America is mired in a period of languid economic growth — a development marked by a sharp decrease in business investment and companies pulling back on hiring in a period of unpredictability.
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But for now, America is mired in a period of languid economic growth, given a sharp decrease in business investment and companies pulling back on hiring in a period of unpredictability.
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In a period of three months, I lost three babies.
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It seems like we're in a period of recontextualizing things.
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In a period of exceptional economic growth, pensions performed well.
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Brazil is in a period of political and economic upheaval.
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We're in a period of grieving for what was lost.
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Lehmann is the latest permanent hire in a period of
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We seem to be in a period of some tightening.
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We are now living in a period of exponential growth.
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"We're in a period of grieving now," Dr. Speicher said.
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Admittedly, the world economy is in a period of contraction.
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We are in a period of fashion overdose right now.
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And: We're in a period of atoning for America's racist past.
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Britain seems to be trapped in a period of low growth.
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"We are clearly in a period of managed decline," Johnson said.
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The LGBTQIA community is in a period of mourning and healing.
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It's true that Obamacare's marketplaces are in a period of tumult.
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I believe we are in a period of uncovering, unveiling, awakening.
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"We are in a period of backlash right now," he said.
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We're still in a period of slower growth and increased stimulus.
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"In a period of moderate inflation the retailers actually do better."
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We're living in a period of unprecedented change and unprecedented opportunity.
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He has chronic tinnitus, which resulted in a period of extreme pain.
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The attacks occurred in a period of political instability in Sri Lanka.
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Higher fuel prices have challenged airlines in a period of strong demand.
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The US electricity sector is in a period of unprecedented change and turmoil.
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DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach also believes we're in a period of market uncertainty.
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That drop has occurred in a period of just two years since 22012.
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Like any industry in a period of explosive growth, addiction treatment attracted wrongdoers.
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To start, gun ownership rates are in a period of long-term decline.
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Victory in the Spanish-American War ushered in a period of United States control.
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If you're in a period of strong job growth, that will affect your estimate.
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If you're in a period of weak job growth, that will affect your estimate.
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Many people thought we were going to be in a period of rising rates.
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They'd shot in eight countries spanning four continents in a period of three months.
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He did acknowledge Facebook's shortcomings and said it's now in a period of change.
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Stone, in a period of crafting highly-charged political films, seemed an unlikely fit.
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The Education Department's rule is now in a period of public debate by stakeholders.
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The county is in a period of moderate drought, the US Drought Monitor says.
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The worldwide economy is choppy, but we are actually in a period of stability.
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Mr. Snowden's disclosures in 2013 ushered in a period of intense interest in surveillance.
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"My view is they are in a period of survival politics," Mr. Gregg said.
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In a period of extreme swerves and shifts, that may count as an achievement.
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Its ascension has come as the theater industry is in a period of flux.
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The workshop was founded in a period of upheaval that touched even the theater.
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The loan market is in a period of relative calm after a stormy few months.
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Instead, the Pentagon has been in a period of leadership limbo for half a year.
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Turkey is still reeling from their emotional aftershocks and remains in a period of mourning.
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The state of Kansas has cycled through three governors in a period of six months.
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We're in a period of vast disruption and transformation, and every business is being impacted.
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This effort would be a big lift even in a period of intra-governmental cooperation.
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That tied the NHL record for most assists in a period of a playoff game.
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Robovacs are our reward for living in a period of history defined by its technology.
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The party's grandstanding comes in a period of heightened tensions over gender violence in Spain.
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It draws people out in a period of time when there's so much tension around.
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Or, that on average the stock market does better in a period of falling bond yields.
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The seeds of the current crisis were planted around 22009, in a period of budgetary contraction.
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The move comes in a period of heightened dealmaking in the agricultural seeds and chemicals industry.
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Yet the court, which ended its term on Monday, remains in a period of great transition.
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In its previous poll, done in a period of June 8-12, Zelenskiy's party got 36.9%.
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I do think we've been in a period of time where private capital has been abundant.
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Reckitt said "the parties are presently engaged in a period of due diligence and contract discussion".
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The income of its maker—Smith, Kline & French—increased eightfold in a period of fifteen years.
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But, Ms. Boisson said, ballet is in a period of "checking itself," especially following #MeToo revelations.
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To some, any impediment to emissions reduction is unconscionable in a period of declared climate emergency.
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"It's unusual that I would go out like that in a period of work," he said.
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It is simply this: The US is in a period of declining social and political trust.
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In a period of otherwise extended market calm, geopolitics have been driving periodic bouts of volatility.
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The debate served as a reminder that the campaign is still in a period of persuasion.
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They started a family almost immediately, and had three children in a period of 37 months.
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"What's not good for Britain is that we're in a period of uncertainty," Total's boss said.
