IF YOU GET LOWER AND MIDDLE INCOME TAX CUTS, CORPORATE TAX CUTS, DEREGULATION, I DO THINK YOU WILL SEE A DRAMATIC INCREASE IN INVESTMENT AND DRAMATIC INCREASE IN JOB CREATION.
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One reason behind the dramatic increase in balances: employer contributions.
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Consider Trump's dramatic increase in the use of air strikes.
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It's a "dramatic increase" in use rates over the last year.
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There has been a dramatic increase in HPV-associated oropharyngeal cancers.
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The borough is struggling with a dramatic increase in opioid deaths.
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He also doesn't see a dramatic increase in jobs in the future.
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What accounts for the dramatic increase in rent for low-income Americans?
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The dramatic increase, the tripling of putting young kids on medications, which ... Yeah.
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The total was a dramatic increase from 93,500 such cases counted in 2016.
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But even the latter's proportionately dramatic increase requires a country-by-country look.
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The dramatic increase in overall business comes from those bigger names, she says.
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That figure is a dramatic increase from 2015, when only 654 were granted.
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In general, they reported a dramatic increase of violent imagery since the 1980s.
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It is very reassuring in fact that there has been no dramatic increase.
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Critics argue it's a dramatic increase from the current $23,660 per year cutoff.
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"We believe there will be an increase, but not a dramatic increase," he added.
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Vancouver has experienced a similar condo boom and a dramatic increase in property values.
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The trend has been driven by a dramatic increase in strikeouts in recent times.
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But changes imposed by Chavez enabled a dramatic increase in violent offenses, critics say.
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But changes imposed by Chavez enabled a dramatic increase in violent offenses, critics say.
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There are several reasons for the recent dramatic increase in North Korean marine poaching.
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Six Democratic women are running for president in a dramatic increase from previous years.
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This is due, in part, to the dramatic increase of women in higher education.
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The protests began after President Emmerson Mnangagwa announced a dramatic increase in fuel prices.
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In recent years there has also been a dramatic increase in anti-Semitic graffiti.
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The US did not see a dramatic increase in phone ownership between 2014 and 2015.
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The data shows a dramatic increase in methamphetamine or "yaba" pill seizures beginning in 2015.
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"We don't expect a dramatic increase in loan losses this year in Norway," Storset said.
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The agreement has also frozen and reversed Iran's dramatic increase in centrifuges to enrich uranium.
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Canadian schools, on the other hand, have seen a dramatic increase in applications from abroad.
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And that's why the dramatic increase in the number of satellites in space raises concerns.
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Preoccupations Every four years, I notice a dramatic increase in personal disclosure at the office.
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The steps would represent a dramatic increase in Spain's response to the rapidly-spreading virus.
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Barring a dramatic increase in resources, we simply cannot block out water at every turn.
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Trump also has issued executive orders that pave the way for a dramatic increase in deportations.
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There has been a dramatic increase in the number of families showing up at the border.
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To the Editor: The dramatic increase in drug overdose deaths is not new to drug treatment.
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Meanwhile, France's National Human Rights Commission has reported a dramatic increase in anti-muslim hate crimes.
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But above that timescale, there was a dramatic increase in an inability to understand the clips.
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However, that dramatic increase in users didn't only bring forth good news for the social platform.
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That's a dramatic increase from the 2733 budget, which sought $22020 billion for that operational account.
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The medical charity said on Saturday that the "dramatic increase" in sexual violence occurred between Nov.
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But Goldberger says not to expect a dramatic increase in these kinds of partnerships with startups.
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She describes how Mr. Clinton's tough-on-crime policies coincided with a dramatic increase in black incarceration.
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It's a dramatic increase from January, when less than half of Americans said it was a crisis.
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As a result, many analysts had predicted the company would make a dramatic increase in its dividend.
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Meanwhile, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of families showing up at the border.
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Since the 2016 election, NAF has also documented a dramatic increase in hate speech against abortion online.
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The early 1900s saw a dramatic increase in the number of high schools built and student enrollment.
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In the past two years, Siriano has seen a "dramatic increase" of male clients — including male brides.
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This is a dramatic increase from preindustrial times, when atmospheric carbon dioxide levels averaged about 280 ppm.
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Satellite images shot in December, 2016, and March of this year show a dramatic increase in greenery.
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The study also showed a dramatic increase in wages for chief executives in the past several decades.
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And its rise follows a dramatic increase in global wealth and a corresponding increase in luxury spending.
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He added that commercial labs will soon contribute to a dramatic increase in available tests as well.
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If confirmed, that would be a dramatic increase from the 12 reported by semiofficial Iranian news agencies.
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Some analysts also continued to question whether China can deliver such a dramatic increase in agricultural purchases.
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Some analysts continued to question whether China can deliver such a dramatic increase in agricultural purchases. however.
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CBP's facilities and manpower cannot support this dramatic increase in apprehensions of family units and unaccompanied children.
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The removal of artificial coloring and gluten in its cereal brands resulted in a dramatic increase in sales.
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A 2015 study by UCLA researchers projects a dramatic increase in extreme heat in L.A. by mid-century.
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The World Health Organisation warned of a "dramatic increase in infections and extended outbreaks" of measles in Europe.
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"You are going to see a dramatic increase in the amount of money spent on Facebook," said Cramer.
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"We've seen a pretty dramatic increase in large production environments in the last couple of weeks," Hindawi said.
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But a University of Virginia scientist posits the dramatic increase in sunbathed buoys as temperature gauges explains this.
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New research says a dramatic increase in wind power could increase the climate's temperature, the Associated Press reports.
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However, the last two years have seen a dramatic increase in unlawful, un-permitted protests on city streets.
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Portalatin said there has been a dramatic increase in digital ordering, especially consumers placing orders from mobile phones.
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Right now, it's hard to figure out who, if anyone, is driving the dramatic increase in Bloomberg bets.
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"Our dramatic increase in contributions is a direct reflection of Nunes's actions," said Janz campaign manager Heather Greven.
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But at the very least, bail reform hasn't been accompanied with some dramatic increase in danger or crime.
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There's also been a dramatic increase in the number of last-resort antibiotics being used in US hospitals.
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With Volkswagen's funds, we should see a dramatic increase in the number of such charge points, to many thousands.
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I also noticed this really troubling trend of the dramatic increase of the number of people dying at borders.
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After 8003, there was a dramatic increase in self-harm from girls between the ages of 2800 and 21.
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We discovered a dramatic increase in death sentences when judges instead of juries were the final arbiter of death.
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Farmers also receive agricultural training, and they usually see a dramatic increase in crop yields after joining our program.
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Branstad also said U.S. President Donald Trump would like to see a "dramatic increase" in food exports to China.
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This dramatic increase has been connected to fracking activity in the state, and yet Pruitt has refused to act.
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Both the region and the U.S. have seen a dramatic increase in the number of infected in recent weeks.
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Land value can fluctuate, making it difficult to assess whether such a dramatic increase in land price was reasonable.
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Democratic donors are fueling the dramatic increase, according to the analysis by the non-partisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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That reduction in the corporate share of the federal tax burden has occurred despite a dramatic increase in profits.
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As we then started doing poling there, we started seeing a dramatic increase from our last polling from 2016.
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Both changes, imposed by the Affordable Care Act, led to a dramatic increase in insurers who sell individual market plans.
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In the US, the researchers saw a dramatic increase in the percentage of donors who had died from drug intoxication.
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The end of the third party doctrine would herald a dramatic increase in 4th Amendment protection in today's digital age.
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The good news is that NBC saw a dramatic increase in digital consumption, streaming around 2.7 billion minutes of coverage.
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"We have seen a dramatic increase in interest over the past couple of years," says Gavin Brown, a university official.
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Florida has "seen a dramatic increase" in opioid overdoses in the last few years, the National Institutes of Health says.
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And it will be impossible to achieve unless there's a dramatic increase in the defense budget, currently at $85033 billion.
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California's Latino vote accounted for 23.5% of all votes in 2012, which was a dramatic increase from 11.7% in 1996.
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But that's a dramatic increase from the 7% of girls who took part in a high school sport in 1972.
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"There has been a dramatic increase in crackdowns against human rights defenders," panel member Marcia Kran told a news briefing.
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However, predictably, their passage resulted in a dramatic increase in lobbying by tech companies to avoid other states following suit.
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The average selling price will show a more dramatic increase, hitting $643, up from $264 the prior year, analysts predict.
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And it will be impossible to achieve unless there's a dramatic increase in the defense budget, currently at $28503 billion.
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It doesn't offer a dramatic increase in electrical output over competitors, so don't expect this battery to power larger devices.
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It implies a dramatic increase in scale – the firm was bought by Ningbo Joyson for just $920 million last year.
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Largely because it's key to how the automaker handles a dramatic increase in the number of vehicles on the road.
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It's a dramatic increase from the 2,114 members the company had signed on by January 2019, its first year offering plans.
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A dramatic increase in passenger safety would be needed before anyone would feel safe enough stepping on board a SpaceX rocket.
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ETFs hedged to the single currency saw a dramatic increase in inflows in April as concerns around the French election faded.
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So even as I believe in college and the value it adds, we've been promoting a dramatic increase in community colleges.
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The next two years will see a dramatic increase in the number of vehicles capable of over-the-air software updates.
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My relationships didn't markedly improve after I quit social media, and though I got more sleep, it wasn't a dramatic increase.
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Former military officials said the figures reflected a dramatic increase in the level of dissent within Venezuela's once-proud armed forces.
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Such a dramatic increase did not come from fleecing big drug companies but the very consumers that rely on these medicines.
