How long will hiring be in a state of flux?
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He seemed to be in a state of deep emotional pain.
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They often seemed to be in a state of stunned amazement.
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The passengers seem to be in a state of suspended animation.
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It's just not healthy to be in a state of constant outrage.
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Andrew M. Cuomo declared the system to be in a state of emergency.
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In places the silver surface seems to be in a state of decay.
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"We seem to be in a state of simultaneous fear and denial," he said.
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"Everything seems to be in a state of decline," Genji observes at one point.
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Government officials will be in a state of mourning for one year, he said.
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Silicon Valley may be in a state of what could be described diplomatically as nervous.
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In the end, Mr. Weinstein may very well be in a state of deteriorating health.
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There is not one country that would be in a state of war with Russia.
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"It's so serene that I can be in a state of meditation while practicing," Bündchen said.
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For an Argentine citizen to commit treason, the country must be in a state of war.
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If the WTO's rules are ignored, the entire game will be in a state of chaos.
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These latest exams, by contrast, reveal the syllabus to be in a state of constant revision.
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The capital had to be in a state of perfect order; no trace of trouble was permissible.
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Seven years ago Rick Snyder, Michigan's Republican governor, declared Flint to be in a state of financial emergency.
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With a recent flurry of notable activity, the wearable market looks to be in a state of flux.
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The firm expects its staff to be in a state of barely controlled delirium when they sell shoes.
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But that also touches on the question of how important a VP pick can be in a state.
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Thus, if you don't maintain and continue to improve, you will naturally be in a state of decline.
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His clothes, his hair, his posture all seem to be in a state of not just disarray but deliquescence.
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Almost no experts saw this coming, and professional foreign policy watchers appear to be in a state of panic.
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That has led several federations, clubs and leagues to declare themselves to be in a state of financial distress.
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That has led several federations, clubs and leagues to declare themselves to be in a state of financial distress.
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They are working people and they shouldn't be in a state where they cannot afford basic needs of life.
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Mr. Byford had been hired after the governor had declared the subway to be in a state of emergency.
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Leadership may be in a state of crisis today, but I believe that together, we can change the trajectory.
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"I refuse to accept the proposition that we'll be in a state of perpetual war with Republicans," Biden says.
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Media reports have declared the field of psychology, if not all of science, to be in a state of crisis.
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By the end of the year, aid agencies predict, the country will be in a state of full blown famine.
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Every middle-aged character in the book except for Manny seems to be in a state of resigned existential crisis.
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Without the energy of people like 2pac, I would still be in a state of constant worry, miserable and depressed.
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The body can't be in a state of extreme fear forever, and over time, the reaction to a phobia will decrease.
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The subway is still maddeningly unreliable more than a year after it was declared to be in a state of emergency.
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Andrew M. Cuomo declared the subway to be in a state of emergency, service has not improved in a significant way.
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Though the short-term situation may be in a state of flux, your long-term financial goals and strategy shouldn't change.
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Black hair, though in the official prison photo, it's more salt than pepper and appears to be in a state of retreat.
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A. Populations are believed to be in a state of decline, firefly watchers say, not just in the United States, but worldwide.
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Atmospheric ozone exists in a perpetual cycle of birth and destruction that under normal circumstances would be in a state of equilibrium.
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The retail industry continues to be in a state of upheaval as shoppers head online and demand more out of their shopping experience.
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The retail industry continues to be in a state of upheaval, as shoppers head online and demand more out of their shopping experience.
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Today, the polling industry has been reported to be "in a state of crisis" because they are altering their samples to favor Hillary.
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The intelligent civilizations we're trying to contact could be in a state of dormancy that may last for billions of years, he says.
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You need, in other words, to be in a state in which your unconscious mind lets loose the suppressed, rambunctious, juvenile giggler within.
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If you&aposre starting a small business in 2020, it could help to be in a state where the local economy is strong.
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No one knows what it's like to be in a state of hibernation, and we don't know if hibernators are still somewhat conscious.