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But even in a period of such expansion, these far-flung lounges struggled to make money.
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In a period of massive, rapid disruption, the welfare of the people involved is not tertiary.
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I think we're in a period of massive media consolidation, not just the magazine business. Clearly.
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And yet, right now the league is in a period of wild experimentation and rapid evolution.
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For now, Achkar noted that Brexit has resulted in a period of uncertainty for U.K. capital markets.
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Such gatherings are rare and usually take place in a period of crisis in a national Church.
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The officer activated the taser 10 times in a period of 50 seconds, according to the report.
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I'd say that we're in a period of polling bloat, but bloat is too wan a word.
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In a period of fewer than 22019 years, more than 50 college students were killed on campus.
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You've probably noticed that the United States is currently embroiled in a period of extreme political polarization.
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"We are not on a honeymoon but rather in a period of ongoing arguments," he told Reuters.
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Despite this record of rehabilitation, she was denied parole five times in a period of six years.
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The steel industry has been rebuilt in a period of a year because of what I've done.
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In a previous poll, done in a period of May 26 - June 7, Zelenskiy's party got 34.4%.
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This small hospital was deployed and treated over 80,000 patients in a period of a few months.
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It noted that was in a period of "hyper-growth" and strong demand in mining, inspection and construction.
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That business has struggled through the past few years in a period of increased regulation and reduced volatility.
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The country is now in a period of relative but uneasy calm; ceasefire violations persist with numbing regularity.
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"We're in a period of time in which it all has to come out, " she told the magazine.
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"I'm talking tens of millions of dollars in a period of a couple of weeks," Mr. Devine said.
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Per the Journal:The pursuit of the Bezos story came in a period of financial strain for the company.
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Along with initial test driving, Google is very much in a period of data collection for the service.
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A buyout might be appealing to TiVo right now, as it's in a period of uncertainty and transition.
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The family of steel billionaires came to Carige's rescue in 2015, ushering in a period of management instability.
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"In a period of political instability we need to be prepared for a no-deal scenario," he said.
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That's in part because they are in a period of disruption that forces them to become more nimble.
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The February Revolution of 21917 bought down Czar Nicholas II and ushered in a period of liberal reforms.
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Anderson said early estimates were made by executives in a period of unprecedented emotional turmoil following the vote.
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It's still an environment where you want to see stocks do well in a period of sustained expansion.
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I literally lost all of my contracts in a period of about four weeks in April and May.
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Anderson said early estimates were made by executives in a period of unprecedented emotional turmoil following the vote.
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That means the volcano is in a period of "intense unrest" and could erupt hazardously at any time.
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Several commentators have described the plunge as a mystery, particularly since we're in a period of economic growth.
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I'm concerned you'll make a choice you cannot reverse while in a period of depression, frustration and vulnerability.
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In a period of fewer than six weeks, Field said they packed and shipped out over 15,000 orders.
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The GDP represents the total dollar value of all goods and services produced in a period of time.
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Monday's crash is the second such incident in war-torn South Sudan in a period of 18 months.
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The University of Houston Law Center was in a period of transition when Warren interviewed there in 313.
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"The irony is that the Prado opened in a period of clearly regressive thinking in Spain," he added.
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That suggests that in a period of about 500 years, the hepatitis B virus has not changed much.
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Children may show stronger emotions and experience them more intensely when they are in a period of developmental change.
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They've ramped up in such a significant way in a period of just a few months across the country.
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Nonetheless, California's forests are in a period of intense change as they recover from fire, drought, and human development.
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Before America's housing market collapsed in 290, its fossil fuel sector had been in a period of lengthy decline.
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In other words, we are currently living in a period of elevated levels of employment stability, not employment dynamism.
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In a period of just two months in 2018, four others died in the Western Australian Outback's fiery conditions.
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The protests in 2011 had initially ushered in a period of optimism among Egyptians who hoped for democratic change.
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Things are going to happen in a "period of time," a short period or a long one or whatever.
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In a period of six months, since we started doing what I'm doing, the steel industry has literally revived.
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In a period of a few hours, he had foot surgery, was traded to Orlando and was immediately waived.
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We're in a period of massive demographic and social change, and all that change is creating a powerful backlash.
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There's a lot of money coming to the border and it will be coming in a period of time.
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This event may usher in a period of personal enlightenment for you, shaking up your social circle in the process.
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A further rise in core inflation, if it comes in a period of global risk aversion, can hit the forint.
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And it's enough to keep copper and other base metals used in the manufacturing process in ... a period of weakness.
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"I think we definitely are in a period of four or five years of sustained 3 percent growth, at least."
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Lowe's has been in a period of transition since CEO Marvin Ellison joined the retailer less than a year ago.
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He added that these end markets explain how DuPont's business grew 10 percent in a period of declining auto sales.
