"There's such a flurry of activity right now," says O'Shea.
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So is the current flurry of activity cause for optimism?
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The flurry of activity in San Bruno has helped Walmart.
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After the initial flurry of activity, things moved more slowly.
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But suddenly there's a flurry of activity between the extremes.
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There was a late flurry of activity, mostly from emerging markets.
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Tara's case has seen a flurry of activity in recent years.
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A flurry of activity toward those goals is starting this week.
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There will be a flurry of activity in the weeks ahead.
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There is a flurry of activity at home this weekend, Virgo!
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The flurry of activity we're seeing now has robust intellectual roots.
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But his flurry of activity underscores the urgency of the moment.
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In the realm of organization there's also a flurry of activity.
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The flurry of activity, though, only underscores the huge need, Cannady says.
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There has been a flurry of activity over the past several years.
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This flurry of activity made PiS's critics look like weak, privileged naysayers.
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Instead, he's spent the past two months in a flurry of activity.
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Flynn's hearing Tuesday comes amid a flurry of activity from Mueller's office.
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After a flurry of activity including a sixth nuclear test on Sept.
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The courtroom showdowns come amid a flurry of activity to accelerate wall construction.
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" He added later, coyly: "There will be a flurry of activity next week.
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Those years of relative dormancy ended with a flurry of activity in 2018.
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The regulatory push has stirred a flurry of activity at the White House.
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In the flurry of activity, you must not have seen them doing this.
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Virgo season brings a flurry of activity to your career and day job.
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The request capped a brief flurry of activity by the special counsel's prosecutors.
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The flurry of activity comes ahead of Mr. Trump's 63th day in office.
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Which means there's been a flurry of activity at and around the Capitol.
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A flurry of activity in the remarkably leak-proof operation began on Feb.
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Dubnyk withstood a flurry of activity from the desperate Blackhawks to preserve the shutout.
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But the latest flurry of activity is putting new momentum behind the complicated issue.
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There has been a flurry of activity on the issue in the new Congress.
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The flurry of activity toward the middle of the first round was not surprising.
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In fact the flurry of activity since the inauguration is slower than Sessions wanted.
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The flurry of activity tends to be concentrated around the opening and closing bells.
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It&aposs a flurry of activity, a cloud of cardboard boxes and packing materials.
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The flurry of activity on Yucca is a major shift from the last administration.
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Democrats plan a flurry of activity with their new 235-199 majority in the House.
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A couple of years ago, his life was a flurry of activity and new releases.
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Beyond this flurry of activity lie deeper questions about how to respond to the threat.
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The flurry of activity many conservative activists expected has been a tempest in a teapot.
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One, today there was a flurry of activity surrounding potential privacy legislation in the Senate.
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The 2016 reports on the California investigation followed a flurry of activity in other states.
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And there could be a flurry of activity when it comes into effect on Oct. 15.
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That has set off a flurry of activity by South Korean firms hoping to win business.
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Might this flurry of activity encourage some of those tech unicorns to come out of hiding?
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We saw a flurry of activity in early spring, but things have started to calm down.
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The flurry of activity suggests that pressure applied by investors is having an effect in Europe.
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The deal would mark the latest in a flurry of activity in the payment technology space.
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From countertop clutter to stained dish towels, Madeline's house is a flurry of activity and personality.
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Emails that followed show a flurry of activity, with officials trading emails over almost two years.
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Despite the flurry of activity around Brexit, there has been no resolution on a viable deal.
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The threat of an antitrust crackdown on tech companies is sparking a new flurry of activity.
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Supporters point to a flurry of activity on Facebook with doctored photographs aimed at discrediting him.
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Kentucky built a 21-277.8 halftime advantage, surviving a flurry of activity in the closing minutes.
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CreditCredit There is a flurry of activity around each booth as dogs are primped for competition.
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The flurry of activity on the president's social media feed came just hours before Lt. Col.
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But, encouraged by governance reforms and demographic shifts, the industry could see a flurry of activity.
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And if the flurry of activity is any indication, the next few years will bring far more.
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We saw a flurry of activity, with soldiers maneuvering armored personnel carriers and many others standing by.
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The next few weeks will see a flurry of activity on both sides of the English Channel.
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There was a flurry of activity following that meeting and press conference and the following day, Gov.
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Reporters present saw a flurry of activity at the grand jury room, but officials made no announcements.
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The tiny little galley was a flurry of activity — basically a fully functional kitchen in the sky.
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The main reason for this flurry of activity is the dramatic growth in the supply of potential students.
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Even with the flurry of activity, 2016 will likely be the weakest market for IPOs in many years.
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Despite a flurry of activity last week, there is no expectation of a vote actually happening before Friday.
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Wednesday's flurry of activity in Congress came as lawmakers rushed to recess this week until after the elections.
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Talk about tech titan Elon Musk seems to have sparked a flurry of activity in the options market.
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A flurry of activity ensued Thursday, when some senators wanted assurances the bill would never actually become law.
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Once key Cabinet positions are filled (especially secretaries of State and Defense), a flurry of activity will begin.
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Trump administration The White House was in emergency mode following the flurry of activity from the Mueller investigation.
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While I love the flurry of activity, one drawback is that the squeaky wheel usually gets the grease.
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What really started the ball rolling on this flurry of activity in the wireless epicenter in recent years?
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In a flurry of activity, the Federal Reserve has approved several rule changes in the past few days.
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Yet for all this flurry of activity, there is scepticism that the result will be two flying planes.
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Mechanics ran to recover the car, which was fixed in a frantic flurry of activity in the garage.
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In just the last week, the flurry of activity has rocked the government, the military and the markets.
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That has sparked a flurry of activity in Congress to try to codify the executive branch program into law.
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But the latest flurry of activity is putting new momentum behind an issue that lawmakers have long struggled with.
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The transaction is the latest in a flurry of activity in the typically staid Canadian telecom and media industry.
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CNN reported last month that the dismissal set off a flurry of activity by Rosenstein and top FBI officials.
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The pope's summons, which caught many here by surprise, was part of a flurry of activity around the crisis.