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The dramatic increase in self-immolations by Tibetan Buddhist monks is perhaps the most visible sign of Tibet's increasingly hopeless plight.
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"You've had a dramatic increase in the size of the EM corporate credit market in the last six years," Bowes said.
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Last year, there was a "dramatic" increase in the number of wild oysters that latched on to Billion Oyster Projects' reefs.
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Blumenthal said he plans to announce a dramatic increase in federal security grants available to protect houses of worship in Connecticut.
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And the last year alone has seen a dramatic increase in deaths of immigrants held in private facilities contracted by DHS.
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It succeeded in getting Colombia to reintroduce extradition but also contributed to a dramatic increase in coca cultivation and paramilitary violence.
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In the developing world this has meant a decrease in legal logging, but a dramatic increase in illegal smash and grab cutting.
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"I have seen a dramatic increase in older patients choosing facial rejuvenation surgery," Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Marc Mani tells PEOPLE.
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The new report confirms the dramatic increase in opioid overdoses that first responders have been seeing as they respond to overdose calls.
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The medical journal JAMA analyzed the CDC's data showing a dramatic increase in suicide rates among Americans 15 to 24-year-olds.
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For one Harlem block, that means a dramatic increase in 21 quality-of-life complaints starting in 22017, the majority about noise.
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The new rules resulted in a dramatic increase in arrests of immigrants already living in the US, especially those without criminal convictions.
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If diplomatic efforts collapse, we'll see a dramatic increase in U.S. military pressure on North Korea to compel the regime to denuclearize.
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The move has created disruption for some refiners, but has not led to a dramatic increase in the oil price in 2019.
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The National Security Agency collected more than 530 million U.S. call records in 2017, representing a dramatic increase over the previous year.
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For the past decade, the United States and much of the Western world has seen a dramatic increase in right-wing populism.
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President Donald Trump, who promised during the 2016 campaign to eliminate the federal debt, has instead overseen a dramatic increase in deficits.
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Mr. Iger said Disney had lately noticed "a dramatic increase in app-based media consumption," and not just for its own offerings.
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The crisis has potential spillover effects that alarm many of Venezuela's neighbors, who have already witnessed a dramatic increase in refugee flows.
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That's a dramatic increase from a year ago when the US was trailing behind China and South Korea, according to the CTIA.
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And the dramatic increase in the number of families crossing the US-Mexico border means new challenges and costs to house migrants.
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Giancarlo argued that post-recession mindset has contributed, along with the dramatic increase in algorithmic trading, the rise in market price volatility.
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Since the resolution of Popular, there has been a dramatic increase in the cost of borrowing for even the healthiest of banks.
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A dramatic increase in the number of female candidates this year will see a record 115 women being sent to Congress next term.
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The U.S. is not alone, as international health officials have sounded the alarm about a dramatic increase in measles cases worldwide in 2019.
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Instagram in particular saw a dramatic increase, with Instagram-connected cases more than tripling during similar spans of time in 2017 and 2018.
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Recently, there has been a "dramatic increase" in interest to hack into SAP applications on dark web and cybercriminal forums, the report added.
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Its spread has been associated with a dramatic increase in microcephaly, a rare condition in which babies are born with abnormally small heads.
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In 1999, Portugal was experiencing an HIV and AIDS crisis among injection drug users paired with a dramatic increase in drug-related deaths.
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"Not a single one allows [concealed carry] permit holders, and we've seen a dramatic increase in college campuses of sexual assault," Taylor said.
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Tensions with the South have been high as Kim has presided over a dramatic increase in the pace of North Korea's weapons program.
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What you just have is a dramatic increase in the amount of content over all that's available, the places you can watch it.
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"They want a dramatic increase of placing people in commercial hotels, and they said they weren't going to do it," Mr. Stringer said.
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The IOC pointed out that conditions in Japan have improved significantly, but globally there has been a dramatic increase in Covid-19 cases.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) says the dramatic increase in infections means the state's apex could be as close as 2000 to 153 days away.
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This coincided with the emergence of more powerful computers and the dramatic increase in the amount of data to build effective AI systems.
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The new numbers marked a dramatic increase in the number of cases, which on Friday stood at 156, almost three times Wednesday's figure.
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Taiwan, for instance, implemented single-payer with low cost sharing and has seen a dramatic increase in use over the past 25 years.
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These conditions have contributed to a dramatic increase in the number of Guatemalan asylum seekers at the southern border of the United States.
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As Vox readers are no doubt aware, the United States has experienced a dramatic increase in income inequality over the past 40 years.
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Another came a few days earlier, when the Wall Street Journal reported that Google planned a dramatic increase in hiring in New York City.
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It makes sense that when you have a dramatic increase of people in a certain area, you'd also see an increase in contagious diseases.
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Shortly after the government announced a dramatic increase in fuel prices on January 12, Zimbabwe's Congress of Trade Unions called for a national strike.
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The White House blamed the shortfall on "the unforeseeable and dramatic increase in the number of unaccompanied alien children" arriving at the southern border.
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Shortly after the government announced a dramatic increase in fuel prices on January 22016, Zimbabwe's Congress of Trade Unions called for a national strike.
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Between 1990 and 2007, there was a dramatic increase in the number of people taking psychiatric medications, but there was a decrease in violence.
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The U.S. has seen a dramatic increase in the number of Eastern equine encephalitis cases, and we're exploring some of the possible reasons why.
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This might sound a bit gimmicky, but Knotch says this has led to a dramatic increase in response rates compared to most user surveys.
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That's about one a week, a dramatic increase from past decades when there was about one a year, at least between 1966 and 2008.
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Third, doctors and hospitals – particularly those in rural areas – will likely see a dramatic increase in patients who can't afford to pay their bills.
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External demand remains robust, though the headline numbers are expected to show a less dramatic increase in part because of last year's high base.
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This dramatic increase—three times the increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI)—is a market that is not competitive and ripe for reform.
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"Without a dramatic increase in immigration or a sudden doubling of the birth rate, this is likely to be a permanent shift," Hobbs wrote.
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This information is especially critical in light of the dramatic increase in strikes in Yemen and Somalia in 2017 and the resulting civilian casualties.
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Over the past few years, the U.S. has seen a dramatic increase in demand for doctors that the profession just can't keep up with.
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We're also happy to report that the researchers found a dramatic increase in the percentage of Americans who are accepting of these sexual interactions.
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If players have begun pulling the ball relentlessly, we might expect to see a dramatic increase in home runs hit to their power side.
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There is little indication that the dramatic increase in U.S. Special Operations forces has stemmed the growth of terror groups on the African continent.
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Iran, which has the second-highest number of deaths from the disease behind China, now has 2628 confirmed cases, marking a dramatic increase overnight.
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These trilobites lived during the Great Ordovician Biodiversification Event, a period defined by a dramatic increase in the variety and complexity of marine life.
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According to Pew Research, 38 percent of Democrats have consistently liberal views, a dramatic increase from 1994 when only 8 percent remained consistently liberal.
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That would be a dramatic increase from the $1,000 per month U.S.A. Hockey currently provides during the six-month Olympic residency every four years.
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The most dramatic increase has been at the University of Toronto, which saw its number of applicants from the US go up by 70 percent.
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That's a dramatic increase from November, when only 49 percent of Republicans told the same pollsters that wall funding was important enough for a shutdown.
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"CBP's facilities and manpower cannot support this dramatic increase in apprehensions of family units and unaccompanied children," Meehan said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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The bank is freezing base salaries, but performance-related bonuses remain unaffected and still have the potential to provide a dramatic increase in bankers' pay.
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This new timeline is a dramatic increase from previous estimates of 90 days, and semen is believed to be the most common route for reinfection.
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This dramatic increase in students from Africa can be explained in part by the Chinese government's targeted focus on African human resource and education development.
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" Added Cunningham: "In recent years, law enforcement has seen a dramatic increase in the use of the dark web as it relates to criminal activity.
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"That's why we've seen such a dramatic increase in Lyme in the US." These factors are helping Lyme's geographic range spread, both northward and southward.
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The expression "fog of war" refers to the dramatic increase in uncertainty—a decrease in situational awareness—encountered by soldiers and commanders in military operations.
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Republicans on a select committee could urge their Democratic colleagues to join committees of jurisdiction in asking for a dramatic increase of ARPA-E funding.
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Woods took up professional golf in 1996, and his instant success caused a dramatic increase in the uptake of the sport, according to Golf Digest.
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Instead, he argued, a dramatic increase in global population would likely result in even more people living without access to electricity, cooking gas or heating.
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The dramatic increase in natural gas production over the past decade, and associated falling prices, means it may not be economical for a coal comeback.
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"That's why we've seen such a dramatic increase in Lyme in the US." These factors are helping Lyme's geographic range spread — both northward and southward.
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" There has been a dramatic increase in visitors to Kebnekaise in recent years, he said, adding, "It's popular even among people without a mountaineering background.
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As Amazon struggles to keep up with the dramatic increase in deliveries due to the coronavirus pandemic, its warehouse workers are on the front lines.
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For me, a dramatic increase in migraine auras occurs when changes are made to my hormonal birth control prescription, which I've heard is not uncommon.
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This outbreak coincides with the Lunar New Year, and in the past 17 years, China has seen a dramatic increase in international and domestic travel.
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The dramatic increase of federal prisoners has been driven by the mentality that putting more people in prison for more time will solve our problems.
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"Our enforcement is not perfect, however we&aposve made huge strides and that is shown by the dramatic increase in posts we remove," Bickert said.
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While the Southern Poverty Law Center saw a dramatic increase in reports after the election, it's not yet clear whether this indicates a nationwide trend.
