The music had matured at breakneck speed in the 21990s.
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For China is moving into the field at breakneck speed.
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With line, you can move through the painting at breakneck speed.
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That's one reason Democrats are moving at breakneck speed against Trump.
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The fundraising comes as Luckin expands at breakneck speed across China.
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Yet this complicated legislation is being rushed through at breakneck speed.
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Jobs in health care have already been growing at breakneck speed.
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The Senate is running its health care process at breakneck speed.
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As China's economy expanded at breakneck speed, so has pay for employees.
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Live at breakneck speed long enough and you begin to crave slow.
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On the plus side, progress against cancer is occurring at breakneck speed.
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Wade,' shouted my football coach as he called roll at breakneck speed.
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It's no secret that most New Yorkers have always moved at breakneck speed.
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Buttigieg campaigned at breakneck speed -- sometimes with four to five events a day.
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Simply punching holes in the ground at breakneck speed will not solve the problem.
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Twitch chat is famous for its emoji flying at breakneck speed across the page.
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A federal judge, conscious of the election implications, moved that litigation at breakneck speed.
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The sudden shift in political momentum has redefined the Democratic race at breakneck speed.
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The latest season — now streaming — hits the ground running and sprints forward at breakneck speed.
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So of course, people had to take it to much hornier place at breakneck speed.
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Uber isn't expanding the global footprint of its ride-hail service at breakneck speed anymore.
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But since then, James and Lachlan Murdoch have been remaking the company at breakneck speed.
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" During the interview, Priebus also said the president is fulfilling his promises at "breakneck speed.
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You have a criminal deep state and it&aposs all coming out at breakneck speed.
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The scene has only two lines, but it moves the story along at breakneck speed.
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We were moving through the sun salutations at breakneck speed, each breath bringing another posture.
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Auto technology is a growth opportunity for BlackBerry; the industry overall is expanding at breakneck speed.
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The firm, which only officially started operations in January, has been opening stores at breakneck speed.
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The slippery slope here is steep, and California is willfully hurtling down it at breakneck speed.
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Denali is one of the rare companies that was able reach 'unicorn' status at breakneck speed.
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But now, after Yiannopoulous made comments that almost certainly advocate pedophilia, he's falling at breakneck speed.
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It is making more complex products — like cellphones and computers — at breakneck speed and unprecedented scale.
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Here she opened with the frenetic finale of Prokofiev's Seventh Piano Sonata, played at breakneck speed.
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Having never held elected office before 2012, Warren's ascent to party leader has come at breakneck speed.
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The Internet and new technologies are changing the way we access and use information at breakneck speed.
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Meanwhile, coastal development has proceeded at breakneck speed as roughly half of Americans live in coastal areas.
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It's about de-risking at breakneck speed, getting rid of anything standing between investor portfolios and solvency.
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There are still 18 obstacles, hazards and traps Liverpool must navigate, all of them at breakneck speed.
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Since I first started at People, the industry has changed at breakneck speed, and so has the magazine.
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In that short time, the momentum in the country's decades-old gun debate has accelerated at breakneck speed.
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As it has expanded across the world at breakneck speed, the company's costs have far exceeded its revenue.
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If you live anywhere near a city, you've likely seen a skateboarder flying past uphill at breakneck speed.
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Draya Michele's probably the only CEO down in Mexico turning heads at breakneck speed ... Dios mio, that whiplash!!!
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And imagine, also, if forgers were able to create and distribute ultra-realistic fake Nazi records at breakneck speed.
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But relations between the two countries have zig-zagged at breakneck speed in the years since Trump took office.
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Democrats did not need the vote to proceed with their impeachment inquiry, which is already moving at breakneck speed.
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"T-Mobile US continues to grow at breakneck speed," wrote Bernstein analyst Dhananjay Mirchandani, reiterating a "market perform" rating.
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They point to freshly-paved CPEC roads, built at breakneck speed despite Baluchistan's rugged terrain, as proof of success.
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His policies have basically been the economic equivalent of running at breakneck speed with a pair of sharp scissors.