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The flurry of activity we've seen from Cuomo in the lead up to Nixon's announcement -- endorsed by Elton John!
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After a slow start to the year for tech IPOs, there has been a flurry of activity in recent weeks.
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A flurry of activity was recorded followed by calm when the victim was presumably unconscious, then her heart rate stopped.
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If the candidates have any choice words about the flurry of activity surrounding the president, we will hear them tonight.
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The question of why sent scientists who study color vision into a flurry of activity that's still going on today.
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It's not unusual to see a flurry of activity from each camp at the tail-end of a presidential campaign.
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The past few months have been a flurry of activity as Khosrowshahi puts his own stamp on the troubled company.
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The unearthing of the bones set off a flurry of activity by the local police, the coroner and state officials.
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Yet despite this relative (for them) flurry of activity, not much else seems to be very different for the band.
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But the flurry of activity this year is taking place as the companies try to increase their influence in Washington.
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The flurry of activity could cause them to get worked up, or even panic and escape out the front door.
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Just because 2019 is finally winding down doesn't mean the flurry of activity in the world is slowing one bit.
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McCabe told Cuomo on Tuesday that he has heard nothing more about a possible indictment since that flurry of activity.
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After an initial flurry of activity, both volumes and open interest flatlined over the course of 217 and most of 230.
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The next six weeks will see a flurry of activity as Jokowi and others try to put together an adequate coalition.
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Regardless of the breadth of Trump's order, it will kick off a flurry of activity both inside of government and out.
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As the waiver deadline approached, the Europeans engaged in a flurry of activity to convince Trump to remain in the pact.
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If anything, a flurry of activity is seen on forums as users try to contact their favorite vendors offline and elsewhere.
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The hiring is part of a flurry of activity by Ms. Gillibrand in recent weeks as the 2020 campaign gets underway.
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A flurry of activity will take place in the House, which plans to vote on whether to impeach President Donald Trump.
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The news set off a flurry of activity as photographers and videographers scrambled to get their equipment and cameras in place.
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We know some of the world's biggest artists are creating right now, so expect a flurry of activity from the world's headliners.
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Steve Kerr's Twitter account had been silent for more than a month before it erupted in a flurry of activity this weekend.
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Quick take: The flurry of activity, taken together, highlights a dynamic evident at a huge oil industry gathering in Houston last month.
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To them, the flurry of activity is mostly business as usual — one that Democrats don't like because they don't like the nominees.
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The flurry of activity has diverted attention from the possibility of Russian influence in the election to favor the November 85033 outcome.
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And with a nearly $2 billion deal, the investment giant will extend its multibillion-dollar flurry of activity from the past year.
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But the flurry of activity suggests investors are seeking out new opportunities after a slide in implied volatility across major asset classes.
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But despite the flurry of activity at the startup, which has 90 staff, Storonsky says he feels Revolut could be doing more.
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A flurry of activity will follow as both sides seek to try to break the deadlock in time for EU summits on Oct.
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Trump did very little of note, at least compared to the flurry of activity and error that defined his first month in office.
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But a Peak Pricing "megathread" on the MoviePass subreddit that first posted earlier in July saw a flurry of activity over the weekend.
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While Donald Trump's young presidency has had a flurry of activity relating to foreign relations, noticeably absent has been substantive outreach to China.
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" In a press conference, Trump boasted about the flurry of activity, which he described as the result of giving the military "total authorization.
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The last decade has seen a flurry of activity investigating panspermia, including the space-based EXPOSE mission that ran from 2008 to 2015.
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But since rates started to move up, "there was a flurry of activity," she said, leading to more showings and two signed contracts.
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Mr. Rahman predicts a flurry of activity, with British officials riding the train to Brussels regularly to negotiate the new, post-divorce links.
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California has seen a flurry of activity ahead of Trump's inauguration with local and state officials preparing for immigration action by the new administration.
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The test launch also kicked off a much quieter flurry of activity thousands of miles away in the idyllic coastal town of Monterey, California.
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The deal between Global Payments and Total System Services would also mark the latest in a flurry of activity in the payment technology space.
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An initial flurry of activity led to the purchase of six up-and-coming robotics companies, including Boston Dynamics and DARPA challenge winner Schaft.
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On the wall, blinking red lights begin flashing across a digital world map with a concentrated flurry of activity in China and South Asia.
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"Finishing like we started," the official said, referring to the flurry of activity via executive actions that defined the President's first weeks in office.
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The 21-year-old generates a flurry of activity in person that feels like the inverse of his mellow, boombap- and jazz-adjacent rap.
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But then this latter half before we actually set foot on the flight over has really been a whirlwind and a flurry of activity.
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And when word broke that North Korea had tested a ballistic missile Saturday night, a flurry of activity unfolded with Trump and his aides.
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The low oil price, meanwhile, has helped pad margins at refineries and chemical plants, spurring a flurry of activity in Rotterdam's sprawling industrial complexes.
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Yet the standoff between the United States government and Silicon Valley tech companies continues — and the flurry of activity around the issue is broadening.
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The best-performing exchange-traded fund over the past month is one that has benefited from a flurry of activity in the marijuana industry.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's first 100 days as President is ending as it began, in a tempestuous flurry of activity, executive power flexing and controversy.
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Source: Google Trends This year, Japan's government recognized the digital currency as a legal form of payment, spurring a flurry of activity in new exchanges.
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A senior Trump administration official said the flurry of activity around North Korea was "not a part of something choreographed" and cautioned against over-interpretation.
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This past week saw of a flurry of activity on defense bills, but there's more work to do to get them across the finish line.
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This week's gift from Ripple not only eclipsed the previous top donation of $9 million, but it also sparked a flurry of activity for DonorsChoose.org.
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The flurry of activity — a day after the Orange were eliminated from the N.I.T. — was especially striking for a program that has generally epitomized consistency.
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Amid a flurry of activity from Republicans, national Democrats also got involved in this race, which includes an investment from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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Amid the flurry of activity, Piper Jaffray's top technical analyst says La Croix parent company National Beverage is the top pick in the space now.
