But that recovery has been unevenly felt around the country.
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The effects of rising temperatures are felt around the world.
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If they're hit, the impact could be felt around the world.
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It was affecting her work and how she felt around other students.
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If democracy in Poland unravels, it will be felt around the world.
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Toys R Us going out of business was felt around the country.
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But the health effects of heatwaves are already being felt around the world.
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But she was, and remains, horrified by how unsafe she felt around him.
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The effects were felt around the world, from Norway's fjords to Antarctica's ice sheet.
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"Without a glove, he put two fingers inside me and felt around," Mohazab said.
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During my first appointment, she felt around inside of me and instantly sensed trouble.
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Winds as fast as 60 miles per hour may be felt around the region.
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I felt around in the dark until I found a bed and curled up, exhausted.
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Eight years later, and this confluence of factors continues to be felt around the planet.
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Murt felt around in his jacket pocket and pulled out a packet of hard toffees.
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She felt around until she reached a fire engine that was hot to the touch.
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Desperate, he knelt in the grass and felt around till he located a sprinkler head.
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So she felt around again, and this time, she couldn't deny that there was a lump.
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The impact has been felt around the globe in commodity exporters such as Australia and Brazil.
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The reverberations from the case, and the #metoo campaign, continue to be felt around the globe.
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At the same time, the effects of global climate change continue to be felt around the world.
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When New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport goes down, the implications are felt around the world.
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Meanwhile, more Syrians are getting killed, more are fleeing and more extremism is being felt around the world.
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The effects of the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union have been felt around the world.
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Overseas investors have watched Chinese markets closely since 2015, when a stock crash was felt around the world.
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The effects of Europe's strict new privacy law, the General Data Protection Regulation, are being felt around the world.
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The consequences of such a move will be felt around the world, especially when it comes to North Korea.
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I was pretty sure this is how I always felt around this hour of the day, though, so... success?
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Opening a closet, I felt around until I discovered the remnant of a housewarming gift: a milk-white candle.
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The law has led to mass protests in India, the impact of which has been felt around the world.
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A change of that size could be felt around the world, as China is a major force in global growth.
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And if Mr. Trump's tariffs on China weigh on that country's economy, the effects could be felt around the world.
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I call it the Power of 10 — if everyone exercises it, the power of citizenship will be felt around the globe.
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Does anyone recall the glee that was felt around the unexpected return to national prominence of denied Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland?
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"He would cross the street to yell at a man walking around like …" He felt around with an imaginary cane and laughed.
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The trade war is being felt around the globe, but it's particularly stressful in the Geneva offices of the World Trade Organization.
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The ripple effects of the Max production pause are being felt around the world where suppliers and airlines are reassessing their plans.
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Trump, in the midpoint of his term, is grappling with showdowns at home and abroad, and repercussions are being felt around the world.
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When the Kurds cleared IS from its strongholds near the Turkish border, the relief felt around the world was not shared by Turkey.
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He has fully moved on from the guilt he felt around Lesky's death, but the sudden change in his demeanor isn't comforting, it's alarming.
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Grief for the broken young woman I had been before and during my time in D.C., and the shame I still felt around that.
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The effect is being felt around the world: • Germany's industrial slump worsened at the start of 2019, casting a cloud over the eurozone economy.
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It was the same energy I'd felt around the "birther" movement a few years earlier—a concerted attempt to delegitimize the first black President.
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She reached in and felt around both sides of my uterus while I tried not to scream, and then said she didn't see anything there.
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The outcome of November's vote will also be felt around the world, with a Clinton victory boosting overseas stock markets as well, the researchers predict.
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Softening demand has been felt around the world with sales of goods ranging from iPhones to automobiles slowing, prompting profit warnings from Apple among others.
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The impact was felt around the world early Tuesday: Share prices plummeted in Asia and Australia, and markets in Europe opened around 3 percent down.
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"This is a 26-degree turn for the United States and the impacts are being felt around the world," said Daniel Yergin, an economic historian.
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He felt around for the dripping necklace and frustratedly threw it to the ground, scattering his ice (do people still say that?) across the base path.
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A nuclear war, whether it's with 153 or 1,000 nukes, will still be a horrific affair, the effects of which will be felt around the world.
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The US Geological Survey is here to soothe the nerves of New Yorkers on edge this afternoon: that earthquake you may have felt around 1:30PM?
