In the past few days, their fears have ebbed and flowed.
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Trump's approval during 2018 ebbed and flowed along with current events.
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The popularity of the sneakers has ebbed and flowed with time.
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The region's aspirations for independence have ebbed and flowed for generations.
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The popularity of bicycles has ebbed and flowed over the years.
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It has ebbed and flowed since 2016, but it has never stopped.
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Crime has ebbed and flowed within a fairly narrow band since then.
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Overall—and only he had the full picture—the effort ebbed and flowed.
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Since then, controversy over the dinners has ebbed and flowed with world events.
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"The nature of the job ebbed and flowed as administrations changed," Dornell recalled.
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His relationship with the president has ebbed and flowed, depending on the day.
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This pattern ebbed and flowed until we found a cognitive behavioral therapist to help.
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Cyclical slowdowns are normal in an industry that has ebbed and flowed for generations.
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The Formula One season has again ebbed and flowed around its two main stars.
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Charges of cultural appropriation have ebbed and flowed since the work's premiere in 1935.
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Reports of Kelly's diminishing influence and of his ultimate demise have ebbed and flowed.
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Still, popcorn brands have ebbed and flowed in popularity over the past several years.
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Since then, Pakistani cooperation in the battle against extremist groups has ebbed and flowed.
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As a result, support for public institutions and expansive government has ebbed and flowed.
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We have always ebbed and flowed with expressions and rejections of masculinity and femininity.
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The military's influence has ebbed and flowed in Russia and, before that, the Soviet Union.
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The fight for classroom technology has ebbed and flowed quite a bit over the decades.
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For nearly a half-century, environmental regulation has ebbed and flowed with changes in administrations.
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The Freedom Party's power has ebbed and flowed over the course of modern Austrian history.
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In the past 10 years, the body-con trend has ebbed and flowed in relevancy.
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The number of attacks has ebbed and flowed this century, reaching an earlier peak in 2014.
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Since then, my meditation practice has ebbed and flowed, though the benefits have remained the same.
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The Warrens were charmed despite such oddities, but the owner's enthusiasm for selling ebbed and flowed.
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The size of subsequent protests has varied as discontent with the government has ebbed and flowed.
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Recession fears flared, trade-war tensions ebbed and flowed with ferocity, and corporate earnings growth slowed.
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There's a sense that over time—as with anyone creating anything—Read's ambitions have ebbed and flowed.
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Throughout my life, the intensity of OCD has ebbed and flowed, as I developed new obsessions and compulsions.
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With drizzle falling on the lush Wembley turf the game ebbed and flowed as both sides sensed victory.
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In real life, Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret's feuding ebbed and flowed much like any other siblings' would.
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Membership ebbed and flowed each day; on the most active day, the total number of follower links reached 134,857.
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For well over a decade, the possibility of war with Iran has ebbed and flowed like a malign tide.
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Italian opinions about the advantages of the euro have ebbed and flowed, as have opinions about the European Union.
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But as the popularity of this specific television genre has ebbed and flowed, Arnold has kept up with its pace.
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Growing up, my weekends followed a predictable pattern that ebbed and flowed around the finding, cooking, and serving of food.
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Since then, the US's presence in the remote region has ebbed and flowed, and the number of casualties have mounted.
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"The frenzy surrounding crypto has ebbed and flowed with prices," said Will Hobbs, Head of Investment Strategy at Barclays Smart Investor.
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Over the next two weeks, my feelings toward the bot ebbed and flowed as we continued with the daily check-ins.
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While talk of western separation from Canada has ebbed and flowed for decades, no serious movement has ever coalesced around it.
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Support for Mr. Guaidó's opposition government has ebbed and flowed since he declared himself Venezuela's interim president nearly one year ago.
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Since then, the number of undocumented workers apprehended, removed or returned to their native countries has ebbed and flowed over the years.
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The sound bath—a mélange of eastern instrumentals that was the soundtrack for much of the 20-minute meditation—ebbed and flowed.
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With them, the music ebbed and flowed, coming on disconcertingly strong at the start, then receding; increasing, then dissolving, as momentum grew.
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Years of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and different cocktails of anti-anxiety meds helped, sure, but the pulling only ebbed and flowed.
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Since the War of 2628, relations between Canada and the U.S. have ebbed and flowed, but for the most part been constructive.
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Attention on the private equity industry from lawmakers has ebbed and flowed over the years, and right now, it's under the microscope.
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In interpreting the reach of the protections of expression and religion, for example, the court's First Amendment jurisprudence has ebbed and flowed.
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Federal firearm prosecutions have historically ebbed and flowed, often spiking in the years following significant court decisions or large-scale mass shootings.
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Forza Italia, the political vehicle that had propelled him to power, remained in place, though its electoral prospects have ebbed and flowed.