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The first week of the Trump administration has witnessed a flurry of activity on everything from immigration and healthcare to business regulations and refugee admissions.
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The flurry of activity Wednesday marks the real-world consequences of November's midterm elections, in which Democrats took back control of the House of Representatives.
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Evidence is mounting that Special Counsel Robert Mueller is moving toward further indictments — and perhaps some big ones, with an end-of-year flurry of activity.
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"There was a flurry of activity on Stormfront—people were shocked that he would say this stuff and no one was holding him accountable," says Donovan.
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Last week was the second anniversary of Prince's death, and his estate took the occasion to celebrate his life and legacy with a flurry of activity.
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The flurry of activity could help to soothe investor nerves that a decade-long boom in demand for commercial aircraft is coming to an abrupt end.
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According to data that Hinge has shared with Refinery29, the bomb cyclone may have contributed to a flurry of activity (get it?) on the dating app.
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The flurry of activity made people "really happy," said Ito, 27, adding that some elderly residents told him the revival literally gave them reason to live.
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There's been a flurry of activity on the set-top box docket this week, but Wheeler's special access and broadband privacy proposals remain open as well.
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The Flynn sentencing memo comes amid a flurry of activity from the special counsel and state attorneys general surrounding the campaign and the president's business empire.
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The flurry of activity is a sign of how much is at stake in what was once an obscure legal case before an obscure arbitration panel.
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We saw a flurry of activity in the tech world yesterday, emphasizing the importance of the cloud, business services and artificial intelligence in the tech industry.
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The flurry of activity comes as the Jets look to improve on two straight 5-11 seasons and try to end a seven-year playoff drought.
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The recent flurry of activity may represent a new chapter for the North Fork's wine industry, which is relatively young, dating back only to the 1.33s.
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Despite the flurry of activity of late, both firms' funds still hold shares in Zoom, so they still have room to goose their returns even higher.
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A hacker espionage group is engaged in a flurry of activity in South America, largely focused on Venezuelan targets, especially the military, reports cybersecurity firm ESET.
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The show is a flurry of activity, but stopping to take a close look at the animals reveals the mesmerizing qualities that make each breed unique.
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Amid an explosive month surrounding President Donald Trump's inauguration and the flurry of activity that followed, firms added 246,53.163 new workers to their payrolls, the report showed.
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Then there's getting back to the flurry of activity from existing companies, all of which seem interested in building out technology that suits their specific AI needs.
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A brief flurry of activity is planned this week by supporters and opponents of the new law, to coincide with Tuesday's filing deadline for 2017 income taxes.
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Last January, US Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx promised to release a set of guidelines designed to bring some order to the flurry of activity surrounding automated vehicles.
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After Tavares' goal, the Maple Leafs created a flurry of activity on the offensive end late in the second period but couldn't convert again during that stretch.
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There was a flurry of activity: signing papers, exchanging keys, carrying my crate of hurricane supplies from the trunk of the old car to the new one.
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During this flurry of activity, our main passenger sat calmly in front of me, nodding in rhythm to a John Legend song playing over his wireless headphones.
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It was fascinating to watch the flurry of activity at dinner when the news came that Norht Korea had launched a missile in the direction of Japan.
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The move sent the Dow plunging more than 800 points on Tuesday to close about 3 percent lower and sparked a flurry of activity in the options market.
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In a flurry of activity, Ross cut in half his 20 percent take of any eventual profit from his holding company, WL Ross Holding, to avoid its liquidation.
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The flurry of activity for smaller banks is a bigger headache for Wall Street in 2016, in part because regulators are busting up big deals as never before.
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That timeline, which jolted days of tense waiting with a sudden flurry of activity, left little time to digest the main points before lawmakers were corralled for votes.
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You had the anti-Vietnam War movement, you had the Panthers, you had King's nonviolent movement, you had N.A.A.C.P., you had black power — all this flurry of activity.
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This flurry of activity underscores biotechs' potential to quickly develop novel treatments — and we expect to see pharmaceutical companies increasingly pursue tie-ups with biotech firms post-coronavirus.
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After a flurry of activity on the telephones, the Ferrari sold for $21960 million with fees, just above the low estimate of $260 million, based on hammer prices.
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What remains unclear is whether the flurry of activity will have a long-term effect on the trajectory of federal spending and the management of safety net programs.
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The invitation from Kim follows a flurry of activity by the North Korean leader, including his decision to send a team to the Winter Olympics in South Korea.
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But the Iran legislation now marks the best shot in months for the Senate to pass new Russia-related penalties, sparking a flurry of activity around the Capitol.
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The changes started with a few big banks pleading guilty and built to a flurry of activity this week, when Ms. Yates's new guidelines appeared to bear fruit.
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This is the time during which a honeymoon period with Congress and the public leads to a flurry of activity that can set the tone for what's to come.
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There's been a flurry of activity to address the black community's anger that poured into the streets after the death of the 219-year-old man from West Baltimore.
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The demerger announced on March 14th of Prudential is the latest in a flurry of activity prompted at least partly by shifts in European regulation over two years ago.
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As 2018 winds down, the special counsel's investigation feels as if it's entering a new stage, with a flurry of activity around some potentially key players in the investigation.
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Despite the latest flurry of activity on the Hill Wednesday night, Trump's campaign promise to gut his predecessor's landmark health care law looks certain to remain unfulfilled anytime soon.
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The next 48 hours are a flurry of activity, with Thomas Markle speaking exclusively to American entertainment outlet TMZ about his decision whether or not to attend the wedding.
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" Strange's campaign has been in a flurry of activity in an attempt to prevent Moore from framing himself as a outsider and Strange as a creature of the "swamp.
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After San Bernardino, there was a flurry of activity to try to rein in encryption, ranging from a bill that would have forced tech companies to help break encryption.
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They note the flurry of activity in the states and the fact that Justice Anthony Kennedy in a 2015 opinion said he wanted the court to reexamine the issue.
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There was also a flurry of activity at the cemetery in Salisbury where Skripal's wife and son are buried, with forensic teams active in several parts of the site.