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Silfverberg began his offensive eruption by scoring twice in a period of 223 minutes, 220 seconds in the second period.
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I think we are in a period of rapid experimentation so it really depends on the strategy of the company.
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When the utility bill jumped $825 in a period of months, other people at the Department of Citrus got suspicious.
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He had just turned forty and now found himself in a period of midlife not-quite-crisis-more-like-reëvaluation.
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He is credited with ushering in a period of economic prosperity and fostering rapid urban development in its major cities.
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"We may be in a period of flux with how these economic systems are viewed," said Monmouth pollster Patrick Murray.
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A military coup in Brazil in 1964 had ushered in a period of governmental oppression, which initially spared artistic activities.
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That ushered in a period of political turmoil that scared away tourists and foreign investors, key sources of foreign exchange.
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The launchings occurred in a period of escalating tensions between the government of Kim Jong-un and the Trump administration.
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The opening of its flagship store comes in a period of accelerated innovation in retail and technology — and heightened competition.
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Nine months before Britain's exit from the EU, the country seems to be trapped in a period of low growth.
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Would the Liberia National Police (LNP) be capable of maintaining the peace and security in a period of electoral uncertainty?
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Nine months before Britain's exit from the EU, the country seems to be trapped in a period of relatively low growth.
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"China's economy is still in a period of transition between new and old drivers... and external uncertainties are increasing," it said.
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Home computing ushered in a period of incredible gaming diversity and experimentation, probably the most creative period in video game history.
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New York (CNN Business)America's economy is in a period of historic prosperity, but you wouldn't know it from Washington's policymaking.
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Dimon also highlighted JPMorgan Chase's "breakout year" despite operating in a period of "profound political and economic change" around the world.
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AND WE ARE IN A PERIOD OF TIME WHERE I WOULD ARGUE THAT WE DO NOT – HAVE NOT HAD EFFECTIVE REREGULATION.
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In a period of negative yields elsewhere, it should not be surprising that investors worldwide are stampeding to U.S. Treasury bonds.
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For instance: While we are still in a period of ferment, ESG factors have entered the mainstream of the investment calculus.
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This shift, combined with business-friendly tax and regulatory policy, ushered in a period of mergers and acquisitions that created megacorporations.
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His message to staff comes as the pandemic has ushered in a period of rapid growth for the messaging app company.
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I would hate to see her make a choice she cannot reverse while in a period of depression, frustration and vulnerability . . .
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Put another way: Yang got all the polling he needed to make the next debate in a period of 10 hours.
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"The speed of change is different now, and we've been in a period of change for a long time," Middaugh says.
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And it did not usher in a period of 3% GDP growth (as Trump&aposs administration was so fond of echoing).
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" Trump indicated his administration had spoken "briefly" to the Palestinians and would speak to them again "in a period of time.
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The international arena continues to grow more dangerous and complex, while America's military is stuck in a period of deep decline.
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It makes more sense, he adds, to be defensive when the market is entering or in a period of falling prices.
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But a decision to relocate the capital of imperial India to Delhi in 1911 ushered in a period of relative decline.
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"Our country is still in a period of important strategic opportunities for development, but the international situation is increasingly complicated," he added.
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British citizens voted on Thursday for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union, ushering in a period of uncertainty for universities.
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And at least one of the events coincides with the onset of the Pleistocene, ushering in a period of major global cooling.
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That's why voter suppression efforts have escalated so much in recent years, and it's why we're now in a period of backsliding.
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"Unfortunately, we are in a period of rising intolerance and prejudice toward Muslims in the United States and the world," Erdogan said.
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Earlier this week, Asakura experienced more than one and a half times its monthly average rainfall in a period of 24 hours.
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A report from PricewaterhouseCoopers, titled "That Shrinking Feeling" suggests that the financial crisis has left banks in a period of painful transition.
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The argument in favor of this idea revolves around the fact that we are in a period of historically low interest rates.
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A new generation of party leaders had promised that the December vote would usher in a period of change and constitutional reform.
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He added that in a period of unprecedented economic turmoil, the last thing the market can afford is another source of uncertainty.
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This required the production of nine paintings in a period of thirty days which was the time I allocated for the project.
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"Our country is still in a period of important strategic opportunities for development, but the international situation is increasingly complicated," he said.
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We are more than ever in a period of fake news, and I think it's good that World Press applies these rules.
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" Gordon also liked the stock of Netflix, which he agreed was showing "really good relative performance here in a period of volatility.
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In a period of such polarization, winning credibility with a cross-section of the public is the mark of journalism that matters.
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The referendum vote to leave the European Union has brought in a period of heightened political, economic and institutional uncertainty, Fitch said.
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In a period of less hurricane activity, the mode shifts and opposite conditions prevail, both in the ocean and along the coast.
