It's not very common for WhatsApp to be unavailable worldwide.
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Robertson threw 33 pitches and will likely be unavailable Sunday.
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Treinen also might be unavailable for Thursday's series finale, Baker said.
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Starting today, inline installation will be unavailable to all newly published extensions.
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Grant programs that mostly help our nation's most vulnerable will be unavailable.
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Those flights will be unavailable through April 24, according to a Tuesday statement.
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Hope Solo has been granted personal leave and will be unavailable for today's match.
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He is on leave for personal reasons indefinitely and will be unavailable for contact.
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The Royal Moroccan Football Federation later said Amrabat would be unavailable for a week.
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Good care may be unavailable in some poor neighborhoods, and easily obtained in others.
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Online services such as bill payments will be unavailable until after power has been restored.
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Electricity and water will be unavailable for several days to weeks after the storm passes.
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The site stresses that many of these films will be unavailable to see anywhere else.
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Electricity and water will likely be unavailable for several days to weeks, according to the NHC.
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The few safe foods those with allergies depend on may now be unavailable or sold out.
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Spotify has resolved issues that briefly caused the music streaming service to be unavailable to some users.
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Although Tumblr says the content was immediately removed, its app continues to be unavailable on the App Store.
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BP's Houston offices suffered severe flooding and will be unavailable until December, Chief Executive Bob Dudley told Reuters.
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Tallgrass also said that the MarkWest Seneca-Noble and Rover-Noble points would be unavailable until further notice.
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Manager Terry Collins said Reyes was still sore Wednesday night and would likely be unavailable Friday as well.
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The lender said on Friday that Chairman Alessandro Falciai would be unavailable to be reappointed for personal reasons.
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Minutes later, the Knicks announced that Kristaps Porzingis would be unavailable because of a lower left leg contusion.
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Examples would include seat assignments that turn out to be unavailable, or early boarding that is not provided.
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But Russia announced on Monday that Mr. Putin would be unavailable — another sign of the Kremlin's growing displeasure.
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But Russia announced on Monday that Mr. Putin would be unavailable — more signs of the Kremlin's growing displeasure.
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There will be no shortage of star power, even if Pittsburgh center Evgeni Malkin (knee) continues to be unavailable.
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"Hope Solo has been granted personal leave and will be unavailable for today's match," the Reign announced on Twitter.
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It's an unsubtle, painful articulation of how they find any sense of personal freedom to be unavailable to them.
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If Severino resumes throwing in six weeks, around late May, he could be unavailable until at least late June.
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Worse, apps that rely on Google Maps, such as ride-hailing and food delivery services, will also be unavailable.
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Barring a dramatic change in circumstances, the main tool of monetary policy over the past few decades will be unavailable.
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The stall will be modest, however: Uber will only be unavailable in the French capital between 11am and 3pm local time.
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A Takata airbag issue had also caused a steering wheel variant that is popular in Germany, to be unavailable, BMW said.
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By charging her, she would effectively be unavailable as a witness if prosecutors want to pursue other participants in the meeting.
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Trees will often snap or become uprooted and block roads, while there's potential for electricity and water to be unavailable for weeks.
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The app will then be unavailable for new fares until the "mandatory rest period" of six hours is over, per the Post.
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ProPublica purchased a number of different housing ads last week, but asked that they be unavailable to certain segments of the population.
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But when the broader arbitration hearing commenced this past Monday, Khajeh-Hosseiny's lawyer said he was overseas and would be unavailable indefinitely.
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Rewriting these tax credits as the Freedom Caucus wants would likely mean that they would be unavailable outside someone's outstanding tax obligations.
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Washington State linebackers Isaac Dotson and Nate DeRider could be unavailable Saturday after both exited last week's game due to injury. 3.
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Screening calls then took more effort than it does now, but I rapidly figured out how to be unavailable when LeMay rang.
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The H-1B was intended to bring skilled labor and talent thought to be unavailable within the American workforce to the US .
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It's likely that previous seasons of the game may be unavailable to purchase for a few days as we transition—but don't panic!