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With Iran, Venezuela, even North Korea, in which personal entreaties have led nowhere so far, a flurry of activity and threats leads certainly nowhere good, if not nowhere at all.
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It's a flurry of activity that's meant to signal that Uber is serious about adding flying taxis to its list of outlandish, quasi-impractical, always ambitious projects for the future.
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It's hard to predict what would have happened without that flurry of activity, but even attempting to do so erroneously suggests there was a scenario where this played out differently.
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The poll comes following a flurry of activity from the special counsel's office, which as part of its investigation is looking into whether members of Trump's campaign colluded with Moscow.
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The July flurry of activity is notable not only for the level of discussion around the hashtag, but also for how the tone of the conversation changed, according to Pew.
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The popular image of what happens backstage involves a flurry of activity involving directors and dramaturgs, producers and impresarios scrambling to boost morale, prevent disaster and keep the bills paid.
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The unveiling of the refurbished Ford — paid for by Los Angeles County with some private donations — comes at a moment of a flurry of activity on this city's cultural scene.
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Flake's announcement followed a dizzying flurry of activity at the committee's Friday hearing, with senators ducking in and out, whispers at a high pitch, and nobody sure what was going on.
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The opinions set off a flurry of activity in state legislatures, where industry leaders FanDuel and DraftKings have lobbied for legalization of their games along with some regulations and consumer protections.
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Half a dozen current and former employees interviewed by The Verge say the high-level decree that kicked off Cheetah, followed by a flurry of activity, is typical of Snap's approach.
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Despite the flurry of activity, dealmaking at the aerospace industry's biggest annual event has been quieter than normal, fuelling speculation that a decade-long boom might be coming to an end.
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"When a new edition for a game like this releases, there is that flurry of activity, people get really excited about it and then, historically, that excitement has waned," he said.
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This flurry of activity could mean a full-on reunion, it could be promoting a greatest hits album (lol), or the Knife is doing another opera about Charles Darwin or whoever.
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Apart from a "flurry of activity" that lights up when she asks him to choose between red and blue, she tells him that, at first glance, his brain is very healthy.
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In a flurry of activity during its waning hours, the Obama administration hastily approved far too many ill-conceived regulations that will affect the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of Americans.
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In a flurry of activity, developers are adding apartments, stores, restaurants, theaters and even a brewery to Mount Vernon, New Rochelle and Yonkers, where local leaders are embracing aggressive growth policies.
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And 2020 is already off to a bang, with a flurry of activity suggesting that appetite for software startups, even before they come out of stealth, will remain strong, Weiss notes.
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The allegations risked disrupting WeWork's meteoric rise and a planned fundraising, and sparked a flurry of activity as senior leaders sought to verify which, if any, of the claims were true.
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Bottas, on pole for the past two years in Austria, was third fastest in that opening session but his morning had already started with a flurry of activity in the garage.
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After the election of a fully Democratic-controlled Legislature in November, there was a flurry of activity earlier this year, with major bills on abortion rights, gun control and election reforms.
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Evidence is mounting that Special Counsel Robert Mueller is moving toward further indictments — and perhaps some big ones, with an end-of-year flurry of activity, Garrett M. Graff reports for Axios.
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But IPO watchers are hopeful that the fall will see a flurry of activity, for three reasons: Despite the dearth of IPOs, the returns on what has gone public have been improving.
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BEIJING — A flurry of activity and speculation surrounding Beijing's diplomatic quarter on Tuesday accompanied what officials described as an unusual, and highly secretive, visit by North Korea's youthful leader, Kim Jong-un.
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But the property was a flurry of activity, as workers and painters filed in and out past television reporters staked out on the sidewalk and passers-by speculated about their new neighbors.
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It is part of flurry of activity in the sphere of cathodes materials, a major component of battery cells for an anticipated switch to electric vehicles (EV) due to clean air regulation.
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The BingeOn addition follows a flurry of activity for T-Mobile, which earlier this week announced a partnership with Major League Baseball, giving T-Mobile customers a free year of access to MLB.
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"It was fascinating to watch the flurry of activity at dinner when the news came that North Korea had launched a missile in the direction of Japan," Richard DeAgazio wrote in his post.
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For example, there tends to be a "flurry of activity" at the end the year, with people trying to take losses to offset some of the gains they reaped earlier in the year.
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In some other areas of the law, such as insolvency, distressed mergers and acquisitions or financial restructuring, the fallout from the Brexit vote is likely to produce a short-term flurry of activity.
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Instead, the flurry of activity in Congress before it takes spring break, and President Donald Trump's first formal meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping top the list of what market pros are watching.
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Trip.com, a travel discovery app formerly known as Gogobot, is getting acquired amid a flurry of activity surrounding trip discovery tools and companies — and the emerging presence of Airbnb's foray into finding experiences.
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Alex Cervenak, a history educator at the Plimoth Plantation, had told me that the settlers divided their nights into first and second sleeps, which led to a flurry of activity well before dawn.
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In a flurry of activity before the state's legislative session wraps May 29, Texas lawmakers are pushing through controversial bills that affect children and touch on hot-button issues of sexuality and religion.
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If Trump's first two weeks were defined by a flurry of activity—mostly executive orders aimed at fulfilling his authoritarian campaign promises—his third week was when the institutions of government struck back.
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In the long-term lead-up to the test, there's usually a flurry of activity, some of which is captured by satellite imagery and can offer clues to observers on what's going on.
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That tweet set off a flurry of activity on Capitol Hill, which was preparing to vote on both the full act and a controversial amendment that would have limited the government's privacy powers.
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That helped spark a flurry of activity on Twitter, where people debated whether the president officially had heart disease, based on the lab results released by Dr. Jackson and his comments to reporters.
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Still, the sudden flurry of activity on Native American issues opens Warren to accusations that her maneuvers simply reflect a political scramble to mitigate an issue that's made her vulnerable in the past.
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There was an unusual flurry of activity around the train stations in Wuhan early Thursday morning, as passengers -- most of them wearing face masks -- scrambled to leave the city before the lockdown began.
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The last three years in particular have been a flurry of activity — indeed, many of the biggest museums and cultural centers weren't around before 2013, or they existed in smaller, less ambitious forms.
