After faltering in May, both June and July packed on triple-digit additions, buoying optimism that the U.S. economy is not faltering, but instead growing stronger.
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If you haven't been following, American life expectancy is faltering.
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And will it be enough to save its faltering reputation?
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" "The recently released GDP numbers show that growth is faltering.
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With China's demand now faltering, commodity prices have reversed course.
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Equities stand to be tested by a faltering oil rally.
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Are her caretakers faltering on the precipice of nervous exhaustion?
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Even if that is averted, India's banks are obviously faltering.
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Doing so is bound to weaken an already faltering regime.
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Despite this pushback, Ring is not faltering or losing momentum.
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Hedge fund skepticism abounds as many big-name managers are faltering.
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Perhaps more worryingly, Kenya's faltering democratic progress is also in danger.
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MSCIEF are faltering, having shed more than 3 percent in May.
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That's why the market is faltering: will these be the priorities?
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The asset class's troubles are not just consigned to faltering supply.
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This is just the latest knock against the already-faltering fuel.
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The U.S. market is faltering as scandals hit companies like Facebook.
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Bitcoin also offers investors a refuge from the faltering formal economy.
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The United States seemed to be faltering, teetering, unable to escape.
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The American economy is strong, while the Chinese economy is faltering.
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He even teased the White House for its faltering infrastructure initiative.
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Her younger son had been deemed undernourished because of faltering weight.
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In a time of faltering institutions and norms, they have held.
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It would also help keep alive the faltering U.S.-Turkish relationship.
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People across the party are disheartened by Mr Corbyn's faltering performance.
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She concentrates on trying to get pregnant, despite their faltering relationship.
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Though Bub Hall has long outlived his prognosis, he is faltering.
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Most presidents who lose re-election do so amid faltering economies.
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" With the pitcher faltering, he said, "the Mets' chances dramatically increased.
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Reconciliation efforts to end the feud have been faltering for months.
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Critics said the spat risks slowing a faltering foreign investment drive.
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Sisi's problems at home stem, in part, from Egypt's faltering economy.
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Venezuela is increasingly reliant on its faltering oil industry for revenue.
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Last, the great thinkers would have lamented liberals' faltering faith in progress.
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Instead, the cause has been concern that the global economy is faltering.
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LG has lost a lot of momentum after faltering with the G5.
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Why are tech high-flyers surging when economic growth expectations are faltering?
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German politics are febrile right now, and her steady step is faltering.
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But thus far, the Russian Church has shown no signs of faltering.
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A world that we hoped had more strength, and instead risks faltering.
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Prior to the company's latest quarterly report, its stock had been faltering.
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Her faltering voice was the result of arduous travel and relentless campaigning.
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Instead of retreating from a faltering venture, Union Development has doubled down.
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The area also suffered from a high crime rate and faltering schools.
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A faltering Turkish economy may only add urgency to the president's considerations.
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Each plot turn comes back to her faltering relationship with her parents.
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There was a period when The Times was faltering, like 2007, 2008.
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There's style aplenty, but a faltering third act ultimate flattens any substance.
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Even if your faith in humanity is faltering, this is worth caring about.
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Still, the EU's faltering reputation could make such a vote a close call.
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What's more, they have a game in hand on the faltering Sky Blues.
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The faltering economy is also suffering from China's slowdown and the trade war.
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THE late 1970s were marked by high oil prices and faltering Western economies.
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China's economy is faltering, prompting concerns that are now shaking global stock markets.
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But the moves could also cushion faltering growth at home, other analysts said.
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But traditionally, Rihanna's faltering attempts at ballads have made otherwise strong albums weaker.
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In fact it is a danger to investors and to Europe's faltering economy.
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The result has been faltering currencies in Turkey, Argentina, South Africa and Brazil.
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" Looking at the hard data, Weinberg concluded: "Germany's real economic indicators are faltering.
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She has no idea about the tiny, faltering little hierarchy at play here.
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He toyed with a run for the GOP nomination when Trump was faltering.
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It cannot afford to be smug at the faltering of the European project.
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Trump's presidential campaign is faltering, and it is hurting Republicans across the country.
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But given their faltering growth, I suspect they didn't really have a choice.
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I wait, my legs ready, watching for any sign of faltering or fear.
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After a faltering start, it officially re-opened their doors in May 2017.
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Spieth has imploded with a Sunday lead before, faltering at the 2016 Masters.
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Montreal backup Charlie Lindgren, who played well early before faltering, made 163 saves.
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Most of those efforts are now faltering, Nathaniel Popper of the NYT reports.
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Elizabeth McGovern stars as the matriarch of a family faltering between the wars.
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The economy is faltering with a falling lira and a looming banking crisis.
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Experts think there are likely more international businesses exposed to China's faltering growth.
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S&P GLOBAL RATINGS SAYS FALTERING GLOBAL PROFIT GROWTH THREATENS AN EARNINGS RECESSION
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Some white nationalists attribute their movement's faltering momentum to the left-wing protests.
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It is the latest sign that the U.S. campaign against Huawei is faltering.
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Even efforts to address issues of bipartisan concern are faltering amid partisan rancor.
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Yankees starter CC Sabathia pitched four strong innings before faltering in the fifth.
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And support among Democrats is faltering particularly among some legislators representing urban areas.
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In short, Terceira is the ultimate test of willpower for any faltering vegan.
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That's unlikely to rescue his faltering campaign, but at least he's still trying.
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As he spoke with a doctor from Hospice Buffalo , he was alert but faltering.
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Yankees starter CC Sabathia pitched four strong innings Wednesday before faltering in the fifth.
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Fears of a slowing global economy have stoked concern about faltering demand for fuel.
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China's factory activity unexpectedly shrank in June amid faltering demand as the Sino-U.
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Even amid her faltering health after kidney failure several years ago, Stephens has persisted.
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Now, political upheaval has thrown the country, and its faltering economy, into further chaos.
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Other analysts also noted such moves are expected to cushion faltering growth at home.
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Chains that were faltering even before Amazon's ascent are now in even deeper trouble.
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In the performance, Grande fights back tears during the final verse, her voice faltering.
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She sees a climbing murder rate and faltering relations between police and the community.
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The market meltdown is likely to deal a heavy blow to Argentina's faltering economy.
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Economic data in China and Germany this week also suggested a faltering global economy.
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Internationally, he said the risks included faltering growth or further tightening of financial conditions.
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Maybe the faltering economic statistics do indeed reflect the contribution of "free" online services.
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There's style aplenty, even though a faltering third act ultimately flattens the film's substance.
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Mr. Yuan's businesses in China began faltering, and he resented supporting the Zhao family.
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The meeting is part of Europe's deepening effort at coordination, after a faltering start.
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Qatar pledged to invest $15 billion to help Turkey shore up its faltering economy.
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Economists cite its faltering productivity, its made-up statistics and its giant debt bomb.
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But with the technology stalwarts faltering, what does that mean for the stock market?
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"This is not going to be easy," he said of the faltering repeal effort.
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Our faltering economy needs the American cannabis industry to continue to grow and succeed.
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The anti-Iran alliance that the Trump administration had tried to build was faltering.
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Biden continues to lead national polls of Democrats, but his support has been faltering.
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Already, some domesticated crops are faltering in the face of extreme temperatures and drought.
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That could leave Kraft Heinz with little cash to invest in its faltering brands.
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After years of faltering investigations, none of that money has been returned to Egypt.
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Creutz also shared four key reasons why he believes the game is faltering: 1.
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Uganda's faltering economy is growing too slowly to absorb a booming population of 37 million.
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Trump showed up there last week to rally support for Saccone, the faltering Republican candidate.
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Observers say it's the latest sign that CNN's anti-Trump programming strategy may be faltering.
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Faltering demand from overseas also poses a threat to the earnings' outlook of Japan Inc.
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And the rapid growth that the losses are intended to sustain seems to be faltering.
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It's a reminder that faltering in your feminism doesn't mean you can't fix your mistakes.
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Mike Pence, a conservative establishment politician who could help Trump's faltering reputation within the GOP.
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Political instability could also exacerbate investor worries about Portugal's faltering growth and its credit ratings.
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And if capital flees they can allow their currencies to fall without the economy faltering.
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The narrative about inflation recovering is very vulnerable to any faltering on the activity side.
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Despite that, Kabila remained in power, stoking discontent, with control over the fragmented country faltering.
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A major contributor for this imminent recession is the fallout from a faltering Chinese economy.
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The move fueled concerns that China was devaluing its currency to support the faltering economy.
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With expectations high, any faltering in the negotiations could undermine the bullish case for oil.
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That is partly the result of a ship-building binge, but also of faltering demand.
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In 2014, Agrokor bought Mercator, a faltering Slovenian retail giant with outlets across the region.
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Many investors and economists are worried that the exit vote could stall Europe's faltering growth.
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But our international leadership is faltering due to a breakdown in bipartisan support at home.
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Just a year later, with the underlying mortgages faltering, the hedge funds began to collapse.
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Kelsey, I think, was faltering at the time but since then, it has changed dramatically.
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Yet even before IS launched its latest attack, the battle with IS was obviously faltering.
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The recently-released album is full of wavering, texturally rich sounds and faltering melodic vocals.
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It undoubtedly would have been an event primed for a faltering campaign to capitalize on.
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Slumping iPhone sales shrank Apple's profit, and growth is faltering at Alphabet, Google's parent company.
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He turned CBS from a faltering broadcast network into the most-watched channel on television.
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Pity poor Theresa May and her faltering plan for Britain to exit the European Union.
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Uber says it provides a critical service in New York, where the subway is faltering.
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By 1982, Reagan's fight to end Social Security — long a bugbear of Buchanan's — was faltering.
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Court said she "won 24 out of 25 tournaments" that year, faltering only at Wimbledon.
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However, some analysts think demand for new planes could weaken amid a faltering global economy.
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Faltering bipartisan support is forcing Trump to seek international targets to turn the tide domestically.
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Far from "stronger than ever before," the union is faltering under his divisive, corrupting politics.
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When they do, it's usually because the economy is perceived to be weak or faltering.
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In its first season, Succession establishes Logan as a tyrant but also a faltering one.
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During the Bush years, the administration saw itself as racing ahead of a faltering media.
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Amazon and the global supply chain are faltering under the pressure of the coronavirus pandemic.
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And their confidence in central banks' healing powers has — probably for the first time — been faltering.
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Rubio had staked any remaining hope for his faltering presidential campaign on winning his home state.
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China reported far weaker than expected November exports and imports, underscoring faltering global and domestic demand.
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Egypt's restriction, the official said, showed its "disappointment at the faltering of the 2017 reconciliation agreement".
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The president has also failed to improve Mexico's faltering economy, which barely escaped recession this year.
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From Hungary's feeble opposition to Europe's faltering leaders, Mr Orban has been lucky in his adversaries.
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After a faltering debate performance in New Hampshire, he said he would be better next time.
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It's common to observe that secular-growth stocks do better when broad economic growth is faltering.
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Or take Karolina, whose attempts to rebel keep faltering in the face of her flickering faith.
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The economy is faltering; a recession at some point in the next eight years is possible.
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It will make economic management more difficult at a time when growth and investment are faltering.
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His grip on eastern Libya is faltering and his allies are scrambling to find a successor.
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"Indie martyrdom" is what faltering stars do to restart their careers or the narratives about them.
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"The world is awash in oil, but it's not because the economy is faltering," he said.
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Now, the political upheaval threatens to plunge the country, and its faltering economy, into further chaos.
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With the global economy slowing and factory production faltering in the face of the Sino-U.
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And their confidence in central banks' healing powers has – probably for the first time – been faltering.
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A lag in small caps has previously been a sign of a faltering economy, he said.
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Meanwhile the jobs engine is slowing, wage growth is faltering and the wealthiest are roaring ahead.
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Cross-party relationships that had survived the Bush or Obama presidencies were faltering now under Trump.
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But he seemed to be faltering, with the most recent poll showing him eight points behind.
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The lack of self-awareness by the founders about Yahoo's faltering health, however, was its downfall.
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Unfortunately, Canada's faltering investment in life sciences R&D parallels the country's broader underinvestment in research.
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Attacking higher education will result in fewer Ph.D. scientists, more burdensome student loans and faltering innovation.
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But given Biden's recent faltering in the presidential race, he may not hold on for long.
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In many ways, the episode, in 235, foreshadowed Mr. Rubio's faltering campaign for the White House.
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Amazon shares are faltering this month along with many of its large-cap technology company peers.
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While the murder toll initially subsided slightly, the recent record levels suggests Nieto's approach is faltering.
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What the site could be more prepared to help with is the promotion of faltering campaigns.
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That's prompted a bipartisan coalition of senators to propose subsidies to revive faltering carbon capture efforts.
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Farhadi largely blamed Iran's poor relations with the rest of the world for the faltering economy.
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Already faltering, their nominee's 22019 defeat discredited them even more — not just externally, but internally too.
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And in the final, faltering steps between there and the top, an engineer runs past me.
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The business leader pointed out that the economic circumstances had changed as the economy was faltering.
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Brain biometrics present new opportunities for more soundproof methods of identification where current forms are faltering.
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The drop pointed to further weakening of the world's second-largest economy and faltering global demand.
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Ahead of Sunday's big Daytona 1703, racing legend Roger Penske dismissed claims that his sport is faltering.
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The country urgently needs economic reforms to regenerate its faltering credit-fueled, private, consumption-based growth strategy.
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All the while, Brady watched as the pace of antibiotic resistance eclipsed the faltering pace of discovery.
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There are also worries about faltering growth in China, largely due to industrial overcapacity and spiraling debts.
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If so, it may provide some impetus to a faltering peace process and help end the killing.
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None of the above factors seems to be on the radar for Hillary Clinton's faltering campaign team.
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The economy is faltering because of a slowdown in China and feeble export growth in world markets.
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A meeting of party elders on Monday unanimously supported Fillon, and vowed to relaunch his faltering campaign.
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The country, still haunted by the Asian financial crisis, associates a falling currency with a faltering economy.
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However, 2019 is turning out more challenging as global trade issues persist, resulting in faltering macro growth.
