"It chips away at you every single day," she said.
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Helen chips away at Katz effectively, but he smiles through it.
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That chips away at that shame that leads to harassment and violence.
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Today's order chips away at that idea by opening the door to more lawsuits.
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There's only one of you, and every round chips away at 47's health.
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Timing these changes correctly increases your score, missing them chips away at your health.
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With Social Security, claiming at any age prior to 70 chips away at benefits.
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From that point, the documentary chips away at the other evidence in the case.
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The longer the closure lasts, the more it chips away at U.S. economic growth.
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We're supposed to be thinking about a small tool that chips away at things.
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In "The Unspeakable," Meghan Daum chips away at convention to uncover unvarnished personal truths.
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Kleptocratic elites bleed public services while Fidesz, the ruling party, chips away at Hungary's democracy.
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As the Trump administration chips away at Obamacare, some states are building it back up.
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Bruce Springsteen has long had a poet's feel for how life chips away at hope and ambition.
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But Obama, 55, might need a buzz as he chips away at his post-White House projects.
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It chips away at a hero's greatness to keep making peculiar use of their likenesses and leftovers.
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Still, he flirtatiously chips away at her, trying to figure out why she agreed to see him.
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AS THE TRADE war chips away at its allure, China wants to retain the affection of foreign businesses.
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Congress rewrites the laws guiding US environmental policy — or at least chips away at them through budget riders.
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Routinely snooping is a bad habit because it chips away at the trust you have in your relationship.
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"They follow Australia's increasing tendency towards enacting counterterrorism legislation that incrementally chips away at fundamental rights," she said.
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Is there anything that chips away at the self esteem of an adult more effectively than a child's ridicule?
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Speaking one's mental illness into existence—so it's "real" like a broken toe—chips away at that silencing shame.
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A simple greeting, whether on the phone or computer, can offer warmth that slowly chips away at the isolation.
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Also, cities regularly make developments smaller than their zoning allows, something that gradually chips away at future housing production.
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But any decision that chips away at Amazon's legal protections for its platform represents a potential threat to its business.
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No policy can reverse the opioid crisis by itself—each of these chips away at the likely future death toll.
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Such heavy curation of extracurricular activities chips away at the spontaneous, hedonistic soul of what a music festival should be.
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When anything can become a weapon, that chips away at the hope that terrorist attacks are somehow predictable or controllable.
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Keep in mind, the probate court process can be time-consuming and expensive, which ultimately just chips away at your estate.
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"The Italian political news isn't a shock, but nonetheless it chips away at investor confidence," CMC Markets analyst David Madden said.
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Why it matters: This chips away at President Trump's repeated denial of assessments that Russia was behind the 2016 information breach.
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As Beijing chips away at Hong Kong's freedoms, Ho has become an emblematic figure of the territory—embattled, emboldened, and unbeholden.
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Rising inequality chips away at the bonds of social solidarity, hollowing out the middle class and placing deep barriers between citizens.
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At the same time, history also tells us, every day of investigation into a president chips away at his approval rating.
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With each of these updates, Facebook chips away at the clickbait problem, leaving more room in the News Feed for legitimate content.
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The data he provides offer a clearer picture of great economic puzzles, and his bold theorising chips away at tired economic orthodoxies.
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One expense that always chips away at my wallet is the constant need to stay caffeinated in the mornings or after lunch.
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The new law chips away at the Communications Decency Act, which has ensured that websites generally aren't liable for what their users post.
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In enacting a law that chips away at Israel's democratic foundations, and in embracing President Donald Trump, Netanyahu has further alienated American Jews.
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Every global summit that shirks decisive climate action chips away at the public's trust in our ability to face up to the challenge.
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But with every gaffe, Biden chips away at his own claim that he's a better choice than Trump because he can restore decorum.
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Keep in mind, the probate court process can prove to be time-consuming and expensive, which ultimately just chips away at your estate.
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It kind of chips away at CCA's credibility the further you get into the story, because it's hard to believe all the denials.
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Batman is still full of himself in the sequel, but this time around he meets someone who chips away at his brooding, dark exterior.
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For each day he chips away at a certain task he's trying to complete, he gets to put a red X on that day.