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Within three months, the generals who toppled Diem were themselves deposed, ushering in a period of cascading military coups and religious violence.
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" Deutsche Bank noted that "we're in a period of very elevated global asset prices – possibly the most elevated in aggregate through history.
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"We are in a period of experimentation and exploration, and it's important to be connected to our world," Ms. Le Gall said.
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For instance, during the event, he introduced each poem by placing it in a period of time or style in his career.
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"We are in a period of time where people have unprecedented ease of access to a global media platform," Chief Hank Stawinski said.
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Mr Haig: No one would be able to deny that we're in a period of profound change, even in the last ten years.
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" Peter Harrison, Group CEO of Schroders, who will also be joining Antler's advisory board, said: "We are in a period of unprecedented change.
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Well, the crash period, you know, occurred over a period of -- in its most intense phase, in a period of weeks or months.
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In a period of less than two weeks, 10 Black and Latinx teenagers have disappeared in the Washington, D.C., area, The Root reports.
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A lot of times, you're spending 50 or 60 million dollars in a period of six months, so time is really, really valuable.
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We both grew up in a period of time when there was no war on our land — Europe, or United States, or China.
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"It's tempting to think we're in a period of particularly violent disagreement or toxicity at the moment," Morgan told me late last year.
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Renzi's supporters say his vociferous opponents are driven by personal animosity and are looking to bolster their influence in a period of flux.
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His death and subsequent diagnosis ushered in a period of awareness of the long-term, sometimes fatal, repercussions of brain injuries in hockey.
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It was taken about a week prior, in a period of escalating gang violence related to the release of key players from prison.
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The coverage resulted in a period of unprecedented "immigration" to Talossa—more people joined in 1996 than in the previous 17 years combined.
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In that single day, he publicly made 125 false or misleading statements — in a period of time that totaled only about 120 minutes.
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While CBS (CBS) assets — such as its broadcast network and Showtime — are humming along, the corporation is in a period of wrenching change.
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It ushered in a period of suicide bombings and shooting attacks by Palestinians, and Israeli air strikes, demolitions, no-go zones and curfews.
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But as power descends upon him, and perhaps on Salvini, ignorance and lack of good advice will certainly usher in a period of turbulence.
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At the same time, the referendum vote to leave the European Union has ushered in a period of heightened political, institutional, and economic uncertainty.
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I think we definitely are in a period of four or five sustained -- four or five years of sustained 3 percent growth at least.
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In a period of three days, restrictive voter ID laws passed by Republican statehouses in Wisconsin, Texas, and Michigan were all overturned in court.
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BH: It feels like comics are in a period of transition right now, with more new and diverse voices gaining attention than ever before.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's economy is still in a period of adjustment and facing downward pressure, a spokesman for the statistics bureau said on Friday.
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"I think we have been in a period of insane 'animals spirits,'" Greene said on "Squawk on the Street, " citing previous inaction in Washington.
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To refinance that debt in a period of higher bond yields, the government would have to borrow from the market at much higher rates.
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"You've probably got a more attractive product in a period of uncertainty than a senior bond," said Vincent Keaveny, finance partner at DLA Piper.
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It's one of the most active volcanoes in the world, and for the past few months it's been in a period of heightened activity.
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Mr. Rautavaara's second marriage ushered in a period of heightened creativity and coincided with a transition to a neo-Romantic, deeply expressive musical language.
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In a period of detente, I think it makes sense to stop offensive military exercises that's really aimed at North Korea but also China.
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They addressed various legal questions, and they gave answers at various times in a period of rapid change in public attitudes on gay rights.
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Our visit came at a strange time for Cuban-American relations, as the country languishes in a period of post-Fidel, post-Obama uncertainty.
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Bratescu's work centers on a paradox she is reticent to talk about: She worked freely as an artist in a period of political repression.
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But globally, when you take a step back, we are in a period of time, I think, where we are seeing slower growth globally.
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One mother in Sangin district, in the southern province of Helmand, lost three sons fighting for the Taliban in a period of eight months.
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" Vecchio believes U.S. productivity growth remains low and "with material labor market slack remaining, the U.S. may be stuck in a period of lower growth.
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But if you look at what&aposs happened to steel and aluminum, we practically built a new industry in a period of four, five months.
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I think we definitely are in a period of four or five years of sustained 3 percent growth at least," Mnuchin told "Fox News Sunday.
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It would likely take time before they find buyers for their oil and to make matters worse, we are in a period of abundant supply.
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READ: N. Korea requests meeting with U.N. Security Council This month, North Korea fired salvos of ballistic missiles twice in a period of eight days.
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Furthermore, state Medicaid cuts are occurring under an existing federal matching system while our nation is in a period of steady, if patchy, economic growth.