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A New York Times report surfaces new sexual misconduct allegations against Justice Kavanaugh; a drone strike on a Saudi oil plant is felt around the world.
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She reached behind my back, felt around, found the spot and, locking eyes with me, manipulated whatever strings there are in my back until it was released.
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But the knock-on effect of rulings on companies and governments could eventually be felt around the world, including in countries already struggling with climate change impacts.
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The coronavirus outbreak in China will be felt around the world, both in terms of the tragic and deadly spread of the disease and its economic fallout.
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Giving voice to the anticipation felt around the world as the meeting opened, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said Tuesday he "hardly slept" before the summit.
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"Officer Lojacono reached immediately between Mr. Cottingham's legs, grabbed his scrotum, felt around with his hand, and stuck his thumb in Mr. Cottingham's anus," the complaint states.
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As she slips into a rehearsal of Antony Tudor's "Lilac Garden" wearing a chic knit dress, hair loosely tied back, her presence is felt around the studio.
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The economic impact of an escalating United States-China trade war, Brexit, a potential India-Pakistan conflict and the ongoing Qatar blockade is being felt around the world.
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It is one of many social enterprises - businesses that aim to do good – tackling loneliness, often referred to as an epidemic that is more acutely felt around Christmas.
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It is one of many social enterprises - businesses that aim to do good – tackling loneliness, often referred to as an epidemic that is more acutely felt around Christmas.
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The report found that the effects of global warming are already being felt around the world, particularly by poor and vulnerable populations, and that these impacts will only grow.
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A persistent sticking point in my grief was the confusion I felt around a topic I'd always had a clear and strong opinion on prior to my miscarriage: abortion.
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But as I discovered when I poked my head inside the dark sauna and felt around blindly for a light, the red button is easily mistaken for a light switch.
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People in Christian circles tell us the Kanye collab was one of the biggest faith-fueled events in recent history ... and the effects are still being felt around the community.
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And some researchers are starting to believe it may have been just another offensive in Ukraine's long-running cyberwar with Russia, though this time with collateral damage felt around the world.
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In early May, Pendergrast and Yerrid met in person for the first time at Universal Studios in California, and "there was just something about how I felt around her," he says.
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With the size of its economy and sovereign debut, an increase in borrowing costs as a result of leaving the euro could cause a default with effects felt around global markets.
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As the effects of COVID-19 are increasingly felt around the United States, many officials and commentators have asked what role the US military might play as part of the response.
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Climate change is a scientific fact, and its effects are clearly already being felt around the world, threatening human health, the places we inhabit and the sustainability of our socioeconomic systems.
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There's a feeling you can get while walking out into the water at the beach, further out, when the curling cold of deeper water begins to make itself felt around your ankles.
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The impact was felt around the world, as Ford — which had long sold well in the South, thanks in part to its success on the regional NASCAR circuit — became an international force.
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"The impact of the work of all four winners will be felt around the globe but particularly in sub-Saharan Africa," said Gayle Smith, head of the U.S. Agency for International Development.
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Softening demand in China is already being felt around the world, with slowing sales of goods ranging from iPhones to automobiles, prompting profit warnings from the likes of Apple and Jaguar Land Rover.
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When Mr. Kim declared last year that the North had set off a hydrogen bomb, there was no evidence to back up the claim, such as enormous shock waves felt around the globe.
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My mind swung between an old, familiar anxiety I felt around all processed sugar, and the brand new neurosis of someone who's just moved in with her boyfriend and has to choose her battles.
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"Are you circumcised?" one girl, a freelance writer from New Orleans I'd been dating for a couple of weeks, said to me in bed after she'd felt around down there for a little while.
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I had a second book and a screenplay due, a new city to explore and friends to make, but I could hardly focus on any of that for how crazy I felt around food.
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QUITO/LIMA (Reuters) - A deep magnitude-7.5 earthquake struck the Peru-Ecuador border region early on Friday morning, the U.S. Geological Survey said, causing tremors that the Ecuadorian president said were felt around the country.
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" In Eastern Oregon, several hundred miles inland and on the other side of the Cascades mountain range, the intensity would be felt around the range of IV: "Felt indoors by many, outdoors by few during the day.
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But theirs were turned inward, as they felt around for the psychological shrapnel that an explosion on a busy city street is designed to release, as damaging in its way as the kind that tears into flesh.