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The Rangers got close to taking the lead early in the third amid a flurry of activity in front of the net with Raanta out, but the puck bounced away and was cleared.
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Because the UN Security Council has banned North Korea from possessing -- let alone using -- chemical weapons, we can expect a flurry of activity in New York, and probably new, tougher sanctions on North Korea.
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A crafty kitty found a train to sit on top of and caused a 19-minute-delay on Tuesday, and a flurry of activity on Twitter, according to The Mainichi, who reported the story.
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The comments set off a flurry of activity, with Trump intervening and Foxconn's then-chairman, Terry Gou, traveling to the White House and to Wisconsin on May 1 and 2 to smooth things over.
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It is the latest in a long line of big name companies, joining the likes of AWS, Oracle, Microsoft, VMware and Pivotal, all of whom joined in a flurry of activity earlier this year.
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The Basquiat-inspired murals continue a recent flurry of activity from Banksy, who last week donated £205,000 (~$277,000) from the sale of his latest indoor piece at an anti-arms fair exhibition to charities.
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Global market making firm KCG said volume in its retail equities business was triple it normal amount as investors shifted in and out of positions, with a flurry of activity in exchange traded funds.
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Murphy's gritty reboot (sorry) of LCD Soundsystem actually serves as a good study in contrasts when placed in opposition to The Avalanches' latest is-this-actually-going-to-happen-or-what flurry of activity.
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Publicist Devon Brown told Motherboard via email that an editor at the company "saw a flurry of activity on the subreddit The_Donald," and the company decided to pick up the book and sign him.
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Seafaring startups aren't attracting quite as much attention as their spacefaring cousins, but 2019 still saw a flurry of activity in this sector and 2020 could be an even big year for everything aquatic.
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On Thursday he announced the launch of a special court to try corruption cases, part of a flurry of activity aimed at shoring up his reform credentials ahead of the run-off next week.
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The flurry of activity highlights the increasingly urgent task at hand for Trump: Making sure the GOP caucus understands his side of the Ukraine saga, not just through his tweets, but from him personally.
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Should Volkswagen finalize the agreement, it would be one of a number of companies to reach settlements with federal investigators in a recent flurry of activity before President-elect Donald J. Trump takes office.
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A flurry of activity will take place in the House, which plans to vote on whether to impeach President Donald Trump, pass spending bills and move to approve the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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Before the lunar cycle begins again (and you return to the flurry of activity in your everyday life), it's important to check in with yourself and remember what makes you feel comfortable, loved, and satisfied.
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A flurry of activity on the trade front starts this week: Trump has railed against China, Mexico and Canada's trade practices for years and sees the criticism as a central part of his political appeal.
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Her yellow house near the coast was a flurry of activity on the March afternoon I arrived by ferry from Munalaid Port, a harbor outside of Parnu, Estonia's fourth largest city, roughly 27 miles away.
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Plovdiv, known for its Roman-era ruins and Mediterranean climate, is a popular tourist destination for Bulgarians and foreigners alike, and has been in a flurry of activity this year as European Capital of Culture.
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According to Sirer, there would have likely been a flurry of activity by the community to bring the system back online after such an attack and it would not likely have been catastrophic but definitely disruptive.
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But from the bridge, you can see a flurry of activity on the river throughout the day, everyday, with scores of crude rafts crisscrossing the waterway, carrying people and cargo from one side to the other.
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Today's listeners revel in the violin's isolated flurry of activity about three minutes into the first movement: The audiences at Leopold's palace, however, would have heard this as an egregious breach of musical and social decorum.
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DUNCAN VISITS SPURS There was a mad scramble at a Spurs practice in San Antonio during the Western Conference finals, a flurry of activity to position cameras and get recording devices ready for a rare appearance.
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The recent flurry of activity follows a year where agriculture's interests were benched, particularly with the Trump administration's withdrawal from the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) and threats to end the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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ALUMINIUM JUMPS: Aluminium jumped more than 22 percent to a two-week high of $1.43,21.4 per tonne, in a flurry of activity in afternoon trade that saw volumes double within a couple hours, one trader said.
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But despite this flurry of activity — again, just a few days before the 100-days threshold — it's not actually clear that the bill has cleared its fundamental hurdle: the 216 votes necessary to pass in the House.
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This flurry of activity reflects both an internal establishment battle for market position and the build-out of defences against the hordes of new and would-be producers trying to grab a slice of the lithium action.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two Wall Street regulators on Tuesday announced a series of actions, including levying fines, against companies involved with cryptocurrencies, in a flurry of activity reflecting efforts to monitor the popular and unregulated asset class.
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To add to the flurry of activity in the game's meta, this is happening on the eve of Netrunner's first "rotation" of cards, which is sure to shake up the game in ways we still don't know.
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The flurry of activity on Capitol Hill in the past week obscures the extent to which the repeal process will be long, and will have the potential to starve itself of oxygen long before it is complete.
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Despite the flurry of activity around the A321XLR, however, dealmaking at the aerospace industry's biggest annual event has been quieter than normal, fuelling speculation that a decade-long boom in orders might be coming to an end.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and President Donald Trump had their first face-to-face meeting at the White House on Monday, prompting a flurry of activity as the internet awaited its next world leader-filled meme.
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The flurry of activity in Washington comes after news emerged that as early as 2013, the FBI had contact with the man who shot and killed 49 people and injured dozens more at Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
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In the final minute of the quarter, there was a flurry of activity on both ends, but the only score came on a tough layup from LeBron James, which left Cleveland down nine going into the second.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 7 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court kicked off its new nine-month term with a flurry of activity on Monday, hearing arguments in three cases and rejecting numerous appeals that piled up over the summer.
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Typically, the holiday season is a slow one in the tech industry — but space tech is different, and this past week saw a flurry of activity, including one of the most important rocket launches of the year.
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He said there had not been a "flurry" of activity after a decade-long moratorium on uranium exploration was lifted last month, but predicted a global recovery of uranium prices amid a slew of new reactor projects worldwide.
