Some tech workers who had long toed their companies’ apolitical lines saw Trump’s win as a turning point: the moment when they should become more vocal about their views.
Google has recently switched to AI-powered translation in its Translate app, which has offered big benefits in terms of speed and accuracy , so we could start to see a lot more language pairs make their way to the Word Lens translation as a result.
protesting vigorously about something. "teachers are up in arms about new school tests" 2. Fig. very angry. (Fig. on {2}, but without weapons. *Typically: be ~; get ~.) Wally was up in arms about the bill for the broken window. I am really up in arms about what happened.
To keep one step ahead of (a competitor or opponent, for example). having or having scored an advantage or lead over someone or something to gain an advantage over; be a move, step, etc., ahead of: to one-up the competition. Now they are One Up from the bottom.
You can look at this two ways. There's the "He knows how they cheat, so he knows how to stop it" thought, or the "He worked for the cheats, and a tiger doesn't change its stripes" thought. - On Trump nominating a WS lawyer to head SEC
to carry on with something despite difficulties or setbacks. That’s why it’s crucial to know the warning signs that tell you it’s time to see a doctor rather than just toughing it out. Sorry, you'll just have to tough it out. I think I can tough this job out for another month.