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Since the Paris agreement was made in 22012, emissions and global temperatures have continued to rise, and the consequences have been felt around the globe in devastating storms, heatwaves and fires, to name but a few effects.
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As oil and gas supplies tighten during the northern winter, disruptions as remote as a hairline fracture on a piece of Scottish pipeline, and an explosion in an Austrian natural-gas plant, have repercussions felt around the world.
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While almost 70 percent of extreme poverty exists in Southern Asia and sub-Saharan Africa alone, the economic, political, and environmental effects of poverty are felt around the globe, even in the wealthiest regions of the western world.
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Softening demand in China is being felt around the world, with slowing sales of goods from iPhones to automobiles, prompting warnings from the likes of Apple and from Jaguar Land Rover, which last week announced sweeping job cuts.
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FOLLOW LIVE UPDATES Tropical-storm-force winds are due to reach the coasts of North and South Carolina on Thursday morning, and hurricane-force winds may be felt around Thursday night, ahead of an anticipated Friday morning landfall.
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A certain reading of Vǫluspá, dated to around 961, seems to paint an apocalyptic scene of the conditions both during and after the eruption—and even the onset of a cold volcanic winter (which was felt around the globe).
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The asteroid, which is thought to have hit the Earth 3.46 billion years ago, is estimated to have been huge -- 12 to 18 miles (20 to 30 kilometers) wide -- and its impact would have been felt around the globe.
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In the end, I think Glazer was wrong to see both the student movement and the black power movements as incipient forms of fascism, especially now that the genuine forms of fascism, alas, are making themselves felt around the world.
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Tropical-storm-force winds are due to reach the coasts of North and South Carolina late Wednesday night, and hurricane-force winds may be felt around noon Thursday, ahead of a landfall likely Thursday night, CNN meteorologist Chad Meyers said.
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The data reinforced fears U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods were starting to hit China's cooling economy, while softening demand has been felt around the world with sales of goods ranging from iPhones to automobiles slowing, prompting profit warnings from Apple among others.
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"Yes there are domestic issues each of the EMs have, but it's wrong to point fingers at EMs when all of us recognize that the side effects or the ramifications of the 2008-2009 great recession are still being felt around the globe," Gordhan said.
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Whilst the tremors from China's stock market tumble have been felt around the world, the volatility that has spooked investors is arguably a red herring for Russia; given that the pivot east is much more long-term in scope and expectation for the country.
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Arts | Westchester Pete Seeger was a giant in politically progressive music circles, and when he died, in January 2014, the impact was felt around the world — nowhere more, perhaps, than in a lower-level hall of the Memorial United Methodist Church in White Plains.
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The impact of looser Fed policy may be felt around the world through a decline in the dollar, which could pressure Europe and Japan to follow suit to keep their exporters competitive - the makings of the tension over currency that has plagued G20 meetings before.
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It is clearly in the president's best interest to facilitate a partial trade agreement between the US and China because if a deal were consummated, its effects would be felt around the world, perhaps most importantly in the US farm belt and in the 2020 presidential election.
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The despair felt around the world, even among America's strongest allies, has led to a widely felt concern that the age of American-backed stability and security has been brought to an abrupt end by a president who seems wholly ignorant of how alliances and trade agreements keep the planet safe.
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If that happens then the UK would head rapidly for a second referendum on Brexit and a radical left-wing domestic programme which could completely change the economic settlement in the UK.Either way, the result on Friday is set to be a dramatic one, the impact of which will be felt around the world.
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We took that forward and I tried to extend that for the rest of my games career, and then I switched out of that back to academia and neuroscience because I felt around the mid-2000s that we'd gone as far as we could trying to sneak in AI research through the back door while you're actually supposed to be making a game.
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When I felt around in my feelings about the future for something that felt "better," it was the idea that there might be some way of returning to that feeling of being excited by technology, by internet strangers, by all of these little toys and games, and finding it a safe and connecting place: "When all of my friends are online at once," as artist Gene McHugh put it back in 2013.
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As it stands, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that the trade war will affect China more than the U.S. if President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE goes ahead with all the latest threatened tariffs, seeing Chinese worldwide output drop 1.6 percent for 2019, compared to a 0.9 percent drop in the U.S. But the actions of both countries will also be felt around the wold.
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