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Did his week-to-week survival indicate that the machinery of the show was malfunctioning or faltering?
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FUNDAMENTALS * CHINA FACTORY: China's factory activity unexpectedly shrank in June amid faltering demand as the Sino-U.
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With the global economy slowing and factory production faltering in the face of a bruising Sino-U.
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Poor in natural resources and with a faltering economy, Amman says the refugees add an extra burden.
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His hope is that it uses its strong balance sheet to buy faltering oil companies this year.
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With their marriage faltering, Vitaly assumed that Yuliya wanted a fresh start in that regard as well.
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Mr. Sanders offered no immediate response to the signs that his core liberal coalition might be faltering.
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Our tech columnist writes that start-ups aimed at food delivery, grocery shopping and parking are faltering.
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Mr. Bloomberg entered when Joe Biden seemed to be faltering and no viable moderate alternative was available.
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With his high school grades faltering, he went to live in Wake Forest, N.C., with a sister.
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But American hotels are still faltering as major cities shut down and travel slows to a trickle.
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In part because of pressure from the United States and biting sanctions, the Iranian economy is faltering.
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The journey toward an answer is as good as we can hope for: both majestic and faltering.
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It fell 5.3% in 2018 and 1.3% last year amid faltering economic growth and the Sino-U.
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It came out at a time when Trump's businesses were faltering, and interest in him had waned.
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There are also concerns about faltering growth in China, largely due to industrial overcapacity and spiralling debt.
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Dubas hired Keefe to coach the Greyhounds in December 2012, and Keefe turned around a faltering team.
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Of course, many argue the lower-ranking candidates are faltering because they've failed to resonate with voters.
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Our trade deficit is larger when our economy is growing and smaller when our economy is faltering.
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He turned away from the lights, kissed his wife and walked with a faltering gait toward the stage.
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Right around the same time that investors started dumping stocks and commodities, concerns about faltering oil demand sharpened.
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But, it seems to be done by a faltering hand...it is a technological error by a specialist.
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It's part of a larger problem of capital flight from China, which is struggling with a faltering economy.
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Of course, the coal industry has been faltering decades, largely due to automation and competition from natural gas.
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Siemens posted better-than-expected quarterly earnings and said it would spin off its faltering gas-turbines business.
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Investors have ranked China's slowdown and the trade war as the biggest risks facing the faltering global economy.
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Other upstarts like Pebble, which made our favorite smartwatch thus far, are faltering under an uninterested consumer base.
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Meanwhile, "Missing Link" struggled to draw in audiences, faltering with $5.8 million when it opened on 3,413 screens.
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Analysts have blamed faltering global growth and uncertainty ahead of a UK referendum on EU membership in June.
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New export orders shrank for a ninth straight month, and at a sharper rate, amid faltering global demand.
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In commodities, oil futures lingered near six-week lows, as concerns about a supply glut amid faltering demand.
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Any faltering by the tech leaders would have a proportionally weighty effect on ETFs, potentially spurring big outflows.
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But consumer demand and confidence have been faltering recently in a sign of growing pressure on the economy.
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Yet in many Western countries vaccination rates are faltering and diseases that had nearly disappeared are re-emerging.
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SNAP's faltering would not only hurt those in need but also retailers where the food stamps are spent.
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Then, let's see S = 2 × …' And that's where parents who are a bit rusty with algebra start faltering.
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As if all that were not enough, Biden's faltering performance was seen by a huge number of people.
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Currently, military bases across the country are reeling from the impacts of severe weather events and faltering infrastructure.
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If there is anything worse than the exploding debt, it is a faltering economy hobbled by increased taxes.
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The Baltimore bullpen appeared to be faltering again, but Castillo quickly changed things with his go-ahead blast.
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But the bitter feud between the nation and Japan and faltering economy still weighed on the business sentiment.
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China is feeling shaky and Europe — grappling with problems ranging from Brexit to weak Italian banks — is faltering.
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It is a theory floated every four years by faltering campaigns in recent presidential cycles, generally without success.
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Other major economies are also faltering discernibly and the weakness of the U.S. will only accelerate this slowdown.
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In commodities, oil futures lingered near six-week lows over concerns about a supply glut amid faltering demand.
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The implicit purpose of the event was to bring some Trump magic to a fellow Republican's faltering campaign.
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Just as America's political system is falling into disarray again, our cultural mythmaking machine is faltering as well.
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She lived in the '70s with the solid Marshall Fisher, who got her faltering career back on track.
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In more favorable conditions, he neutralized Philadelphia for much of his start before faltering in the sixth inning.
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Bennett has struggled to stay open because of faltering funding, even briefly losing its accreditation earlier this year.
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Earlier on Monday, however, the bank received some rare good news in relation to its faltering rescue plan.
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Witness the phenomenon of rosé, which has been on a remarkable journey and shows no signs of faltering.
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China is also grappling with a trade war with Washington, a faltering economy and South China Sea tensions.
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Everyone else is a Peter or a Judas, a faltering rejecter, for whom there may be hope anyway.
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But concerns about faltering demand and rising output from OPEC and Russia now have traders focused on potential oversupply.
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Scratches and several false starts at drilling suggest a "faltering hand," in the words of Roscosmos CEO Dmitry Rogozin.
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But official data suggest consumer demand and confidence have been faltering recently as the economic outlook grows more cloudy.
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The Ethiopian government has been a key actor in the regional bloc IGAD's faltering peace process for South Sudan.
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China's current economic growth is likely below the 6 percent level amid faltering domestic demand, an economist said Tuesday.
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Beijing has pumped billions of dollars into the money market to stabilize market confidence and support its faltering economy.
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" Josh Dawsey: "Biden looks to S.C. to revive faltering campaign, but success there is no longer seen as certain.
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"He say that if I take tramadol for my tiredness, I will be okay," Jibril said, in faltering English.
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Gold prices initially rose on the back of faltering risk appetite in early trade, but have since pulled back.
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Beijing has pumped billions of dollars into the money market to stabilise market confidence and support its faltering economy.
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Airbus and Boeing are competing fiercely for new orders as an extended airliner industry boom shows signs of faltering.
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And that's to say nothing of Google Fiber, the broadband service that started with an aggressive rollout before faltering.
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Mr Kushner's regional diplomacy, including his faltering efforts to get Arab support for his plan, has not been ingenious.
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On Friday, he forced his way into her stepfather's home following an argument over their faltering relationship, she said.
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DE, teaming up with the faltering market research firm to develop new computer-based strategies and fend off competition.
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Manufacturing has been hit particularly hard by China's faltering construction sector, which drives final demand for many industrial products.
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With the president's bid to replace the Affordable Care Act faltering, Republicans are turning their gaze to tax reform.
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After two minutes of perfectly sustained control with no signs of faltering, a palpable ease settles over the audience.
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Nobody wants to say much, but Harvey is clearly faltering in the middle innings as his fastball loses steam.
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White House economic advisors Larry Kudlow and Peter Navarro pushed back against concerns that economic growth may be faltering.
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The faltering efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare are animated more by lust for revenge than by policy need.
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Nordstrom's (JWN) talks to take the retailer private are faltering, according to a report in Monday's New York Post.
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Nordstrom – The retailer's talks to take itself private are faltering, according to a report in today's New York Post.
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For most leaders, being caught faltering on a promise would be politically damaging, or at the very least embarrassing.
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That's down to demand, with rampant iron ore and faltering copper also reflecting very different usage dynamics in China.
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Although Sanders has spoken out against behaviors of some aggressive supporters on multiple occasions, he is faltering in primaries.
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The 66-year-old executive doesn't want to finish out his career saddled with a faltering business, they say.
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She managed the victory despite again faltering when serving for the match at 5-4 in the second set.
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Donna Kaye Hill realized that her 80-year-old mother was faltering cognitively when her phone suddenly stopped working.
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Theresa May met with European leaders in Brussels to plead for more time to salvage her faltering withdrawal plans.
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He had the lead at the British Open with nine holes to play before faltering in the waning moments.
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The central bank cut rates twice last year to temper pressure from faltering global demand amid the China-U.
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The leader of the West is faltering when Western political and economic model is sorely in need of support.
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With a now-crushing debt load, a faltering economy and a weak currency, Turkey went into a sudden recession.
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Now, as India's economy stagnates, that message is faltering -- an obstacle Trump has not yet had to face down.
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But it's a testament to the serene atmosphere of the Ground Floor that my faltering never felt like failure.
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While economic growth is slowing, with the retail and construction industries faltering, the mining industry remains a bright spot.
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Achleitner has been under pressure from investors who have grown impatient with Deutsche's shrinking earnings and faltering share price.
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With Netflix now faltering, momentum players that have advanced the FAANG stocks will begin lightening up on their positions.
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You may recall that the growth of PCs, the internet and smartphones did not ever look wobbly or faltering.
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Since then, Iran's currency, the rial, has plummeted and the Iranian economy is faltering, sparking protests across the country.
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Markets reacted buoyantly, after lurching for weeks over a faltering outlook at home and signs of a global slowdown.
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Overall, however, weak global demand poses risks for the world's third-biggest economy, and faltering earnings at Japan Inc.
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The near-term concern is that faltering demand in China trickles down and hurts markets in Southeast Asia, says Smithmier.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook cited China's faltering economy amid Trump's escalating trade war with that nation as a primary culprit.
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Are you concerned at all about the consumer faltering 10 years into the economic recovery because of a trade war?
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The fall reflects the industry's struggles with faltering investor appetite for loans, rising defaults and the threat of heightened regulation.
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With Iowa State faltering, it still looks like a three-team race—only now West Virginia has crashed the party.
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He came into the match having won 63 consecutive sets at Wimbledon, a run he stretched to 34 before faltering.
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Elsewhere, European equities have been catching the eye of investors recently as the U.S. equity rally shows signs of faltering.
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"When I fled home in the war...," Han said, faltering as she choked with emotion and left her sentence incomplete.
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But the main factors were local, Mrs Foster's language energising Sinn Fein supporters and boosting the party's previously faltering vote.
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Faced with a faltering economy, he told Egyptians that they needed to sacrifice—by not eating or sleeping, if necessary.
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He added that news of faltering trade talks between the United States and China also put downward pressure on yields.
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Torra's party, Junts per Catalunya, is, along with ERC, part of a faltering pro-independence ruling coalition in the region.
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Electricity and water supplies are faltering because of corruption, underinvestment and absenteeism by workers who cannot live on their salaries.
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Electricity and water supplies are faltering, because of corruption, underinvestment and absenteeism by workers who cannot live on their salaries.
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But when, as now, the Fed turns doveish, it is usually because growth is faltering—which also hurts emerging markets.
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Why it matters: The muted price response despite the tanker attacks is likely a sign of the faltering global economy.
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The African businesses have been a drag on group earnings due to weak consumer spending, slowing economies and faltering currencies.
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Despite the takeaway that Mueller rejected Trump's claim of exoneration, Team Trump savored the former special counsel's halting, faltering performance.
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Meanwhile, as a mysterious mist has settled across the land, bringing widespread amnesia, they are (literally) fogged by faltering memory.
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Late on Sunday, Abe said he would take economic stimulus steps if there was a risk of the economy faltering.
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Trudeau doubled down in May, agreeing to buy the faltering pipeline project for C$4.5 billion from Kinder Morgan Canada.
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The company's faltering response to the Russian interference on its network has continued to draw criticism since the 21.8 election.
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To help reverse its faltering exports, South Korean signed a free trade agreement with China that took effect in December.
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Flybe has been hit by faltering demand and the company's shares lost almost a third of their value in 2017.
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A slashed corpse leads Detective Kurt Wallander (Kenneth Branagh), his mind faltering, on a hunt for the victim's missing daughter.
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Many of his fellow partisans disagreed with his fiscally conservative approach, which they saw as contributing to the faltering economy.
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It looks like the deal between Ted Cruz and John R. Kasich to coordinate against Mr. Trump is already faltering.
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Yes, he got angry, and he could be intolerant, enigmatic, even faltering in strength; he died, humanly, on the Cross.
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Carnival shares are faltering this month after the damage caused by multiple hurricanes in the Caribbean hurt cruise line demand.
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A faltering Italian economy will make it all the more difficult for that country to regain control of its budget.
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The boom in cyber investing showed signs of faltering last year as earnings of publicly traded cyber companies missed expectations.
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The collapse of that faltering superpower in 1991 spurred the evolution of the European Economic Community into the European Union.
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Khashoggi's body hasn't been found and Saudi Arabia's faltering narrative of what took place has yet to be fully explained.
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Something between the piety of saving sacred objects, and the market-based Power Point logic of a financially-faltering museum.
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While economic data from Asia and Europe show faltering growth, a recovery in the U.S. economy has been gathering momentum.
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Meanwhile, Italy's economy has been faltering for years, and Cramer thinks the real issue is its non-functioning financial system.
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The economy is faltering because of a lack of external investment and the restrictions put on it by international sanctions.
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The plans of big banks are faltering, showing how hard it is to take a fringe technology into mainstream finance.
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Bloomberg made an extremely late entrance into the race last November when it appeared as though Biden's campaign was faltering.
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If Sanders were running the table and Biden was faltering, it would be time for Biden to get in line.
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But subway riders, who have grown increasingly frustrated with faltering service, were quick to criticize Mr. Cuomo's car-centric announcement.
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Experts said the sanctions would lash Venezuela's already-faltering economy, but might have only a limited impact on global markets.
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Irritation with the faltering project has turned, for the people who live beneath it, into a sort of focused hatred.
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One Zambian analyst recently called it "kleptocratic," saying that grand corruption had become endemic and that the economy was faltering.
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The worst hit the country in the 1990s, when a series of bad harvests were exacerbated by the faltering economy.
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Bloomberg entered the race in part out of concern that Biden was faltering and Warren was surging in the polls.
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This was the third time this year that the central bank has reduced interest rates to support faltering economic growth.
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Biden's defensive and sometimes faltering response was viewed as a blow to his status as the Democratic race's front-runner.
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Business spending on equipment stalled in the third quarter and is faltering despite the Trump administration's $2500 trillion tax cut.
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"Fundamentally, there's nothing that shows the U.S. economy is faltering here," said David Kelly, chief investment strategist at J.P. Morgan Funds.