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"A Christmas Carol" was written at breakneck speed; Clinch endows Dickens's snapshots with a three-dimensional, often alarming, life.
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Republicans enacted the tax overhaul at breakneck speed last year, turning it into law in less than two months.
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There's no question that China has rushed forth at breakneck speed to modernize its military over the past few decades.
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It's a runaway train careening down a hill at breakneck speed, just begging to derail our dependency on private cars.
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We rushed round the Sistine Chapel at breakneck speed and left a couple of pizzas unfinished during our Rome trip.
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Additionally, "a Hollywood crowd is buying up Tulum at breakneck speed," with the wealthy favoring beachfront property, Mr. Tibshirani said.
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The move comes as Luckin, backed by Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC Pte Ltd, expands at breakneck speed across China.
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Once a deal has been done, exploration can move ahead at breakneck speed, often with devastating social and environmental costs.
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A long-distance truck driver from Northampton, Steve spoke at breakneck speed, like he was trying to outrun a stutter.
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Just a couple of clicks and that new pair of socks is winging its way to you at breakneck speed.
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Republicans are rushing a tax bill through Congress at breakneck speed to capitalize on the "emergency" of 4.1 percent unemployment.
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Much of the dancers' attention is focused on performing stylized precision at breakneck speed rather than on nuance and details.
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It has a loyal following and is growing at breakneck speed, nearly doubling its locations in the last three years.
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As much as we might feel that our lives are lived these days at breakneck speed, Nauman's work suggests otherwise.
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He pursues that at breakneck speed, with late-night stunts and orders (including a raid on a NATO-affiliated spy school).
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I was so impressed by how hospitable they were to other customers, all while getting them their sandwiches at breakneck speed.
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The Shift Self-driving cars are zooming at breakneck speed toward America's roadways, and Washington is finally reaching for its seatbelt.
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As much as we might feel that our lives are lived these days at breakneck speed, Bruce Nauman's work suggests otherwise.
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Today's buyers will certainly not enjoy the capital gains which their parents and grandparents experienced, when Singapore was growing at breakneck speed.
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According to Bayer-Wilfert, these are two separate issues, both DWV and Varroa can cause honeybees to die off at breakneck speed.
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In Saipov's case we saw the seasoned professionals in law enforcement and the criminal justice system move into action at breakneck speed.
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Like it or not, news cycles move at breakneck speed in the Trump era and often are determined by the president himself.
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They drove at breakneck speed down a four-lane highway before abruptly turning down a side street and disappearing into the darkness.
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In the months and weeks since, researchers have been learning as much as they can about this pathogen — and at breakneck speed.
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The company has been buying projects at breakneck speed as it begins to shell out more than $23 billion on original programming.
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So his only hope of avoiding that extension taking place would be to rush the Brexit legislation through Parliament at breakneck speed.
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And so they race through a dizzying number of visual and emotional beats at breakneck speed, barely fleshing any of them out.
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"There's a sense that you're working at this high level, with artists of this high caliber, at breakneck speed," Ms. Jones said.
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The plot moves at breakneck speed, at times making it feel like a recap of the original story, rather than its own narrative.
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Fetty Wap was just arrested for drunk driving after cops saw him racing another driver at breakneck speed ... law enforcement sources tell TMZ.
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Unfortunately, it has managed to move at breakneck speed to gut our nation's most critical and longstanding water protections: the Clean Water Act.
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This threat to active managers comes alongside another source of passive management - namely, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) - continuing to grow at breakneck speed.
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"Anything said quickly can seem wittier than it is!" insists a MADtv parody, as its faux Gilmore girls trade quips at breakneck speed.
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From empty motels to festival halls, conference centres to cottages - buildings are being repurposed at breakneck speed, with the homeless a top priority.
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The L.S.O.'s players come highly prepared and are used to rehearsals that proceed "at breakneck speed," he said in an interview afterward.
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Pakistan's new liquefied natural gas (LNG) infrastructure, erected at breakneck speed by the previous administration, has emerged as a major anti-corruption battlefield.
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But unable to offer an alternative other than driving the existing agenda forward at breakneck speed, he pledged instead to build a wall.
