the country.
First you've gotta figure out how to get all those maps — which, unless you plan on wrangling up some cartographers and sending them around the world on your dime, means licensing fees.
The biggest problems on the Continent center on how to wrangle the $600 trillion global derivatives markets.
You can see his "on-screen wrangle" with Mr. Buckley here.
BRUSSELS — European Union finance ministers are expected to wrangle on Wednesday over how much capital the Union's 8,300 banks should be required to hold, a further demonstration of the difficulties of managing a 27-member economic bloc.
AS THE good and the great congregated in Berlin on March 31st to wrangle over Afghanistan, there was much talk of money, and little of what to do about security.
OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about a gathering of editors, critics, writers & publishers who met at a vast hotel on Cape Formentor to wrangle over the awarding of two annual literary prizes, the International Publishers Prize, & the Formentor Prize.
There are a number of other companies out there looking to put their own spin on how to "wrangle" or read unstructured or otherwise unordered data, to tap into what IDC estimates as $210 billion opportunity by 2020.
Two dozen volunteers were on hand to wrangle the assembled lawyers, playwrights, parents and children, the director of the left-wing Working Families Party, and at least one House of Cards actor, into a warehouse in Gowanus, Brooklyn.