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But while longstanding leftist leaders and their movements may be faltering, their policies have taken a lasting hold in Latin America.
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Israel has accused Hamas of stoking violence in an attempt to deflect domestic opinion from Gaza's energy shortages and faltering economy.
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Last month's third summit in Pyongyang was partly aimed at salvaging faltering nuclear talks between the North and the United States.
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Sinclair was tapped to run Mattel, the country's largest toymaker, in early 2015 to lead a turnaround of the faltering company.
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But it also mirrors broader emerging equities where funds suffered losses and outflows in 2011-2015 amid faltering growth and reforms.
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The faltering stock markets and weak Chinese data imply economic conditions could worsen during the course of the year, he added.
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Yet the paradox is that he is faltering at a time when he has, in reality, clocked up some impressive successes.
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Republicans wearily looking at that faltering legislative agenda, and hoping that Trump can focus on pursuing it, are perplexed and reeling.
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In large part, it's because investors are selling off stocks and revealing a faltering confidence, especially in internet and technology companies.
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But NS2 will make Europe more dependent on Russia's gas and pipelines at a time when its own supplies are faltering.
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Global bond yields were hitting new lows as investors bet on further monetary easing around the world amid faltering global growth.
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Authorities have called the demonstrations illegal and dangerous, while highlighting their impact on the already-faltering economy and residents' daily lives.
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Perhaps that's why she nearly pulled it off this time -- if it weren't for those long, slightly faltering, detail-heavy speeches.
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"The result is that even though the China economy is obviously faltering, we're not," he said in the "Mad Money" interview.
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Faltering manufacturing output is translating into a slowdown in worldwide freight movements and consumption of diesel and other middle distillate fuels.
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But their already faltering negotiations collapsed when security forces stormed a sit-in protest camp on Monday, killing dozens of people.
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Growing numbers of residents are turning to ride-hail services to supplement — or sometimes replace — the city's faltering public transportation system.
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The housing market has regained some steam over the past couple of months after faltering at the turn of the year.
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Yet in recent months, the Council has struck a decidedly different voice when it comes to the city's faltering subway system.
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China's economic growth in 2018 slowed to its weakest in nearly three decades amid faltering domestic demand and bruising U.S. tariffs.
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Nicholas Thompson: In the book you talk about a growing leadership crisis, and you mention some industries that have been faltering.
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Faltering economic growth is also a concern, with signs of a slowdown now abundant in Europe, Asia and the United States.
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After faltering early in Super Bowl LI, the Patriots overcame a 25-point deficit to beat the Atlanta Falcons in overtime.
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The tide continued to turn in the third as Nishikori chipped away at the faltering Cilic with a third successive break.
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But the effort to rehabilitate the relationship with drivers started under Kalanick and buoyed the faltering employee morale following his ouster.
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We keep making a little bit of progress, but fundamentally we keep faltering at the same point over and over again.
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"While growth may be moderating it is not faltering," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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Burlington: Along with fellow bargain retailer Ollie's Bargain Outlet, the discount chain has been doing well in a faltering retail environment.
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Clients need less of IBM's hardware, and its software and consulting businesses are faltering in competition with rivals' cloud-based versions.
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Longbow downgraded Eaton, and suggested the stock had run too far, too fast in comparison to some of its faltering divisions.
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Mugabe left Zimbabwe with a faltering economy, and whoever is elected president will likely be under immense pressure to fix it.
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At the same time, the U.S. economy is showing no signs of faltering with the economy adding jobs month after month.
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That means that the last of our two easy-to-use weapons against gonorrhea may be faltering—first azithromycin, now ceftriaxone.
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When the Mexican economy is faltering and the U.S. economy is booming, people get more determined to illegally cross the border.
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Le Guin is a loving creator, tracing her characters' every faltering step toward self-knowledge with a compassion bordering on indulgence.
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Elsewhere, ominous indicators suggested a faltering global economy, hobbled by the intensifying U.S.-China trade war, Brexit jitters and geopolitical concerns.
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The two leaders have little to gain politically by backing down, but faltering domestic activity incentivizes avoidance of mutual economic destruction.
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This is especially true now because interest rates are already low, leaving the Fed little room to boost a faltering economy.
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It isn't just that his long-term relationship is faltering or that his career prospects are nil as he approaches thirty.
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If that somehow falls show, the market could take a dive — and so, with it, could Trump's already faltering public approval.
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That has propelled Indian shares close to a new high for 2018, outperforming most of their faltering Asian peers this year.
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Dollar Tree is thriving in an era when many traditional retailers are faltering, with more than 15,000 stores in North America.
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Business groups estimated that the strike could cost the faltering Mexican economy somewhere from $300 million to more than $1 billion.
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Ms. Ernst also raised concerns about the faltering trade deal with China and its potential effect on farmers in the state.
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The British author Howard Jacobson published "Pussy," a scabrous satire that imagines Trump as a faltering scion of a powerful family.
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But his record has been blemished by a faltering economy and a rise in religious-based hate crimes against minority groups.
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In stepping in — in 1960, 0003, 1980 and 1997 — to "restore order" to faltering governments, Turkey's generals reinforced top-down rule.
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Facebook's ambitious plan to launch a global virtual currency is faltering under growing skepticism from business partners, politicians and financial regulators.
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At this year's gathering, Chinese officials dealing with a slowing economy and faltering investment are prepared for an energetic promotional message.
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The question is, Are the last-minute strategies of the faltering primary campaigns taking the country where it needs to be?
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Or he's faltering, slipping into fourth place as he loses ground to Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and an ascendant Pete Buttigieg.
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These prominent Cambodians all sought Cypriot citizenship during a turbulent period when Hun Sen's grip on power seemed to be faltering.
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This time, negotiators are locking horns over more routine employment matters, including the shoring up of a faltering health care plan.
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Trump recently floated the idea of canceling Chinese student visas in an incomprehensible escalation of his faltering trade war with China.
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A third-round loss in the Australian Open marks an uncharacteristic faltering for Serena Williams, the best player of her era.
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Rampant shale supply and faltering demand due to a global economic slowdown have threatened to unbalance oil supply and demand dynamics.
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Years of hard work by Teamsters, retirees and other unions to reform the faltering multiemployer pension system finally are paying off.
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Metals led the charge in the commodity markets on the hopes a trade deal will prevent China's resource-hungry economy faltering.
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"Linda," directed with faltering intensity by Lynne Meadow, certainly doesn't lack for gristly parts for actresses to chew and choke on.
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The tug of war between Trump's political and foreign policy ideals is hampering his faltering efforts to open talks with Iran.
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Electricity and heat had been faltering for weeks, but complaints were ignored until a crisis trapped inmates in cold, dark cells.
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European leaders have scrambled to find a solution for Iran's faltering economy since Trump pulled out of the deal last year.
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In 2018, China's economy grew at its slowest pace in 28 years, weighed down by weak investment and faltering consumer confidence.
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Growth across China's services sector slowed to a crawl in December, fueling fears that economic growth within the country is faltering.
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Some of Pakistan's faltering can be blamed on bad luck, such as a fall in remittances from workers in the Middle East.
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Photos taken of the drill hole show scratches and possible failed attempts at drilling, pointing to the "faltering hand" suggested by Rogozin.
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He faces stiff challenges, including stabilising a faltering rupee, averting a balance of payments and debt crisis and boosting a sluggish economy.
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European leaders are again scrambling to revive Greece's faltering economy, as Athens faces another crushing round of debt payments it can't afford.
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I'd say use your MoviePass while you have it, but then again, that's exactly why the company is faltering to begin with.
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The country's largest provider responded to faltering stock prices by cutting the amount of money it spent on each child it housed.
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The oil and gas stockpile builds came despite the peak summer driving season as refiners cut production amid faltering demand and profits.
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Mr Dimon has since steered his firm to a position of strength; by contrast, Goldman has too often seemed close to faltering.
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The kiwi dollar eased back slightly to $0.6757, from a top of $173 on Monday, mainly driven by a faltering Australian dollar.
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If faltering American growth threatened to increase unemployment or push already-low inflation down further, the Federal Reserve could ease monetary policy.
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But with government reforms faltering, the BoJ's role as custodian of "Abenomics" (the policies of the prime minister, Shinzo Abe), seems assured.
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In the Atlantic, demand continued to emerge from utilities in Spain, driven by low hydroelectric reserves, faltering renewables output and nuclear issues.
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Trade has also been faltering globally amid rising protectionism and a loss of momentum in some major economies, most notably in Europe.
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Chahed, who heads a coalition of Islamist and secular parties, has been under constant pressure from labour unions over the faltering economy.
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But, just like the Fed, the ECB has to reassure the markets concerning the rumors about the euro area's faltering financial system.
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Rajma Chawal: NETFLIX FILM An internet-rookie father attempts to use social media to enhance his faltering relationship with his millennial son.
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But in addition to the faltering facilities provided to them, the MFA students are frustrated by the inaccessibility of full-time faculty.
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Bolsonaro has redoubled a government-wide push to privatize assets as part of an attempt to restore faltering government finances to health.
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The uneven recovery in the housing market makes Beijing's job harder as it looks to support a faltering economy without inflating bubbles.
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The Chinese economy grew at its slowest pace in 28 years in 2018, pressured by faltering domestic demand and bruising U.S. tariffs.
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Steel rebar prices in China eased further after touching their lowest since June this week on faltering demand and near-record supply.
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It's a clear way to grow its business, especially since one of its biggest moneymakers, ESPN, has been faltering in the ratings.
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By the time my mother's faltering voice informed me "Nana passed away," I was already working my way through a second breakfast.
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Some, he said, wanted to know what the future holds for Valeant's faltering distribution agreement with pharmacy chain Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc.
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Their faltering performance has added to the sense of political chaos in Britain and, arguably, to the turmoil in the financial markets.
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Compare this with the agonies of Brexit Britain, Germany's dysfunctional coalition and faltering economy, or the political paralysis of Italy and Spain.
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But precisely by faltering in an obsessive quest, Cézanne's portraits tell me the most about him—while precious little about his subjects.
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Trade globally has also been faltering amid rising protectionism and a loss of momentum in some major economies, most notably in Europe.
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Sales are faltering, prompting some growers to hold off on buying new equipment and others to halt plans to plant more trees.
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In deleted scenes from Revenge of the Sith, Padmé meets a few sympathizers from the Galactic Republic, which is faltering toward fascism.
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The neo-noir thriller starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway launched at No. 249, faltering with just $2150 million from 22.4,21 locations.
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He took over for faltering starter Chad Bettis and pitched four perfect innings as the Rockies defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 11-5.
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In a faltering retail world, Wayfair is the online home furnishings company that continues to go strong and fend off Amazon's advances.
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Millennials are a unique generation caught in a faltering global economic system that has taken us to the precipice of climate change.
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They have increased their tempo since the summer of 2015, when Iran and Russia coordinated their efforts to save Assad's faltering regime.
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Faltering freight volumes are consistent with other data showing the manufacturing sector hit a soft patch towards the end of last year.
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She vivifies present conditions of life on a faltering planet as dramatically as an artist can while staying devoted to aesthetic ideals.
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If American business had been short-term focused since 1980, profits would be falling, not rising, and our companies would be faltering.
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But the latest political unrest, fuelled by anger over planned legislation to allow extraditions to China, is weakening already faltering trade winds.
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In seminar discussions my sentences came out in faltering fragments, while my classmates' voices reached me as a cacophony of piercing sounds.
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If signs of faltering growth continue to emerge, the Fed could pause for a while to take the measure of the economy.
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Since the Son has never had much of a dialogue with his mother, their faltering conversations aren't all that different from before.
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It is local government which is best placed to identify and connect communities that are thriving or faltering and implement appropriate responses.
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And residents have come to distrust the island's electrical grid, which started faltering hours before the bluster of Irma grazed Puerto Rico.
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" When asked about Democratic unity faltering, Schumer said the caucus has had "total unity on the issue that will be before us.
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The embarrassing faltering of the Republicans' plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act might be both history lesson and harbinger.
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The idea of a faltering AMOC entered public consciousness years ago with the popular but exaggerated catastrophe flick The Day After Tomorrow.
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But Mr. Kim's remarks about "offensive measures" indicated that North Korea was shifting to a harder line amid faltering diplomacy with Washington.
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In a new sign of how badly the Afghan military is faltering, the commander of the NATO coalition forces in Afghanistan, Gen.
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The notoriously prickly Steve Jobs accomplished the rare feat of reviving a faltering technology company, but he also was a rare commodity.
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The world's biggest carbon emitter is doubling down on coal, a new report finds, and global investment in clean energy is faltering.
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In the 2008 elections, amid the country's faltering economic situation, Mugabe found himself in a run-off with opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai.
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Two years ago, there was alarm in the euro zone as an already-faltering recovery stalled in the second quarter of 2014.
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Instead, he used the news conference at his Paris campaign headquarters to start a last-ditch effort to save his faltering candidacy.
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When one of his casino projects was faltering under a mountain of debt, a Saudi prince bought Trump's yacht for $20 million.
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Six months before that he was no way certain of going to the World Cup with his club career faltering at Arsenal.
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The story is even more pessimistic in the European Union, where interest rates are slightly below zero and yet growth is faltering.
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Israel has accused Hamas of stoking the violence in an attempt to deflect domestic opinion from Gaza's energy shortages and faltering economy.
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Global bond yields are also hitting new lows as investors bet on further monetary easing around the world amid faltering global growth.
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Given the many questions about his candidacy, Trump needs to make a high-level selection if he wants to strengthen his faltering campaign.
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But rising U.S. output helped boost crude and gasoline inventories to record highs last week, amid faltering demand growth for the motor fuel.
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Na'Vi kept it together, not faltering when a game wasn't going their way and keeping their momentum going through some impressive round streaks.
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The concerns over a faltering global economy and signs of an oil glut pressured crude prices a day after their 8 percent rally.
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Net sales rose 8.8 percent as non-food segments helped stem faltering demand for foods and the impact of slowing inflation on pricing.
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This is his second stint with the Yankees, who watched him be effective through most of 2015 before faltering in the final month.