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Or it might be ironically appropriated by the very people it was meant to insult—an old phenomenon, but now manifest at breakneck speed.
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The economy, which has grown at breakneck speed since 2017, powered by stimulus measures and cheap credit, may be in for a hard landing.
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They are playing at breakneck speed and it showed in a 129-111 win over the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday night at AmericanAirlines Arena.
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This situation is not only indicative of being on a steep, slippery slope, but that we are sliding down this slope at breakneck speed.
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Automated vehicles are developing at breakneck speed, presenting a tremendous opportunity to make our roads safer, more efficient and less harmful to the environment.
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In Kenya, for example, power lines are being installed at breakneck speed, often in protected areas and along major pathways used by migratory birds.
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"The wall has a ways to go, but we're building it at breakneck speed," he said, surrounded by Border Patrol agents and construction workers.
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It's been hurtling toward modernity at breakneck speed and certainly had a lot of hurdles to jump over to catch up with the West.
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Its profits were inflated by gains from its pension scheme and its financial division, which had grown at breakneck speed and which contained big risks.
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Still, the city is building residential units at breakneck speed, raising the possibility that many of those vacancies will go unfilled in the coming months.
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And the U.S. economy – due in large part to the Trump administration's commitment to deregulation and energy dominance – has continued to grow at breakneck speed.
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Because Zenefits was still growing at breakneck speed, everyone seemed to let the company figure it out — until the gravity of the situation became clear.
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The inauguration is more than 20 months away and, even at breakneck speed, congressional action is at least two to three years down the road.
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The manager made my sandwich at breakneck speed, first slicing fresh bread, then stacking meats and toppings onto a layer of mayo with remarkable accuracy.
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After years adding coal-fired generators at breakneck speed, the government in Beijing finally acknowledged the public health costs and ordered limits on new construction.
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Pym finds himself approaching at breakneck speed a cataract that seems to fall from the heavens, creating below it a whirling abyss in the sea.
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Today, as China builds state-of-the-art megaprojects at breakneck speed across the continent, these rusting trains still rattle as a token of solidarity.
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Every May, Nordic fishermen and bearded Vikings alike descend upon Grebbestad to crack open oysters at breakneck speed for the annual Nordic Oyster Opening Championships.
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There will be a race to develop techniques to harvest and store carbon from the atmosphere, and another to build nuclear generators at breakneck speed.
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I created this mess — a life at breakneck speed from the moment I wake until I finally watch 30 minutes of Netflix before drifting off.
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You fizz and teem and tingle, talking at breakneck speed, gesticulating wildly, possessed by the immensity of being alive and pissed on a Saturday night.
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After all, as Access and Google Fiber scramble to get their shit together, Comcast and AT&T are expanding their gigabit internet offerings at breakneck speed.
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As the data-driven economy continues evolving at breakneck speed, catching up may be beyond our reach; we will build the guardrails by trial and error.
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Look out!" he called, in vain, because the fat boy, too, and all the boys in the group were descending at breakneck speed, shouting, "Look out!
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Though the second season of the cult-favorite show has just landed, many fans have hurtled through it at breakneck speed and are already in withdrawal.
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An investigation after the explosion found that many engineers and astronauts believed NASA was pushing its programs forward at breakneck speed, without sufficient funding or testing.
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This is a product, he theorizes, of the early 2000s, when rom-coms were being cranked out at breakneck speed, giving the genre a bad reputation.
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And as it has done so frequently during similar events in recent memory, the social media giants fed readers false or misleading information at breakneck speed.
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The Hyperloop is becoming a modern day gold rush, with 2 technology companies battling to capitalize on the transportation mode's promise of interstate travel at breakneck speed.
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Ultimately he said, it is modernity — that all-devouring force that is changing societies at breakneck speed — that is killing the Persian carpet, Iran's pride and joy.
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In a world where what's possible is advancing at breakneck speed, it's odd that British Airways has developed an emotionally aware smart blanket, but doesn't "do" email.