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But the dramatic increase in anti-Jewish assaults amounts to a flashing light, warning society of its potential to come apart and turn against itself.
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We have used these type of donors for lung transplants for several years in the US and haven't seen a dramatic increase in such donors.
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In the next 20 years we will see a dramatic increase in the number of Americans who will rely only on Social Security for retirement income.
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SAO PAULO – Colombia saw a dramatic increase in forest degradation last year and levels in Brazil remain historically high, according to new satellite data released Wednesday.
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Get away from the city Meteor showers can be a rare sight for city dwellers, especially with the dramatic increase of light population in urban areas.
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President Trump knows that China's leaders, who run what is essentially a command economy, can easily orchestrate a dramatic increase in their imports of American products.
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Harris also delivered a speech this week on criminal justice reform focused on the dramatic increase in women in prison at a Justice Action Network event.
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Compare the $1.1B of the last couple months to 2015's $692 million in funding and you see the dramatic increase in raising in this space.
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Congress should investigate the dramatic increase in visa denials for Syrians, and the Obama administration should explain what steps it is taking to prevent unjust discrimination.
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SPEAKING OF THE NSA: The spy agency collected collected more than 530 million U.S. call records in 2017, representing a dramatic increase over the previous year.
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The Food and Drug Administration is planning to ban flavored e-cigarette products, a drastic step in response to a dramatic increase in vaping among teenagers.
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That's a dramatic increase from just 201563% a day ago and about 201553% a week ago as the market gets increasingly nervous over the coronavirus scare.
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At a stern 2009 hearing before the House Judiciary Committee, Texas representative Lamar Smith noted the dramatic increase in the unauthorized distribution of live sports programming.
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"A thorough explanation for the dramatic increase in NOx emissions cannot be given to the authorities," Mr. Gottweis wrote, using the technical term for nitrogen oxides.
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"Family incomes have not increased enough to keep pace with inflation, much less the dramatic increase in college costs over the past several decades," she said.
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The report specifically mentioned an unnamed retailer in the Philadelphia area that had loaded up on wine to fend off the potential dramatic increase in costs.
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The study said extensive fracking at the Changning shale gas block in Sichuan since 2010 has coincided with a dramatic increase in seismicity in the region.
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In recent months, government officials have cited a dramatic increase in online transactions in a traditionally cash-dependent economy as a notable achievement of the demonetization drive.
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A second important reason for the growing amount of U.S. student debt is the dramatic increase in the cost of higher education over the past several decades.
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The moves come as President Donald Trump and the White House tries to crack down on the dramatic increase in number of migrants crossing the southern border.
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"The net result of most disasters is a dramatic increase in social solidarity among the affected populace during the emergency and immediate post-emergency periods," they wrote.
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Streaming originals made up 73% of WarnerMedia's TV commissions in Q4 2019, a dramatic increase from just 7% in Q4 2018, according to data firm Ampere Analysis.
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The founder of an LGBT center in one of those places — Allentown, Pennsylvania — said they've seen a "dramatic increase" in HIV testing over the last two years.
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He has promised to hire twenty thousand new police officers and maintain a dramatic increase in spending on the N.H.S., while enacting tax cuts for higher earners.
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When asked about health-care access for people in custody, a CBP spokesperson said there's been a "dramatic increase" in medical personnel working along the southern border.
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A dramatic increase of lava splattering like fireworks from the ground might mean the volcano is just getting started and the eruption won&apost end anytime soon.
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Representative Ed Royce, the committee's Republican chairman, called at the hearing for a "dramatic increase" in the number of individuals and entities targeted for sanctions, without delay.
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Trump is, no doubt, basing this assertion on statements he made at campaign events in which he, correctly, predicted that Obamacare premiums would show a dramatic increase.
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Little can be done to reduce the danger without a dramatic increase in prescribed burns, and these are unlikely as people continue to move into forested areas.
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The zero-tolerance approach, a response to fears about crack cocaine, helped drive down crime rates but also fueled a dramatic increase in the American prison population.
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Dondisch said he was happy to hear Trump's words on DACA, and that his government has not seen a dramatic increase in enforcement targeted toward DACA recipients.
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But a new study highlights a critical disclaimer: Unless these vehicles are shared, we'll probably see a dramatic increase of the number of cars on our streets.
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The first was a graph produced at the National Snow and Ice Data Center with a near vertical line showing the dramatic increase in the area melting.
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That fueled a dramatic increase in share repurchases — but very little additional investment on top of what the top 15 cash-hoarding companies had been spending already.
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While there is no publicly available evidence, a surge in Latino participation could certainly account for that dramatic increase, putting Arizona's presidential and Senate contests in play.
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Though the motive for Santos' murder is not immediately clear, it comes amid a dramatic increase in man-made fires raging the Amazon rainforest due to development.
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Although external demand remains robust, headline numbers in the coming months are expected to show a less dramatic increase in part because of last year's high base.
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In 2130, over 22002,000 rapes were reported across India, according to the National Crime Records Bureau, a dramatic increase from over 33,000 that were reported in 2012.
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That law led to a dramatic increase in the number of black people who could vote, and in the number elected to public office — including Ms. Blackwell.
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That again was associated with a dramatic increase from 17 to 27 percent increase in firearm homicide through 2017, and a 16 percent increase in firearms suicide.
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Here are some other numbers that give you a sense of scope: That would seem to indicate a dramatic increase in streaming, which is probably true. But!
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In the wake of the Orlando mass shooting, VanDriel expects there will be another dramatic increase in Floridians seeking to obtain concealed weapons permits and buy guns.
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However, regulators and private sector health advocates are both alarmed by the dramatic increase in teen vaping rates, and have made moves to ban flavored e-cigarettes.
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There has been a dramatic increase in requests for cosmetic procedures on the vulva over the past 10 years, a trend I have witnessed in my practice.
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The dramatic increase in funding for Alzheimer's research in recent years is spurring hope that scientists will be able to discover the elusive biological causes of the disease.
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The administration is proposing a dramatic increase in the time before an asylum-seeker would become eligible to receive a work permit — from 180 days to 365 days.
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A BuzzFeed News data analysis shows there has been a dramatic increase in 483 quality-of-life complaints on the block starting in 2015, the majority about noise.
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By 2022, studies show that there will be a dramatic increase in the number of U.S. workers across various industries, from banking, to home care, to food service.
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Sixty-two lobbyists raised nearly $2023 million for Clinton from July through September of this year, according to recently filed disclosure forms, a dramatic increase over previous quarters.
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Bloomberg has a good look at one of the most significant yet under-appreciated trends in health insurance: the dramatic increase in deductibles, especially within employer-based coverage.
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Women are running for office in record numbers, there has been a dramatic increase of women donors funding campaigns, and more and more strong women leaders are emerging.
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But the dramatic increase in rhino killings, accomplished in some cases by wealthy criminals helicoptering into habitats with automatic weapons and chain saws, has overwhelmed the African courts.
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"A dramatic increase of congenital malformations, especially microcephaly in newborns, was detected and quickly linked to the Zika virus by the Brazilian Ministry of Health," the report states.
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The issues are a result of a "dramatic increase in the rate that people are shopping online," Amazon said in a blog post that was updated on Saturday.
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The issues are a result of a "dramatic increase in the rate that people are shopping online," Amazon said in a blog post that was updated on Saturday.
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A dramatic increase in applications has driven colleges to scale up assessment efficiency, relying more and more on quantified parameters such as the GPA and standardized test scores.
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None of this even includes the dramatic increase in middle class wealth during the Trump boom with the stock market up more than 50 percent since his election.
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Critics on Ms. Harris's left have also called her record into question, pointing to a dramatic increase in the state's prison population during her years in public office.
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But if, instead, another company sees that dramatic increase in profitability and drop in operating costs, it may and likely will hurt Uber's IPO position and its valuation.
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Despite the dramatic increase in the number of ads, it maintained a similar (actually slightly higher) CPM, or cost per 1,000 ad views, over the five-month stretch.
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Copper's price slide has been accompanied by, and in part driven by, a dramatic increase in short positioning by money managers on the CME's high-grade copper contract.
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"That deal, according to the men's team, "is worse than the men's 2011-2018 deal" and did not account for "the dramatic increase in revenue associated with the USWNT.
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"The healthiest thing that could possibly happen is a dramatic increase in the real cost of capital and a return to an appreciation for sound business execution," Gurley concluded.
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This dramatic increase would be on top of the billions Americans already pay as a result of the current tariff burden on footwear imports that was started in 1930.
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There have been outbreaks of dengue fever in Hawaii, Florida, Puerto Rico, and the Gulf Coast states, and a dramatic increase in dengue cases in much of South America.
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"We got this dramatic increase in good cholesterol, and a commensurate decrease in the bad kind," he told me recently, noting that 22009 also lowered insulin levels and triglycerides.
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But investment manager PIMCO, with some supporting data from consultants McKinsey & Company, argues we may soon be seeing a dramatic increase in productivity as already discovered technology is adapted.
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Here in southern Oregon, we have seen a dramatic increase in junipers across sagebrush rangelands, which have come to dominate the landscape, reducing the amount of sagebrush steppe vegetation.
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Trying to adopt such a system right now would cost an incredible amount of money and, therefore, would lead to a dramatic increase in taxes for the average American.
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But it's not at all clear that those changes would do much to change the bill's bottom line from CBO: a dramatic increase in the uninsured compared with Obamacare.
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In addition, a dramatic increase in opioid use among pregnant women has resulted in a growing epidemic of babies born addicted, beginning their lives suffering through neonatal abstinence syndrome.