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The SPD's unexpected loss to the conservatives in a regional election there this year was an early sign that Schulz's campaign was faltering.
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More likely, the region will continue to make faltering progress on trade, where the spread of cross-border business creates its own momentum.
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" Rogozin goes on to say that it looks like the hole was a "technological error" made by a specialist with a "faltering hand.
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Weighed down by sluggish demand at home and abroad, industrial overcapacity and faltering investment, China's economic growth slowed to 6.9 percent in 2015.
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King's speech blamed the nation's Cold War-fueled ambitions for the faltering war against poverty, the policy jewel in Lyndon Johnson's Great Society.
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Therefore, even if we get just two more hikes before the Fed realizes growth is faltering, that rate will be near 1.5 percent.
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According to Africa watchers, investors have been leery of the potential for a downgrade for some time, largely because of the faltering economy.
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Consumer spending is also showing early signs of faltering, with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing citing softer demand for smartphones when cutting its revenue forecasts.
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Also, Singapore's traditional shipping and manufacturing growth drivers are faltering amid a global economic slowdown and a slump in commodity prices and demand.
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These numbers don't show that American jobs, incomes and credit costs are the faltering underpinnings to demand and output in the months ahead.
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Still, with the Red Sox faltering and the Blue Jays' issues with injuries and uncertain pitching, maybe Baltimore can pull of another miracle?
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The European Central Bank left interest rates on hold on Thursday amid growing concerns over faltering global economic growth, with equities remaining steady.
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Draghi's comments came after the European Central Bank left interest rates on hold on Thursday amid growing concerns over faltering global economic growth.
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U.S. job creation in June was much stronger than expected, increasing by 287,000 and easing fears that the labour market may be faltering.
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All the same, they hope that the adventure might save a family from being murdered, as well as saving their own faltering marriage.
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Instead of an asset, the faltering peace is disconcerting an electorate also frustrated by tepid growth, weak public services and still-gaping inequality.
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Economic data from China and Germany suggested a faltering global economy, hit by the worsening U.S.-China trade war, Brexit and geopolitical tensions.
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Ayham Kamel, head of Eurasia Group's Middle East practice, said that is largely because few leaders want to see a faltering Saudi Arabia.
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And Cuban officials apparently still cannot work out a solution to unifying the island's two currencies, which has hobbled the already faltering economy.
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FALTERING DIPLOMACY The United States has blamed Iran for a series of attacks since mid-May on shipping around the Strait of Hormuz.
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Detroit had the upper hand for most of overtime with plenty of possession in the Sabres zone before faltering late following Nielsen's penalty.
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But services activity softened late last year amid a cooling property market and faltering consumer demand for products from cars to mobile phones.
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A faction of military forces in Turkey attempted a coup on Friday night, but within a few hours it appeared to be faltering.
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At the national 5,000-meter championship in 2007, she found herself overwhelmed, faltering on the track with a lap to go and walking.
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Production is faltering on declines in mature fields (more than offsetting the boost from the new Incahuasi field) and more volatile Brazilian demand.
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This may reflect a faltering Chinese economy that is leading the government there to be more concerned than usual about protecting domestic companies.
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Job creation in June was much stronger than expected, increasing by 287,000 and easing fears that the U.S. labour market may be faltering.
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The squalid camp, growing and festering for over a year, has become a symbol of Europe's faltering efforts to handle its migration crisis.
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It's a Look With the subways faltering and Citi Bikes expanding, biking is now an established part of New York City's commuting culture.
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Private entities in the sector have highlighted faltering house prices for several months now, particularly online real estate portals like Idealista and Fotocasa.
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And toward the show's end, there is some, but it is, inevitably, more somber and deliberately faltering than that earlier eruption of bliss.
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New Yorkers faltering on their resolutions to get in shape this year have at least one good excuse: It can be very expensive.
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International real estate In the fertile wine country of Mendoza, the housing market is faltering after a sharp decline in the Argentine peso.
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His distorted interpretation of the Bible has added more poison to the country's already-faltering moral condition at a time of international crisis.
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RHP Ivan Nova continued faltering as a starting pitcher as he allowed six runs (five earned) and six hits in four-plus innings.
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But the Cameroonian government has taken out considerable loans to fund them and debt repayments look increasingly problematic in a now faltering economy.
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Lebanon: Thousands of people in cities across the country took to the streets over the weekend to protest corruption and a faltering economy.
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These incidents are red meat to López Obrador's critics who argue the president's security strategy is faltering and that cartels are feeling emboldened.
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He expected the People's Bank of China will have to launch more decisive monetary easing to support the faltering economy later this year.
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Shares of Nordstrom fell 5 percent following a New York Post report that talks to take the department store operator private were faltering.
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There is a growing sense that our economy is faltering while its fate is in the hands of a dysfunctional president and Congress.
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South Korea cut key policy rate KROCRT=ECI twice in July and October, joining a global easing trend, to support its faltering economy.
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With her campaign faltering amid reports of poor organization and in-fighting, U.S. Senator Kamala Harris' candidacy needs more than just a jumpstart.
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The political environment -- and the ongoing battle between the establishment and Trump wings of the GOP -- have also contributed to faltering Republican prospects.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With euro zone growth faltering again, markets are debating what else the European Central Bank can do to shore up the economy.
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It is ironic that the negotiators in Sudan may have handed a lifeline to a faltering ICC that so badly managed the initial investigation.
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With popular discontent over Iran's faltering economy and sliding currency, and the prospect of tough new U.S. sanctions, Iran's leaders have called for unity.
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Domestic equities are a poor hedge against one of the biggest hazards to wealth—the loss of a job due to a faltering economy.
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She has been able to dispassionately dispatch such cases in the past, but since her husband's disruption of their marriage, her confidence is faltering.
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Hopes for saving the faltering deal appear increasingly dim, as the Europeans have been unable to offer Iran any effective way around U.S. sanctions.
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In July 2017, citing its ineffectiveness and on recommendation from then-CIA director Mike Pompeo, President Trump ended the faltering Syrian rebel supply program.
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Traditionally, two of the key factors that have doomed faltering presidential primary campaigns are a shortage of money and a lack of media attention.
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While the economy is voters' main concern, some fear that Morocco's movement towards a more democratic system—and a more constrained monarchy—is faltering.
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Forget oil stocks, all four FANG stocks are down more than 3 percent this year, and that's why the market is faltering, statistics show.
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Amid much fanfare in 2010, the Facebook founder famously donated $100 million to a five-year program to fix Newark's faltering public school system.
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Do you see anything faltering in that sense of how the Senate has traditionally been, especially with the president's attitude towards Senator McCain, etc.
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South Korea's exports are equivalent to around half of its GDP, and a quarter of them go to China, where growth has been faltering.
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The services sector has been the lone bright spot for the economy in the last few years, helping to offset a faltering manufacturing sector.
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The Atlanta Hawks are faltering with five losses in six games and look to reverse course when they host the Dallas Mavericks on Monday.
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Linking them as Republicans have was a choice, and it is the reason their health care repeal push is constantly faltering and astonishingly unpopular.
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Asia markets traded mixed on Thursday, with some Australian retailers faltering after lower-than-expected sales data showed consumers Down Under were cutting back.
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The Treasury Department extended the time frame during which companies could wind down their dealings with the faltering aluminum producer targeted by U.S. sanctions.
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And Democratic attempts to create a unifying platform are faltering, as Sanders supporters urge the party to take a more critical stance on Israel.
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With valuations of many young, private companies faltering as interest in initial public offerings of stock has waned, corporate venture investing faces a test.
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Ahead of next week's OPEC meeting in Vienna, strategists are closely watching swings in crude oil prices, which are faltering after weeks of gains.
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That career ended in the same place, fifty years later, on August 19, 1990, when Bernstein led Beethoven's Seventh, faltering briefly in the middle.
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Being a product of the late seventies and early eighties, I saw first-hand the impact tax reform can have on a faltering economy.
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The banking sector's wholesale funding reliance, with a material interconnectedness between the banks, means faltering investor confidence could spill over to the whole sector.
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Wickremesinghe said last week the government would introduce a lower tax regime and concessions on investment in its next budget to boost faltering investment.
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U.S. stock futures pointed to a weak start too with the S&P 22 e-minis and Nasdaq futures faltering 21.2603% and 210% respectively.
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Republicans continue to cling to hope in New Hampshire, Nevada and Pennsylvania, despite what looks like faltering support for Mr. Trump in those states.
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When spoken at that level, it becomes inappropriate, irresponsible and continues to erode the already faltering credibility of the spokesperson and the White House.
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Goldman Sachs (GS), for example, is undergoing a multi-year effort to build out new business lines that could prop up faltering trading returns.
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But since then, signs of faltering growth elsewhere in the globe and then the trade war outbreak have pushed capital towards the United States.
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"I feel like at my age, girls especially have such a hard time fitting in and finding their place," Rabia says, her smile faltering.
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When he was hired by the Agnelli family to run the company, it was faltering, and they charged him with reversing its long decline.
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The author, who has written at length about the royal family, offers a cleareyed view of the monarchy, its privilege and its faltering morals.
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He called snap elections this year, a year and a half ahead of schedule, driven in part by signs that the economy was faltering.
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Likewise, MBS's oil-price war with Russia underscores how his much-lauded reforms to wean Saudi Arabia away from its oil dependency are faltering.
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Hong Kong's faltering economy is already suffering from China's slowdown and the US-China trade war, but the protests threaten to make things worse.
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With popular discontent over Iran's faltering economy and sliding currency, and the prospect of tough new U.S. sanctions, Iran's leaders have called for unity.
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The situation is particularly acute in China where the economy is faltering, leaders are understandably distracted, and climate action is grinding to a halt.
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"If the labor market is tightening, can the economy really be faltering?" said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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The Fed had been cutting its short-term interest rate target to provide stimulus to the faltering economy, but eventually it hit zero percent.
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A number of factors led to his faltering campaign, but one event that's often referred to was a press conference where he started crying.
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"A faltering service sector together with listless manufacturing activity points to a downbeat outturn for UK GDP growth in the fourth quarter of 2019."
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"The potential threats are largely external, and include faltering emerging markets and related financial risks, which could impair market and economic performance," Tannenbaum said.
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Falling behind the rest India has been faltering in the global race to reduce tobacco use, in terms of production as well as consumption.
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The pound has rallied this month from a three-year low of below $1.20, but it's faltering as doubts return about what happens next.
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The dollar bond may also have suffered because dedicated EM investors are too busy shoring up their faltering funds than seeking to buy assets.
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As the victims of these atrocities continue to pour out of the Middle East, the very fabric of a unified Europe flirts with faltering.
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China has spent $1 trillion in foreign reserves in the past two years as it tried to stabilize the faltering currency, the newspaper said.
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Simmering tensions between Russia and NATO and the faltering Russian economy have squeezed tourist traffic from what had been a prime source of vacationers.
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Shares of Nordstrom fell 5 percent premarket following a New York Post report that talks to take the department store operator private were faltering.
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Writers, who power almost everything the movie and television factories make, want better pay and the shoring up of a faltering health care plan.
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If Scott was waiting to see whether Rubio's faltering campaign could make a comeback, Tuesday's results made it abundantly clear the answer was no.
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Smile faltering, hedging his words, Bryan said what he knew he was supposed to say: that his loyalty would ultimately always lie with his wife.
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"Biden looks to S.C. to revive faltering campaign, but success there is no longer seen as certain," by Josh Dawsey Requiem for a front-runner.
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China reported the worst-ever monthly sales drop in the world's largest vehicle market while factory inflation slowed in May as faltering manufacturing hit demand.
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Although he acknowledged that risks of economic faltering had "further diminished", Mr Draghi insisted that underlying inflation in the euro zone was still unduly low.
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However, the order stops short of a major ban on crude trading that could have disrupted Venezuela's oil industry and worsened the country's faltering economy.
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a deal between America, Japan and ten other countries around the Pacific, was signed in February but is now faltering.
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In any event, the dollar's ascent has stalled because of concerns about America's faltering economy and doubts that the Fed can raise interest rates again.
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"At this time more than anything else, this country needs a period of stability," she said, her voice faltering, suggesting she intends to cling on.
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Galliford has been reducing the size of its faltering construction business to focus on more profitable sectors under the new Chief Executive Officer Graham Prothero.
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Coupled with that is faltering manufacturing activity and a drop in commodity imports in China, the world's second-largest economy and biggest raw materials consumer.
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Although the plunge in oil prices and China's stock market dominate the headlines, new developments this week show another key leg is faltering — technology stocks.
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If that were to happen, the already faltering European and Japanese economies would be dealt a severe body blow that would propel the dollar higher.
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"We see no justification for the strong palladium price, especially as the Chinese market the second key automotive market for palladium is faltering," Commerzbank said.
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Activision Blizzard's "Destiny 2" game sales are coming in significantly below expectations and faltering in comparison to the franchise's first game, according to Wall Street.
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Will this triumphant end to the BJP's long crusade now allow the prime minister to focus on more pressing issues, such as a faltering economy?
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The controversy started in 2011, when New Jersey voters approved a measure to legalize sports betting to help the casino industries in a faltering economy.
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But McConnell over the recess signaled that GOP leaders are already looking at a fallback plan: working with Democrats to shore up faltering insurance markets.
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My colleague John Sutter and I met and interviewed some extraordinary people who lost their family members as a result of the faltering power grid.
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The faltering of Mr. Trump's campaign has encouraged Democrats to press for action on President Obama's nomination of Judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court.
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Pompeo's order to cut the U.S.'s largest diplomatic mission in Kabul comes roughly a year earlier than expected amidst faltering talks with the Taliban.
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The amateur guitar player made a career-best 10 birdies to surge past a faltering Kang Sung-hoon and clinch his third PGA Tour victory.
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Weak gas prices and faltering volumes kept the current account deficit high at 5.5% of GDP in 2016, and foreign direct investment has continued falling.
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N'DJAMENA (Reuters) - Chad's president has appointed new ministers of defense, finance and oil, in a bid to address persistent insecurity and improve its faltering economy.
