low-hanging

Second, improvements in rich world living standards may, for the moment at least, come from the capture of policy low-hanging fruit.

Compatibility: Media low-hanging position, and is subject to space constraints, it is very close to the audience, easy to read.

Baker called it a "proof of principle, " and Sierra described the findings as "low-hanging fruit. "

The company was "low hanging fruit" , he said.

In his recent discussion with BBC, Berners-Lee said that the next step is to go for low-hanging fruit by just getting the data out there.

'There's a lot of low-hanging fruit, ' she said, citing an assessment trip the group conducted this summer of Chinese textile factories.

This approach allows you to harvest the low-hanging fruit by migrating a simple user segment first.

We invested a lot of money in the right direction, for what I call quick wins of low hanging fruits.

WHEN our farewell moment came, like a low-hanging rain-cloud, I had only time to tie a red ribbon on your wrist, while my hands trembled.

The low-hanging fruit has been plucked, as he argues in The Great Stagnation.

These are considered "low-hanging fruit" in terms of settings that should be configured on your production instance.

However , as the US labour market is already among the most flexible, says Mrs Romer, there is little " low-hanging fruit " .

When rain-cooled downdrafts hit warm air near the ground, a low hanging revolving cloud forms beneath the cell, a tornado is imminent.

And many executives are skewing toward conservative 'low-hanging fruit, ' seeking to strengthen themselves through consolidation.

In Asia's big two countries, "you don't need to make a revolution, " he says. "There's low-hanging fruit to be had. "

And what were once easily-attainable targets are now considered to be "low hanging fruit" .

"There is not so much low-hanging fruit any more, " adds Ms. Wu.

The intended result: A permanent, low-hanging cloud cover that would deflect sunlight and, in theory, reverse global warming.

Streetlights are low-hanging fruit, environmentally speaking.

Lights in nearby Amesbury set low-hanging clouds aglow , and the standing stones turn otherworldly beneath a burning sky.

As they passed near a large peach tree, the teacher tilted his head in order to miss some low - hanging branches.

"Cartels are the low-hanging fruit, " says an official at the agency.

And this trend is due, he says, to the exhaustion of the supply of low-hanging economic fruit.

Americans enjoyed low-hanging land fruit for much of their country's history.

Many are hit by trains or cars, or electrocuted by low-hanging power lines. Others fall to ivory poachers.

When I am walking along the street I can avoid low hanging branches and I can cross a busy street.

Furthermore, the low-hanging fruit has already been harvested.

We have Mother Nature to thank for the expression low-hanging fruit.

"The low-hanging fruit have already been plucked, " says one US official.

Cowen blames the disappearance of "low-hanging fruit" .

Low-hanging clouds befogged the airport.

The low-hanging fruit has been plucked and eaten.

The first is that "politics is very difficult in an America without much low-hanging fruit" .

Start with low-hanging fruit.

"The low-hanging fruit has been picked, " says Spellberg.

Here there is low-hanging fruit ripe for the picking.

All these ideas are "low-hanging fruit" and something most organizations could quite easily have a go at.

Find a thick evergreen tree with low-hanging branches.

In fact, energy efficiency is not just low-hanging fruit; it is fruit that is lying on the ground.

My advice is this: start with the low-hanging fruit. Don't try building your confidence on the most daring social endeavors.