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"We are now in a period of dislocation - a perfect storm of challenges and changes from regulation, competitors and markets," Orcel said in the memo.
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The crypotocurrency is in a period of extreme volatility after a strong showing over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, when it set multiple all-time records.
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In a period of just two hours, they witnessed the black hole become 75 times brighter in the near-infrared band of the light spectrum.
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"In the United States, we're living in a period of easy credit and zero defaults," Som-lok Leung, IACPM's executive director, said in a statement.
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"For now, we are able to produce up to 2-carat diamonds in a period of at least six to eight weeks," Ms. Gicquel said.
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"The R. V. industry could be in a period of transition," said Richard Curtin, an economist at the University of Michigan, who studies the industry.
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Back in 2.153, the Chinese economy was the sixth-largest in the world versus the second-largest today, and in a period of increasing growth.
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And every week we have seen, and we haven't seen this much in a period of time, who come and invest in our stock market.
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However, many analysts warn that impeachment could usher in a period of political turmoil, with several senior PMDB figures also targeted by the graft investigation.
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He was no longer able to hold a conversation, losing the thread almost immediately, starting over several times in a period of a few minutes.
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Old Navy hit another slump as a result of the 2009 financial crisis and recession, joining many other retailers in a period of sales declines.
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In a period of relentless news, it's a relief to come across thought-provoking analysis that transcends the 18/7 cycle to illuminate the present.
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Attacking the bank when it is in a period of consolidation is not clever but "cheap," conservative lawmaker Michael Fuchs told the Passauer Neue Presse.
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Over a phone conversation earlier this week, Keegan-Michael Key admitted his career is in a period of "transition" since the end of Key & Peele.
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In a period of great political division, one of the foundations of our Nation is our enduring commitment to the peaceful transition of power through elections.
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Egypt has faced a shortage of hard currency since a 2011 uprising ushered in a period of political instability that drove away tourists and foreign investors.
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As the only Jew running for president in a period of increased anti-Semitic attacks, we should take the double standard Sanders is held to seriously.
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I was worried about the game when I flew out to Roseville,in part because the game appeared to be in a period of extreme flux.
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I think we definitely are in a period of four or five years of sustained 3 percent growth, at least," Mnuchin said on "Fox News Sunday.
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Hurricane Florence jumped from a Category 2 to Category 4 storm in a period of a few hours before it slammed into North Carolina in September.
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The video game industry is in a period of transition, and it's not just because the next PlayStation and Xbox consoles are due out next year.
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In a period of less than 15 years during the Cold War, they built the U-2, the highest altitude spy plane, still in service today.
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Those bombardments — mainly airstrikes by Syrian and Russian planes — killed 1,100 civilians and injured 4,000 others in a period of less than a month from Feb.
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"We're in a period of China making tactical adjustments based on a deeply unpopular reputation," said Jude Blanchette, an expert on Chinese policy at Crumpton Group.
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But Mr. Sánchez's government will be a highly vulnerable minority one, and it is likely to usher in a period of weak leadership and potential instability.
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It's important to note that the stock market is in a period of increased volatility amid the coronavirus outbreak, and retailers have been particularly hard hit.
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"We are (in) a period of continued weakness and pervasive uncertainty," ECB President Mario Draghi, acknowledging that Europe's slowdown was longer and deeper than earlier thought.
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But a new report from the Department of Health and Human Services shows the nation remains in a period of relatively slow growth in health spending.
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Egypt's economy has been struggling since the 2011 uprising ushered in a period of political instability, driving away foreign investors and tourists - earners of foreign currency.
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We're obviously not living in that world, and thank god for that, but it does feel a little like we're living in a period of stasis.
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Gains are expected to continue as global economies are in a period of synchronized growth after years of dealing with the aftereffects of the Great Recession.
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This may be somewhat counterintuitive, because by many measures the economy is doing very well—the country is coasting in a period of historically low unemployment.
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Benchmark's Matt Cohler also stepped down from the board this week, which leads us to believe the ride-hailing giant's advisors are in a period of transition.
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His strongman presidency ushered in a period of breakneck growth and development, but also harsh working conditions in South Korean sweatshops and increasing repression by the state.
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If you have intrusive suicidal thoughts in a period of a few months after the suicide of someone you admired or feel similar to, ask for help.
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Inflation data is a wild card for the markets Friday, as traders watch to see if the economy is trapped in a period of sluggish price increases.
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Sovereign wealth funds around the world are trying to find new avenues to boost returns in a period of relatively low interest rates and slow economic growth.
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The 200-day moving average, which smooths out intraday and day-to-day volatility, shows the S&P 500 in a period of consolidation over this stretch.
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In a period of historically low interest rates, management charges become all the more noticeable and have the potential to wipe out already meager rates of return.