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Nothing on Burnt Glass ever stays stationery, each element of a track seems to be in a state of hyper-tension and restless propulsion.
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If every shareholder took matters into his or her own hands whenever a problem arose, the building would be in a state of chaos.
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If it were any closer, though, all the characters would be in a state of catatonic shock: The grief and stress would flatten them.
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Attitudes towards reproductive rights seem to be in a state of flux across many European countries right now, including Hungary, Macedonia, Italy, and Slovakia.
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In 2017, Mr. Cuomo declared the subway to be in a state of emergency and created a "subway action plan" to fix the system.
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Congress has abdicated its principal constitutional responsibility by repeatedly failing to pass a budget, and seems to be in a state of permanent crisis.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, after declaring the subway to be in a state of emergency, promised that a rescue plan by the M.T.A. would deliver results.
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So instead of spending the next three and a half years in a state of perpetual outrage, you'd be in a state of perpetual depression.
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The Orthodox world considers North Macedonia's Church to be in a state of schism since it declared itself autocephalous, or independent, from the Serbian Orthodox Church.
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The city was declared to be in a state of emergency, and Governor Scott Walker activated the national guard (officials have yet to actually deploy them).
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"I believe equities to be in a state of illusory stability," Francesco Filia, chief executive officer of asset management firm Fasanara Capital, told CNBC via email.
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"I thought at the time, we had to be in a 'state of war', but how come the alarm has not been raised?" he told Caixin.
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It will be in a state of relatively constant flux, with about one-third of the collection rehung, or at least shifted about, every six months.
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He said Epcot would always be in a state of becoming, and this is sort of the next chapter of that state of becoming for us.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, after declaring the subway to be in a state of emergency, promised that a rescue plan by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority would deliver results.
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The second half of 2016 has been a delicate time for MMA, when the very identity of the sport seems be in a state of constant negotiation.
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Similarly, Boeing's much rumored and discussed new midsize aircraft, or NMA, seems to be in a state of limbo as the plane-maker focuses on the Max.
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What remains to be seen is how effective a splashy show of force can be in a state with a storied legacy of pill mills and scams.
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Rebel Media, the creation of the right-wing commentator Ezra Levant and a site often cast as Canada's Breitbart News, seems to be in a state of collapse.
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On Tuesday he declared the city to be in a state of emergency — the same day that federal officials said they had opened an investigation into the water contamination.
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"The application process seems to be in a state of suspension," Michael Lu, managing director of Greater China Business Development of Dutch money manager Robeco told reporters in November.
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"What if you happen to be in a state that's the size of a continent, in some ways, and there's no cross-boundary issue, like my state," he asked.
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However, like other cities in 'flyover country,' the Midwest might be in a state of transition that the bicoastal media has not yet understood - just like they misunderstood Trump.
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Papermaster entered AMD in October 2011 and the company seemed to be in a state of free fall, with major rivals like Qualcomm, Apple, and Samsung snapping up dissatisfied employees.
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In February Leer was one of two counties in South Sudan declared to be in a state of famine by the UN. Between them they are home to 100,000 people.
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But if you have a hidden aim, and are hatching a sinister plot, then I fear in China you need to be in a state of apprehension and extra careful.
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"But if you have a hidden aim, and are hatching a sinister plot, then I fear in China you need to be in a state of apprehension and extra careful."
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Under Catholic teaching, divorce is not permitted, and Catholics who remarry after divorce are therefore understood to be in a state of sin that precludes their ability to take communion.
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Does a company looking to attract the young and college-educated (a disproportionately liberal group) want to be in a state that promotes Trumpian values and demands workplaces accede to them?
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The current run of funding is due to end at midnight, and if Paul's block passes that point or appropriations otherwise lapse, the government would be in a state of shutdown.
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More troubling still, character motivations appear to be in a state of flux, and much of the drama involves clever people committing obvious blunders and suffering reversals of fortune as a result.
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And on Tuesday, the mayor of San Francisco declared the city to be in a state of emergency, although there are still zero confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus in the city.