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Everything is changing at breakneck speed, in my personal opinion for the better, because health, fitness, and comfort on your own terms are super relevant right now.
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One reason Brazilian arms exports are expanding at breakneck speed is because Brazil's Congress passed a law to promote innovation and competition in a flagging defense sector.
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An atomic-powered aircraft carrier can steam more or less forever, but its complement of aircraft burns through jet fuel at breakneck speed — emptying the ship's tanks.
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Innovation is happening at breakneck speed, yet the run-up in top tech names has led investors to wonder about two things: First, is it too expensive?
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Fourth, India (which also won't be "allowed" to do anything) is, in fact, projected to use more coal, but it is working at breakneck speed to transition.
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At least 25 new IT systems, managing everything from the collection of VAT from foreign firms to the international trade in livestock, are being developed at breakneck speed.
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This government has done a heroic job of increasing the power output to match demand in a country where industrial and household consumption is running at breakneck speed.
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In the stands there were large crowds treating it as seriously as the children, who were wearing full racing silks and riding their miniature steeds at breakneck speed.
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The startup world moves at breakneck speed — what's hot one minute is old news the next, and it can feel like the rules of the game change every day.
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Theranos, a company that claimed to have invented a new way of testing blood, expanded at breakneck speed before the Wall Street Journal revealed that its tests were unreliable.
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The six-person team is working at breakneck speed, ferrying plates from a makeshift grill oven via a sliding pulley system that looks like something MacGyver might rig up.
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As the work demographic continues to shift and technology advances at breakneck speed, traditional brick-and-mortar companies will be challenged to recruit and retain the best talent available.
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In rapid order, the budget passed the Senate, then the House, putting Republicans on track to deliver a tax bill at breakneck speed to President Trump's desk by Christmas.
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If putting numbers in boxes at breakneck speed sounds like your kind of thing, there are currently two open spots on the U.S. team, says the captain, Nick Baxter.
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The company spent the last few years — especially 2017 onward, as it started spinning up production of the Model 3 — moving at breakneck speed with little margin for error.
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The company spent the last few years — especially 23.5 onward, as it started spinning up production of the Model 22015 — moving at breakneck speed with little margin for error.
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How does this traditional, Hitler-centric view sit with Cesarani's insistence that the Holocaust was chaotic and ad hoc, "ill-planned, underfunded and carried through haphazardly at breakneck speed"?
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He has a point there: Despite testing weapons at breakneck speed since 2013, Pyongyang hasn't detonated a nuclear device since September 2017 or tested a missile since that November.
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Iran complied with the requirements of the nuclear deal at breakneck speed, something that analysts attributed to Mr. Rouhani's wish to bring that triumph to critical parliamentary elections in February.
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On one occasion, President Lyndon Johnson summoned the Fed chairman, William McChesney Martin, to berate him for raising interest rates (and to drive him around his ranch at breakneck speed).
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We witnessed this inevitability during the Christchurch attack this month, as videos of a gunman opening fire in two mosques were uploaded at breakneck speed to Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.
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It moved its many story lines along at breakneck speed, careening through multiple shocks and twists each episode with little of the plot-prolonging wheel-spinning endemic to the genre.
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Trump definitely has a point: Despite testing weapons at breakneck speed since 2013, North Korea hasn't detonated a nuclear device since September 2017 or tested a missile since that November.
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Technology has advanced at breakneck speed, spawning fake news, electronic soapboxes and multifarious social media on the one hand, and Orwellian big data that tread on privacy on the other.
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Of course, this ain't the first time a young NFL superstar has tried to flex behind the wheel at breakneck speed ... back in March, Lamar Jackson did the SAME THING!!!
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However, almost immediately his attempt to pass the legislation at breakneck speed was thwarted by the same group of MPs (Members of Parliament) who wanted more time to examine the detail.
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But in its push to move forward at breakneck speed, Uber appears to view most everything else — workers, laws, regulatory bodies — as mere obstacles to be pushed out of the way.
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The ethanol business had grown for years at breakneck speed but its outlook has dimmed due to Washington's aggressive protectionist stance and the administration's unpredictable management of its renewable fuel program.