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The relationship has ebbed and flowed since, but with this announcement, it appears the frenemies are closer to friends than enemies again.
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It will examine how attention to folk and outsider art — from artists, collectors and museums — has ebbed and flowed through the 20th century.
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Gold rushes in the area have ebbed and flowed over the centuries, but they have seen a revival in recent, recession-hit years.
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Over the years, Pitt's hair length has ebbed and flowed, but it was never this long, and it was always a little more scraggly.
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Since President Vladimir Putin ascended to power in 1999, relations with Russia have ebbed and flowed, but have generally been on a downward trajectory.
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The protest movement ebbed and flowed over months, and at various times different factions sought to capitalize on the growing fury of Iraq's citizens.
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The protests ebbed and flowed before a breakthrough on April 6, when the Sudanese Professionals Association called for a march on the army's headquarters.
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Unlike ear or clit piercings, the modification hasn't held a sustained high or low popularity, but has instead ebbed and flowed through the ages.
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Romney's GOP colleagues remember his harsh rhetoric against Trump during the 2016 campaign, though tensions have ebbed and flowed in the past four years.
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" Support from donor governments for contraception and family planning services "really has ebbed and flowed, in part due to currency fluctuations and political fluctuations.
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Over the course of the four decades that I've covered college football as a writer and radio commentator, academic controversies have ebbed and flowed.
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Migration into the United States has ebbed and flowed in tandem with who policymakers believe ought to be allowed refuge and who doesn't qualify.
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Venezuela's economy has ebbed and flowed with the price of oil for a century, and allegations of corruption have been endemic in the industry here.
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Throughout ten pregnancies — four of which produced living children and six that ended in miscarriages — Emily Frigo's relationship with her body has ebbed and flowed.
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Millions of years ago, as glaciers ebbed and flowed across New Zealand, the birds were forced into isolated pockets along the North and South Island.
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For decades, as economic forces have ebbed and flowed, people have emigrated freely between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago, separated by only seven nautical miles.
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They are ranked No. 2 in the world, but they are a young group whose confidence has ebbed and flowed over the past few months.
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The Knicks' reliance on the triangle has ebbed and flowed this season, but after 65 games, it has re-emerged in a more consistent fashion.
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Support for gun regulation in the United States has ebbed and flowed, but in recent years, polls have found growing support nationally for tougher gun laws.
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Since he purchased the Mar-a-Lago property in 1985 for $19853 million, Trump's relationship with the tony city and its residents has ebbed and flowed.
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As country music has ebbed and flowed, strayed from and returned to its roots, Ralph Stanley kept doing what he'd been doing for nearly 70 years.
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Tens of thousands of people have died in the armed revolt to secede from India that erupted in 1989 and has ebbed and flowed since then.
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Although its popularity has ebbed and flowed since it hit the city in the 1870s, the cocktail is still as San Franciscan as the cable car.
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Violence has ebbed and flowed for years, with thousands of people killed and wounded during shelling, skirmishes and several wars along the roughly 1,200-mile border.
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Already tens of thousands of people have died in the armed revolt to secede from India that erupted in 1989 and has ebbed and flowed since then.
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For almost a century Metternich, Talleyrand, Castlereagh and their successor statesmen managed a delicate balance that avoided continental-scale wars even as national fortunes ebbed and flowed.
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Over time, the number of women in Congress has ebbed and flowed, with spikes in the 1950s, the 1970s, and a major surge in the early 1990s.
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But violence has ebbed and flowed in the valley since the subcontinent was divided into predominantly Hindu India and Islamic Pakistan after independence from Britain in 1947.
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Jenner and Chyna's relationship has ebbed and flowed in the years since Chyna's ex, Tyga, dated the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star when she was 17.
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The group's strength has ebbed and flowed over the past 15 years, weathering a string of territorial losses, defections and the killing of several high-profile leaders.
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The incident is part of a growing wave of violence between nomads and farmers that has ebbed and flowed across Nigeria's central "Middle Belt" since at least 2011.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission numbers have ebbed and flowed over the years with reports rising to over 15,000 per year in the late 1990s after Anita Hill's testimony.
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Teams, like fanbases, go through seasons and generations; nothing is linear and nothing is ever settled, and the Storm's fortunes have ebbed and flowed like every other team's.
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The questions asked, the test's length, and the way it's graded have all ebbed and flowed through the years, often accompanied by criticism from students and educators alike.
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It has ebbed and flowed since but never fallen below 20 percent, and foreign central banks now hold some 2.4 trillion euros as part of their hard currency reserves.
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However, while the popularity of hair jewelry has ebbed and flowed, hair workers are active today, and organizations like the Victorian Hairwork Society aim to keep it that way.
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Global stock markets have ebbed and flowed in line with trade headlines, while the business community held back investments in order to wait and see what negotiations might bring.