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The frontrunner dealt a fatal loss to Senator Ted Cruz, who banked much of his faltering campaign on defeating Trump in Indiana on Tuesday night.
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President Xi Jinping is turning to tax cuts and deregulation — like those advocated by conservative Western leaders in the 1980s — to overhaul the faltering economy.
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There are more than a million Puerto Ricans in Florida, a number that has doubled since 2001, driven largely until now by a faltering economy.
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Europe's economy took much longer to recover than America's, mostly because of the region's sovereign debt crises and a faltering approach to overhauling its banks.
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Trump's modest war chest is another sign of a faltering campaign increasingly affected by disorganization and infighting in the critical months before the general election.
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The likely spending increases include money for the military, domestic programs and disaster aid, along with a plan to shore up faltering multiemployer pension plans.
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China's industrial output growth hit a more than 17-year low in May, dragged by exports while producer price inflation also slowed on faltering demand.
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On Wednesday, the central bank unexpectedly raised its key policy rates, a move aimed at defending a faltering rupee as foreign capital outflows picked up.
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Back on the island, the state of constant uncertainty caused by a faltering power grid and a flimsy economy has unleashed a mental health crisis.
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The Rockies opened the season 28-27, but had to play some tense games down the stretch after faltering the second half of the season.
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On Monday, citing faltering health and a desire to spend more time with his family, including a 12-year-old daughter, he announced that Sept.
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And if signs emerge that the privately owned unicorns are faltering, the value of publicly owned tech companies is not likely to hold up either.
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But so far this year, with even recent Grand Slam champions faltering, no player has been able to seize the opportunity created by Williams's absence.
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The figures, which were slightly below what analysts had expected, come amid increasing concern that the economy is faltering amid a trade war with China.
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The billionaire former New York City Mayor, who is spending unprecedented sums to win the nomination, was faltering and evasive for much of the debate.
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Within days, it was evident that all the major American financial companies, and, by extension, all the major financial companies in the world, were faltering.
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Serena Williams's loss in the third-round of the Australian Open to Wang Qiang was an uncharacteristic faltering for the best player of her era.
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When the economy started faltering, she went from a very high position at Pratt & Whitney to being unemployed for a year, and that was heartbreaking.
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The escalating trade dispute with the United States has disrupted China's supply chains and added pressure on manufacturers who were already facing faltering domestic demand.
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But polls published on Monday and over the weekend showed voters were not convinced and his already faltering re-election prospects were looking even worse.
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In his comments, Mr. Tusk reflected the faltering hopes for a second referendum that might reverse Brexit, saying that the pro-Brexit stance of Mrs.
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Comforted by the subdued price pressures, and increasingly concerned by the economy's faltering growth, the RBI has cut its policy rate three times since February.
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In recent years, he has secured billions of dollars in loans and investments from the Asian giant to help prop up the faltering Turkish economy.
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China reported the worst-ever monthly sales drop in the world's largest vehicle market, while factory inflation slowed in May as faltering manufacturing hit demand.
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Sidumo, 47, is one of thousands of black South African subsistence farmers frustrated by faltering efforts to reform land policies shaped by centuries of white rule.
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Meanwhile, China's economy cooled last quarter under pressure from faltering domestic demand and bruising U.S. tariffs, dragging 2018 growth to the lowest in nearly three decades.
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President Donald Trump tied the success of the faltering stock market to the election in a tweet Tuesday, suggesting that if the Democrats prevail on Nov.
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To reach both goals, they should develop a focused sell discipline to identify which of their big names are starting to show early signs of faltering.
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Lower prices, plentiful supply and faltering economic growth in emerging economies have put pressure on commodity traders like Louis Dreyfus that collect, export and process crops.
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While Sandberg grapples with the fallout from Facebook's many missteps, the women's movement she founded with the publication of Lean In in 2013 is also faltering.
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The faltering uprising confirmed just how hard Mr Guaidó will find it to win over commanders, even though he has offered soldiers who switch sides amnesty.
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He told me that even professionally restored machines were lacking: We were able to redo everything; rebuild monitors and replace lots of parts that were faltering.
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The minutes of the RBI's June monetary policy committee meeting released last week showed a clear change in focus towards faltering growth amid largely muted inflation.
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Consumer spending in Britain is faltering amid uncertainty over its move to leave the European Union, which could end free trade with its biggest trading partner.
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Assad also said he did not believe there could be a joint US-Russian military partnership against militants -- a key plank of the faltering ceasefire agreement.
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So far all previous rounds of peace talks have failed to make progress, faltering over the opposition's demand Assad leave power and his refusal to go.
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The federal government stepped in with a lifeline of $700 billion to buy faltering assets from banks and inject them with capital to weather the storm.
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Key demand indicators for the metal used in power and construction weakened for December, with China's industrial output, fixed asset-investment and energy generation all faltering.
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In addition to worries about China, investors have also grown concerned that economic overhauls in Japan championed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, called Abenomics, are faltering.
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Interrogation Rampage If anything, this person said, the meeting with state prosecutors lent a new urgency to an existing, but faltering, federal investigation into Mr. Burke.
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Indeed, economists at ANZ noted that growth in construction services seems be faltering, though at 61.1 the index remained above last year's average of around 60.
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But GOP lawmakers and Trump allies alike kept returning to White House chaos and the way it sidetracks efforts to stick to the president's faltering agenda.
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Bachus authored language that permitted emergency, short-term capital assistance to stabilize the faltering banking system in exchange for unprecedented taxpayer protections including warrants and dividends.
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The U.S. economy was weighed down to start 2017 by faltering consumer spending that was hindered by a mild winter and higher inflation, among other factors.
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Such views go some way to explaining why Poroshenko's attempt is faltering to cast himself as the defender of Ukraine against what he calls Russian aggression.
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Polls show Russians are unhappy with the faltering economy but are less willing to wave placards than they were five years ago, when growth was solid.
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In France, the National Front is clearly poised to take advantage of the faltering popularity of Macron, who defeated far-right leader Marine LePen in May.
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With Mr. Biden's campaign faltering slightly, there are signs hidden within these poll results that he is still relying heavily on name recognition, rather than enthusiasm.
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But will this triumphant end to the BJP's long crusade now allow the prime minister to focus on more pressing issues, such as a faltering economy?
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Overseas, Japanese stocks plunged 3 percent after the Bank of Japan once again voted not to further ease monetary policy to help the country's faltering recovery.
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Dire economic data from China and Germany suggested a faltering global economy, stricken by the increasingly belligerent U.S.-China trade war, Brexit woes and geopolitical tensions.
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If there is one ray of hope in this bleak landscape it is that there is a peace process — albeit a faltering one — in place already.
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Signs of faltering demand have also prompted weakening sentiment, dropping prices to levels not seen since before the output cuts were first announced late last year.
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They also wish to do so by blinding the president to his electoral vulnerability to a faltering U.S. economy in the run up to that election.
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Years of increasing visitation and flat funding have left many of our national parks full of potholes, crumbling bridges, leaky water pipes and faltering power grids.
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Faltering Both Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo are now emphasizing that they aren't putting a deadline on talks and that progress will take time.
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But US officials, including US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley, have signaled that efforts to maintain unified international pressure on Pyongyang may be faltering.
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The world's second largest economy grew 6.6 percent in 2018, the slowest annual pace since 1990, amid pressure from faltering domestic demand and bruising U.S. tariffs.
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Commerzbank said Portugal is still on the brink of crisis with a faltering economy that threatens to delay progress in reducing high levels of public debt.
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Whoever ends up leading the country will face the challenge of a faltering economy and continued efforts to plug a large state deficit and public debt.
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He was a surprise, last-minute guest, and his fiery speech, delivered in English through a sometimes faltering translator, stole the show from Ms. Le Pen.
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In September 2008, the faltering companies were placed under federal conservatorship: Their operations are now backed explicitly by the government, and the government pockets the profits.
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There was Joseph Mifsud, a Maltese academic in his mid-20163s with a faltering career who boasted of having high-level contacts in the Russian government.
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The Reserve Bank of India slashed its key lending rate to the lowest level in nine years in a bid to support the country's faltering economy.
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But the nation's faltering testing rollout means that those numbers likely represent just a fraction of the actual cases, and the worst is yet to come.
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AIRPLANE MANUFACTURING One of the longest upswings in sales of commercial airplanes is faltering, with orders sliding for the largest jets made by Boeing and Airbus.
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It beat the Los Angeles Dodgers in a Game 5 eliminator for its first victory in a division playoff series, after faltering in four previous tries.
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For the United States, Boris Johnson's embrace of Huawei is a potential tipping point in Washington's faltering struggle with Beijing for global technological and economic dominance.
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According to Interbrand, in 2000, Louis Vuitton had a brand valuation of $6.8 billion and maintained a steady-but-faltering single billion-dollar estimation until 2005.
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The offensive's faltering start has cast renewed doubt on the capabilities of the Iraqi army, which retreated in disarray when Islamic State seized Mosul in 2014.
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LVMH, for example, does not break out the performances of its smaller luxury brands, allowing any faltering names to benefit from better performance by their siblings.
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The Treasury Department on Monday extended the time frame during which companies could wind down their dealings with the faltering aluminum producer targeted by U.S. sanctions.
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Yet the pressures of living in Tunisia's faltering democracy, under harassment and enduring repeated raids by the police, have driven him to make an extreme request.
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The decision, which comes two weeks after Fillon himself was placed under formal investigation in the same case, is another blow to his faltering presidential campaign.
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After four years there, and rising to project leader, he was hired by Sterling Pulp & Paper as general superintendent and started turning its faltering operations around.
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Any escalation of tariffs comes against a background of faltering manufacturing growth, particularly in China, which is the single most important economy for all things metallic.
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The June 1-3 summit is a chance to examine passenger and cargo trends: key barometers of consumer confidence and trade amid a faltering global economy.
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The economy grew at only a 0.7 percent annual pace in the fourth quarter, held back by the headwinds of a strong dollar and faltering global demand.
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" Daughter Dylan, who claims Allen abused her as a child, tweeted on Tuesday : "All Woody Allen's recent antics demonstrate his desperation to salvage a now faltering career . . .
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And to the regret of the faltering establishment candidates who will be exiting the race in the coming days, the party went all-in seven years ago.
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Kyte said governments had agreed in 2015 to pursue a low-carbon future, and should push ahead despite worries around faltering growth in China and emerging markets.
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REUTERS/Amit Dave The Mint newspaper said much needed to be done to convert the enthusiasm in financial markets to the real economy, including addressing faltering consumption.
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Russia is pressing world powers to provide Syria with billions of dollars for reconstruction to bolster its faltering efforts to resolve the Arab state's six-year conflict.
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It is clear that Vision Zero is in a state of emergency and Mayor de Blasio is in denial about his signature program faltering under his neglect.
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New, external shocks have not materialized in this sell-off, which is more driven by well-established worries over oil, China's faltering growth and weak corporate results.
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Apple blamed faltering sales in Asia, particularly in China, for the adjustment, but I'm afraid it can lay at least part of the blame on me, too.
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Batchelder takes over at a tough time for commodities merchants as prices of oil, metals, corn and soybeans have tumbled amid concerns about faltering growth and oversupplies.
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Over the weekend, U.S. President Donald Trump and top White House officials dismissed concerns that economic growth may be faltering, saying they saw little risk of recession.
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"The Paris agreement boosted climate action, but momentum is clearly faltering," said Edgar Gutiérrez-Espeleta, Costa Rica&aposs environment minister who heads the 2017 UN Environment Assembly.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch lowered its Brent price forecast to $63 per barrel from $68 a barrel for the second half of 2019 on faltering demand.
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Mahathir's comments were a setback for Chinese developer Country Garden Holdings Co Ltd as it tries to revive faltering demand in the project on Malaysia's southern tip.
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The faltering rally left Brent trading below $21 per barrel, which probably disappointed Saudi Arabia and other OPEC members, hoping to be rewarded with a bigger jump.
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Tesla may have outsold competitors last year, but faltering demand and a phase-out of EV subsidies in America are tough new challenges it has to face.
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"The economy essentially stalled in the first quarter, but that doesn't mean it is faltering," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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That focus, started by Chief Executive Ginni Rometty, has helped IBM counter its faltering legacy hardware and software businesses and slow its revenue declines in recent quarters.
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While addressing faltering performance, Saikawa also has to repair trust with Renault, which has deteriorated in past months as the French automaker sought more control within Nissan.
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A sad scene with 11-year-old Milania shows just how much the Giudice family is faltering without having both parents in their sprawling New Jersey household.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks sank in late trading on Tuesday, with faltering technology shares reversing a global stock rally that had swept through Asia and Europe.
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Geopolitical turmoil, including a potential confrontation over North Korea's nuclear ambitions and faltering negotiations to form a coalition government in Germany, failed to dampen M&A spirits.
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Despite the White House faltering on the meeting, it didn't stop the administration minting a commemorative coin, which features Trump and Kim facing each other bouffants resplendent.
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Microsoft's own mobile efforts with Windows Phone might be faltering, but the company is pushing ahead with bundling its own apps on lots of different Android devices.
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Not that Johnson was thinking about his place among the elite as he recovered from a faltering start in the final round at Crooked Stick in Carmel.
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Shares of Nordstrom fell 5 percent following a New York Post report that talks to take the department store operator private were faltering, dragging down rivals' shares.
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PREPA in December reached a long-awaited deal with creditors to restructure its more than $8 billion debt, seen as key to fixing the island's faltering economy.
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The Today co-host was on air almost the entirety of Election Day, covering the developments as they came late into the night without even slightly faltering.
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That might weigh on Wall Street as it looks to temper its expectations following the much-hyped and then-faltering consumer IPOs for Snap and Blue Apron.
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Yet as the World Bank notes in a new report, faltering growth rates mean the gap between the rich and the rest is closing ever more slowly.
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In Asia, Japan's Nikkei 21.1148 fell 21.1186 percent after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe decided to postpone a sales tax hike to avoid shocks to the faltering recovery.
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Data showing the world's second-biggest economy, China, is faltering further underlined for investors the need for central banks not to take their foot off the gas.
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The Emarketer report also singled out Youtube as another advertising platform for which growth is faltering, despite a predicted jump in marketers from 45.6 to 48.2 percent.