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It just force-feeds the audience the same ideas this series has been rehashing for the last decade: generic heroes and big robots racing at breakneck speed toward a continually disappointing conclusion.
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The loss-making firm has been expanding at breakneck speed with over 2,000 cafes opened and plans to open 2,500 this year - displacing Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain in the process.
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" Manafort's trial judge, the crusty and irascible T.S. Ellis, has pushed the trial ahead at breakneck speed, an honored local custom in the Northern Virginia federal district known as the "rocket docket.
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Progress in the United States is advancing at breakneck speed, but Congress should significantly and urgently expand research funding to the National Institutes of Health to stop coronavirus and any future outbreaks.
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Story at a glance Just as the world around us continues to change at breakneck speed, so must nonprofits — when it comes to their priorities and fundraising methods — in order to adapt.
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In Wuhan, where the outbreak was first reported, the city streets are empty, but work continues at breakneck speed on a new hospital that is due to be completed early next week.
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Pakistan, desperate for additional electricity to avoid crippling blackouts, teamed up with GE to build the power stations at Bhikki, Haveli and Balloki, all in the most populous province Punjab, at breakneck speed.
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Luckin Coffee, expanding at breakneck speed, currently operates 2,370 stores in 28 Chinese cities and plans to open 2,500 new stores this year - displacing Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain in the process.
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While there have been mixed reports about whether the athleisure trend is slowing down after a decade of growing at breakneck speed, the market is clearly becoming more saturated, making it more competitive.
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The tax cut process, moving at breakneck speed, is also rife with apparent errors that will have to be corrected in due course, unless they just so happen to help some special interest.
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The scenes were disturbing: a slave child wielding a machete; a black woman holding a staff topped with a severed head; shadowy figures running at breakneck speed to escape the horrors around them.
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We would argue that while all of this innovation seems to be occurring at breakneck speed, these disruptions would occur even faster absent the friction of deep and well-founded concerns over security.
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But for many Saudis, while social change is seemingly happening at breakneck speed relative to the past, there's still a long way to go and it will inevitably be a time-intensive process.
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"I've always been a prolific songwriter, and I record at breakneck speed as well, so I have a lot of surplus material to choose from," he says in a 2016 interview with Rolling Stone.
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But as with any time travel tale, they inevitably became trapped in the maw of the story, hurled across time and space at breakneck speed until they're basically just there to keep moving forward.
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Rattling along at breakneck speed, it's couched in the semantics of stumbling through a dank indie club night feeling like the king of the world but also not wanting to be there at all.
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He learned to ride horses on his family's farm as a boy, and at times, he still appears happier riding bareback at breakneck speed than he is in aiming for his third world title.
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Those that evolve adaptations will also easily spread to other cities, leading to a truly globalized urban flora and fauna — continually evolving at breakneck speed to keep up with an increasingly human-dominated world.
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Luckin Coffee, which has been expanding at breakneck speed, currently operates 2,20193 stores in 28 Chinese cities and plans to open 2,500 more this year as tries to displace Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain.
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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin's relationship has moved at breakneck speed since they reunited earlier this year — and the pair once again shocked fans by getting married at a New York City courthouse on Thursday.
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LIUZHOU, China/BEIJING (Reuters) - By many measures, General Motors' China brand Baojun has been an exceptional success story, growing at breakneck speed by selling low-cost no-frills vehicles in smaller cities and rural areas.
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But the meeting comes at a time when the lira is facing fresh challenges from the country's geopolitical roller coaster, moving currently at breakneck speed after Ankara's much condemned military push into Syria on Oct.
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At the American Geophysical Union annual meeting in San Francisco today, NOAA released its 2019 "Arctic Report Card," an annual status update on the changes unfolding up north as the Arctic warms at breakneck speed.
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Kevin Ring, vice president of FAMM, a criminal justice reform organization, said the group is moving at breakneck speed to get as many petitions as they can in front of the Obama administration before January.
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The firm, which only officially launched its business at the start of last year, has expanded at breakneck speed, propelled by a focus on technology, delivery, and heavy discounting even at the cost of mounting losses.