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The device recycles a person's blood back into their body in emergency situations, when donated blood or a transfusion machine may be unavailable.
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For example, parents with depression or substance use problems may be unavailable to care for their children and provide the support they need.
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Seattle closer Edwin Diaz likely will be unavailable for Sunday's finale after collecting his first four career saves over the last five days. 3.
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Data from integrated biomedical devices (such as monitoring equipment for patients' vital signs) would be unavailable and would have to be recorded by hand.
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On rare occasions when all three of those editors will be unavailable, they will designate Phil or another masthead editor to grant these approvals.
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That result seemed like a foregone conclusion earlier this week when Seattle announced that running backs Chris Carson and C.J. Prosise would be unavailable.
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Steven Matz, whose career has been plagued by injuries, will be unavailable to the Mets for several weeks as he deals with elbow inflammation.
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The clock also tracks when the sun comes back up, during that time the show will be unavailable until it is once again after midnight.
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Customers who own an Fire TV will start seeing a notification today warning them that the service will be unavailable as of January 1st, 2018.
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Despite being able to provide resources which would otherwise be unavailable to low-income areas, very little changed in the stores surveyed by the team.
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The embassy will still provide emergency services to U.S. citizens in Cuba, but many routine services will be unavailable as a result of the drawdown.
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If consent were required for any biospecimen research to proceed, it is quite likely that specimens collected from these populations would be unavailable for research.
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Carolina's defense dominated the Seahawks up front and recorded five sacks, but defensive end Jared Allen may be unavailable due to a fractured foot. 1.
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The Rand study estimated just 29 to 129 trans service members would be unavailable for active deployment due to transition-related care at any given time.
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Affected programs will be unavailable in YouTube TV. If a blackout is in effect in your location, we will do our best to let you know.
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The team saw starting pitcher Johnny Cueto (groin) and shortstop Brandon Crawford (finger) leave Monday's game with injuries, and both players could be unavailable this weekend.
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Also, around 85 percent of Weld County — an area with about 17,000 oil and gas wells at last count — would be unavailable, based on the analysis.
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I'm taking some much needed time off in LOCATION doing FUN ACTIVITY, and will be unavailable from DATE - DATE, but will be checking my email periodically.
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If nothing changes, the spread of unchecked triple-digit growth in short-term rentals will continue and more units will be unavailable to full-time residents.
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The Smithsonian Channel, Pop, and CBS Sports Network would also be unavailable on Dish networks in cities including New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago, CBS said.
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The legislation also waives typical SBA loan requirements that credit must be unavailable elsewhere and that the borrower must personally guarantee the amount or provide collateral.
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By the time J.D. went to federal court, she was well into her second trimester and approaching the point when abortion would be unavailable in Texas.
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It's okay to be unavailable for a while when I'm busy, especially since I'm polite about it and let him know I'll be more available tonight.
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Why it matters: Content that people care about, like NFL playoff games or local news, will be unavailable to customers until the two parties reach an agreement.
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Nevertheless, Mueller concluded that such information "would likely be unavailable or ineffective in this factual setting," by which he means the June 2016 meeting in Trump Tower.
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Store Credit Card Unsecured credit card might be unavailable in the short-term, but people with low credit scores can often still get approved for store cards.
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CNBC contacted three other security professionals who verified that the ability to download member information from "closed" groups was once enabled, but now appeared to be unavailable.
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SAI will allow podcast advertisers to measure ad reach, recall, and more, providing data that has previously be unavailable or unreliable when it comes to podcast ads.
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No hero will be unavailable for two consecutive weeks, and teams will be told about the available heroes a week or so before each match, Blizzard said.
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Moreover, this already limited pool of cars can be used for other riders, and vehicles may be unavailable when needed by those with disabilities, the lawsuit said.
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Gronkowski, New England's superlative tight end, has missed seven straight games with a back injury that required surgery, and he will be unavailable for the Super Bowl.
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New acquisitions Jiri Hudler and Teddy Purcell made their debuts for Florida in the win at Winnipeg but both players may be unavailable Thursday due to visa issues.