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Italy's Treasury minister on Sunday said he did not see a recession on the horizon, but acknowledged that Italy's economy could be in a period of stagnation.
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Brad Pitt and estranged wife Angelina Jolie have been in a period of transition since announcing the end of their 12-year relationship and two-year marriage.
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"We are (in) a period of continued weakness and pervasive uncertainty," Draghi told a news conference as he announced cuts to the bank's growth and inflation targets.
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The victory of SDSM promised to usher in a period of rational and conciliatory political dealings, renaming various statues to reflect a spirit of Greek-Macedonian friendship.
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"We are (in) a period of continued weakness and pervasive uncertainty," Draghi told a news conference as he announced cuts to the bank's growth and inflation forecasts.
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And since, as Frances Lee convincingly argues, we've been in a period of unusually tight partisan competition since the 1980s, partisan teamsmanship has increased as a result.
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" Last week, Trump said he'd spoken to the Palestinians "briefly" about his plan, though he also said "we will speak to them in a period of time.
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History shows that each of the last three times we cut tax rates, it ushered in a period of increased growth, higher wages and more disposable income.
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"Poland is in a period of rapid growth, is accelerating its digital transformation, and has become an international software engineering hub," writes Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian.
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Kerr said it would be unwise to try to force Britain's new leaders to declare their intentions too early in a period of political and financial turmoil.
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Rather than usher in a period of ambitious liberal achievements, these reforms in fact coincided with the close of an era of left-of-center policy change.
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"We're in a period of solid, but not overheated demand" for business jets, General Dynamics Chief Executive Phebe Novakovic said on a conference call to discuss the results.
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Although the ruling ushered in a period of uncertainty, many hope it will restore some faith in Kenya's tarnished institutions, reducing the long-term likelihood of political violence.
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Southwest CEO Gary Kelly in an email to the company's employees acknowledged the company was "in a period of tension and turmoil" regarding the out-of-service aircraft.
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Some economists agree the stock market is in a period of overvaluation but do not see that as foretelling a cataclysmic economic downturn originating in the United States.
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"We are in a period of exceptional change in our industry and we need to prepare Airbus for the opportunities and challenges ahead," Faury said in a statement.
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Yet, in a period of rising populism and, in many parts of the world, of growing authoritarianism, they face greater resistance today than they have for many years.
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Analysts said the 13 percent wage rise sought by pilots looked unrealistic in a period of high and rising fuel prices, intensifying competition and causing numerous airline bankruptcies.
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I agree with Gordon that we're currently in a period of low productivity growth, but I don't buy into this notion that we've run out of important innovations.
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" Financial markets also took a hit after comments on Thursday from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, saying the European economy was in "a period of continued weakness.
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Worries that the world is in a period of "secular stagnation," or a long-term slowdown that will mute returns, dropped to their lowest level in 5½ years.
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"The expectation is that emphasis will be given to needed structural reforms in a period of four years without elections," said one banker, who declined to be identified.
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Macy's, which also owns luxury chain Bloomingdale's, is in a period of transition as Chief Executive Officer Terry Lundgren is due to become executive chairman on March 23.
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One key factor behind this weakness, which leads some economist to argue we are in a period of "secular stagnation," is the steady downward trend of productivity growth.
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In a period of student unrest and political activism across the United States, he emerged as a strong liberal voice, especially in his opposition to the Vietnam War.
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That plan - later scrapped - ushered in a period of turmoil at the company, from Musk's public battles with regulators, a flurry of securities lawsuits, cost cutting and layoffs.
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The Thwaites is at risk of hitting a point of irreversible melting, after which the glacier could lose all of its ice in a period of 150 years.
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I think the 22025th quarter represented the change, and I think active strategies are going to pay off, much more than they have in a period of time.
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It ushered in a period of mature mastery for Mr. Abrahamsen, whose rapt recent song cycle, "let me tell you," won the prestigious Grawemeyer Award in the fall.
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The story is replete with irony: Sandy Hayes, Tom's mother, worked for former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who ushered in a period of light-touch financial regulation.
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Many analysts have said that if the U.K. departs from the EU without a deal in place, it could usher in a period of prolonged and severe uncertainty.
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Many of those would be shifted out of the UK, but some would be new roles in Europe, resulting in a period of duplication, the executives surveyed said.
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In a period of investment calm and artificially low interest rates, automated funds, which churn out consistent if unspectacular returns, have become very popular among yield-hungry investors.
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"We are in a period of campaigns starting earlier," said Joel Benenson, a Democratic pollster who played a top role in Barack Obama's and Hillary Clinton's presidential campaigns.
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Although his youth was overshadowed by the war with Japan, he lived in a period of intellectual freedom and ferment and spent his days largely alone reading voraciously.