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When Mr. Cuomo declared the transit system to be in a state of emergency in June, he pledged $1 billion for improvements and moved to make it easier to buy badly needed equipment.
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When protein and calories are unchanged... It literally fucking doesn't matter... #sciencebitch When people aspire to be in a state of ketosis they remove a lot of foods they can identify as carbs.
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So powerful was this positive feedback loop that I even splashed $600 on a Japanese-style bidet system in order for it to be in a state of constant readiness for her adoring kisses.
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But much of the party appeared to be in a state of paralysis, uncertain of how to achieve political distance from Mr. Trump without enraging millions of voters who remained loyal to his campaign.
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He said that after Mr. Murphy appointed him, he was so distressed by the condition of New Jersey Transit that he asked if he could declare it to be in a state of emergency.
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My sons will be in a state of high agitation these next few nights as the Mets face off against the Yankees in a four-game, home-and-home series that begins on Monday.
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Even though President Obama declared the state of Washington to be in a state of emergency this past August, many other scorched communities felt as though their health and safety was not being prioritized.
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And yet he seems to be in a state of confused denial—about, we presume, the recent death of his wife of some fifty years, Madeleine, whom Anne speaks of in the past tense.
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He had to plant again in dry ground after his crops failed to survive the drought that has struck Jiquilisco, one of the areas declared to be in a state of "red alert" by authorities.
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In order to work, those cubes have to be in a state of constant free fall; they cannot touch the spacecraft shielding them and must be unperturbed by outside forces, like solar radiation or tiny particles.
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"No signal has been received by Rosetta from Philae since last July and earlier this year the lander was considered to be in a state of eternal hibernation," the European Space Agency said in a blog post.
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It's not rare for recordings of improvised music to give a sense of the physical space between instrumentalists, but with Mr. Sorey's trio, that air seems to be in a state of charged collapse, packed with magnetic density.
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The G.O.P. establishment may be in a state of meltdown, but this process of exploiting the darkest American undercurrents began with Richard Nixon's Southern Strategy and, more lately, has included the birther movement and the Obama Derangement Syndrome.
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The problems have become so bad that Andrew Cuomo, New York's governor, declared the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), the state entity that runs the subway, bus lines and two regional commuter rails, to be in a state of emergency.
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When I'm super inspired I'll just be in a state of mind where I'm like, 'Alright, I'm working on the album right now and it has to be fucking great', and that's all I'll think about for a week.
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Andrew Cuomo turned up the heat on New York's subway managers — and also, he must have known, himself — by more than a few degrees on Thursday when he declared the subway system to be in a state of emergency.
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The passage of this would be laudable were it not coming nearly a year after the governor of Michigan declared Flint to be in a State of Emergency and nearly five months after the historic 2628,28500-year flooding event in Louisiana.
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"I told him how deeply ashamed I was to be in a state where our senator does not denounce Trump for boasting of sexual assault," he said, referencing a controversial 2005 audio recording of Trump discussing groping women's genitalia without consent.
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Behind those requirements was Mr. Houghton's belief that the American theater, in the 1970s and 133s widely believed to be in a state of terminal decline, still had a pulse, that it was a vital organism deserving celebration and nurturing.
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The US spent more on expansions than all of the other 37 countries we examined put together … While shiny new constructions rise across the Middle East, Asia and South America, US museums seem to be in a state of constant growth.
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It restricts employees' ability to perform body cavity searches and necessitates that they announce their presence when entering a facility in which incarcerated women might be in a state of undress, such as restroom, shower areas, and medical treatment areas.
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But the governor, who declared the subway to be in a state of emergency last year, has also won praise for hiring Andy Byford, a highly respected transit executive who introduced a $215 billion overhaul plan to save the subway.
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" Councilman Ritchie Torres, a Bronx Democrat who is a critic of Nycha's management, said of the ruling, "My concern is that public housing will continue to be in a state of flux and confusion that does a disservice to everyone.