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But Halima Farah, 26, who works there, said that every time she goes to speak with a landlord about a vacant property, it mysteriously seems to be unavailable.
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With easy access to retail websites, consumers anywhere in the country could order from specialty wine shops, purchasing bottles that might otherwise be unavailable in their own states.
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Hubbuch is also of the belief that his tweets have helped him make social connections that would otherwise be unavailable and have provided a necessary outlet during trying times.
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However, some of that supply will be unavailable after PES decided to shut its Philadelphia-area refinery, the largest in the region, due to a fire in late June.
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When she meets and falls for a guy who turns out to be unavailable, she finds herself lonely and unmotivated — until she discovers a family secret she can't ignore.
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FOMO is real for many freelancers, but it's important to set boundaries for your time while effectively communicating and managing your client's expectations of how long you'll be unavailable.
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" He added, "Some of the evidence is no longer available, witnesses will be unavailable, evidence is stale and people's memories are not the same after that period of time.
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Some species use their potent chemical cocktails to take down prey that would otherwise be unavailable to them, while others use their toxic mixes to ward off potential predators.
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Green will be unavailable after throwing 38 pitches in two and one-third scoreless innings in Game 6, and Robertson was assailed in his brief time on the mound.
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The fact that trading could be unavailable to some users is also a big deal as the price of bitcoin has been fluctuating significantly by the hour this week.
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Tweets can be unavailable for a variety of reasons: they might contain a keyword that you've muted, an account's tweets could be protected, or a tweet may have been deleted.
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Initially Denis Leary was considered for the role of Teddy, but when Leary turned out to be unavailable, Moss suggested Pantoliano, who had played the traitorous Cypher in The Matrix.
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If you avoid being honest about why you always seem to be unavailable, even though your schedule seemed open at first glance, you risk seeming avoidant, shady, or just annoying.
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However, surpassing the frustration over the deficiencies of their health coverage was the palpable fear that future health coverage would be unavailable or too costly for themselves and their families.
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Klinsmann, though, will be coaching his team in the Copa América Centenario in June, and consequently most likely would be unavailable to the BBC for anything more than brief interviews.
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A regulator might issue a warning letter to a person engaged in lawful conduct, but judicial oversight will likely be unavailable because of the "informal" nature of the agency action.
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Meant to be more than the usual tourist attractions and sightseeing tours, the promise is that travelers can visit places and have experiences that would otherwise be unavailable to them.
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Ms. Warick said that students should not wait for the I.R.S. data tool to return online to file their Fafsas, as it is uncertain how long it will be unavailable.
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Landmark studies such as a 1993 study that linked particle air pollution to premature deaths would, under the regulation, be unavailable to use because the information wasn't made public by researchers.
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Instead of helping people on an ad hoc basis, you might hold office hours or just let your coworkers know that you'll be unavailable for a certain portion of the day.
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The NYSE does note that there are some floor broker order types that will be unavailable, though, and didn't provide any guidance for when it expects to reopen the trading floor.
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If you haven't filed your 2000 taxes yet, grab your shoebox of receipts and see if you qualify for these tax deductions — some of which may be unavailable after this year.
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I'd heard from a friend who tried (and canceled) Nuuly before me that nearly everything she wanted tended to be unavailable in her size, but I haven't had the same problem.
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The line is being suspended to allow for maintenance, repairs and improvements to the pipeline, the company said, adding that the line will be unavailable to shippers for 6 to 10 months.
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Nestle now lists Wonka as a brand that "opened its doors in 1983" and following the 2005 movie, it made golden ticket bars, however Wonka-branded products now appear to be unavailable.
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One thing remained concrete, however: bruised by a record-low election result on September 24th, the Social Democrats (SPD) would be unavailable for another four years of "grand coalition" with the chancellor.
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The South China Morning Post's website continues to be unavailable in China, which reports speculate has to do with a recent column it ran that irritated Chinese government officials at the top.
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Compounding matters for New York is the fact that left fielder Yoenis Cespedes may be unavailable for Tuesday's game after suffering cramps in his hamstring while attempting to corral Raburn's winning hit.