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Even the most tested optimizations may not be able to overcome the meh content members report seeing more of on Netflix, some of which may be created by producers pushed to make shows at breakneck speed.
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So many commercials imply that cars should be driven at breakneck speed and cornered on two wheels, and in general that drivers should have a really good time driving a 4,000-pound destructive piece of machinery.
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The word is that Nate Diaz will get a largely undeserved crack at the lightweight champion—having not fought since their second match, while the landscape of MMA's most exciting division continues to shift at breakneck speed.
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China's economy is no longer growing at breakneck speed, so the price of global resources and commodities it has consumed voraciously is falling sharply, deepening worries about world demand, growth and the risk of a pernicious deflationary cycle.
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Park Sang-hak, a defector who represents an association of several dozen such groups, is so much in demand that he insists on being interviewed in his car, while his driver takes on Seoul's traffic at breakneck speed.
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The Team Sky rider sped away from a group of overall favorites at the top of the last of four grueling climbs in the Pyrenees and never looked back as he raced down at breakneck speed towards the line.
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During its first term in power PiS gained a reputation for pushing through legislation at breakneck speed, with hastily called late-night sittings of the Sejm, the lower house of parliament, followed by quick approval from the upper house.
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During my lunch hour, I would drive at breakneck speed to the supermarket, violating every single traffic rule along the way, and purchase a small fruit salad (consisting of 200 grams of fruit) and a sugar-free energy drink.
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There were creepy pantomimes and pure-movement works with thrilling displays of petit allegro — sequences of small jumps — often performed at breakneck speed (and barefoot, no less), but his movement was never disjointed: It didn't stop at the feet.
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These days, Nashville's shiny new culinary scene is expanding in different directions and at breakneck speed with notable additions like Julia Sullivan's seafood-forward Henrietta Red in Germantown, and Chef Vivek Surti's Southeast-Asian/American Tailor, among many others.
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Buttigieg, who like other candidates is racing to bank millions of dollars to spend on television and field staff in Iowa and other early voting states, has continued hitting high-dollar fundraisers at breakneck speed between his campaign stops.
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These internet companies don't want to do that because I think what they've been doing is growing at breakneck speed, and one of the things I started to do last year, right when they went to visit Trump, you remember that?
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Luckin Coffee, which has been expanding at breakneck speed, currently operates 26.7113,370 stores in 28 Chinese cities and plans to open 2,500 new stores this year with the goal of displacing Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain in the process.
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Luckin Coffee, which has been expanding at breakneck speed, currently operates 2,370 stores in 28 Chinese cities and plans to open 2,500 new stores this year with the goal of displacing Starbucks as China's largest coffee chain in the process.
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Kanye West is leaving no stone unturned -- literally -- on the construction site of his new Hidden Hills home, and he's apparently working at breakneck speed to get it finished so he and his family will have a place to live.
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Although there are questions hanging over how much each country will cut and whether all countries will agree to it, investors have raised their bets in both futures and options at breakneck speed that oil prices will continue to rise.
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Updates on their pushes for the deregulation of extractive industry and the opening of federal land for mining and drilling arrive at breakneck speed, while the consultation of tribal governments and affected community members have been shuffled off to the side.
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In many ways, the TV hit "Gilmore Girls" was super-predictable: Rory and her mom, Lorelai, would inevitably find themselves at Luke's Diner drinking coffee, ordering an insane amount of food but never actually eating it, and bantering at breakneck speed.
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Once a rarity on global dinner tables, salmon is a staple today, thanks to a fish farming industry that has expanded at breakneck speed in recent decades, including in Norway, where in 2016 around 1.18 million metric tons were produced.
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"My father, Jack, used to talk about bagels as if they were people," Mr. Shlafman, 63, said on a recent day as he rolled bagels at breakneck speed in Fairmount's cramped kitchen in Mile End, the only outpost of the store.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has placed an emergency order of 10,000 ventilators designed at breakneck speed by bagless vacuum cleaner company Dyson, the first fruits of an industry-wide call to arms to prepare for the looming peak of the coronavirus outbreak.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has placed an emergency order of 10,000 ventilators designed at breakneck speed by bagless vacuum cleaner company Dyson, the first fruits of an industry-wide call to arms to prepare for the looming peak of the coronavirus outbreak.