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While survival increased in both countries over time, Canada began to see greater improvements than the US beginning in 275, with a dramatic increase in Canadian survival rates in 21972.
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For adults under the age of 21945, there is very little evidence of growing polarisation between 230 and 260 while there is a dramatic increase amongst those 75 and older.
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According to the Australia Government Department of Health, there were 233,453 confirmed cases of the flu and 745 flu-related deaths, which was a dramatic increase from the previous year.
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The most dramatic increase occurred among searches with the word "Halloween," which increased by a whopping 1,173% — and remained a top search term well into the first week of November.
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But with the dramatic increase in expected price, it'll likely be more of a novelty for extremely wealthy or nostalgic filmmakers than a second coming of the Super 8 era.
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On the one hand, despite the dramatic increase in subleased space that's become available, new tenants aren't seeing a huge discount, which is usually an indication of a weak market.
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That changed in 2016, when a surge of Zika cases in Brazil was linked with a dramatic increase in microcephaly, a birth defect in which the brain doesn't develop completely.
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The U.S. government is considering banning laptops from the cabins of inbound flights from 71 airports overseas, a dramatic increase from the 10 airports where the security protocol currently applies.
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A dramatic increase of surveillance photography during the decade of black dissent and protest and in American cities led to hundreds of thousands of police, FBI, and law enforcement photographs.
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" Every 25 minutes, a baby is born suffering from opioid withdrawal in the United States, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, a statistic described as a "dramatic increase.
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"The answer lies in the private sector's dramatic increase in their willingness to hoard money instead of spend it," explained the St. Louis Fed in a gloomy 2014 blog post.
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A sweeping tax reform bill that benefits business and the wealthy, now before the U.S. Congress, would create "the singlemost dramatic increase in inequality that could be imagined," Alston said.
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The dramatic increase in opioid-related deaths in hospitals occurred at the same time that the "mortality trend for all other hospitilizations in the United States steadily decreased," Song wrote.
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The dramatic increase in e-cigarettes usage among youth correlates with the rise in spending on e-cigarette advertisements to $115 million in 2014, up from $85033 million in 2011.
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This hurried, dramatic increase suggests that China's ambitions are not limited but are expansionistic, and that it rejects strategic stability by undertaking the secretive and accelerated growth of its arsenal.
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Ever-increasing tuition and student loan defaults should lead policymakers to question whether the dramatic increase in federal funding of higher education in recent years is having its desired effect.
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Trump's third executive order Monday instituted a hiring freeze throughout the federal government, claiming to halt a "dramatic increase" in the size of the federal workforce under President Barack Obama.
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At that vastly lowered price, it's likely you will see a dramatic increase of the number of satellites launched per year in the next decade compared to the past decade.
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His actions have brought about a dramatic increase in our awareness of the risks to our privacy in the digital age — and to the many rights that depend on privacy.
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The most dramatic increase happened among Latina women born in Mexico and Central America: Their rate of preterm births jumped from 7.3 percent preelection to 8.4 percent after the election.
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There was also a dramatic increase in web searches for the term "migration" a few hours after the proposed amendment was announced, which lead to it being banned from searches.
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Kirstjen Nielsen, the secretary of homeland security, said on Wednesday that a "dramatic increase" of Central American migrants at the southwestern border was straining the system designed to handle them.
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Investors were also unsettled by a fall of around 30% in oil prices, after Saudi Arabia slashed prices and set plans for a dramatic increase in crude production in April.
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"The past year, and especially the last quarter, has seen a dramatic increase in violence," Donaig Le Du, a Unicef spokeswoman, told reporters at the United Nations offices in Geneva.
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This dramatic increase in temperature and other more subtle climate changes have been pronounced in the California desert, where temperatures have increased almost four degrees in the past 100 years.
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That would mean the department is referring roughly 60 percent of suspected border crossers for prosecution – a dramatic increase, but still short of 100 percent Sessions targeted on May 7.
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Fox's five-year deal will reportedly pay the NFL more than $3 billion, a dramatic increase over the $450 million that the previous rights holders were shelling out per year.
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In 2015, following a £15m ($22m) redevelopment which injected new life into the collections and produced a dramatic increase in visitors, it was named the Art Fund's museum of the year.
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In Syria, the U.S. withdrawal will likely be followed by a dramatic increase in Turkish and Syrian military action and a major land grab against Kurdish forces, formerly allied to Washington.
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As we've grown our subscriber base, we've seen a dramatic increase in movie theater attendance among our subscribers, which proves to us that MoviePass is working to revitalize a declining industry.
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The Chinese move offers President Obama two choices: be seen as capitulating to a dramatic increase in Chinese aggressiveness, or leave office having taken a hard line against China's destabilizing path.
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Obama's dramatic increase in requested funding follows a spike in heroin deaths in the US, rising to over 10,000 in 2014; for most of the 2000s, the figure hovered around 2,000.
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Beijing's plan calls for a dramatic increase in domestically-made products in 10 sectors - from robotics to biopharmaceuticals - that the government hopes will accelerate an industrial upgrade as economic growth slows.
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Lawmakers have discussed redistributing those funds to other local health centers, but Salganicoff said it's unclear whether they would have the capacity for what would be a dramatic increase in patients.
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The result is a dramatic increase in performance that can enhance your workout, whether you're running on the treadmill, hitting the rowing machine, or taking part in that morning spin class.
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According to the National College Health Assessment, there's been a dramatic increase in the number of students suffering from depression — to 000 percent last year nationwide from 32.6 percent in 2013.
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In November, the International Energy Agency (IEA) projected a dramatic increase in shale production could transform the U.S. into the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas by the mid-2020s.
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Items featuring sweet flavors are particularly attractive to adolescents and teenagers, and are thought to have contributed to the dramatic increase in e-cigarette and nicotine use in that age group.
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Reporting on the dramatic increase in opioid addiction, from prescription pills to heroin and fentanyl, the Connecticut Health I-Team used data to show the effect in the Naugatuck River Valley.
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"That alone will lead to a dramatic increase in the number of women able to be in the workforce and will raise our economic standards," he said in a 773 speech.
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But Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale told Politico that the team had seen a "dramatic increase" in favorable polling from 2016 that made them decide to hold the rally near Albuquerque.
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The role of family offices has changed in the last 20 years, driven by the proliferation of wealth and dramatic increase in the number of millionaires, centimillionaires and billionaires around the world.
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"The dramatic increase in foreign-body injuries over the study period, coupled with the sheer number and profundity of injuries, is cause for concern," said Dr. Orsagh-Yentis, according to Science Daily.
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The dramatic increase in arrivals -- the majority of whom are families and children -- has overwhelmed the Department of Homeland Security, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the agency reviewed in the latest report.
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One reason for these increased debt levels among graduate students is the dramatic increase in the cost of higher education over the past several decades, for graduate as well as undergraduate students.
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"Following the decade's lowest number of cases in 2016, we are seeing a dramatic increase in infections and extended outbreaks," says Zsuzsanna Jakab, WHO regional director for Europe, in a press release.
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In 2016, former Mythbusters star Adam Savage hosted a TED Talk called "My Love Letter to Cosplay," where he described the dramatic increase in the quality of Halloween costumes since his childhood.
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As a global investor, I have studied the flow of money to fund new-age battery technology and have seen firsthand a dramatic increase in investments over the past couple of years.
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The yield is close to its high of the year, and while it could move slightly up from here, it's not expected to post a dramatic increase, a number of strategists say.
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And he sought to both double the cap of legal immigration from 675,000 to 2000 million and pushed for a dramatic increase of 2325% for high-skilled H-2000B visas to 27.6,22013.
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The regulation, which was finalized in May, makes anyone earning up to $47,476 a year, or roughly $85033 a week, eligible for overtime pay — a dramatic increase over the $23,660 cutoff now.
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The regulation, which was finalized in May, makes anyone earning up to $21625,2900 a year, or roughly $220006 a week, eligible for overtime pay -- a dramatic increase over the $2202,2628 cutoff now.
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A report in August by JPMorgan Chase, a bank, counted more activist campaigns everywhere in the year to July, with Europe, which is late to the party, seeing the most dramatic increase.
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A dramatic increase in scoring rates in Test cricket had been led by the Australian side of Steve Waugh, Ricky Ponting, Matthew Hayden and Adam Gilchrist around the turn of the century.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said the high payouts, a dramatic increase from smaller awards granted in prior years, are evidence the regulator is increasingly receiving tips to help hunt down wrongdoing.
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"Historically, the N.Y.P.D. did the policing in the transit system, but there has been a dramatic increase in crime in the subway system," Mr. Cuomo, who controls the subway, told reporters recently.
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On March 15th, Amazon warned customers that its running out of stock on some popular household staples amid the dramatic increase in orders and some delivery times will be longer than usual.
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Her fundraising in the final quarter of the year is a dramatic increase compared to the total raised for her entire first election campaign in 2018, which came in at $2.1 million.
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Though trans people experienced a dramatic increase in visibility with the rise of trans actress Laverne Cox and Caitlyn Jenner's headline-grabbing transition, that visibility has resulted in a growing cultural backlash.
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"Outside the cases on the Diamond Princess cruise ship we are not seeing a dramatic increase in transmission outside China," the World Health Organization's emergency measures director, Mike Ryan, said on Thursday.
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The average length of time that unaccompanied minors spend in federal shelters rose to an average of 57 days in June, a dramatic increase over the 34-day average in December 2016.
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CityBridge says that 95 percent of the city's Links will eventually deliver wireless speeds of as much as one gigabit per second, a dramatic increase over most currently available wired and wireless speeds.