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Instead, companies such as Twitter sometimes have to bend to local or domestic tastes and legislation, meaning that what a user in one country sees could be unavailable to someone in another.
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And there are multiple indicators, including drought, dieback, shrinkage of the Sierra Nevada's snowpack and a slight retreat of the sequoia's southern range, to suggest such volumes could soon be unavailable to them.
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Usually we just do written messages, but since she'll be unavailable for the next couple of weeks, we wanted to chat in real time to go over my treatment plan during her absence.
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"We got to the point where we had enough information where we knew he would be unavailable to us so we made the decision," Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin told reporters about Brown.
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The U.S. is the biggest natural gas producer in the world, and analysts see no chance that supplies will run out or be unavailable but a shortage could mean prices will be higher.
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Presumably they will be unavailable on Sunday as well, unless — like my colleague Jason Del Rey — I set my alarm clock for midnight and manage to nab one of the precious available slots.
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Presumably they will be unavailable on Sunday as well, unless — like my colleague Jason Del Rey — I set my alarm clock for midnight and manage to nab one of the precious available slots.
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Make it a point to manage expectations with your colleagues: Let them know when you'll be unavailable, what time zone you'll be in, and any other logistical details that they need to know.
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On Thursday, the hearts of Apple fans across the world broke as news filtered out that all Jet Black phones and iPhone Plus models will be unavailable to purchase at tomorrow's in-store release.
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For now, if you're able to access the service you'll be restricted to restaurant bookings (so no haircut appointments just yet), and some restaurants will be unavailable for reasons that occasionally aren't entirely clear.
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"Due to the temperature forecasts on the Garonne, production restrictions are likely to affect EDF's nuclear power plant at Golfech from Tuesday July 23," the company said, adding that both reactors could be unavailable.
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And, because it connects the device to a VPN in order to work, some services may be unavailable or partially disrupted when it's installed, including Netflix, Hulu, Pokémon Go, and Ticketmaster, the company says.
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It's also easy for you to redesignate the beneficiary, should circumstances change somehow, and you can even specify a contingent beneficiary — a second choice to receive the payout, should your first choice be unavailable.
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" Ms. Bondi, the ethics commission investigators said, declined to answer any questions about the matter, as "her staff advised that due to her busy schedule and heavy workload, she would be unavailable for an interview.
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Still, a determined online viewer willing to jump from one feed to another can watch long portions of games that otherwise would be unavailable in their region or require a subscription to the Sunday Ticket.
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For example, according to the document, the catering industry will be banned from using single-use plastic cutlery in major cities by the end of 2020, while non-degradable plastic straws will be unavailable nationwide.
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Nevertheless, Mueller concludes that such evidence "would likely be unavailable or ineffective in this factual setting" because the description of the offered information was general and nonspecific and nothing of value was delivered at the meeting.
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"Witness bonds are a common tool used by prosecutors and defense attorneys when the lawyer has reason to believe that the witness will be unavailable or make him or herself unavailable for trial," the statement read.
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Every business relying on items from one of the countries engaged in a potential trade war must calculate the risk the items will be unavailable or significantly more expensive and make contingency plans accordingly. DE-GLOBALIZATION?
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Sullivan asked a New York judge for permission to withdraw from the Weinstein case last week, saying in a letter that because the trial's start had recently been moved from June to September, he would be unavailable.
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It isn't clear which tracks will be unavailable via the cheaper deal, but to sweeten things a little more, SoundCloud Go+ will include "additional exclusive product features" that'll be announced later this year, according to the company.
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Kansas City closer Wade Davis could be unavailable Sunday as the Royals face the visiting Detroit Tigers in the rubber match of a three-game series, but the veteran has already made his impact felt this weekend.
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As parliament is prorogued for between one and two weeks ahead of a Queen's Speech, that would mean that lawmakers would in effect "be unavailable to stop a no-deal Brexit immediately before October 31", Sky said.
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At this point, it's unclear how long Visa and other credit card services will continue to be unavailable, so if you're in Europe and were planning on going out later, you better remember to grab some cash first.