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The faltering Internet giant Yahoo caved to pressure from an activist hedge fund, Starboard Value, granting it four seats on the board to avert a proxy fight.
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Singapore's economy is faltering, there is unease over inequality, and social media has given critics of the government - both genuine and fake - a platform like never before.
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Coeure's comments come as euro zone banks face faltering profitability, anaemic lending growth and a high stock of non-performing loans, a legacy of Europe's debt crisis.
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They jumped out to a 17-0 lead against the Eagles in their season opener before faltering and keeping relative pace with the Cowboys in Week 2.
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The failure of the Tories in Britain endangers a successful Brexit, and Republicans' faltering now might threaten both limited government and the implementation of market-oriented conservatism.
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He declared Rubio a "choke artist" for a faltering debate in New Hampshire, again labeled Cruz "a liar" and urged his rivals to take their best shot.
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The drop in China's exports pointed to further weakening of the world's second-largest economy and faltering global demand while Beijing and Washington negotiate a trade conflict.
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Last quarter, the same type of data suggested Netflix was faltering overseas, just before the streaming giant announced it underperformed on subscriber growth in all regions internationally.
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Critics of Modi's premiership point to a continuing employment crisis, a faltering agricultural economy and frequent outbreaks of communal violence against minorities and people of lower castes.
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Even the title is on double duty, referring both to the checkpoint's call sign and to the faltering steps that Michael, when stoned, demonstrates to his wife.
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The new slogan, expected to receive top billing when China's legislature convenes Saturday, represents an effort to rejuvenate Mr. Xi's faltering plans to overhaul the Chinese economy.
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The threat of another E. coli infection also interfered with his sex life (anal sex could increase his risk of bacteremia), as did his faltering self-image.
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REUTERS/Adnan Abidi The Mint newspaper said much needed to be done to convert the enthusiasm in financial markets to the real economy, including addressing faltering consumption.
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The Vision Fund's strategy is coming into questionSoftBank's attempt to lure investors to the second fund came as its strategy for the first Vision Fund started faltering.
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The economy has hit a soft patch as dollar strength, spending cuts in the energy sector and faltering global demand undercut manufacturing, mining and export-oriented sectors.
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He had risen in national polls, eaten into the former vice president's lead with black voters and frozen donors who were reluctant to rescue a faltering campaign.
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Vulnerable to making unforced errors in bunches and to faltering when forced to hit on the move, she seemed much more stable under pressure in Indian Wells.
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When Venezuela began faltering economically, Mr. Carrasco became his extended family's patron, sending cash to his mother, and clothes and medicine to his brothers, sisters and cousins.
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The laws are taking swift hold across a broad range of political systems — in authoritarian states like Jordan, faltering democracies like Hungary, and traditional democracies like Britain.
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China's industrial profits have been faltering for over a year as the economy slows and the U.S.-Sino trade war escalates, weighing on manufacturing investment and output.
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Before adopting his current stage name, this singer was just Xavier, a mononymous performer with a million-dollar Interscope deal that resulted in a faltering debut album.
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Faltering in key overseas markets, South Korea forecasts export growth will slow to 5.3 percent in 2018 and 2.5 percent next year, from 15.8 percent last year.
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But a forced shutdown of a range of public and private institutions in recent days has resulted in a surge in unemployment, while government revenue is faltering.
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The country's faltering economy and political turmoil has left its citizens unable to sustain themselves, forcing them to flee their homes in search of a better life.
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But little was said about Ireland's unbidden, central role in the noisy drama now unfolding in London, the United Kingdom's faltering efforts to leave the European Union.
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Beyond Sanders, Biden was hardly challenged, even by other moderates such as Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar, who may have the most to gain from him faltering.
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Even as the proposal gives Trump a chance to stake out his political priorities, it is also opening him up to criticism for faltering on campaign promises.
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However, he and his vice president, Mike Pence, offered encouragement to ordinary Iranians who stood up to protest a faltering economy and government corruption late last year.
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On Friday morning, Fox News — usually a reliable ally — drew Mr. Trump's ire for releasing polling that showed him faltering in matchups against potential rivals in November.
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Mass-selling daily Bild dubbed the Hamburg result a "debacle" for the CDU, whose faltering leadership has raised questions over the future course of Europe's largest economy.
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Its plight has been deepened by the faltering reconciliation efforts with its archrival, the Fatah-dominated Palestinian Authority run by President Mahmoud Abbas in the West Bank.
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We see that in so many ways, whether it be the creaks and strains our bodies feel as they grow older or our memories fading and faltering.
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She's been living outside of the US for five consecutive years now, but when she first moved abroad to South Korea, she found her mental health faltering.
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Following multiple reports that Iran was behind the downing of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752, Iran&aposs claim that it wasn&apost responsible appears to be faltering.
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The international order of rules and institutions that the U.S. and its partners constructed after World War II is faltering and ill-equipped to navigate these challenges.
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Europe fears that its faltering efforts to preserve the 2015 pact have been dealt a fatal blow with the United States' killing of a top Iranian commander.
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The attacks raised the spectre of a major supply shock in a market that in recent months has been preoccupied with demand concerns and faltering global growth.
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Others thought the fire could be a good omen for the national team, which beat South Korea last week to reignite a faltering World Cup qualifying campaign.
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The attacks raised the specter of a major supply shock in a market that in recent months has been preoccupied with demand concerns and faltering global growth.
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Adding to signs of stress on balance sheets and faltering business confidence, M1 money supply rose just 1.5 percent on-year, the weakest pace since January 2014.
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Building "Medicare for All" on the back of the faltering Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is only a formula for complete system failure and Medicare for none.
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Mr. Johnson has also frequently suggested the mayor take over the faltering state-run subway system whose failures Mr. de Blasio has preferred to blame on Gov.
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Just look at them, in all their triumph, smashing that choreography with a level of enthusiasm that could kill some people, meanwhile hardly faltering on the vocals.
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In Venezuela's faltering economy, prices rose by 223.1% last month alone, according to Ángel Alvarado, an economist and opposition politician (the government has long ceased publishing official statistics).
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Dozens of other Hong Kong companies have warned of faltering earnings, while city officials caution daily that the protests are hurting livelihoods and could help trigger a recession.
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The Federal Reserve at that time put historically low interest rates in place, and took other measures besides, in an effort to inject money into the faltering economy.
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Copper slipped as China reported the worst-ever monthly sales drop in the world's largest vehicle market, while factory inflation slowed in May as faltering manufacturing hit demand.
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Tame inflation and worries about consumer spending amid tepid wage growth and faltering motor vehicle sales, however, suggest the Fed will delay raising interest rates again until December.
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At the same time, sovereign wealth funds have been withdrawing billions from asset managers globally as they turn their attention to supporting their own faltering oil-dependent economies.
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Conte got off to a difficult start, with accusations he had inflated his academic credentials and a faltering maiden speech in parliament blighting his first weeks in office.
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China's economy cooled in the fourth quarter under pressure from faltering domestic demand and U.S. tariffs, weighing on profits for firms ranging from tech giants to big carmakers.
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Chan also said demand was faltering for Nvidia's chips in data centers, where they are often used for artificial intelligence work such as teaching computers to recognize images.
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Experience suggests the expansion is often slow and faltering at first and then accelerates as inherited slack is used up, memories of the downturn fade and confidence improves.
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But why, then, did CNN—the network you best know as the soundtrack to your doctor's office—decide to pick up the faltering and relatively boring social platform?
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A faltering economy is expected to crimp growth at Singapore's three local listed banks, which have so far benefited from improved margins, steady interest rates and loan growth.
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But signs of softening in June and July, particularly for export orders, had raised concerns that global demand may be faltering after a strong start to the year.
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A cultural revival faltering Osun Oshogbo Sacred Grove is one of only two UNESCO World Heritage sites in Nigeria, but despite its status, it faces an uncertain future.
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Some major shareholders last week said had concerns about the nomination, although others said they supported it in light of the lender's poor earnings and faltering share price.
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Even Cruz's under-the-radar strategy of wooing delegates is faltering, since they, too, are feeling the inescapable allure of siding with the candidate who is actually winning.
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The retreat comes as traders have been squeezed by falling crop prices linked to large global harvests and faltering growth in major commodity markets including Brazil and China.
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China's economy cooled in the fourth quarter under pressure from faltering domestic demand and bruising U.S. tariffs, dragging 2018 growth to the lowest level in nearly three decades.
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But without consistent play in front of him, Coleman (and fellow safeties Tre Boston and Michael Griffin) have been exposed, faltering in single coverage and botching crucial decisions.
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Faltering earnings at state firms may complicate Beijing's efforts to shore up the world's second-biggest economy, which is growing at its weakest pace in nearly 30 years.
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CMA CGM and Cosco are planning with other partners to launch a new vessel-sharing alliance next year to cope with oversupply of ships and faltering economic growth.
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He and his now-estranged wife, Maureen, entered the governor's mansion in 2010 with tens of thousands of dollars in credit card debt and faltering real-estate holdings.
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But many wonder whether the bull run in equities, which began in 2009, can be maintained in the face of a sluggish economic recovery and faltering corporate profits.
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Right-hander Luis Perdomo (3-4) shut out the Braves on three hits through five innings before faltering in the sixth; he picked up his second straight win.
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Satellite images released Monday showed over a dozen undeclared North Korean missile operating bases, further suggesting that the country is pursuing its ballistic missile program amid faltering talks.
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"Today's deal represents a straight bung to keep a weak prime minister and a faltering government in office," said Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones of the Labour party.
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The cloud hanging over the former of these figures, however, could bode ill for an initiative that looks in some ways to be faltering in its inaugural year.
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The euro fell to a six month low after German PMI data fell to a 20-month low indicating that economic momentum in Europe's biggest economy was faltering.
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Chinese economy under pressure Among the top concerns for investors is faltering growth in China, the world's second biggest economy, and continuing trade tensions with the United States.
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The trains are faster and more dependable than the previous system, a chain-and-belt-driven series of conveyors and mechanized lifts that, after 2100 years, was faltering.
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In a rare instance of public penitence, Groupon founder Andrew Mason admitted that he was responsible for the company's faltering financials shortly after he was fired as CEO.
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MIXED Former Vice President Joe Biden Biden could not afford another misstep after his faltering performance in Miami, where he was the clear loser in clashes with Harris.
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Since jumping into the conflict at a point where Iran seemed unable to keep Mr. Assad from faltering, Russia has tried to integrate these militias into the army.
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The United Nations is faltering in carrying out its chief mandate, to stop the scourge of war, and is confronting a widening rift between Russia and the West.
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But after faltering in a marathon third set tiebreak in which the Czech saved two match points, the Australian admitted he was relieved to come through in four.
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But the concept is vague enough that it has also been used to argue for a greater government role to promote exports and prop up faltering state firms.
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Trump's Afghanistan strategy is faltering, experts say, with the Taliban now controlling nearly half of the country, routinely carrying out attacks on government officials and local security forces.
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That reading suggested faltering consumer spending was starting to bite and pointed to first quarter economic growth of around 21.5 percent — compared with 29 percent in late 2016.
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The development was not entirely unexpected, and scientists said it was not a signal that the state's response was faltering or that Zika was getting out of control.
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We saw it most directly when Ms. Sciorra — her voice at times faltering — addressed the room while she helped present what was termed new (activist, change-minded) voices.
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With China currently relying on the U.S. market to keep its faltering economy afloat, Xi has no choice but to accept U.S. terms if Trump stands his ground.
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Comparing the faltering art magic of Rachal Bradley with the herbal medical-mysticism of her sister, I may just have to side with the plants on this one.
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The trade war with China went into another of its periodic phases of de-escalation, as the Trump administration seemed rattled about the possibility of a faltering economy.
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There is little appetite for one in the Irish Republic, which is more prosperous than Northern Ireland and worries about the cost of absorbing the North's faltering economy.
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While recent data has pointed to a recovery in the U.S. economy, reports out of Asia and the euro zone continue to paint a picture of faltering growth.
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Unions brought hundreds of thousands of demonstrators onto the streets in cities across France on Thursday but turnout was down on past protests and their momentum is faltering.
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Many Western officials took Mr. Putin's cease-fire effort as an attempt to undermine faltering European and United Nations-led efforts to broker a political settlement in Libya.
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It was overwhelming to see this Serena, in her simple Sunday dress and hat, faltering as she went down a stairway, signing the lament with anguish and anger.
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Many stores and businesses have had to shut early due to metro closures, further hampering the city's faltering economy as it faces its first recession in a decade.
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Economists at RBC Capital Markets, however, expect the BoE to look through that and ease policy further in the second half of next year to support faltering growth.
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Now, a legal brawl between two of America's biggest investment firms means the faltering rock'n'roll emblem has also become a symbol of the shifting hierarchy in global finance.
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All big unions organised marches on the same day for the first time in almost two weeks of nationwide protests, with union chiefs hoping to regain faltering momentum.
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For a month now, with open speculation about a looming recession, Team Trump has been accusing the national news media of fabricating any signs of a faltering economy.
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Yet what powers the chronologically arranged show, first and last, is the personal: the sense it gives of one worker growing, changing, faltering, then growing and changing more.
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But cracks have appeared in the alliance, as Venezuela's faltering oil industry reduces its ability to supply fuel, said Gill, whose research has focused on US-Venezuela relations.
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But it might be their best shot to save a faltering bill, particularly if it is accompanied by a concession to conservatives on rolling back Obamacare's insurance reforms.
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The United States and its allies have thrown their weight behind a faltering United Nations-led peace process, based in Tunisia, as the best bet for stabilizing the country.
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The report from the Commerce Department on Thursday came as the United States and China began two days of make-or-break talks to salvage a faltering trade deal.
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The BOJ cut its inflation forecasts but maintained its stimulus program, with Governor Haruhiko Kuroda warning of growing risks to the economy from trade protectionism and faltering global demand.
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It's a fundamentally defensive move, caused by the ahistorical Trump victories in typically Democratic states like Pennsylvania and Michigan combined with the incumbent's faltering numbers in those same states.