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Women make up 40.6 percent of new entrepreneurs, while a second important stat showed a dramatic increase in Latino business owners, more than doubling since 1996, to 20.8 percent of all new entrepreneurs.
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The office also noted that the dramatic increase in drug spending came after years of relatively slow grow, particularly from 2008 through 2012, when drug spending inflation averaged just around 2 percent annually.
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"In more than three years of working in South Sudan, I have never seen such a dramatic increase in survivors of sexual violence arriving at our programs looking for medical care," said Okello.
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In a letter to the chairman and ranking member of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Monday, Meng expressed her concerns about the dramatic increase in the cost of EpiPens. Forbes.
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The National Weather Service's red-flag warning is designed to alert firefighting agencies about weather conditions where there's an elevated risk of "rapid or dramatic increase in wildfire activity," according to Cal Fire.
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Oil prices fell as much as 3.705% after Saudi Arabia slashed its official crude selling price and set plans for a dramatic increase in production following Russia's refusal to help stabilize oil markets.
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Oil prices plunged around 250%, with U.S. oil futures heading for their biggest loss on record, after Saudi Arabia slashed prices and set plans for a dramatic increase in crude production in April.
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While Zoom isn't sharing user numbers, it hinted earlier this month that it has seen a dramatic increase in usage, and its smartphone apps have rocketed to the tops of the download charts.
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While there hasn't been a dramatic increase in sales in recent years, "the fact that the downturn has basically stopped represents a big signal for the market and for the recovery," he said.
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On Tuesday the Journal of the National Cancer Institute published research indicating a dramatic increase in anal cancer rates and mortality across the United States, particularly among young black men and the elderly.
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The president of the National Abortion Federation, Vicki Saporta, told me that she has been surprised to see a "dramatic increase" in threats and death wishes directed at abortion providers since the election.
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Beginning in 85033, the United States saw a dramatic increase in the number of unaccompanied immigrant children migrating from the "Northern Triangle" — the region of Central America encompassing Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.
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"In 2016, we saw a dramatic increase in the solar workforce across the nation, thanks to a rapid decrease in the cost of solar panels and unprecedented consumer demand for solar installations," Luecke added.
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Imports had, it said, not shown a dramatic increase in recent years and largely grown alongside overall expansion of the U.S. car market, with increased demand that could not be met by domestic production.
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He is lauded as a pragmatic reformer by some who stress the dramatic increase in per capita income while he has been in power, as well as the rise of an indigenous middle class.
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His department pointed to a "dramatic" increase in steel imports over the previous year and to the idling of nearly 23% of America's steel-production capacity, as imports feed a quarter of its consumption.
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With the federal government shutdown nearing its third week, CNN on Friday reported a dramatic increase in the amount of TSA agents — who have been required to continue working without paychecks — calling out sick.
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"They find a pretty dramatic increase in accidental gun deaths in the five months following Sandy Hook," says Christopher Poliquin, a graduate student at Harvard Business School who studies the patterns underlying gun violence.
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They also found this coincided with a dramatic increase in chronic diseases, per Nature: The death rate from diabetes grew 216% over the study period, an increase of 179% compared to the 1990 level.
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"The slower pace of telomere shortening found in the study participants who have more children, however, may be attributed to the dramatic increase in estrogen, a hormone produced during pregnancy," Nepomnaschy told Science Daily.
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The borrowing capacity that would be freed up for tens of millions of voting citizens and their families would provide an immediate and dramatic increase in purchases of homes and other big-ticket items.
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President Trump on Wednesday touted a "dramatic increase" in defense spending this year, despite the fact Congress has yet to pass any such spending bill and faces a possible government shutdown over the legislation.
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While trial lawyers have pursued such lawsuits for years, there has been a dramatic increase over the past year, as lawyers team up with states, cities and counties to sue manufacturers over climate change.
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But that dramatically increases the security risk, U.S. officials say, because of the increasingly central role that telecommunications will play in our lives and the expected dramatic increase in connected devices in the network.
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American and Afghan forces responded with a dramatic increase in air power since early 2017, with the number of weapons released tripling in the first two months of 2018 compared with a year earlier.
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The program now counts 48 schools as participants, and Sumekh says in the past year they've seen a "dramatic" increase in the number of colleges that are reaching out to them about getting involved.
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And he will be the best free agent available this summer, when multiple teams—flush with salary cap space thanks to a dramatic increase in NBA revenues—are expected to vie for his services.
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Electronic scooter injuries for those aged 18-34 increased overall by 222%, and injuries sending riders to the hospital rose by 365% from 2014-2018, with the most dramatic increase in the last year.
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Trump's latest attack on the news media appeared to be in response to a NBC News report describing how the president called for a dramatic increase in US nuclear stockpiles during a July meeting.
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Throughout 2018 and into early 2019, the company had to scale back the number of Powerwall and Powerpack products it deployed because it needed the batteries to support the dramatic increase in Model 3 production.
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Laird's research on suicide has focused on Southern California, where she's seen a dramatic increase in suicides by Muslims, with nearly 50 in 2017 alone, according to figures from mortuaries in Orange and LA counties.
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U.S. Africa Command (known as AFRICOM) now has more than 500 U.S. military personnel in Somalia, according to a spokeswoman, a dramatic increase from 2016, when AFRICOM only acknowledged 50 American troops on the ground.
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Beijing's "Made in China 2025" plan calls for a dramatic increase in domestic products in 10 priority sectors, from robotics to biopharmaceuticals, that the government hopes will speed an industrial upgrade as economic growth slows.
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In a country where violence against women has seen a dramatic increase over the last five years—and where 35 women are victims of sexual violence every day—there are many reasons the silence persists.
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Zinke will also be responsible for implementing President Trump's policies at Interior, like a dramatic increase in fossil fuel development on federal land and a rollback of many of former President Obama's climate change policies.
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Beijing's "Made in China 2025" plan calls for a dramatic increase in domestically-made products in 10 sectors - from robotics to biopharmaceuticals - that the government hopes will accelerate an industrial upgrade as economic growth slows.
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As well, a report by the Batory Foundation in 2016 measured a dramatic increase in hate speech used in public space, including media outlets, directed especially at different religions, ethnic groups, and the LGBT community.
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That shift over the last decade could be partly responsible for the dramatic increase in the use of the powerful, and increasingly deadly, drugs, according to a study published Monday in the journal Health Affairs.
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This will require a dramatic increase in the selective harvest of trees in overgrown forests and the reintroduction of natural, low-intensity fires in order to reduce carbon emissions from catastrophic wildfires, disease and pests.
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"On the one hand, there are significant improvements in Japan...on the other hand there are a dramatic increase in cases and new outbreaks of COVID_19 in different countries on different continents," the group said.
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That dramatic increase was more than anyone at MoviePass bargained for, and led to a spectacular backlog keeping new users from getting their subscription cards and getting to actually,you know, go to the movies.
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Imports had not shown a dramatic increase in recent years, it said, and had grown largely alongside overall expansion of the U.S. car market, with increased demand that could not be met by domestic production.
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Titled "A Budget for a Better America," the $4.7 trillion budget includes a dramatic increase in defense spending and $8.6 billion for Trump's border wall and deep cuts to social safety net programs, including Medicare.
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A crackdown on illegal immigration The immigration executive orders signed by Trump could amount to a vast expansion of authority for individual immigration officers and a dramatic increase in efforts to detain and deport undocumented immigrants.
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A poll of U.S. active service members by the "Military Times" newspaper showed a dramatic increase here in the proportion who believed the United States could be involved in a major war, perhaps within a year.
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It has grown amid a dramatic increase in the number and type of threats since it was founded in 1991, and thanks to its ability to "stay ahead of the bad guys", CEO Vincent Steckler said.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's weekly "Morbidity and Mortality Report," released Thursday, reported a "dramatic increase" in the drug's use over the past year, according to Dr. Jeffrey Brent, one of the report's authors.
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"I saw this dramatic increase in cases with my own eyes," said Dr. Vanessa Van Der Linden, a neurologist in Recife who was among the first doctors to detect an increase in microcephaly cases last year.
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In an open letter Tuesday, Ruffalo, an outspoken fracking opponent, criticizes Obama for overseeing a dramatic increase in oil and natural gas production without taking aggressive action to protect Americans from the pollution related to fracking.
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" "What struck us is over the last year we've seen a dramatic increase in synthetic cannabinoid poisonings," said Dr. Jeffrey Brent, one of the authors of Thursday's report published in the "Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
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FDA to ban sale of flavored e-cigarettes: report The Food and Drug Administration is reportedly planning to ban flavored e-cigarette products, a drastic step in response to a dramatic increase in vaping among teenagers.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention calculated there were over 3,000 coronavirus cases and at least 60 deaths, a dramatic increase as health officials advised people to conduct "social distancing" and to avoid public areas.
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"If anything, he added, it&aposs quite the opposite with "a dramatic increase in sexual assaults and harassment, not only affecting those who bravely serve in our military, but its next generation of leaders as well.
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I don't think, in terms of what most people do with their lives most of their day, that we actually have seen a dramatic increase in living standards that is not being captured by the numbers.
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NBC News has reported on tensions between Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, and has said Trump sought a dramatic increase in the U.S. nuclear arsenal during a meeting with national security advisers in July.
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Milojević and her team discovered a steep increase in what researchers describe as the "dropout" rate among academic scientists, as well as a dramatic increase in the number of scientists who worked as temporary or supportive researchers.
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Washington (CNN)The immigration executive orders signed by President Donald Trump this week could amount to a vast expansion of authority for individual immigration officers and a dramatic increase in efforts to detain and deport undocumented immigrants.
