brining

Which Wall Street top head was charged and actually punished in court for brining about the Great Recession?

Legally, the police could not prevent people from brining concealed weapons, and she did not feel safe.

All three were invented with hopes of attracting users by brining a better experience to email.

What's wrong with giving the candidate a take home problem then brining them in to walk through their solution / reasoning?

Take a look at his Turkey brining experiment for a good example of applying his science background (an MIT guy) to food.

That said, even if my simplistic synopsis is correct, brining a Jails-like experience to Linux would still be a really solid step forward.

I recently stopped brining my work MBP home in favour of a second hand lenovo X200.

If you don't own a house and are brining in less than £70K PA it may or may not be worth registering a Limited company.

Talk of FM on iPhones goes back many years - even leading to rumours of iOS updates brining FM support, but they obviously never materialised.

And if you use a tenderizer before brining, it's even better.

Some psychological theories posit that there is a mechanism of repression that occurs when the mind resists the brining of certain subconscious material to consciousness.

Rather than being a reward for brining an innovation to market, the monopoly (patent) is awarded long before the bulk of the work has been done.

Eventually though, you need to transition into "doing" mode and build your idea, brining it to fruition.

I’d go so far as to say, if you look at OO and say to yourself, “this is just inside-out objects” and dismiss it as not brining anything to the table, you’re missing the point entirely.

Brining and injecting water into birds to plump them up are not the same thing.