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The problem, for international Netflix users, is that a lot of Netflix content available in the United States — including Netflix original series such as House of Cards — can be unavailable in other regions, due to existing licensing deals.
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Union workers in New Jersey are concerned that any of their promised benefits will be unavailable and their contributions lost because of the looming insolvency of their pension plan brought on by the mass exodus of formerly contributing employers.
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In an age of instant shopping gratification and same-day delivery, the idea that something so mundane could be unavailable seemed downright scary, and an ominous sign that a basic supply chain is under stress because of the pandemic.
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The exception to this rule seems to be the National Science Foundation's website, which replaced its normal landing page with a bunch of plain text explaining that its website will be "unavailable until further notice" thanks to the government shutdown.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Kei Nishikori is the latest player to skip the Davis Cup because of the packed calendar, the Japanese confirming on Monday that he would be unavailable for his country's World Group opener against France following the Australian Open.
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A study by the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, the state agency charged with promoting energy development, found that 90 percent of the states' available surface acreage would be unavailable for oil and gas development under the proposed setback rules.
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Chiefs 31, Chargers 21 A big win clinched a first-round bye for Kansas City, but it came with a huge cost as Juan Thornhill, a standout rookie defensive back, injured his knee and may be unavailable for the playoffs.
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Columbus coach John Tortorella, who replaced Todd Richards seven games into the season, suffered a pair of fractured ribs in a collision with one of his players at Friday's practice and will be unavailable for Saturday's road contest against the Boston Bruins.
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WATCH THIS: From John Steinbeck's Cottage to an Actual Castle: 5 Historical Homes You Can Rent The partially open sites are mostly unstaffed, meaning visitors centers, park rangers and other facilities — including bathrooms — will be unavailable to those who choose to enter.
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Infielder Wilmer Flores tested out his sore left rib cage injury before the game and satisfied the Mets enough not to be placed on the D.L. Collins, however, said before the game that Flores was likely to be unavailable to play anyway.
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Mr McConnell is now promising the same again—a reform that, because of the complexity of health-care policy, as well as the inevitable compromises, misjudgements and oversights, will at some point require bipartisan remedial action, which, for the same reason, would probably be unavailable to it.
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Instead of pulling the typical "celebrities under scrutiny" move and claiming to be unavailable, they spoke to the press, and posed naked for an Entertainment Weekly cover story with insults that had been hurled at them, like "Dixie Sluts" and "Saddam's Angels," painted on their bodies.
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It is easily navigated, should Ms. Elia be unavailable, with an app introduced by the booming voice of the Vogue contributing editor André Leon Talley, who served on the advisory committee (along with the longtime Ebony commentator Audrey Smaltz, one of many African-American muses featured).
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Should a Prize be unavailable at the time that the Promoter seeks to acquire the Prize for the Prize Winner, Promoter reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to substitute with an alternative of equal or greater value or to substitute a cash alternative for any Prize.
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"Libor is highly likely to be unavailable after December 31, 2021 and these are longer term assets, so investors should be concerned and looking for straight-forward processes, otherwise it will be a negotiation at the time, which will be harder," said Adam Schneider, a partner at consulting firm Oliver Wyman.
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Nickelodeon's biggest star might be unavailable for the new platform's launch: Nick has a multi-year deal with Netflix believed to be worth around $200 million, including a new SpongeBob SquarePants project, and we've recently seen similar pre-existing content deals keep shows off new platforms (like Disney Plus) at least temporarily.
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The outlet reports that an email was sent to guests on Wednesday night, just a few days before the Monday affair, announcing that those specific parts of the hotel will be unavailable to regular guests for 48 hours — from noon Sunday to noon Tuesday — so the wedding guests can have unlimited access.
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In the post, Microsoft also explained how users can recover or delete their data from the service before it shuts down, and confirmed that though the service and apps will be unavailable, going forward the devices can still be used for the following actions: Recording and tracking daily health information (steps, heart rate, basic workouts) Recording activity data (runs, bike rides, hikes, etc) Tracking sleep Setting alarms The post also notes that resetting the device after the May 31 shutdown will render it inoperable.
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