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The proposal comes as President Donald Trump has vowed to crack down on undocumented immigrants, issuing executive orders that pave the way for a vast expansion of authority for immigration officers and a dramatic increase in deportations.
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What's new is that they are now hotter than ever before, and along with the dramatic increase in record-breaking peppers is a rise in people who eat them in a way that's almost an extreme sport.
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The dramatic increase in expenses after 2001 paid for more than just US military operations: It funded the invention and sustainment of one of the world's most corruption-riddled and vulnerable democracies: the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.
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In a memorandum attached to the report, the FAA pointed to its success at reducing costs and boosting efficiency in specific programs, while shouldering a dramatic increase in security-related costs and operational demands since the Sept.
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Failure to do so will result in a dramatic increase in the number of nations joining the nuclear club or aspiring to do so, and it will have tremendous consequences on global security well into the future.
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Herring's disapproval rose from 28503 percent to 22019 percent but saw a more dramatic increase among African-Americans, from 9 percent in December to 18 percent in the survey, and women, from 15 percent to 29 percent.
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There are apparent links between the decline in home ownership and the dramatic increase in student debt, said Lowell Ricketts, lead analyst for the Center for Household Financial Stability at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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She said Racine is concerned about "the dramatic increase in the use of vaping products by district youth" as well as the policies and practices employed by e-cigarette manufacturers to prevent minors from using their products.
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It's an unacceptable omission: According to a University of New Hampshire survey, 76 percent of labor economists believe that a dramatic increase in the starter wage will have a negative effect on the number of jobs available.
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"The scale of extreme damage will likely lead to a dramatic increase of waterborne diseases, skin infections, respiratory tract infections and malaria in the coming days and weeks," said Gert Verdonck, the group's emergency coordinator in Beira.
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The latest numbers, which the Pentagon confirmed to VICE News, represent a dramatic increase in U.S. military activity throughout Africa in the past decade, and the latest signal of America's deepening and complicated ties on the continent.
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Branstad said China has not met pledges to open up its insurance and financial services area, as well as reduce auto tariffs, and that Trump would like to see a "dramatic increase" in food exports to China.
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But a dramatic increase in the brightness of V883 Orionis pushed the water snow line out about 4 billion miles (the average distance that Pluto orbits the sun), which allowed astronomers to observe it for the first time.
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Rolla volunteered in Charlottesville through the National Lawyers Guild, a membership group founded in 1937 for liberal lawyers, law students, legal workers, and jailhouse lawyers that has seen a dramatic increase in new members and volunteers this year.
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Melanie Froude and Dave Petley, two geographers at the University of Sheffield, have recorded a dramatic increase in deadly landslides caused by construction and illegal hill cutting (which generally occurs when people dig up clay for building houses).
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Egypt on Saturday said an attack on a mosque by militants in the country's troubled region of northern Sinai has killed 383 worshippers, including 27 children, a dramatic increase in the death toll previously announced, which was 235.
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The US has reported over 60 deaths and more than 3,200 coronavirus cases across at least 49 states and Washington, DC, a dramatic increase as health officials advised people to conduct "social distancing" and to avoid public areas.
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Europe's oil & gas index tumbled 7.3%, with crude prices in a free fall after Saudi Arabia started a price war by slashing its official selling price and setting plans for a dramatic increase in crude production next month.
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Data compiled by economic research consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics showed the dramatic increase in new cases recorded in recent days outside of China, where the outbreak began, and European countries outside Italy, currently the worst-infected country outside China.
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Fettman: Cybersecurity is a risk that every company – in every industry and of any size – should be focused on given the dramatic increase in cyberattacks over the past several years, and the resulting proliferation of law and regulation.
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The dramatic increase in fires has gained international attention as well, including from world leaders at the G7 summit in France who promised a $22 million aid package to help combat the fires, an offer Brazil quickly rejected.
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"It will require a doubling down, a dramatic increase in education — which is exactly the opposite of what this administration has done," said Leslie Dach, executive director of Protect Our Care, a consumer advocacy group aligned with Democrats.
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The auto safety agency said it did not know the cause of the overall decline but has said a dramatic increase in traffic deaths in 2016 was the result of more people killed on foot, bicycle or motorcycle.
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New research published today in Geophysical Research Letters has uncovered a "dramatic increase" in the size of the Gulf of Oman's OMZ, an observation that heralds bad news for the region's aquatic life—and possibly our atmosphere in general.
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On Twitter, the former chief security officer at Facebook, Alex Stamos, resurfaced a tweet suggesting that the billions of disabled accounts the company reported reflects a dramatic increase in attacks on Facebook and effective company action in policing them.
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Mount Agung's alert status was raised to the highest level in September following a dramatic increase in tremors from the volcano, which doubled the exclusion zone around the crater and prompted more than 140,000 people to leave the area.
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Giving up substances like caffeine, alcohol, and sugar that make you feel good may decrease your serotonin levels, leading to a more dramatic increase in serotonin when you take the ayahuasca and consequently a more intense experience, Keatley says.
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The rule, which mandates overtime pay to most salaried workers who earn less than $47,476 annually, is temporarily on hold by Texas court order while businesses and a group of 21 state attorneys challenge the dramatic increase in court.
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With the dramatic increase in refugees from Africa and the Middle East, it takes a well-funded and dedicated UN, and agencies like UNFPA to ensure that women's health needs, and basic rights, are not lost in general crisis.
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The rule, which was finalized in May, makes anyone earning up to $2628,28500 a year, or roughly $6900 a week, eligible for overtime pay — a dramatic increase over the $2628,28503 per year salary cutoff for overtime pay eligibility now.
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"But we were not prepared for the dramatic increase," said the senior author of the study, Dr. Genie E. Roosevelt, an associate professor of emergency medicine at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and Denver Health Medical Center.
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It has caused a dramatic decline in the number of U.S. public companies and the number of U.S. companies going public, and a dramatic increase in the average time between formation and an IPO (from seven to 2900 years).
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The rule, which was finalized in May, makes anyone earning up to $47,476 a year, or roughly $913 a week, eligible for overtime pay -- a dramatic increase over the $23,660 per year salary cutoff for overtime pay eligibility now.
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And the last five days also saw a dramatic increase in preventive measures taken against the virus' spread, such as the closures of many schools, as well as the cancellation of the NBA's season and major festivals and concerts.
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"These numbers reflect a dramatic increase in initial fear claims by those encountered on the border, which is straining border security, immigration enforcement, and courts and other federal resources," said Kevin K. McAleenan, the Customs and Border Protection commissioner.
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In addition to the obvious value of a dramatic increase in battery life, Gore is also pushing a parallel narrative to woo customers to his company's first drone, which is that Impossible Aerospace is a US drone company through and through.
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He instantly took a liking to the new digital medium, and now is able to paint about 50 pieces a year – a dramatic increase from what he was limited to by time and medium constraints before the iPad Pro came out.
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The third piece of the American Jobs and Economic Growth Act includes substantial tax breaks for the poor and middle class through a dramatic increase in the standard deduction, significant cuts to the marginal rates, or a combination of both.
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"These increased border numbers, and specifically the dramatic increase in family units, are a direct response to the weaknesses in our laws that are well-known and exploited by smugglers," the nominee, Kevin McAleenan, told the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday.
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This past year also saw a dramatic increase in the amount of original content we created for our social media channels (particularly Instagram Stories) and a far greater use of movement in the imagery, particularly the use of stop motion animation.
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Recent heavy rains have resulted in the normally dry, red soil giving way to an abundance of green grass and colourful flowers, and in turn led to a dramatic increase in the population of kangaroos and emus, the country's largest bird.
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"These numbers reflect a dramatic increase in initial fear claims by those encountered on the border, which is straining border security, immigration enforcement and courts, and other federal resources," Kevin K. McAleenan, the CBP's commissioner, said in a statement released Monday.
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Nielsen and other U.S. officials say border patrol officers have been overwhelmed by a dramatic increase in asylum seekers, many of them children and families who arrive in large groups fleeing violence and economic hardship in El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala.
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Washington (CNN)The State Department is tracking 50,000 Americans who might seek assistance returning to the US due to the coronavirus pandemic, the head of the repatriation task force said Wednesday -- a dramatic increase from the department's estimate from days ago.
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As a result of more people shopping online for home delivery, "We're seeing companies like Amazon, Grubhub, UberEats and DoorDash report a dramatic increase in demand and need to bring on additional capacity of workers," says ZipRecruiter labor economist Julia Pollak.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump threatened on Wednesday to use the federal government's power to license television airwaves to target NBC in response to a report by the network's news division that he contemplated a dramatic increase in the nation's nuclear arsenal.
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The Drug Enforcement Agency authorized manufacturers to continue producing substantial amounts of the narcotic painkiller oxycodone between 20173 and 2013, despite the dramatic increase in deaths from opioid overdoses, according to a report by the Justice Department's inspector general released Tuesday.
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The study showed that more babies are born before the 40-week mark when outside temperatures rise above 80 degrees, and there is an even more dramatic increase (of about 0.97 births per 100,000 women) when temps exceed 90 degrees.
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Trying to stem the dramatic increase in earthquakes that have rattled Oklahoma residents over the past few years, state regulators are asking the oil and gas industry to reduce the disposal of wastewater in wells that scientists suspect could be responsible.
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According to Hong Kong-based non-governmental organization China Labour Bulletin, there was a dramatic increase in protests running up to the Lunar New Year in February, and protests that may well increase in the future as Beijing pushes ahead with mass layoffs.