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But apart from stitching together a new trade agreement with the European Union at breakneck speed, or asking for an extension, Mr. Johnson's plan offers no way to cushion Britain from crashing out of the bloc at the end of the transition period.
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It looked like they finally got it right this time and have moved at breakneck speed since the whistleblower came forward, but they now seem to be gravitating back toward reading voters the Congressional Record and assuming that the facts speak for themselves.
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A tie-loosening four pints drunk at breakneck speed, as if everyone clinking glasses would never be able to sup the foamy head off a Stella ever again, followed by the same tiresome will-we-won't-we-yes-we-probably-will conversation.
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Our COO Ned Desmond began and championed this project for two years, and has been beyond instrumental in figuring out how to launch a subscription product at a publication that runs at breakneck speed inside a corporation with a lot on its mind.
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This felt of a piece with those moments, and others like them, moments of appreciation for one another, for the ways magic can be conjured, for the impossibility of seeing men flying into one another at breakneck speed but keeping one another safe.
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During its first term in power PiS, accused by the EU of subverting the rule of law, gained a reputation for pushing through bills at breakneck speed, with hastily called late-night lower house sittings followed by quick approval from the Senate.
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"He is fulfilling his promises and doing it at breakneck speed," White House chief of staff Reince Priebus told NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday, citing Trump's moves to increase military spending and to exit the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade pact.
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" Responding to the British criticism, she said, "Maybe between blathering about the values of 'tolerance and respect,' poor Theresa May might want to ask herself whether the Muslims the U.K. is importing at breakneck speed share these 'values of tolerance and respect.
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The rapid growth of non-bank lenders and their potential contribution to systemic risk is also worrying regulators as they have less reach in the 'shadow banking' market, which has grown at breakneck speed after banks pulled back during the credit crisis.
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The 2017 Virginia election was mostly about two things: big government Democrats in the northern part of the state have moved in at breakneck speed, and those voters are more petrified than ever that government could be scaled back in the coming years.
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The trailer is bookended by some charming, seemingly hand-drawn animation of Sonic, before cutting to some slick gameplay footage of the blue hedgehog doing what he does best — running at breakneck speed through branching levels while viciously stomping the life out of adorable robots.
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The two witnessed their surroundings transforming at breakneck speed during eras of unchecked economic expansion — Mr. Cole in England and the United States during the early-19th-century industrial revolution, and Mr. Shi in China following the free-market reforms of the late 20th century.
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This cinematic crime story following the relentless investigative work of Hogan and his team unfolds at breakneck speed, taking the reader behind the scenes of one of the most sophisticated and dangerous counter-narcotics operations in the history of the United States and Mexico.
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With both federal research institutions and private companies pursuing artificial intelligence breakthroughs at breakneck speed, the federal government is frankly having a bit of an existential crisis about its role in research efforts and the priorities it has for what AI research should look like.
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Instead of chasing profitability and expanding its global footprint at breakneck speed, it is building out its next chapter, which includes food delivery, scooter- and bike-sharing, car rental, flying cars, partnerships with transit networks and expanding its rides business in key global markets.
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These days, the roads below the Rockies are jammed with Subarus; suburbs have expanded at breakneck speed; and affordable housing is so scarce that by one assessment, Denver teachers can afford fewer than one-half of one percent of the homes in their city.
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In the last decade, virtual sex—whether it be in a VR headset, a live cam chat room, or a cellphone selfie—has accelerated at breakneck speed away from DVD sales and video downloads, and toward an experience unique to one moment in time.
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Bungie will most likely add game modes for solo players, like the free-for-all Rumble mode, and create some special limited-time modes that are more chaotic and in the spirit of the original, like the Mayhem mode that charges every players' super at breakneck speed.