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"Faltering new order growth and lingering trade challenges created headwinds for Brazilian manufacturers at the start of the second quarter," said Pollyanna De Lima, principal economist at IHS Markit.
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But the BofAML economists said they see a shift coming later in the year, where China's economy will recover due to stimulus but the U.S. economy could be faltering.
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The Tories believe that they can use the combination of the two to detach faltering traditional voters: "narrowcasting" the first messaging to pro-Brexit voters and broadcasting the second.
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The single currency fell to a six-month low after German PMI data fell to a 20-month low indicating that economic momentum in Europe's biggest economy was faltering.
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In this extensive interview, the hedge fund titan took a cautious tone on stocks, pointing to stretched valuations and risks around global market factors such as China's faltering economy.
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The number of real estate transactions in the Hamptons fell 21 percent during the second quarter, adding to evidence that the high end of the housing market is faltering.
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The turmoil comes at a difficult time for Beijing, which is already grappling with an escalating U.S. trade war, a faltering economy and tensions in the South China Sea.
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The turmoil comes at a delicate time for Beijing, which is already grappling with a trade war with Washington, a faltering economy and tensions in the South China Sea.
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Faltering trade growth in certain parts of the world amid increasing trade barriers and decline in investments are extremely worrying, the OECD's chief economist Laurence Boone told CNBC Tuesday.
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Midhat Kamal, the faltering but sympathetic hero of Isabella Hammad's debut, becomes known as the "Parisian"—in Arabic, al-Barisi—after his return from years of study in France.
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Trump eyes debate to rescue faltering campaign There's one thing on everyone's mind Sunday night in St. Louis at the town hall debate co-moderated by CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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Robert Mugabe junior's Instagram account has, at times, provided helpful updates on the health of his father, a matter of national importance given the president's faltering grip on power.
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Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador regularly boasts of a strong economy, citing the peso MXN= as proof, despite a first-quarter contraction and signs of faltering investor confidence.
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In the last six months, the degree of contango in both Brent and WTI futures has shrunk significantly, consistent with signs of strong demand and faltering supply (tmsnrt.rs/22018VJVnIo).
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Top U.S. and Chinese negotiators are in talks to try to rescue a faltering deal aimed at ending a 10-month trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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But this time, amid a faltering economy thanks mostly to plummeting oil prices, that might not happen, at least according to senior Liberals who spoke to the Globe & Mail.
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Alarmed by daily media reports about faltering bank rescue plans, savers have deposited about 3 billion euros ($3.4 billion) in the post office in the last six months alone.
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The BOJ cut its inflation forecasts but maintained its stimulus programme, with Governor Haruhiko Kuroda warning of growing risks to the economy from trade protectionism and faltering global demand.
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Even if a trade ceasefire is reached, the latest data suggested China's economy will continue to weaken in coming months, with new orders faltering both at home and abroad.
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There is little enthusiasm for the faltering peace talks in Geneva, which seem to many Syrians like an abstraction at best and an exercise in cynical maneuvering at worst.
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Forbes, which has tracked Trump since the list's debut in 22.4, said the president's faltering net worth is due to weakening in the New York City real estate market.
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Analysts say China's massive stock of unsold homes is evidence that the urbanization drive is faltering as migrants struggle to build a future away from their villages or towns.
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The cancellation, which reportedly was the result of a belligerent letter North Korea sent to Pompeo, was the latest sign that talks are faltering after Trump's summit with Kim.
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The rebound comes after China vehicles sales in February fell 11.1 percent from a year earlier amid faltering growth in the market since the second half of last year.
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During the second quarter, the data from SimilarWeb suggested that Netflix was faltering overseas, just before the streaming giant announced it underperformed on subscriber growth in all regions internationally.
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Comments from Tsai come at a time when China's economic growth has slowed to its weakest pace in nearly three decades amid faltering domestic demand and bruising U.S. tariffs.
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But the reasons behind the teacher seeking therapy, Sinh says, were a troubled marriage, faltering relationship with her children, and a history of insubordination and interpersonal conflicts at work.
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Lower prices, large supplies and faltering economic growth have put pressure on companies across the agriculture sector, including trading groups like Louis Dreyfus that collect, export and process crops.
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Kylie is currently Snapchat's most viewed user and Kim is the seventh most followed celebrity on Instagram, but the first family of reality TV has even been faltering online.
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Yet for all the vague chatter floating around the faltering Republican plan, no one has laid out a firm vision for what a bipartisan healthcare plan would look like.
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Rex Ryan needed just one more win — against the faltering Jets, no less — to become the first Buffalo Bills head coach in 16 years to post back-to-back .
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If sustained, solid growth in services could offset some of the economic pressure from weaker exports, which are faltering amid slowing global demand and the U.S.-China trade war.
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She visited Berlin and Paris yesterday to plead with national leaders to grant her more time to salvage her faltering withdrawal plans, Stephen Castle of the NYT explains. Mrs.
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In every one of these cases, a combination of dubious regulatory approvals, skimpy post-market surveillance, and faltering responses from regulators caused irrevocable harm that might have been avoided.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Friday but is widely expected to ease at the next meeting to support the faltering economy.
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That move alone, however, is unlikely to save Amazon's supply chain from faltering as the company refuses to close warehouses even as its workers are infected by Covid-19.
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Visiting journalists can find respite in a handful of dark, cell-like rooms facing away from the river and the scorching afternoon sun and equipped with faltering air-conditioners.
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"But given faltering demand in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak and spread, those are not acceptable levels," he said, adding that his company would bid $75 a tonne.
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Analysts are predicting many more will follow, and J. Crew, with its faltering sales and mountain of debt, has been dogged by speculation that it could file for bankruptcy.
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"The anti-Iran alliance is not just faltering, it's crumbling," Martin Indyk, a distinguished fellow at Council on Foreign Relations and a former senior diplomat, said Thursday on Twitter.
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While foreign investors may welcome a new way to gain exposure to Chinese equities, the board could also drive attention and capital away from the faltering A-share market.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - As the global oil market frets about a stubborn supply glut, faltering demand growth in key Asian crude importers is further hampering efforts to restore market balance.
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But concerns remain over whether the boost in consumption will be big enough to offset weakness in exports, as faltering external demand and global trade war hurt business sentiment.
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By the time I got to New Hampshire, the Democratic hysteria was rising — and a faltering Joe Biden disappeared in a crisis cloud — while internecine class war was intensifying.
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The biggest, with a reinsurer in Dublin, removed more than $1 billion in liabilities from Penn Treaty's balance sheet, making it look robust, despite the faltering corrective-action plan.
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Her efforts to quell ethnic fighting are faltering, the military is accused of abusing the Rohingya Muslim minority, free speech is under threat — and the public is losing patience.
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In a reference to an X-37B flight in May 2015, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin invoked the vehicle as evidence that his country's space program was faltering.
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Meanwhile on the Brexit front, new data from the UK Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders suggests Brexit could cut the UK's already-faltering car production in half. 5.
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Production also declined 5.2 percent to 64.37 million tonnes in December from a year ago, according to the numbers from the National Bureau of Statistics, dented by faltering demand.
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The jump comes after China vehicles sales in February fell 11.1 percent from a year earlier amid faltering growth in the market since the second half of last year.
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Production also declined 5.2 percent to 64.37 million tonnes in December from the year before, according to the numbers from the National Bureau of Statistics, dented by faltering demand.
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"The global slowdown in trade and investment, together with faltering business and consumer confidence in the euro area, is a risk to Norway's predominantly European trade," the OECD said.
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South Korea's parliament on Tuesday approved a higher government budget for the next year of 512.3 trillion won ($434.40 billion) to support a faltering economy and expand welfare spending.
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The move signals the Biden campaign sees South Carolina — where the former vice president has enjoyed a comfortable lead among black voters — as critical to reviving a faltering operation.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Egypt will hold talks with leaders of two major Palestinian factions to try to salvage faltering unity efforts and to restore calm with Israel, officials said on Sunday.
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DE) is in talks to merge with United Arab Shipping Company (UASC), representing the latest move in the container market to battle a faltering global economy and too many ships.
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CEO Tim Cook's announcement Wednesday that Apple had lowered fiscal first-quarter sales expectations cited China's faltering economy amid Trump's escalating trade war with that nation as a primary culprit.
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Gold steadied off a one-week high on Tuesday as investors awaited the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates, with a weaker dollar and faltering global equities lending support.
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The faltering start has cast renewed doubt on the capabilities of the Iraqi army, which partially collapsed when Islamic State militants took around a third of the country in 2014.
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On Friday in Gary, Indiana, after touring a downtown left empty by a faltering steel industry, Sanders volunteered to take questions from the press during a meeting with community leaders.
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That was prompted by the faltering performance of America's railroads in the First World War, which in 1917 led Wilson to issue an order bringing the system under federal control.
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But if you take this claim at face value, then the data on Trump's faltering image suggest he is inflicting real damage on the Trump Organization's single most important asset.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - France's President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday he would push to double French investment in Tunisia over five years to buttress its faltering economy and transition to democracy.
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Steering the constitutional amendment through parliament is a significant if tardy achievement for Mr Modi, who swept to power two years ago pledging to accelerate India's then faltering economic growth.
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The current problems take root in Iran's faltering efforts to privatize its state-planned economy after the devastating war with Iraq in the 1980s, which saw 1 million people killed.
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Sorry I took so long to upgrade, Apple Apple missed Wall Street's Q1 sales projections yesterday and the company blamed faltering sales in China for the reason behind the drop.
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Faltering demand in computer and phone markets, once the mainstays of the semiconductor industry, has prompted firms to look to formerly unappealing areas such as auto electronics for sales growth.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares closed firmly in negative territory on Tuesday as the euro rose against a faltering dollar after U.S. President Donald Trump fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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While adults speak of their favorite childhood radio station with a sense of nostalgia only a John Hughes movie could rival, this intense passion seems to be faltering as well.
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Quarta told reporters there was no link between the group's faltering performance and the sudden departure of Sorrell, and said the hunt for a new chief executive was well advanced.
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Mining and energy stocks posted hefty losses as commodity prices hit multi-year lows, based on fears of a supply glut and faltering demand from No. 23 export partner China.
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Economic data over the past few months has shown faltering domestic demand, with record-low fixed asset investment growth, tepid expansion in industrial output and weaker growth in consumer spending.
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The currency's faltering fortunes have tracked other battered emerging market (EM) currencies hit by the global commodities downturn, yet the peso has still largely fared better than other EM currencies.
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In other words, it could face down Beijing in the South China Sea or Russia in the Baltic States, but doing both at once would drastically stretch already faltering resources.
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He was talking as oil markets fell again, extending losses from a 7 percent plunge the previous session as surging supply and the specter of faltering demand scared off investors.
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Markets have also priced out the possibility of a rate hike for this year over concerns that the weakening economy and faltering financial conditions could give way to a recession.
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On Election Day, the then-eight-months pregnant anchor spent almost the entire day on air — covering the developments as they came late into the night without even slightly faltering.
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The faltering imports trend don't augur well for the economy given it suggests that domestic consumption is not able to take up the slack left by weakness in external demand.
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WHEN you consider the backdrop of weak global demand, a faltering Chinese economy and uncertainty over American monetary policy, then the predictions for South-East Asian economies appear quite upbeat.
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It was not yet clear whether the airport clashes had eroded the broad support the movement has so far attracted in Hong Kong, despite adding to the city's faltering economy.
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Perhaps this is just as well, because the current mobile app store ecosystem is clearly faltering under its own size and weight, and seems ready to implode at any moment.
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Facing senseless violence, rising rents, faltering schools, and bleak job prospects, black Angelenos have relocated to the Antelope, Apple, and Moreno valleys, and, even further afield, to Arizona and Nevada.
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The Iranians, struggling at home with a faltering economy, and earnestly seeking foreign investment, can silently disengage, as the imperatives for reconstruction take priority over sectarian conflict and hegemonic aspirations.
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With a sputtering economy and a declining population — the island has lost about 10 percent of its population to the mainland over the last decade — business and industry was faltering.
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Imports fell 28.1 percent from a year earlier, the biggest decline since February and suggesting China's domestic demand may be faltering despite a flurry of measures to stimulate economic growth.
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It is unclear whether the airport clashes have eroded the broad support the protest movement has attracted in Hong Kong, despite adding to the problems of the city's faltering economy.
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Under a now-faltering deal between the European Union and Turkey, asylum seekers who cross into Greece from Turkey are sent back, and Turkey receives aid to look after them.
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The offensive's faltering start has cast renewed doubt on the capabilities of the Iraqi army, which partially collapsed when Islamic State seized around a third of the country in 2014.
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Two senior Egyptian security officials met Hamas representatives in Gaza on Thursday to discuss the faltering unity efforts as well as tensions along the border with Israel, Palestinian sources said.
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They want to cut vegetable oil stockpiles that have swollen to millions of tonnes as record global output meets faltering demand, as well as reducing emissions that damage the environment.
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But the aggressive Harris attack and the faltering Biden response sucked the oxygen away from all the other candidates and out of the media coverage of both nights of debate.
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The senior leaders of the B.R.N. have rejected the military government's faltering peace process, which to them seems designed to maintain a semblance of talks without the substance of negotiations.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - Siemens cheered investors on Wednesday by saying it would spin off its faltering 218 billion euro ($211 billion) gas-turbines business and posting better-than-expected quarterly earnings.
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Trump's embrace of autocrats is particularly galling at a time when American democracy is faltering, but the US has a long history of working with dictators, writes Steven A. Cook.
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Sandy took her first, faltering step towards healing when she registered at a child-friendly space in the camp, where she can play with her peers and get adult support.
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Biden has failed to garner any upward momentum, starting off strong as President Barack Obama's right-hand man but faltering against his more left-leaning opponents like Warren and Sanders.
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While the oil tanker trade has picked up, the container and dry bulk shipping industries are struggling with a glut of ships, a faltering global economy and weaker consumer demand.
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In the best case, it could consolidate Germany's faltering party system, in which the two establishment parties, locked in the center, are under siege from smaller parties in the wings.
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He mentioned that a 59-year-old Tom Watson lost in a playoff at the 2009 British Open and Greg Norman, then 53, held the third-round lead before faltering.
