Sentence examples for varying lobbies from inspiring English sources

Like the tech companies themselves, the varying lobbies disagree on thorny issues such as the Internet sales tax, which pits eBay against its digital rival, Amazon.

But the space where the Signature has ended up instead — in the base of a residential high rise now being built on West 42nd Street — has retained some of the key elements of the original project: three theaters of varying sizes; an open lobby with a cafe and a bookstore; and the prominent Mr. Gehry as designer.

Tech companies have paid good money for this legislation, spending hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars in lobbying over the past two years on varying bills with similar functions like the STAR Act, the SMART Jobs Act or the STAPLE Act, as well as extensive lobbying directed at H-1B visas themselves.

Gun control Clinton has vowed to take on the gun lobby, just as her husband and Obama did, with varying degrees of success.

It was the "for your consideration" season — the run-up to the Oscars, when film studios lobby for the votes of Academy members, using means of varying subtlety.

For the film industry the fourth quarter is what the New Yorker, describing George Clooney's relentless promotional schedule of glad-handing at cocktail parties, called "the 'for your consideration' season - the run-up to the Oscars, when film studios lobby for the votes of Academy members, using means of varying subtlety".

Reports indicate Holloway did not appear on any security camera footage from her hotel's lobby during the course of the night; however, Beth Twitty has made varying statements as to whether the cameras were actually working that night.

I am told of a recent meeting in Whitehall at which a junior minister and a minor civil servant were up against some two dozen people from the renewables lobby – mostly in energy and construction – all demanding public money and planning easements with varying degrees of political menace.

When he went to lobby Evan Bayh, of Indiana, Bayh held up a map of the United States showing, in varying shades of red, the percentage of electricity that each state derived from burning coal, the main source of greenhouse-gas emissions in the United States.

In the industrial lobby, a former butcher's shop, the unconventional details — a bench with school chair backs at varying angles, staff aprons printed with bright Pop Art-inspired portraits of the founders' mothers — will make you smile.

At varying times.