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The flurry of activity comes as North Korea marks the 85th anniversary of the founding of its army Tuesday -- a significant date in the country's calendar, which it used to conduct a "large-scale" live-fire military drill.
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His 100th day in office will be Saturday and this flurry of activity seems designed to simultaneously distract from negative assessments of his first 100 days and to show that the White House is a hive of activity.
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The special counsel's appointment has resulted in a flurry of activity over the last year, including 75 criminal charges, five guilty pleas and one person has already been sentenced to 30 days in prison for lying to investigators.
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The earlier op-ed titled "I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration" earlier this week has set off a flurry of activity in the White House, as staffers hunt for the identity of the author.
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Images on state television showed a flurry of activity at the muddy building site with dozens of diggers painted in multiple colours hard at work preparing the ground, as a stream of trucks ferried in materials and equipment.
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Images on state television showed a flurry of activity at the muddy building site with dozens of diggers painted in multiple colors hard at work preparing the ground, as a stream of trucks ferried in materials and equipment.
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Mr. Dehghani's detention at the airport in Boston set off a flurry of activity among lawyers, a congressman and activists in the Iranian-American community, who rushed to aid him when they learned of the issue on Monday.
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Washington (CNN)Interviews with President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence and sharp questioning of the Cabinet nominees were part of a flurry of activity less than 48 hours before Trump is set to take office.
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Not all lobbying activity in 2017 has yet been reported—but it may well be the most profitable to date, given the flurry of activity around the passage of the tax bill in December, which was a swampy affair.
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Italy's partners look approvingly upon Mr Renzi's flurry of activity, from last year's Jobs Act, designed to reduce firing costs and encourage firms to recruit permanent staff, to political reforms that should guarantee stronger governments and cut legislative logjams.
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But on Thursday, a rare confluence of Senate activity and a court recess for a Jewish holiday gave Mr. Menendez an opportunity to return to Washington, his day a flurry of activity, notable even for the usually bustling senator.
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This summer has seen a flurry of activity, with AT&T buying the online ad exchange company AppNexus in June, and the private equity firm Vista Equity Partners acquiring a majority stake in Integral Ad Science the same month.
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He was facing a flurry of activity, including making cabinet picks and navigating calls with foreign leaders, but he found the time to stop by the atrium of Trump Tower, where the party has been held in recent years.
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It's a flurry of activity, though it's not clear if any of these programs will change the basic dynamic of the current media landscape, with tech platforms continuing to cut into the revenues of publishers while pushing users to dubious publishers.
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The sudden reversal spurred a flurry of activity in federal courts in California, Maryland, and New York, where litigation over the citizenship question has been playing out for more than a year, as judges tried to understand what was going on.
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Revelations from Facebook, Google, and other social media platforms of Russia-linked groups sparked a flurry of activity in the capital last fall, prompting the tech companies to spend more on lobbyists and crisis public-relations firms than they ever had.
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The incident sparked a flurry of activity from a group of students, who call themselves a "concern group for missing Peking university graduates", and handed out information about the abduction and other missing students in a university cafeteria on Sunday.
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The flurry of activity represents the nadir of a decade-long struggle by Puerto Rico, home to 3.5 million Americans, to stave off economic collapse, reverse a 45 percent poverty rate and stem rampant emigration that exacerbates the economy's decline.
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The list of accusations included a flurry of activity from her computer at her residence, Tufts said took place between 1am and 2am on June 27, 2018 — during which her fitness tracker shows she was asleep — and from 113:30 p.m.
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The criticism from Dobbs comes after a flurry of activity from special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's team.
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Christian Leathley, a New York partner with British law firm Herbert Smith Freehills, said Brexit would likely produce an "initial flurry of activity" as clients raised questions about what it would mean for their business in the U.K. and Europe.
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Groups that work to register immigrants to start this process have been in a flurry of activity the past few months trying to get immigrants to naturalize, before the window closes for them to become citizens in time for Election Day.
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That increase in rig count has had a marked impact on expectations for supply growth out of the U.S. Most notably, there has been a flurry of activity in the U.S.' most prolific basin, the Permian in Texas and New Mexico.
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Facebook first found hints of suspicious activity across its network in early September when security engineers noticed a flurry of activity around the "View As" feature, a way for users to check on what information other people can see about them.
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The release of the transcript was part of a flurry of activity by House Democrats on Saturday, including a rare weekend of closed-door deposition where investigators questioned for the first time a senior budget official about the aid freeze.
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The flurry of activity in the market was just ahead of Monday's deadline for public comment on the Environmental Protection Agency's latest plan for biofuels use, which had received over 21,000 comments by Monday afternoon, according to a government website.
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But in a flurry of activity this past week, Congress did what Charles G. and David H. Koch — who own a conglomerate that sells hundreds of products, including gasoline, jet fuel and coal — and other industry leaders had been asking for.
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The Democratic report also highlighted a flurry of activity on April 12, when there were phone calls between a number of parties: Giuliani and an unidentified White House number, Parnas and Giuliani, Parnas and Solomon, and also Parnas and Nunes.
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Lawmakers left town amid a flurry of activity over potential changes to the bill, as leaders look to cobble together the 22019 votes needed in the upper chamber for passage, a mark they are significantly short of at the moment.
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There was a flurry of activity in both Congress and the private sector over the past few weeks, signaling a key shift in the trajectory of self-driving cars and proving that these vehicles are much closer to reality than most people think.
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Japan's financial watchdog has told all financial institutions to alert customers about the possibility of turbulence in overseas markets during the shutdown, and to make sure their systems can cope with a flurry of activity before and after, documents obtained by Reuters showed.
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DES MOINES — Democratic presidential candidates descended on Iowa in a flurry of activity this weekend, attending the annual Wing Ding dinner and speaking at the Iowa State Fair, meeting as many voters as they could and kicking off the primary season in earnest.
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But there's a flurry of activity taking place at the opposite end of the spectrum too: A new generation of tech investors are raising funds on a more modest scale, and they're doing it outside the confines of the traditional institutional-investing firms.
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But while its applications have largely been clustered around design, collaboration, and even job training simulations, virtual reality has in the past year seen a flurry of activity around so-called soft skills: leadership, communications, HR applications, and other people-focused business fields.