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The surge in women's activism triggered by the election of President Donald Trump is certainly a critical factor in this dramatic increase in women's political participation, but the US midterm election results are also an important part of a striking global trend.
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Ms Saligari, who heads the Harley Street Charter clinic in London, said around two thirds of her patients were 16-20 year-olds seeking treatment for addiction - a "dramatic increase" on ten years ago - but many of her patients were even younger.
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Big picture: The dramatic increase of migrant children in the hands of HHS is at least partially due to the Trump administration's "zero-tolerance" policy, which has resulted in child immigrants being separated from their parents when caught crossing the border illegally.
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What really matters, though ... is where we happen to be in the business cycle, the level of euphoria, a dramatic increase in the value of other rival assets like bonds, and most important, the things that individual companies do to help themselves.
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The agency pointed to the dramatic increase in SIJ applications in recent years, with 203,220 approved applications in 22017 compared with 218,590 in 2010, with the greatest increase coming after the surge of Central American minors coming to the U.S. in 2014.
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"In 2016, we saw a dramatic increase in the solar workforce across the nation, thanks to a rapid decrease in the cost of solar panels and unprecedented consumer demand for solar installations," said Andrea Luecke, The Solar Foundation's president and executive director.
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" Despite the growing number of candidates, Andrew Reynolds, a professor of political science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who tracks those numbers, said he was "not convinced there will be a dramatic increase in the number of statehouse members.
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"I don't think we are going to see a dramatic increase of cannabis use, maybe just at first because of the novelty factor," said Geraint Osborne, a sociology professor at the University of Alberta who has studied cannabis use for 13 years.
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The rights group Amnesty International said that as many as 106 protesters in 21 cities had been killed over the course of the protests, in what would be a dramatic increase, if confirmed, from the 12 reported killed by semiofficial Iranian news agencies.
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It's not really retirement at all, but that's because I don't think anybody should truly retire in the old sense of the word — swearing off all forms of paid activity in favor of a dramatic increase in television watching and golf playing.
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Seminal research from Princeton economists Angus Deaton and Anne Case in 2015 pointed to the dramatic increase in the mortality of middle-aged white Americans (between the ages of 213 and 54) — and attributed it to higher rates of suicides, drug overdoses, and liver disease.
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A report from the UN explains: 2015 witnessed the highest number of civilian casualties [in Afghanistan] since 2009 and saw a dramatic increase in conflict-induced displacement...Increasing insecurity coupled with drastic economic contractions led many Afghans to seek better lives elsewhere, including in Europe.
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But after parsing the data, it became clear that the dramatic increase in homicides was driven by just a handful of outliers, like Baltimore, Chicago, and Washington D.C., which accounted for more than half of the homicide increase in the nation's 50 biggest cities.
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We were also hearing that fingerprinting would be helpful, from [rape crisis centers and victim advocacy organizations], who reported a sudden and dramatic increase in the number of women, mostly young women, who were victims or were coming forward as victims of sexual assault.
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For its part, Tesla sought to assure them it would be able to deliver 53,000 vehicles for the full year — within the range of its prior goal of between 80,000 and 90,000 — thanks to an expected dramatic increase in production during the second half.
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Researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are raising the alarm about a potential link between a mosquito-borne virus called Zika and a dramatic increase in Brazilian babies born with microcephaly—a rare condition that results in abnormally small heads.
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Sullivan said that because of the price disparities, and because the outcomes for outpatient procedures are as good or better than inpatient procedures, several of the procedures examined "are seeing a dramatic increase" in the number of people choosing to get treatment as an outpatient.
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This, says Stout, has resulted in a dramatic increase in the number of single-parent families, homeless, and runaway children (allowing gang membership to proliferate, he says)—A question then for open-borders-pushers on the left is, who is really separating families here?
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Appearing under subpoena, he cited his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination over and over again as members sought to ask the normally verbose 32-year-old former CEO about his company's dramatic increase of the price of its medication by more than 5,500 percent.
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Unfortunately for international peace and the security of its neighbors, China's determined and dramatic increase of its strategic capabilities, coupled with the lack of transparency about every aspect of its nuclear forces, underscores that its ambitions are not limited and very likely are expansionistic.
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"The recent dramatic increase in North Korean nuclear tests and ballistic missile launches remind us of the grave threat it poses to our collective security," Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Wednesday at the start of the bilateral security talks with South Korea, according to Reuters.
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A day earlier, the White House announced the feds were moving toward a national ban of flavored e-cigarettes amid rising use among minors and a dramatic increase in lung-related illnesses believed to be related to vaping, including at least six reported deaths.
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"Moving the point of obligation would require a dramatic increase in the staff required to track this at EPA, all while delivering poorer supervision, increasing the complexity of the program, and ultimately higher costs for American drivers," said Growth Energy Chief Executive Emily Skor.
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"I think that, you know, with the passing of the new law, we saw a pretty, pretty, pretty dramatic increase in the people that were let out of Rikers in accordance with the law and that's something that we will deal with," he said.
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His lawyers are calling it an "unprecedented expansion" of the provision "to routine filings with the Federal Election Commission," in part because the felony counts would be a dramatic increase in the maximum sentencing guidelines outlined in laws governing campaign finance disclosures, which are often misdemeanors.
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"A combination of domestic stimulus and a trade deal with the US over the next few weeks could be the shot in the arm the Chinese economy needs and lead to a dramatic increase in investor sentiment globally," analysts at Rakuten Securities Australia said in a note.
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In Executive Order 12807 of May 24, 1992 (Interdiction of Illegal Aliens), in response to a dramatic increase in the unlawful mass migration of Haitian nationals to the United States, President Bush ordered additional measures to interdict such Haitian nationals and return them to their home country.
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Thus far, the economists wrote, the tax cuts "have been associated with a dramatic increase in share buybacks; evidence of an increase in investment is less clear at this stage, as it is likely too early to detect given that the effects may take time to materialize."
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Elizabeth Warren, a Democratic presidential candidate, is calling for a dramatic increase in corporate taxes while House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal (D-Mass.) has proposed hiking the corporate rate by a percentage point to help pay for expanded breaks for low- and middle-income people.
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Some 60 NATO jets, mainly from European allies, are on alert to defend alliance airspace, as NATO deals with a dramatic increase in Russian air activity on its borders since Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014, with a record 870 interceptions across NATO airspace in 2016.
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Opinion: Boko Haram and the defeat that never was Alarming new statistics released by UNICEF show a dramatic increase in the use of children as bombs in four countries -- Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon -- where Boko Haram has waged its campaign of terror in the past two years.
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More than 248,2000 immigrants were in the custody of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement as of Sunday, according to the agency, a dramatic increase from the Obama era that experts say is a consequence of the Trump administration's decision to expand arrest priorities to include nearly every undocumented immigrant.
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Phillips told BuzzFeed News that amid new liberal energy and what is already a dramatic increase in Democratic fundraising, a need arose for donors to gain clarity about how to maximize the resources in the effort to take back the House from the Republican Party, free from emotion.
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"If you're not serious about CCS, you're not serious about achieving 2 degrees (Celsius warming), let alone 1.5," Fiona Wild, vice president, climate change and sustainability at BHP, said, referring to limits the U.N. says are needed to avoid a dramatic increase in heat waves, floods and droughts.
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That is, in part, because his wife's campaign has become something of a referendum on his presidency, particularly his signing of a conservative welfare reform bill that made the lives of many poor families worse and a crime bill that that led to a dramatic increase in incarceration.
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Whereas methadone is dispensed only in clinics as part of a structured program, the new law provides for a dramatic increase in the use of another opioid, buprenorphine, to be prescribed and used individually, outside of clinics, by direct prescription in a physician's office, thus greatly increasing its dissemination.
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And due to a decision by the city's emergency manager to start using the Flint River as a municipal water source in April 2014, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of children who will be living with the effects of lead toxicity from tainted water.
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Washington (CNN)Acting Customs and Border Protection Commissioner John Sanders is resigning, he said in a message sent to agency employees Tuesday, amid the dramatic increase in the number of undocumented migrants crossing the border, a fight over how to address it and controversy over how children are being treated.
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The firm witnessed a dramatic increase in New York federal website accessibility lawsuits after New York federal judges allowed website accessibility cases to be presented during pre-trial fact-finding and presenting process, known as discovery, in lawsuits against the businesses Five Guys and Blick Art, Seyfarth Shaw's website says.
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Per China civil procedure law, suits against companies must be handled in the city where the company principally operates or has registered its address, and Hangzhou courts have seen a dramatic increase in e-commerce cases over the past few years, from 600 in 2013 to over 10,000 in 2016.
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Johanna Breyer, interim executive director and co-founder of the Saint James Infirmary, a health clinic that supports sex workers in California's Bay Area, told me that in the weekend following FOSTA, the infirmary's mobile van outreach saw a dramatic increase of street-based sex workers in the Mission District.
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During the past few weeks, a dramatic increase in the number of cases, and the prevalence of community cases — patients unknown to health workers who often die at home, exposing caretakers to the virus — have raised concerns and prompted a WHO committee meeting to determine if an emergency declaration was warranted.
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In explaining the basis for the billboard campaign, the group cited a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which found a dramatic increase of STDs in the US. In 2014, cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis increased for the first time since 2006, the CDC said.
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"Because of a dramatic increase in transplant volume over the past two years, we have recently hired additional surgeons, hepatologists, nephrologists and nurse coordinators, and we are able to care for these patients and ensure seamless care," said Pomfret, also a professor of surgery at University of Colorado School of Medicine.