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Their lawyers have told them it could take up to a year, and Mr. Roveda fears being stuck there, away from his wife and his faltering business, for much longer.
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Tokyo (AFP) - Japan restarted a nuclear reactor on Friday despite a court challenge by local residents, in a boost for Tokyo's faltering post-Fukushima push to bring back atomic power.
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Record numbers of commuters are squeezing on to crowded trains on antiquated rail networks faltering after decades of underinvestment, traveling through tunnels seriously damaged by Hurricane Sandy flooding in 2012.
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Mnuchin's remarks Friday echoed a similar assessment made last week by White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow, who urged investors to capitalize on the faltering stock market amid coronavirus fears.
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The accusation came at a time when his faltering company was in talks to sell its television division to ITV, and he was coming under mounting scrutiny from its board.
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FRONT PAGE A picture caption on Tuesday with an article about faltering efforts by Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany to form a new government misidentified a man accompanying the chancellor.
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Meanwhile, Warren, the female candidate once considered a frontrunner for the nomination, posted a disappointing fourth-place finish in New Hampshire amid a broader sense that her campaign is faltering.
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If the figures turn out to be weaker than expected, it may be a sign that the expected rebound in overall growth in the second quarter of 2017 is faltering.
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The year also brought signs that the natural systems that serve to store huge quantities of carbon dioxide and methane, another powerful greenhouse gas, may be faltering as temperatures increase.
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Faltering appetite in a country where gold is used in everything from investment to wedding gifts could further drag global prices, already trading near their lowest level in eight weeks.
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STOCKHOLM (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Funding for international efforts to build resilience to climate change and meet other development goals is faltering, warns United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed.
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Cory Booker and Julián Castro immediately seized on Harris' withdrawal to lament the dearth of non-white candidates in the field — a potential late opening for their own faltering campaigns.
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With the candidacy of Merkel-backed Manfred Weber faltering, the Financial Times and Politico both included Varadkar on long lists of potential alternatives from Weber's European People's Party (EPP) group.
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The protests have created a fresh crisis for Chinese President Xi Jinping, already grappling with a trade war with Washington, a faltering economy and tension in the South China Sea.
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Whoever ends up winning will take on a faltering economy, threats from domestic terrorism organizations, and a disintegrating relationship with the US. There's also the looming presence of the military.
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One of the main reasons so many Brazilian voters supported Bolsonaro is his promise to fix the country's ills — high rates of violent crime, a faltering economy, and endemic corruption.
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The turmoil comes at a delicate time for Beijing, which is grappling with a trade dispute with the United States, a faltering economy and tensions in the South China Sea.
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And while he's at it, Trump should tell the Germans to lay off Italy's 2019 budget and work, instead, on a fiscal stimulus of their own to rescue their faltering economy.
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Oil prices fell on Thursday after rebounding 22018 percent in the previous session, with futures pressured by concerns over a faltering global economy and worries about a glut in crude supply.
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The brutal slayings by Manson's teenage hippie followers put a cap on the already-faltering love generation and helped usher in the paranoiac hangover that was the early 70s in California.
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Any sign that discount retailers Aldi and Lidl are slowing their invasion of the cut-throat British market, or that Amazon's push into groceries is faltering, would be good for Tesco.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau leaves for Africa on Thursday to revive what diplomats say is a faltering bid for a rotating seat on the United Nations Security Council.
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A manhunt is underway for armed rebels who launched an anti-government attack on a military base in Venezuela Sunday, in the latest outbreak of violence to strike the faltering country.
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Airbus on Wednesday posted lower third-quarter profits led by a faltering performance in its core commercial jetliner division and continued weakness in the commercial helicopter market, and maintained its outlook.
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The French cosmetics company is the latest European brand to point to wavering demand and shifting beauty trends in North America with Kering's Gucci also highlighting faltering U.S sales last week.
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The ECB is expected to resume buying corporate bonds this year to revive a faltering economy, crimping the returns from investment-grade bonds and pushing investors into so-called junk debt.
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BANGKOK, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Thailand's central bank on Wednesday unexpectedly cut its benchmark interest rate for the first time since 2015, which should support faltering growth and weaken the strong baht.
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A recent string of gloomy data, including faltering exports and slumping core machinery orders, offered the latest warning sign of the world's third-largest economy's exposure to a global growth slowdown.
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U.S. exports will add to a wave of supply coming from Australian projects at a time when demand is faltering in major consuming countries and prices plummeting in line with oil.
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Weighed down by sluggish demand at home and abroad, industrial overcapacity and faltering investment, China's economic growth slowed to 6.9 percent in 2015, its weakest in a quarter of a century.
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"Had failed presidential candidate @MittRomney devoted the same energy and anger to defeating a faltering Barack Obama as he sanctimoniously does to me, he could have won the election," Trump tweeted.
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And while he won't stray far from the conservative movement -- in his exit speech, he railed against Washington elites -- his calculus depends on Trump ultimately faltering, likely in the general election.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Venezuelan opposition leaders said on Tuesday that the opposition-controlled congress was preparing to consider new energy legislation that would allow faltering oil production to recover with outside help.
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"It seemed like a pretty good jobs report, it would seem to allay some of the concerns that this recovery we have seen in the U.S. economy is faltering...," Delwiche said.
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Fitch views the key challenges that could affect MFC's ability to further improve profitability as sustained low interest rates, currency movements, financial market volatility, and a faltering of the global economy.
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Oil markets struggled to find their footing on Wednesday after plunging 7 percent in the previous session, with surging supply and the spectre of faltering demand keeping investors on the edge.
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Analysts however expect Singapore banks' performance to weaken as a decline in interest rates and the faltering economy put pressure on the sector's profit and revenue growth after three strong years.
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Discussions between Swiss Re and SoftBank about the Japanese group potentially taking a stake in the reinsurer are faltering, the Financial Times reported on Sunday, quoting people close to the matter.
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The tough sentences come at a time when Mr. Sisi has appeared unnerved by a sudden wave of criticism over Egypt's faltering economy, and has become intolerant toward even playful opponents.
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Beijing has dashed hopes it would ease its bubble-curbing measures to boost the faltering economy, saying it would not use the property market as a form of short-term stimulus.
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Senators Bernie Sanders and Amy Klobuchar fought Senators Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy over the latter's faltering bill, but the event's thrust actually had little to do with the law's particulars.
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King Bhumibol's death coincides with faltering momentum in Obama's signature policy of rebalancing the U.S. diplomatic and security focus to the Asia-Pacific region in the face of China's rapid rise.
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Abdelkafi al-Hamdo, a teacher and antigovernment activist in the rebel-held eastern district of the divided city of Aleppo, described the faltering cease-fire in a series of text messages.
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Marissa Mayer, who was appointed chief executive of Yahoo four years ago and whose fate with the company now is unclear, was ultimately unable to reverse the internet firm's faltering growth.
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Faltering demand in computer and phone markets, once semiconductor industry mainstays, have fueled a year-long merger wave as firms look to higher margin areas like automotive electronics for sales growth.
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Retailers have been holding prices down in the face of tough online competition and faltering consumer confidence as Britain approaches the date when it is due to leave the European Union.
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Piper Jaffray initiated an underweight rating on GNC Holdings, saying the retailer of vitamins and health products will report financial results below expectations next year due to its faltering business strategy.
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Neither company is profitable, but Twitter's user growth is faltering while Snap reports growth rates of 30 percent — about the same as that of Twitter when it went public in 2013.
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Most notably, the economy's ability to generate and support new businesses — agents of creative destruction that bring new products and methods into the marketplace — appears to be faltering across the world.
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Xi's warning came after the release of data on Monday showed the economy posted the slowest growth in 28 years last year, hurt by faltering domestic demand and bruising U.S. tariffs.
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Mr. Mahama was voted out of office late last year, a defeat that many attributed to the country's faltering economy, which has been hurt by falling prices for oil and commodities.
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The upgrades would be part of his Vision Zero safety plan to eliminate traffic deaths — a program that some worry is faltering after traffic deaths rose in the city last year.
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"We are concerned with recent reports indicating that airlines' IT systems may be susceptible to faltering because of the way they are designed and have been maintained," Markey and Blumenthal wrote.
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Planned for an opening in 2000, it will be a partly sunken court surrounded by new greenhouses that will give this faltering, overcrowded Grand Slam tournament the breathing room it needs.
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He has given money to an investment fund set up to bolster Egypt's faltering economy, and in April, he took part in a video supporting a government campaign against drug addiction.
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With orchestra subscription bases faltering, Ms. Borda's Los Angeles Philharmonic rethought its season as a series of events and festivals, each night needing to stand on its own, to sell itself.
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But onstage Wednesday night Bloomberg presented a more faltering figure than the one familiar to followers of his Twitter account, which has hit back at Trump's gibes with stinging one-liners.
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Oil prices, which rallied and supported to global shares previously, made a U-turn on Thursday amid worries over a glut in crude supply and concerns over a faltering global economy.
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Although the feature will no doubt prove useful to the millions of customers whose peaceful suppers are ruined by fake calls, it could be disastrous for the faltering public-polling industry.
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Danny Willett of England hit the big time in 2016 when he won the Masters Tournament, his final round of 67 — 5 under par — taking him past a faltering Jordan Spieth.
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As Britain debates the extent of its future in Europe, Norway's situation is emblematic of the irreversible integration of Europe, despite this continent's faltering efforts to become a true political bloc.
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Faltering appetite in a country where gold is used in everything from investment to wedding gifts could drag further on global prices, already trading near their lowest level in eight weeks.
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" The role is Lilli, a middle-aged actress with a faltering career who reunites with her producer/actor ex-husband to perform in a musical version of "Taming of the Shrew.
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The country's faltering economy has resulted in shortages of all types of basic goods, including crucial medical supplies like the insulin Pinto needs to keep her daughter's blood sugar in check.
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Gallace's gorgeous paintings tap into a pervasive national anxiety, an ill-defined feeling of threat coupled with a nagging sense that a bright promise is faltering and may be already gone.
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Gallace's local paintings tap into a pervasive national anxiety, an ill-defined feeling of threat coupled with a nagging sense that a bright promise is faltering and may be already gone.
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The liberal groups also unhappily remember a relatively slow start to the judicial nominating process by Mr. Obama's administration given its need to focus on the faltering economy and other issues.
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Driven by shifting weather patterns, competition in grain exports and a faltering global farm economy, Dow and Dupont, and ChemChina and Syngenta had earlier led a wave of consolidation in the sector.
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Weighed down by sluggish demand at home and abroad, faltering investment and massive industrial overcapacity, China's economy expanded by 6.9 percent last year, its weakest pace in a quarter of a century.
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Oct. 13 (Reuters) - Stock futures on Canada's main stock index were lower on Thursday, after weak Chinese trade data sparked concerns that recovery in the world's second-largest economy may be faltering.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazil are hopeful that their Olympic soccer triumph will give the faltering senior national side a boost as they head into two key World Cup qualifiers next month.
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A more traditional manager might have stuck with his closer even when he was clearly faltering, or alternately brought in a lesser pitcher for the most important plate appearances of the season.
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Faltering emerging market growth has exacerbated global concerns and the Reserve Bank of Australia and the Bank of Canada have also highlighted risks, keeping the possibility of policy easing on the agenda.
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Ja Rule was sentenced to a two-year stint in prison on charges related to gun possession and tax evasion in 2011, which took a major hit to his already faltering career.
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Facing investor redemptions and faltering performance, Brevan Howard, the London-based firm with a $14.5 billion flagship fund, is telling existing clients that it is waiving its management fee, CNBC has confirmed.
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Despite the enthusiasm for 4K gaming from Sony and Microsoft execs, the truth is we're only just taking our first faltering steps into the 4K gaming age as far as consoles go.
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GOVERNMENT SUPPORT The turmoil comes at a delicate time for Beijing, which is grappling with a trade dispute with the United States, a faltering economy and tensions in the South China Sea.
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Dozens of companies have warned of faltering earnings, amid daily warnings this week from city officials that the protests were hurting residents' livelihoods and that Hong Kong could be headed for recession.
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In January, China issued regulatory rules on outbound investments by centrally controlled state firms, in a bid to tighten controls on money moving out of the country and stabilize a faltering yuan.
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Dozens of companies have warned of faltering earnings, amid daily warnings this week from city officials that the protests were hurting residents' livelihoods and that Hong Kong could be headed for recession.
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PREPA said in December it had agreed a deal with creditors, including holdout bond insurers, on a restructuring of its debt, a move seen as key to fixing the island's faltering economy.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump said he is not one to exercise, and Hillary Clinton drew a lot of attention after faltering in public and taking a few days of rest over pneumonia.
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ADM's advance on the financially faltering Bunge reflects larger profit pressures across the grains sector amid a global glut now entering its fifth year, holding commodity prices at sustained multi-year lows.
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But its fast rise is now faltering, and the stalled Vizio deal is the latest crack to appear, marking yet another botched foreign acquisition as the Chinese government has tightened capital controls.
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Read MoreShocker cuts to Q1 growth pace show faltering economy "People are looking at this data, have now rolled back expectations on GDP," said Jason Leinwand, managing director at Riverside Risk Advisors.
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Nestle's health science business has been investing in science companies and new facilities this year as the Swiss maker of KitKat chocolate bars looks to support faltering growth in its food business.
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Investors' main fear is that a "hard" Brexit — one in which Britain would lose preferential access with its largest trading partner — would damage the British economy, which is showing signs of faltering.
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An initial hurdle in coming weeks will be shoring up faltering state insurance markets by ensuring that insurers keep receiving subsidies that help lower the cost of insurance for low-income individuals.
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Regling, who heads the European Stability Mechanism, an organization which offers aid to faltering euro area economies, said the euro zone had strong economic fundamentals and that growth was close to potential.
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It's not clear whether the ugly scenes have eroded the broad support the movement has attracted in Hong Kong, while the city's faltering economy has also taken a hit in recent months.
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With the export outlook clouded by the U.S. tariffs and domestic demand faltering, policymakers have recently turned their focus back to growth-boosting measures, speeding up infrastructure investment and unveiling tax cuts.
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