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His first week in office has been utter chaos, a flurry of activity that has the potential to dramatically alter the course of the country (I say "potential" because things have been done so quickly that they've apparently been done very sloppily).
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The OL investment comes amid a flurry of activity from Chinese investors, who have spent around $3 billion on European clubs since December in a bid to boost the country's influence in the sport and get a slice of lucrative television broadcast revenues.
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The flurry of activity is the result of a surprise announcement Saturday by the administration that it had suspended $10.4 billion in funding that is supposed to be paid to insurers to help them provide coverage to particularly sick and costly enrollees.
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The only substantial flurry of activity in the country is in the parks and public areas where the government has created Wi-Fi hot spots so that ordinary Cubans, filled with wonder, can talk for the first time with loved ones abroad.
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He expected that 2017 would start with mixed stories about the U.K.'s economic outlook, noting that there's been a "flurry of activity" from Japanese industrialists using the pound's drop as an opportunity to buy British assets as a platform into Europe.
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The recent bills come after 'Hair Love's' Oscar The flurry of activity around these bills come as director Matthew A. Cherry won an Oscar for the short film "Hair Love," a story about a black father trying to do his daughter's hair.
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Jenny Tananbaum was at home in New Jersey one Saturday morning last September when she noticed a flurry of activity in the Facebook group she had joined for parents of students at American University in Washington, D.C., where her son was a freshman.
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While federal lawmakers may be indifferent, there has been a flurry of activity in many states to improve safety in schools, calls for raising the age on rifle sales and engagement by Democratic candidates on the issue of guns in emerging House races.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hedge fund managers trading ideas at the Sohn Investment Conference on Wednesday spurred a flurry of activity in the options market in select stocks, as traders jockeyed to take advantage of the potentially profitable tips mentioned at the annual assemblage.
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Even as an adult, for a long time, she lived in New York with a group of friends as the sole "artist" in a group of "musicians" and pursued her songwriting humbly, even as she was surrounded by a flurry of activity.
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The move could be a significant broadening of the high-profile firm's mission, and would serve as another big industry moment as investors seek to capitalize on the flurry of activity in cryptocurrencies, which some see as the next wave of innovation.
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However a flurry of activity including the movement of vehicles has been detected at the North's missile research facilities in Pyongyang, where the most recent missile test was conducted, pointing to another possible launch, South Korea's Intelligence Service said in a briefing to lawmakers.
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Despite a flurry of activity in the past two days that brought about the evacuation of 500 people in need of medical care from besieged towns in Syria, and delivery of aid to the town of Rastan, the situation on the ground remained dire.
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But after a brief flurry of activity earlier this fall — including a closed-door interview with the president's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr. — investigators reached an impasse in recent weeks, as Democrats and Republicans haggled over the next witnesses to call and documents to request.
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While concerns about diversity are not uncommon for people working in other political campaigns, the flurry of activity inside Buttigieg headquarters related to workplace culture is unusual so close to the start of voting, said Donna Brazile, a veteran of Democratic presidential campaigns since 313.
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In this flurry of activity, he seemed oblivious to how his actions might affect the economy and millions of Americans who stand to lose their jobs if he tears up trade agreements and causes other countries to retaliate by penalizing American goods and services.
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Amid this flurry of activity that has attempted to reverse the Obama administration's policy on health care, the environment, trade, immigration, national security and housing in just five days came the president's spontaneous forays into controversy, provoked by the chyrons on his television screen.
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The past few weeks have seen a flurry of activity: In addition to requesting the president's tax returns, other committees began authorizing subpoenas to look into everything from White House security clearances to the Trump administration's attempts to put a citizenship question on the census.
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But as per Melia's story:There's a flurry of activity taking place at the opposite end of the spectrum too: A new generation of tech investors are raising funds on a more modest scale, and they're doing it outside the confines of the traditional institutional-investing firms.
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But Thursday's flurry of activity was just the first step in what could be a yearslong legal battle to bring him to the US. The UK is pursuing Assange's extradition on behalf of the US government, but extradition cases between the two countries are complex affairs.
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Gulf banks have rushed to raise money in recent months in a flurry of activity attributed to a liquidity squeeze caused by lower oil prices, although recent volatility in the bond market has hampered debt issuance despite banks meeting with investors to sound out possible transactions.
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The flurry of activity came on the first full day after The New York Times's bombshell report that Trump urged Comey to halt his agency's probe into former national security adviser Michael Flynn during a February Oval Office meeting that Comey reportedly documented in a memo.
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Trav Robertson, chairman of the South Carolina Democratic Party and a longtime party operative, said the state saw a flurry of activity from national Democrats and prospective 2020 contenders throughout the 2018 midterm elections, and that he expected campaign staffing to ramp up in early January.
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While there is little evidence to suggest that the statements were coordinated, the flurry of activity amounted to a public push by the administration to present the image of a unified front amid indications that Trump ignored the advice of his top military and national security officials.
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A man of Jucundus's standing would have received many guests and likely owned many slaves; although the video reconstruction is void of people, the tour of the estate in all its extravagance invites us to consider the flurry of activity that once filled its many rooms.
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There's been a flurry of activity on drug pricing even amid the impeachment inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE.
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The flurry of activity this week pushed freight rates for 65,000-tonne clean tankers plying the Middle East to Europe route to $20.08 a tonne on Wednesday, up 5.013 percent from Monday and 12 percent from a week ago, said Ralph Leszczynski, head of research at Banchero Costa.
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The startup also has feasibility studies underway in Finland and Sweden, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Moscow, the Port of Los Angeles, and the UK. This flurry of activity is meant to convey the message that Hyperloop One is a serious business working on a serious transportation project with global implications.
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A strong run of data is offers some hope a mid-year lull after a flurry of activity at the start of the year may be over, It is unlikely, however, to dent expectations the European Central Bank will announce an extension to its stimulus program next month.
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A similar flurry of activity is under way in China, which wants to lead the world in AI by 2030 (by what measure is unclear), and in Russia, where President Vladimir Putin famously predicted that "whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world".