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Concerns about a slowdown and an eventual general recession have increased since the beginning of August as the chances of a trade deal with China have ebbed and flowed.
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Negotiations to establish a trade agreement between Europe and the South American group first began in the 1990s, and ebbed and flowed through the years before regaining momentum in 2016.
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To be sure, the president is not alone in calling for abolition of citizenship obtained by birth; arguments have ebbed and flowed throughout U.S. history, in tune with anti-immigrant sentiment.
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America's immigrant population has ebbed and flowed over the decades as discriminatory policies have been instituted and repealed, international crises have arisen and faded, and the economy has boomed and faltered.
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FaceApp, which uses neural networks to create photorealistic facial transformations, has been around since the beginning of 2017 and its popularity had ebbed and flowed, but has recently ticked up again.
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And while the stock market has ebbed and flowed, and even this week made dramatic moves, President Trump and our entire economic team believe all the fundamentals continue to be strong.
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As someone who grew up regularly attending a Southern Methodist church, I constantly ebbed and flowed between loving the formality of church and questioning the cult-like atmosphere of the entire establishment.
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Over more than 300 years, the power of central banks has ebbed and flowed as governments have by turns enhanced and restricted their responsibilities in response to economic necessity and intellectual fashion.
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War fears have ebbed and flowed over multiple decades as Kim and his late father and grandfather have pushed toward ever-longer-range missiles and ever-bigger nuclear yields from bomb tests.
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The Cold War ebbed and flowed in terms of tension, but it lasted from the end of World War II until the early 1990s and the eventual fall of the Soviet Union.
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While activity and interest in the transition has ebbed and flowed with polling, sources familiar say, recent tightening in the polls have served as a shot in the arm for the effort.
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Even as Nixon's popularity ebbed and flowed during his first term, he was always able to draw on that direct message to the public that he had made at just the right time.
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Violence has ebbed and flowed in the densely populated Kashmir Valley, a Muslim-majority region of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, since Pakistani-backed separatist militants took up arms in 1988.
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You remember the highlights: the absurd insistence on crowd sizes and the weird forced anger, which ebbed and flowed erratically, as if Spicer were occasionally re-encountering "[BE ANGRY]" in the stage directions.
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Over the past 70 years, which is the period for which we have data, new technology concerns have ebbed and flowed, GDP has risen, and unemployment has ranged between 3 and 303 percent.
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Over that time, skating the business may have ebbed and flowed, but the culture never died and thanks to its influence on street fashion, music and pop culture, its influence can be felt everywhere.
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Losses on the S&P 500 were as deep as 1 percent at one point, but have ebbed and flowed as traders look for clues on the future of trade policy in the day's headlines.
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Where it stands: The value of the pound sank after the Brexit vote in June 2016 from around $1.50 to $1.32 almost immediately and has ebbed and flowed since, now hovering right around that level.
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Pro-independence parties have since last year held a majority in the local parliament, though public support for a breakaway has ebbed and flowed since soaring in 2012 at the height of a nationwide recession.
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Restrictions around the sale of guns in Walmart stores have ebbed and flowed over the years, though the general trend has been towards stocking a more restricted catalog of firearms in fewer and fewer stores.
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The U.S. relationship with Pakistan has ebbed and flowed over the course of the war in Afghanistan, getting most tense after U.S. special forces killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in Pakistan in 2011.
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The U.S. relationship with Pakistan has ebbed and flowed over the course of the 16-year war in Afghanistan, getting most tense after U.S. special forces killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in Pakistan in 2011.
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The U.S. relationship with Pakistan has ebbed and flowed over the course of the 16-year war in Afghanistan, hitting its low point after U.S. special forces killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in Pakistan in 2011.
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While the pace of killings in Iraq has ebbed and flowed, the attacks have become more brutal and there has been an increase in kidnappings, arrests and disappearances of protest leaders, doctors who treat wounded protesters, and journalists.
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That's where upward of 10,000 people from as far away as Hawaii ebbed and flowed into the makeshift camp about a mile from where the pipeline is being constructed on treaty land adjacent to the Standing Rock Sioux reservation.
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After reports in March that troves of Facebook data were improperly shared by researchers with the election targeting firm Cambridge Analytica, activists and concerned users started a #DeleteFacebook campaign that has ebbed and flowed in popularity throughout the year.
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The push for impeachment has ebbed and flowed since Trump took office, gaining momentum after particularly controversial episodes — like Trump's equivocal response to last summer's violent white supremacist marches in Charlottesville, Va. — only to fade when those headlines dwindle.
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Tensions between the two governing parties — with vastly disparate electorates and political programs — have ebbed and flowed in the past year, though both leaders have reassured voters that the government contract that bound them was stronger than their differences.
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Back in Palermo, Ms. Battaglia found herself on the front lines of the so-called second Mafia War, which began in the late 1970s and ebbed and flowed for a decade, sparked by the incursion of mobsters from Corleone.