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"The EP was put together in a period of my life when I tried to recover from serious mood disorders and was put on various antidepressant medications," he said.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said "we are (in) a period of continued weakness and pervasive uncertainty," as he announced cuts to the bank's growth and inflation forecasts.
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As several brands reported stronger clothing sales during the quarter, these retailers' misses exemplify how in a period of tepid consumer demand, apparel sellers have little room for error.
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Thanks to Labour's civil war and the fragmentation of the other parties, Britain is about to engage in a period of revolutionary upheaval without the safeguard of an opposition.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said: "We are (in) a period of continued weakness and pervasive uncertainty" as he announced cuts to the bank's growth and inflation forecasts.
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Capita had been in a period of "exclusive engagement" with British Airways to support BA's global customer contact operations, which it said handles around 9.5 million calls a year.
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In a period of larger and larger galleries Virginia found herself increasingly drawn to small spaces, like the room she built at 724 Fifth Avenue in the mid-'80s.
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Lao experienced one of its worst natural disasters in 2013 when five major monsoon storms hit in a period of three months, according to the ReliefWeb humanitarian information portal.
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Researchers at the Universities of Bristol and Surrey in Britain, are developing supercapacitors, which they believe will eventually allow devices to charge in a period of a few minutes.
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In a period of high fuel prices, shipping companies can trade increased sailing times, smaller schedules and larger fleets (higher capital costs) for reduced fuel consumption (lower operating costs).
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More than 45 million have been sold globally since the Corolla was introduced in 1966, helping to usher in a period of rapid growth for the Japanese auto industry.
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As summer turned into fall, then winter and spring, I found myself gripped by uncertainty about the whole project of writing about Close in a period of such turmoil.
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In a period of seven days, the song received just 89 additional plays across about 180 radio stations nationwide monitored by metrics services MediaBase and BDS, according to Figula.
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"We can't rule out any intervention, and reiterate that we're in a period of very high volatility," Deputy Finance Minister Fernando Aportela said at an event in Mexico City.
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"We are in a period of robust growth, markets are integrating this and because there are no signs of fragility, they have no reason to change directions", he added.
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Egypt had roughly $36 billion in reserves before its 2011 uprising ushered in a period of political turmoil, scaring off tourists and foreign investors, key sources of hard currency.
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The country had roughly $36 billion in reserves before its 2011 uprising ushered in a period of political turmoil, scaring off tourists and foreign investors, key sources of hard currency.
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There's an elegant crudeness to this deceptively simple, masterful piece, as if another famous television "Fred," Fred Flintstone — in a period of serious depth, sophistication, inspiration, and grace — created it.
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Instead of continually rising markets, leading ultimately to euphoria and then massive collapse, it's in a period of rolling corrections that has reined in expectations for corporate profits, he said.
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In a period of about four hours after the former Massachusetts governor's speech, there were roughly 529,000 tweets about Romney on Twitter, according to the social media site's own metrics.
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There are cultures that promote a lie-in, a period of time when family and friends take care of a new mom and baby, allowing her to heal and rest.
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In a period of racial and cultural sensitivity, it seems designers have to be extra careful, making sure they triple and quadruple check just where exactly their inspirations are rooted.
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Slovenia first began constructing a border fence during the refugee crisis of 2015 when in a period of six months about half a million illegal migrants passed through the country.
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Its negative rate policy, in place since 2015, is aimed at curbing demand for the currency in a period of destabilising elections across Europe that could boost anti-establishment parties.
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Brands determine how often they want a customer to see an ad in a period of time, but it's Instagram that sets the parameters for when exactly they see it.
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The air disaster is the latest in a series for Egypt, complicating its efforts to restore tourism, which has suffered since the 2011 uprising ushered in a period of instability.
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The businesses had debt ranging from £250,000 to £20m and "did not receive the support they could have reasonably expected in a period of extreme financial stress", the report said.
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Old Navy's value-oriented positioning should benefit sales in a period of trade-down but it appears that broader market discounting, and potential merchandising issues are causing weak sales trends.
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Financial markets, including crude oil futures, took a hit after ECB President Mario Draghi said on Thursday the European economy was in "a period of continued weakness and pervasive uncertainty".
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She worked at Sprinkles Cupcakes for seven months Following her stint on Idol, a discouraged Stevens found herself in a period of self-doubt and decided to temporarily quit music.
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Following their party's disastrous presidential loss in November, Democrats have been in a period of soul-searching as they seek a new message and cohesive identity in the Trump era.
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Many people thought that the 2015 election in Canada would result in a period of self reflection of what it was that had gotten us to so low a point.
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For now, they'll engage in a "period of frantic diplomacy" before sanctions come into effect "to see what, if anything, can be preserved," Suzanne Maloney of Brookings told reporters Monday.
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"In this very ferocious period we're living in, in a period of great binaries, he's able to find another way to talk about these issues we're facing," Ms. Tillman said.