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Court cases over President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE's tax returns and financial records have seen a flurry of activity in recent weeks.
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The startup also has feasibility studies underway in Finland and Sweden, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Moscow, the Port of Los Angeles, and the UK. The company's recent flurry of activity is meant to convey the message that Hyperloop One is a serious business working on a serious transportation project with global implications.
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Barrick is in the process of integrating operations following a flurry of activity over the past few quarters, from the acquisition of Randgold Resources late last year to a joint venture in Nevada with the world's biggest gold producer Newmont Goldcorp to the buyout of Tanzania-focused unit Acacia Mining Plc.
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This latest flurry of activity continues the drive by Trump and other Republicans elected mostly from the parts of America least touched by immigration to impose a restrictionist agenda on migration over the nearly undivided opposition of Democrats elected by the areas where most immigrants, both undocumented and legal, actually live.
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They say the flurry of activity at the present moment feels similar to when President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,2023 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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But remarks by a federal prosecutor in a court conference call on Monday and a letter from the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey Jr., published on Wednesday indicated a recent flurry of activity behind the scenes between law enforcement and other parties that have suggested methods to break into the phone.
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The flurry of activity has created a commotion among the educated elite here, but it has had little immediate effect on the vast majority of women in India, a deeply patriarchal and traditional society in which women and girls often have little control over their lives and are frequently abused.
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It was fascinating to watch the flurry of activity at dinner when the news came that North Korea had launched a missile in the direction of Japan," Mr. DeAgazio wrote later on Facebook, describing how the two leaders "conferred and then went into another room for hastily arranged press conference.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SANTA FE, N.M. — The city was a flurry of activity the week of July 11, with members of the international art world descending upon SITE Santa Fe as it launched the second edition of its biennial series SITElines: New Perspectives on Art of the Americas.
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When on-demand was exploding and companies like Shyp and Luxe were fetching sizable valuations with large rounds of funding, there was a flurry of activity from investors that seemed to be jumping quickly to the next company with a lot of leeway for founders with ideas that made sense in theory.
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All in all, the flurry of activity adds up to another set of promises kept for Trump that he can lay before his most loyal voters as he pleads with them to go to the polls in November to stave off a Democratic wave that could crimp his room to maneuver as President.
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A flurry of activity ensued the next morning and afternoon, but the best parts were seeing the wild Nordic animals such as moose and lynx cubs at Skansen, a sprawling open-air museum and zoo covering five centuries of Swedish history, and our bike ride underneath the bright sun along the city's canals.
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MEXICO CITY — Five months after winning in a landslide victory that set off a wave of euphoria in the country and engaging in a flurry of activity on par with that of a sitting head of state, Andrés Manuel López Obrador will finally be sworn into office Saturday as the 13rd president of Mexico.
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The Toronto-based company is in the process of integrating operations following a flurry of activity over the past few quarters, from the acquisition of Randgold Resources late last year to a joint venture in Nevada with the world's biggest gold producer Newmont Goldcorp to the buyout of Tanzania-focused unit Acacia Mining Plc.
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The Toronto-based company is in the process of integrating operations following a flurry of activity over the past few quarters, from the acquisition of Randgold Resources late last year to a joint venture in Nevada with the world's biggest gold producer, Newmont Goldcorp, to the buyout of Tanzania-focused unit Acacia Mining Plc.
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Throughout the summer and early fall there was a flurry of activity around the case, the attorney says, but that it ground to a halt right after November 8, when Donald Trump's surprise win cleared a path for Sessions's ascent to the president's cabinet and for Strange to claim his seat in the Senate.
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This flurry of activity, little noticed at the time, broke into the mainstream when an enhanced focus on competition policy — completely with a call for a rethinking of one of the intellectual underpinnings of the past generation of antitrust enforcement — found its way to the center of congressional Democrats' proposed "Better Deal" for the American economy.
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The flurry of activity amounts to a comeback by nationalists like Mr. Bannon, who views trade as crucial to Mr. Trump's populist appeal but whose star has dimmed after clashes with globalist-minded aides like Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law, and Gary D. Cohn, the former Goldman Sachs banker and lifelong Democrat who is head of the National Economic Council.
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CreditCreditEdd Horder Seventy-two hours before her show at London Fashion Week, Emilia Wickstead's studio, on the fourth floor of a converted warehouse overlooking Ladbroke Grove, is a flurry of activity — seamstresses are sewing together puffed sleeves; tables of gingham gloves and shoes await models for fittings; a digital pattern-cutting machine is shuddering away — and yet Wickstead herself is unusually serene.
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Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigative team saw a flurry of activity in the final weeks of 203, as the special counsel's probe passed the 18-month mark in what has become a sprawling investigation into possible collusion between Trump's 2016 campaign and Russia.
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Amid the flurry of activity -- President Barack Obama's announcement of sanctions and expelled diplomats, Trump's assertion that the US should "move on," and Putin's declaration that (despite the recommendation of his Foreign Minister) he will not retaliate in kind against US diplomats in Russia (yet) -- reports reached me in Rome that the Kremlin would allegedly take steps to shut down the school as retaliation against Obama's moves against Russia.
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So it is almost time to say farewell to the season-long flurry of activity on the new 222-day D.L. This is the first year of the 210.67-day D.L., down from 218 days, and some teams have used it as a convenient way to let a starter skip a turn to nurse a nagging injury — sometimes of dubious severity — with the bonus of saving wear and tear.
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Both bills put into law benefits similar to DACA, which Trump rescinded earlier this month, setting off a flurry of activity on Capitol Hill to protect so-called Dreamers — DACA recipients and other young immigrants who have grown up in the U.S. Democrats on Monday introduced a discharge petition to move the DREAM Act forward — a legislative motion to collect a majority of House signatures and move the bill to a floor vote without the prior approval of House leadership.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) has also introduced a bill, which would pair a DACA fix with tougher border security and enforcement measures to crack down on gang members The flurry of activity on Capitol Hill comes as both sides have publicly dug in after a tentative immigration deal between Democrats and President Trump unraveled.
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