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The promotion for the album has rocketed past the actual production of the album at breakneck speed with Ri on the campaign trail not only through her own social media and press circuits (she was promoting animated DreamWorks movie Home in 2015), but in near cultural saturation.
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If the plan is passed, I.R.S. staff members will have to write countless guidelines and regulations to define and explain critical terms and concepts, as well as correct technical flaws that can arise in the best of circumstances, let alone in a bill done at breakneck speed.
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However, Lagos is a city that contains both extreme wealth and poverty, and if the virus gets into its poorest areas, the lack of adequate housing and sanitation among people living in cramped conditions could cause it to spread at breakneck speed, a public health expert said.
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Season 1 of "Fear the Walking Dead" was stymied by a sluggish pace and the burden of introducing new characters and landscapes, even one as recognizable as Los Angeles, to a rabid audience already familiar with this world where the dead walk and the plot moves at breakneck speed.
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Having constructed two halfpipes in a large studio at Skylight Clarkson North in Lower Manhattan, the event space for most of the New York Fashion Week: Men's shows, Mr. Aoki cast 20 local skateboarders to model the collection as they dropped in and did tricks at breakneck speed.
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Not wanting to bore us, knowing full well that some of the group are planning a big one at Guy Gerber's party later in the evening, he's running through his understandings of a lifetime's work spent researching just exactly how people interact with and without each other at breakneck speed.
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Bill Clinton and George H.W. Bush became famously chummy, with Mr. Bush inviting the man who defeated him to the family compound in Kennebunkport, Me., to "play golf, spend the night" and "hurdle the waves at breakneck speed," according to the book "The President's Club," by Nancy Gibbs and Michael Duffy.
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"Ventec and G.M. have been working at breakneck speed to leverage our collective expertise in ventilation and manufacturing to meet the needs of the country as quickly as possible and arm medical professionals with the number of ventilators needed to save lives," said Chris O. Brooks, Ventec's chief strategy officer.
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From the North Korean regime's viewpoint, nuclear weapons guarantee their survival as a sovereign state and provide legitimacy for leader Kim Jong Un. Kim spent his first years in power growing his arsenal at breakneck speed, spending much of 2016 and 2017 launching ballistic missiles and testing nuclear weapons at a disturbing pace.
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Read: Bill Taylor's Testimony Paints a 'Damning' Picture of Trump's Ukraine Quid Pro Quo Taylor's testimony appeared to mark a major moment in the Democrats' month-old impeachment investigation, which has moved at breakneck speed since September, when a whistleblower complaint about a phone call between Trump and Zelensky set alarm bells ringing.
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Waymo is racking up miles driven with its self-driving fleet at breakneck speed, and its blockbuster intellectual property lawsuit against Uber — which is set to go to trial — makes this deal additionally threatening for Uber CEO Travis Kalanick who has said that the Uber fleet will be fully driverless by 2030.
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The first minute consists of the placid Take 2400, cushioned by synthetic flutes and airy electric guitar, before fading into the significantly more forceful Take 2000, which rushes by at breakneck speed, powered by furiously pummeled drums, blaring trumpets and chugging cellos (similar to the rhythmic strings employed by the Beatles' creative rival, Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys, on his then-recent smash, "Good Vibrations").
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The criminal trial against former Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE is moving at breakneck speed, compared with most federal court proceedings, with prosecutors calling more than a dozen witnesses to the stand since the case got underway on Tuesday.
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After promising a relatively cautious return to traditional social democracy in its 2017 manifesto — nationalization of some key industries, provision of free university education, slightly higher taxes on the richest — the Labour Party has since been driven by its base to embrace a more radical, forward-looking program, including a commitment to reducing carbon emissions at breakneck speed and ambitious reforms in favor of inclusive education and workers' rights.
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Facebook's larger pool of users, access to more data, and emphasis on true identity means that it has a better understanding of what viewers want to watch both within Facebook Watch and across Facebook as a whole, allowing the platform to serve more relevant content and increase time spent on the site likely cannibalizing YouTube's audience in the process, Facebook has a history of investing — at breakneck speed — in order to stave off competitors and build the future of media consumption, communication, and technology.
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