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And at certain times, you have a veteran group of players that are really good, incredible strong leaders, and then at times you don't, and I think our progress as a team has kind of ebbed and flowed with that.
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E3 has traditionally been a show that's ebbed and flowed more than most, but the gaming giant's decision will no doubt leave many wondering whether the event has lost some of its relevance in the age of doing everything online.
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But, for now, the unrest that has come in the wake of his government's action has upended the economy, further fuelling resentment in the Muslim-majority territory where an armed revolt against India rule has ebbed and flowed over 30 years.
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Mr. Liu was about the last person standing of a group of hard-hitting journalists who worked at places like Southern Weekly and Caixin, the standard bearers of truth-seeking journalism that ebbed and flowed before Mr. Xi came to power.
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A 1789 law established a six-justice Court, and the number of justices ebbed and flowed during the 19th century — swelling to 10 justices under President Abraham Lincoln before settling into a nine-justice configuration under President Ulysses S. Grant.
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Primary high-yield issuance has ebbed and flowed this year, giving investors plenty of time to do their homework on new issues, but this changed this week as volumes reached over 3bn, making it the busiest week for the market.
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Advertising Attempts to move away from airbrushing in advertising have ebbed and flowed over the last decade, but at a time when even Barbie now comes in petite, tall and curvy, more retailers are turning to authentic-looking women to market their products.
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When I got Coontz on the phone to talk a bit about this, she explained that the acceptability of remarrying someone in the family has ebbed and flowed depending on the priorities of any given community as it changed size and scope.
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Nick Raich, who covers corporate earnings at the Earnings Scout, notes that estimates have ebbed and flowed with tariff headlines: "In May, when the trade war escalated, earnings estimates dropped, and then in June when the psychology got better they improved," he said.
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The day's events left nothing clear except that the clashes over the status of the region — Spain's economic powerhouse, where yearnings for a separate nation have ebbed and flowed for generations — had left supporters on both sides more hardened and polarized than before.
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The philosophy was first transposed to the U.S. in the 1980s by anti-racist activists in Minneapolis, according to Bray, and while its popularity has ebbed and flowed since then, there are several current groups that have been around for almost 10 years.
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A constant sea of black T-shirts and long hair ebbed and flowed outside the Capitol Theater, the Burial Grounds coffee shop, and Rainy Day Records, whose parking lot hosted the merch stalls (and whose Country section yielded some unexpected treasures when I wandered inside).
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Instead of building to a crescendo — with each speaker reinforcing the next — the night ebbed and flowed, from remarks by intense and high-energy speakers like Mr. Giuliani to the meandering, strained speech by a former general (and onetime potential running mate), Michael T. Flynn.
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Coming Back From A Dark HistoryPeople's faith in hypnosis as a clinically useful treatment has ebbed and flowed over the years, in part because of hypnosis' associations with sideshows and other New Age pseudo-treatments — like healing crystals, hypnosis even has some occult associations.
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The role of government in providing welfare services has ebbed and flowed over time, from the creation of Social Security during the Great Depression to President Lyndon B. Johnson's war on poverty in the 1960s to more recent efforts by politicians to scale back social welfare programs.
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The feeling that something was missing ebbed and flowed, but I felt that if I told people, I would have to carry around their sadness for me like a heavy reminder of what wasn't in my life when what I deeply needed was to feel the beauty of all that was.
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The pulsating showdown ebbed and flowed through four quarters and two overtimes that was finally decided when Manu Ginobili, who had a chance to end it in the first overtime with a last ditch shot, dropped two free throws with three seconds on the clock to put the contest out of reach.
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Going into 2019, the biggest story on TV was the anticipation leading up to the final season of Game of Thrones, but while the hype ebbed and flowed for HBO's fantasy hit, some truly great television arrived in the form of stunning biographical miniseries, whimsical animated bildungsromans, comic book dramas, and more.
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Whiskey lullabies, class struggle, love, loneliness—nothing could've made more sense to a couple of weird, sensitive kids who clung to our bullet belts and combat boots, debated the merits of train-hopping, and snarled at our racist classmates in the sea of John Deere caps, Pink Floyd tie-dye, and Confederate flags that ebbed and flowed around us.
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The latest development -- a second woman, Meredith Watson, accusing Fairfax of rape Friday afternoon -- capped an extraordinary week where the fortunes of Democrats' top three elected officials in Virginia ebbed and flowed as demoralized party operatives, enraged elected officials and dumbfounded state legislators attempted to make sense of how their once-prosperous party was now in a smoldering heap.
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But the protest also raised questions that have ebbed and flowed over decades about the relevance, scope and power of the civil rights movement, when it can be invoked for issues beyond the fight for racial equality and whether it is still a living part of American politics or just a sanitized totem to be evoked by those on the left.
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