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Educated female voters in the suburbs, who played a major role in turning the House blue, reacted negatively to the hardline GOP defenses of the nominee against sexual assault allegations: This is a pattern that helps to explain the dramatic increase in Democratic voting among college-educated women in 2018.
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" The National Consumer Law Center also weighed in, urging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to protect low-income consumers citing, among other things, a dramatic increase in leases for solar panels "and extensive complaints of false claims as to the savings with such panels and the terms of the leases.
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Sales of a certain product in its line of "Strictly Curls" products, which promises to define curls and help with shine and humidity control, were seeing a "pretty dramatic increase," said Kimberly Konstant, vice president of marketing and innovation for Ontario, Canada-based MAV Beauty Brands, the umbrella company that includes Marc Anthony.
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In New York City alone, the overall preterm birth rate significantly increased from 7% to 7.3% between the time before the 2016 presidential nomination and after the inauguration -- with the most dramatic increase occurring among Latina women, according to a separate study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health in 2018.
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"Now with this dramatic increase of people deported from the United States, what people need is a lot more than a plate of food and a place to sleep for the night," said Joanna Williams, the 26-year-old director of education and advocacy for the Kino Border Initiative, which assists migrants.
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And prescription fill rates for buprenorphine with naloxone (also known by the brand name Suboxone) were significantly higher in expansion counties than in non-expansion counties — although that could be more the result of a severe decrease in buprenorphine fill rates in non-expansion counties than of a dramatic increase in expansion counties.
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But I would agree with [Manhattan Institute scholar] Heather Mac Donald that the police are vital to the preservation of black lives, and I agree with FBI Director James Comey that there's been something of a "Ferguson effect" — in which the dramatic increase in murders is connected with a culture of [resistance to police].
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Kane Weeks, from the National Parks and Wildlife service, told Mashable Australia Figure Eight Pools has seen a "dramatic" increase in visitors recently due to social media interest — with the statistics from the park tracker, which counts the number of people passing by, rising from 5,000 hits in November to 23,000 hits in December.
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"Firstly, in the run-up to this cessation of hostilities there was a dramatic increase in the intensiveness ... of Russian aerial bombardment and also of the regime warplanes of Bashar al-Assad," she said, adding she had witnessed a Russian airstrike on a market that killed at least eight people days before the truce.
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Big data has gotten, well, big over the past few years, with the advent of storage systems like Hadoop, Hortonworks and Cloudera to manage the 22008 quintillion bytes of data being created every day, a global Internet population that has reached 3.2 billion people, and a dramatic increase in both computing power and storage capacity.
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The existing leadership literature clearly predicts a rapid, dramatic increase in many of the negative presidential leadership qualities and outcomes highlighted recently in books by Bob Woodward and Omarosa Manigault NewmanOmarosa Onee Manigault NewmanScaramucci breaks up with Trump in now-familiar pattern Press: The new Southern Strategy Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE.
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The CBP news release says the Department of Homeland Security is experiencing "a dramatic increase in unaccompanied children and family units arriving at our borders illegally or without authorization," and per law, holds such individuals at federal facilities until they are deported or released into the United States with a notice to appear in court.
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Those were only a couple of the latest damaging accusations about Pruitt just this week, following months of drip-drip-drip disclosures about a $50-a-night Capitol Hill condo rental from a lobbyist's wife, first-class travel, dramatic increase in spending on security and uncompensated personal work that he received from EPA aides.
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Related: A Series of Strong Quakes in Oklahoma Triggers Republican Scrutiny of Oil Drilling Trying to stem the dramatic increase in earthquakes that have rattled Oklahoma residents over the past few years, state regulators are asking the oil and gas industry to reduce the disposal of wastewater in wells that scientists suspect could be responsible.
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BEIJING/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A private coal mining industry investor in Shanxi province is the main actor behind a dramatic increase in bullish bets in Chinese copper futures, a person familiar with the matter said, driving a futures brokerage to a nearly $3 billion position that has fueled a surge in prices to 4-1/2-year highs.
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In prepared remarks, Burwell said that "we have made tremendous progress to bring health care into the 21st century," noting that in the past six years there has been a dramatic increase in the adoption of electronic health records, with about 75 percent of all doctors now using them, along with almost every hospital in the country.
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The 85033 years since the coup have resulted in increasing poverty, privatization of social goods keeping services out of the reach of the poor, violence from both drug cartels and state security forces against Honduran citizens, human and civil rights violations, corruption, and a dramatic increase of refugee migration fleeing the country, many to the United States.
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"With a dramatic increase in the number of opioid overdose deaths in the US, there's a vital need to harness the power of new technologies to quickly and effectively link individuals experiencing an overdose ... with someone who carries and can administer the life-saving medication," FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf said in announcing the contest in September.
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"In the last 30 days, I could see there's been a dramatic increase in the number of people who either had been with other candidates who dropped out or, for one reason or another, see where the tide is going and have decided to jump on the bandwagon," said Alan Patricof, a venture capitalist and bundler for Biden's campaign.
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Only this time, our main geopolitical adversary is not a shrunken post-Soviet Union Russian Federation, with an economy the size of Italy's and a defense budget less than one-tenth that of the U.S., but rather China, whose dramatic increase in military, economic and technological power has been the big strategic story of this century.
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In its second report, issued in November but first reported Wednesday by Le Devoir, the Quebec government's scientific panel found that oil is still lingering in sediments on the riverbed and that the years since the disaster have seen a dramatic increase in the presence of lesions, fin erosion and other deformities in many species of fish.
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And just last week, the first baby with Zika-related microcephaly was born here in the continental U.S. As we head into these warmer summer months, the number of Americans infected with Zika will inevitably rise – especially in southern states such as Florida that will likely see a dramatic increase in the number of the Aedes aegypti mosquitoes capable of transmitting the virus.
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Notwithstanding the form's negligible roll in enforcing the laws on the books, the EEOC proposed a dramatic increase in the amount of data it will require employers to file with the government, proposing that employers report what they are paying their employees and how much time their employees are working – even though employers do not record the time of their salaried employees.
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Abbott claimed in a press release that the federal government had the "inability to properly vet refugees from Syria and countries known to be supporters or propagators of terrorism," and that President Obama was "ineptly proposing a dramatic increase in the number of refugees to be resettled in the US." The announcement, which made national headlines, followed a year of fierce anti-refugee fights by the state.
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OWNER OF DOG WHO DIED DURING DELTA LAYOVER ACCUSES AIRLINE OF &aposCOVER-UP&apos "The new requirements follow a dramatic increase in industry incidents involving emotional support animals that haven't been adequately trained to behave in a busy airport or the confined space of an aircraft, which creates health and safety risks for customers, crewmembers and other service or support animals," the statement reads.
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Several people attributed the much higher-than-expected vote for Putin in Moscow and St. Petersburg, normally citadels of liberalism, and the dramatic increase of votes for Putin among Russians abroad to evidence of how the Russian leader has benefited from sanctions and particularly from heated Western criticism following the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter (which very few considered to be a Russian action).
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Here are two that I believe are worth more attention than they are getting: First, the dramatic increase in the number of sexual offenses and offenders, registered and not, coincides with two dynamics of pornography over the past 40 years: Its diminishing stigma and its movement from magazine racks and seedy video stores to the very devices we carry in our pockets and the TVs in our homes.
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In an article published in the Journal on Migration and Human Security, Cabot documented a drop in the success rate for applications from 23 to nine percent between 2008 and 2013, despite a dramatic increase in violence during that period "The asylum claims of citizens of US allies have historically been more difficult to win than the claims of nationals from US government foes or ideological opponents," she writes.
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As the trade economist Sherman Robinson and his co-authors wrote, there was: a dramatic increase in [North American] intra-industry trade in autos and parts.... [Economic] efficiency gains from finer specialization... [that] do not appear to be "Ricardian," in that they are not primarily based on... [exploiting low wages] but "Smithian" in the sense that NAFTA widened the extent of the market and permitted increasing returns to finer specialization.
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President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and the Mexican government have reached an agreement on dealing with the dramatic increase in migrants moving from Central America through Mexico to the United States, a migration that has created a humanitarian and security crisis at our border.
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Iowa State University researcher Matt Liebman has shown on his demonstration farm that adding a third rotation of alfalfa or native grass to the predominant corn-soybean cropping system in the state could produce dramatic environmental benefits at no cost to farmers, including an 85 percent reduction in fertilizer use, a 97 percent drop in pesticide use, an elimination of soil erosion and water pollution from run-off, and a dramatic increase in carbon sequestration.
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Made in China 2025, an ambitious plan to give the country a leading edge on several hi-tech fronts, has become a thorny issue between China and its trading partners, including the U.S. and the EU. The plan aims to make China a tech superpower by calling for a dramatic increase in domestically made products in 10 sectors — from robotics to biopharmaceuticals — that the government hopes will accelerate an industrial upgrade as economic growth slows.
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The United Nations' refugee agency warned that tens of thousands of people are still caught in the city as the bombardment by the Iraqi military has intensified, putting the estimated 50,000 remaining residents at extreme risk "There are reports of a dramatic increase in the number of executions of men and older boys in Falluja (who are) refusing to fight on behalf of extremist forces," said Leila Jane Nassif, the U.N. agency's assistant representative in Iraq.
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The reality is, no matter how often fans point out that Curry's $12 million salary for next season is small compared with current deals, the dramatic increase of the league's salary cap has greatly inflated contracts of players across the board, and $12 million a year for a solid contributor like Lee is hardly a controversial amount when a lesser player like Matthew Dellavedova received an offer sheet for nearly $10 million to play for the Milwaukee Bucks.
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