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Their songwriting, which routinely touched on small town romance and camaraderie, chips away at your heart as though it possesses a delicate little hammer.
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Even while the Fed chips away at its $4.4-trillion balance sheet, its counterparts in Europe, Japan and China are adding to their holdings.
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It chips away at the insidious perfectionism that grows larger and stronger with every new photo-editing app and every improvement in our smartphone cameras.
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The urge to distinguish itself as Apple chips away at the company's lead, and as Amazon reportedly prepares a full-on assault, is perfectly legitimate.
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First, Mr. Gorbachev enjoys no immunity from prosecution, and hence like many government critics, feels increasingly uneasy as the Kremlin chips away at civil liberties.
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This trade-off happens with the complicity of the elder dance instructors, but it brews an anxiety that chips away at the school's serene facade.
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It doesn't win the day, but it chips away at your opponent's moral standing and raises doubt about the entirety of his or her position.
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Trump keeps DACA but chips away at barriers to deportation In January, Nieto said his country would guarantee immigrants in the United States had access to protection.
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A court ruling that chips away at abortion rights, with more opportunities for the court to take up abortion in the near future, would galvanize that base.
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In a statement, spokesperson TJ Ducklo called Facebook's decision "unacceptable" and said that allowing the video to spread "poisons the public discourse and chips away at" democracy.
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That is why anti-abortion campaigners have said they intend to continue pushing for incremental abortion restrictions, state by state, a strategy that chips away at Roe.
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Furthermore, zero rating—making some parts of the internet free while other parts aren't—chips away at the nature of the open internet as we know it.
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But, combined with a proposed national register of citizens, critics have cautioned that it discriminates against minority Muslims in India and chips away at India's secular traditions.
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" Campaign spokesman TJ Ducklo said in a statement that the spread of "objectively false information to influence public opinion poisons the public discourse and chips away at our democracy.
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"It creates another layer of uncertainty ahead of the Brexit negotiations and chips away at what is already a short timeline to secure a deal for Britain," he said.
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Yet another — I think of it as C-suite feminism — chips away at the glass ceiling that keeps women out of the most powerful jobs, such as, say, the presidency.
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The coming months will test whether the party can assuage young people's newfound concerns, or if the pressure will build into broader discontent that chips away at the government's legitimacy.
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" Campaign spokesman TJ Ducklo told CNN in a statement that the spread of "objectively false information to influence public opinion poisons the public discourse and chips away at our democracy.
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As you might expect, that would really hurt coal — but it also chips away at natural gas, which produces about half as much CO2 as coal when burned for electricity.
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The bottom line: The opioid bill Congress is working on chips away at several of these issues, but there's much more work to do, and by many institutions other than Congress.
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The sea wall is not without controversy — homeowners with bluff-top properties welcome its protection, while the California Coastal Commission argues it accelerates erosion and chips away at public beach space.
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And in a brutal betrayal by the numbers that Trump so wants to own, the fact that he likely won't get there chips away at his top argument for the job.
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It's a summoning of sorts of an image of calligraphy—another art based around repetition in search of perfection—as he chips away at that old, familiar topic of shooting people.
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Each conversation chips away at the shame and the stigma, healing in its small way my heteronormative past, and I've come to believe that small ways are the only way we heal.
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What the conversation has often missed, however, is why strikes in this vein are such a big deal: The damage inflicted chips away at the very identities and histories of their targets.
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Her mast dismantled, workmen tapping away at her aging bow to repair and restore, as Nicola Sturgeon chips away at a more ancient structure, the 103-year-old union between Scotland and England.
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But a shameless propaganda outfit, which makes billions of dollars a year as it chips away at the core democratic values we ought to hold dear: truth, accountability and the rule of law.
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Although this move chips away at how much hospitals can benefit financially, it does little to address how much insurers and individuals pay for prescription drugs or the value they obtain from them.
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As Amazon and Hulu build out their original content offerings and Netflix chips away at the 600 hours of content it has promised for this year, the percentage of Americans bingeing will only increase.
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It also chips away at the long-held but fringe theory that the blocks were so heavy and the distances they would have to travel so lengthy that aliens must have built the pyramids.
