Except, in reality, the way the industry sold yogurt was to convert it to something much more akin to ice cream.

The G8 Summit proposes that the solution to Africa's problems should be a massive increase in aid, something akin to the Marshall Plan.

without adding , God willing. And when you forget, remember your Lord, and say, Maybe my Lord will guide me to something more akin to rectitude than this.

without adding , God willing. And when you forget, remember your Lord, and say, Maybe my Lord will guide me to something more akin to rectitude than this.

Doing nothing at work is akin to masturbating at work it's totally inappropriate.

Most of its people are politically impotent and poor in terms of both wealth and prospects. Islam never experienced something akin to the Reformation in Europe the lines between the sacred and the secular are unclear and contested.

Non tradable activities are akin to a country s sports leagues different people like different teams.

Something akin to this mistake has befallen American foreign policy. The United States has become preoccupied with the Middle East in certain ways, the wrong Orient and has not paid adequate attention to East Asia and the Pacific, where much of the twenty first century s history will be written.

In reality, translation is akin to working for peanuts, since the corresponding meaning of something in one language is often hidden in some deep and impenetrable recesses of the other. As a result, the translator is forced to search all over... Never mind that the picky reader is very difficult to fool.

Theresa May said that this proposal would make Northern Ireland carry out different tariff regulations, akin to its secession from Britain.

And then there has been the creation of something akin to a political fifth column across Europe. The continent's Euroskeptic political parties, on both the left and the right, are holding up Putin's authoritarian nationalism as a model for the type of illiberal regime they would seek to establish should the EU dissolve.

He or she should not attempt to centralize information, but rather to make it flow more smoothly. Call it information liquidity, akin to financial liquidity.

It was indicated that this approach assumed that the shipper should be provided with protection inspired by principles akin to those of consumer protection.

But the word a combination of the Greek nostos (homecoming) and algos (pain) was coined to describe the disease of acute homesickness. Perhaps it would be beneficial to return to that definition of nostalgia, at least in its political manifestation, as something more akin to an illness a condition that distorts reality and impedes the formulation of effective solutions for real world challenges.

PARIS The Japanese and the British may seem very different, but a closer look reveals something akin to a parallel destiny for these two island peoples. With their old imperial ambitions and widespread distaste for the great continents from which the narrowest of seas divide them, both the British and the Japanese are vulnerable to the siren song of isolationism.

Modi s victory and Abe s increased ability to stand by Japan s allies can help to forge deeper bilateral ties and, if properly understood by China, foster a greater strategic equilibrium in the region. It is now possible for Asia s greatest powers China, India, Japan, and the US to form something akin to the concert system that gave Europe a century of almost complete peace in the nineteenth century.

Becoming a member is a seven year process of induction and indoctrination. The Brotherhood is a movement run by a hierarchy that is more akin to the Bolsheviks.

You don't need something more to explain something more.

Something, again, that went back to something more fundamental.

But banks can use internal mathematical models to calculate their own risk weights. This is akin to marking one s own exam paper unsurprisingly, banks risk scores are usually on the safe side.

You've got to make something good out of something bad.

Really when we think of our senses, or when we think of the loss of the sense, we really think about something more like this the ability to touch something luxurious, to taste something delicious, to smell something fragrant, to see something beautiful.

To give something involves both causing something to go and causing someone to have.

You don't need something more in order to get something more.

And that is something like nothing, or something next to nothing.

Something odd? Something off? Something wrong with this picture?

You don't need you don't need something more to get something more.

Because according to this, getting something wrong means there's something wrong with us.

Well, something happened. In fact something happened to all institutions around the world.

And that's, you know, that's something And that's something we can relate to.

We do something to something And just like magic, it moves. The blob.

We're talking to something.

Something to Smile About

Getting addicted to something and having too much of something are two different things.

Furthermore, shortages in Poland s residential rental market restrict workers ability to move to where the jobs are. Arguably, Poland s labor market is more akin to Spain s than that of Scandinavia, where generous social protection allows for extensive employee training.

Concerned about the continued establishment of checkpoints in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and the transformation of several of these checkpoints into structures akin to permanent border crossings inside the Occupied Palestinian Territory

Concerned about the continued establishment of checkpoints in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and the transformation of several of these checkpoints into structures akin to permanent border crossings inside the Occupied Palestinian Territory,

I wanted to do something.

I had to do something.

I want something to read.

Give me something to eat.

I want something to eat.

Bring me something to eat.

I'd like something to eat.

Give me something to do.