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The last episode of The Proud Family may have aired in 2005, and the IRL friendship between the stars of Drake & Josh (also named Drake and Josh) may be in a state of disrepair, but those fond childhood memories are alive and well.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch military has been "gravely neglected" under Prime Minister Mark Rutte's government and even if spending is increased, it will not be in a state of "basic readiness" until 2021 at the earliest, a key government adviser said on Friday.
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But a lot of folks still seem to be in a state of trauma over that big meeting President Trump called last week, in which the cabinet members tried to one-up each other in the fulsomeness of their praise for their commander in chief.
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If your daily habits include drinking three cups or more of coffee, working out for an hour, or taking medications that are diuretics (including many blood pressure meds), then you could be in a state of salt deficit, even if you don't limit your salt intake.
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It's possible Obama's threat applies to some lower-ticket candidates, like those running for the House of Representatives or Senate, but it's unclear if a Democrat maintaining a timid approach to guns would be in a state in which he or she wants the president to campaign.
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Negotiations on formally ending the state of war between the Soviet Union and Japan dragged on for another five years until October 19, 1956, and even then they only ended the state of war, rather than declaring the two countries to be in a state of peace.
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PARIS — Declaring the French economy to be in a "state of emergency," President François Hollande announced on Monday a 2 billion euro plan to subsidize job creation and temporarily move half a million unemployed people off the welfare rolls, as record unemployment threatens his bid for re-election next year.
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For all the plans and white papers the Democratic presidential candidates have released—for all of the vigorous back and forth between the field's progressives and moderates on health care, climate, and other issues at the center of the primary—the race seems to be in a state of stasis.
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When the current Dalai Lama dies, Tibetans will be in a state of disarray, said Phunchok Stobdan, a former Indian diplomat and a senior fellow at the Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses in New Delhi, although he stressed that India will continue to support the Tibetan refugees on humanitarian grounds.
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It is often said that when President Trump eventually leaves office, reporters will be in a state of confusion, so accustomed are we to a constant stream of tweets and announcements that send us scurrying to report or fact-check or tear tufts of hair out multiple times in an hour.
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While the titles suggest that standing at the ocean's edge inspired the paintings, and becoming conscious of infinity's presence (sky) and the inevitability of dissolution (ocean) are the subjects, what most holds my attention is Miyasaki's ability to make a form appear to be in a state of slow but inescapable dissolution.
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Facebook's privacy settings always seem to be in a state of flux but right now the default setting is that anyone can send anyone a message on Facebook—but messages sent by people who you aren't friends with go into a "Message requests" folder so you can scan them without responding, or ignore them completely.
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I have often said that General MacArthur and General Patton would be in a state of shock if they were alive today to see the way President Obama and Hillary Clinton try to recklessly announce their every move before it happens – like they did in Iraq – so that the enemy can prepare and adapt.
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Specifically, her government career would now be in a state of limbo following the FBI's finding that dozens of e-mail chains sent to and from a private server at Mrs Clinton's home included "secret" information, and that eight e-mail chains, some written by her, contained information classified as "top secret: special access programmes", the highest level.
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It's the return of flow, the feeling of choice and possibility as you begin to move again through the world, that makes you recall that what it is to be young is not to be in a state of ecstasy but merely to be unimpeded, to be in the world without having undue consciousness of your own muscle and bone within it.
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Still technically at war with its southern neighbor, ordinary North Koreans are warned to be in a state of constant vigilance to threats from the outside, particularly from the US. Those fears seemed to be confirmed this month, after US President Donald Trump launched a surprise strike on a Syrian airfield and dispatched a naval battle group -- which he described as "an armada" -- to northern Asia.
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Crouch has also studied at the Stephen King School of Information Management, which teaches that the reader and protagonist must be in a state of constant overlap and flux in terms of what they know about the plot, and dictates that whenever one gets too far ahead of the other, she or he will be blindsided by an unexpected revelation or an unobserved detail.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) appears to be in a state of massive upheaval following the departure of several aides and new allegations against the agency's embattled administrator, Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE.
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