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Similar legislation has been reintroduced in D.C., where lawmakers are hoping to start a conversation that chips away at the stigma that still hangs heavy over sex work—and see a long road ahead.
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The legislation chips away at part of a 1996 act that gave a broad layer of immunity to online companies, such as Facebook or Twitter, from being held liable for what their users post.
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Despite Trump&aposs famed resilience to scandal, this strategy becomes less and less tenable if credible and damaging information is brought into the public domain and chips away at his support within the GOP.
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As social networks study the sentiment reported in the Axios survey, it would do well to ask how engagement bait like this chips away at any good feeling someone might have from using their products.
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Her narrative chips away at the idea that the "person of color" umbrella truly unites, like 2020 presidential candidate Andrew Yang rallying for skilled immigrants like his father over immigrants with "distress stories" as backgrounds.
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"If I haven't worked out, if I haven't exercised and connected with my body in some way, it chips away at my feeling of well-being," Gurira, 40, told Women's Health for their July/August issue.
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What is also interesting to me is how this once again chips away at and disrupts what has always been a steady and reliable business stream for telecoms carriers (one of which now owns TC, too).
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Every time Mr. Trump threatens or berates an ally or calls NATO obsolete, even if he does so to secure greater European commitments to upholding that order, he chips away at the trust holding it together.
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The Agriculture Department announced Friday two new rules aimed at giving schools more "flexibility" in serving meals to students, a move that chips away at some of the policies championed by former first lady Michelle Obama.
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The new rule also blocks access and chips away at the intent of important federal programs like the Title X family planning program, said Clare Coleman, president and CEO of the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association.
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The fall in yields, most notably the 10-year Treasury yield's slide back below 211 percent, chips away at the narrative that growth and inflation are strong enough to warrant much tighter monetary policy across the developed world.
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Khalilzad's deal may well have simply ended up laying the groundwork for a twenty-first century "fall of Saigon" moment in Kabul down the line, as a resurgent Taliban chips away at what remains of the Afghan state.
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Many faculty members — especially at schools where the teaching load is heavy and resources few — have become eager participants in what experts call academic fraud that wastes taxpayer money, chips away at scientific credibility, and muddies important research.
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The bill chips away at America's historic role as a refuge for "your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore," as it says on the Statue of Liberty.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's international airports are the scene of the latest "first" for women citizens, who can now leave the country without permission from a male relative as the kingdom chips away at its heavily criticized guardianship system.
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Every one of these victories chips away at the power of the fossil fuel industry, reducing its public and political influence, and strengthening the hand of everyone around the world who's pushing for cleaner alternatives and a safer climate.
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Delevingne talking about depression may not inspire millions to rush to their local psychiatrist, but it undoubtedly chips away at the shame – the fear of disapproval or weakness – that prevents those suffering from depression from getting the help they need.
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The central bank will play an especially critical role should there be a downturn in the global or European economies that chips away at the value of the region's banks' assets and makes their own borrowing and lending more expensive.
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The UAW is ensuring GM's benefits stay comprehensive for workers — a move that competing automakers Ford and Fiat Chrysler likely will adopt in their negotiations — but the coverage itself remains pricey and chips away at funds that could go toward wages.
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" Speaking generally about the report, Patricia Moreira, the managing director of Transparency International, said "corruption chips away at democracy to produce a vicious cycle, where corruption undermines democratic institutions and, in turn, weak institutions are less able to control corruption.
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And, when gaming out how the court would rule on even these incremental measures, it may be too facile to simply look at the five conservative justices and assume they will automatically vote for anything that chips away at the abortion law.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration on Tuesday delivered its most explicit embrace yet of Obama-era protections for young undocumented immigrants -- while at the same time issuing new rules that immigration advocates fear effectively chips away at the previous barriers to deportation.
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But each of the four successive Star Is Born films chips away at our star's agency a little more, removing more of her decision-making capacity and making her husband responsible for most of the actions that affect both of their careers.
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As the tech world chips away at making virtual reality a Thing™, augmented reality — VR's less-flashy-but-equally-awesome cousin, the idea of blending 3D models and visuals into a view of the real world — quietly gets better and better.
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It's part of the greater conflict surrounding tourism in Myanmar: We're all so eager to get there and catch a glimpse of this untouched culture before the Western world arrives at its door, but our very presence chips away at its authenticity.
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Music so multifaceted could be simulating information overload, or the queasy experience of reading a news feed, or the way social media chips away at the attention span and requires switching between personae, or maybe just what it feels like to process sensory information.
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Citing the growth of mobile data usage in rural India and a growth in digital as internet banking chips away at the bank assurance model used by most insurance brands, Singh said that rural India is better positioned for expansion than in previous years.
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There were thousands of regulations on the books before Trump took office, so a policy that chips away at one or two rules at a time is unlikely to make a big dent in the somewhat astonishing mass of regulation that surrounds our lives.
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Though Hank's determined to escape to a zoo where he can sit in solitary peace for the rest of his days, his tune starts to change when he gets sucked into helping Dory, whose bubbly enthusiasm slowly but surely chips away at his surliness.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Euro zone banks face increased profitability challenges as the economic cycle matures and a prolonged period of low rates chips away at margins, the European Central Bank said on Monday, outlining key risks for the sector in the coming year.
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The interview will air on Wednesday's "Today" show... -- Don't miss this big WaPo piece titled "Agents of doubt: How a powerful Russian propaganda machine chips away at Western notions of truth..." (WaPo) -- Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey responds to Myanmar criticism: "I need to learn more..." (CNN)
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Critics may have pushed back against its melodramatic beats, but the film has clearly resonated with fans, and my theory is that it's because it captures what it's like to be in love with someone who slowly chips away at your confidence and independence—something many people can relate to.
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Though FOSTA — which chips away at protections that shielded websites from liability for user-generated content — was touted as a way to fight sex trafficking, its consequences have been swift and dangerous for sex workers, who are being cut off from their online communities and valuable safety resources as companies hurry to protect themselves.
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His policy toward the island is, without a doubt, his boldest hemispheric initiative, as it chips away at a more than half-century-old embargo policy that has hurt ordinary Cubans, put U.S. commercial interests at a disadvantage compared to those of other countries, and poisoned the U.S. relationship with the rest of the continent.
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The amendment chips away at the earmark ban instituted by House Republicans in 2011 -- later adopted by the full chamber -- and would "restore Congress's constitutional duty and allow the more effective use of the power of the purse in a way that is transparent and responsible," according to a copy of the amendment obtained by The Hill.
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This new approach begins with the premise that China is not just expanding its economy, but seeking to impose a global agenda that not only promotes its interests but also chips away at the rules-based, multinational order established after World War II. In response, Germany needs to be more active, perhaps even combative, in defending its interests.
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The amendment chips away at the earmark ban instituted by House Republicans in 85033 —later adopted by the full chamber — and would "restore Congress's constitutional duty and allow the more effective use of the power of the purse in a way that is transparent and responsible," according to a copy of the amendment obtained by The Hill.
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John Barrasso (R-Wyo.) writes in The Jackson Hole News and Guide -New leader of Canada's Alberta province chips away at Trudeau's green plan, Reuters reports -Environmentalists cite report on Florida oil spills as bid to ban fracking stalls, the Miami Herald reports IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: Stories from Wednesday... -Ocasio-Cortez releases 'Green New Deal' short film -Warren presses top general on climate change -Critics say new EPA rule could reintroduce asbestos use -Interior secretary met with tribal lawyer attached to Zinke casino dispute -Ocasio-Cortez knocks Republican over Kentucky trip: 'GOP thought they could catch us with a bluff' -Guinness will stop using plastic rings and wrap on multipacks -Gillibrand introduces bill to ban harmful pesticide from school lunch -Flight attendant association warns climate change is increasing dangerous air turbulence -Pope FrancisPope FrancisEndangered Species Act is a modern-day Noah's Ark — Trump must stop trying to sink it Pope Francis cautions against nationalism, says recent political rhetoric has echoed 'Hitler in 1934' Pope: 'Defenseless people' targeted in US mass shootings MORE to teenage climate activist: 'Continue' your fight -Inslee calls on DNC to hold debate focused on climate change View the discussion thread.
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