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I don't know exactly how things might proceed differently with parties that are sorted to this level, and I remain concerned about party weakness in a period of strong partisanship.
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Rivaling ... Not rival ... In the pantheon of periods of time of progress with FDR and Lyndon Johnson, have a lot of things getting done in a period of great crisis.
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The world is in a period of "true turmoil," with financial markets and economies in crisis while the new coronavirus continues to spread rapidly, oil guru Daniel Yergin told CNBC.
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In a period of eight months, Henry Ford built a mile-long assembly line on a patch of Michigan prairie that could produce one B-24 bomber every 63 minutes.
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In its earning statement, the technology firm said that the Chinese smartphone market is in a "period of recalibration" but its focus is on expanding into the high-end segment.
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This cosmic collision may have ushered in a period of global cooling by filtering out sunlight, which in turn caused sea levels to drop as ice formed at the poles.
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And according to data by the Aspen Institute, the gap between young athletes across economic lines grew from 23% to 32 percent in a period of three years from 2013.
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When China approves the seed variety, "we will penetrate 15 to 25 percent of all soy acreage in Argentina (with HB4) in a period of three to five years," he said.
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The country had roughly $36 billion in reserves before an uprising in 2011 ushered in a period of political turmoil, scaring away tourists and foreign investors, key sources of hard currency.
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"Thailand is in a period of mourning due to the death of the King and removal of ads is a cultural custom," a spokesperson wrote to advertisers in a blog post.
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At least 240 Palestinians have been killed in Israel and the Palestinian Territories in a period of sporadic violence that began in October 2015 but has tapered off in recent months.
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What also helped, he said, was the familiarity with Hillary and Bill Clinton dating back to the 1990s when her husband was president and ushered in a period of financial deregulation.
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" Mark Mahaney from RBC raised his price target, saying: "We feel we could be in a period of sustained rerating as the worst Facebook fears appear not to have been realized.
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Stocks in Shanghai had been in a period of relative calm so far this year, but a relatively precipitous drop of 2.7 percent this month has refocused attention on the markets.
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First of all, China is in a period of transition, because it is rebalancing its economy and it has been very much investment driven, it has to be more consumption driven.
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But now that the monopolistic era of print is giving way to an accelerating stampede of digital, the relationship between newsrooms and their audiences is in a period of manifest change.
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When it's time for your alarm to go off, SleepBot waits until your phone's sensors detect that you're moving more, which means you are probably in a period of light sleep.
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But some strategists instead see the dollar continuing its decline, which started in the early days of 2017, as it competes with other currencies in a period of synchronized global growth.
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"China's bond market is still in a period of 'expanding inflows and restricting outflows' so I expect the southbound Connect is still a long way off," said one Chinese bond trader.
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The win put her into the last 16 at Wimbledon for the first time in a period of a her career when milestones are being achieved on an almost daily basis.
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The election result has plunged Spain into its most fraught political situation in decades, threatening to bring in a period of instability just as its recovers from a long economic crisis.
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Lao experienced one of its worst natural disasters in 2013 when five major monsoon storms hit the country in a period of three months, according to the ReliefWeb humanitarian information portal.
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At least 241 Palestinians have been killed in Israel and the Palestinian Territories in a period of sporadic violence that began in October 2015 but has tapered off in recent months.
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We are in a period of huge disequilibria in the labor market due to the increasing role of emerging economies in global trade and to technology displacement and on the geopolitical front.
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It has been contending with industry-wide challenges where larger European airlines have driven down fares by adding more seats to boost their market share in a period of lower oil prices.
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"The sovereigntist movement is in a period of turmoil but that preceded Peladeau and I think it will be there after him," said Christian Bourque, a pollster for Quebec-based Leger Marketing.
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IKEA is in a period of transformation where it is boosting its digital, delivery and other services and testing new more accessible store formats in a fast-changing retail and consumer landscape.
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As smartphone sales begin to stall and phone makers clamber to figure out what's next, we're in a period of uncertainty: is the decade of continued, unprecedented growth going to come back?
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Financial markets, including crude oil futures, took a hit after comments on Thursday from ECB President Mario Draghi, saying the European economy was in "a period of continued weakness and pervasive uncertainty".
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"Ratings downgrades look to be a foregone conclusion, as the ratings agencies will see this as ushering in a period of protracted political instability," said Marc Ostwald, strategist at ADM Investor Services.
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As it became clear on Friday that the Leave camp was going to pull off an unexpected victory, commodities did what they normally do in a period of heightened risk, they declined.
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"Entertainment is in a period of disruption, and how people find and experience stories is evolving," Allen Lau, the CEO who co-founded the company with Ivan Yuen, said in a statement.
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Here's Sulzberger's note: Dear Colleagues, As you all know, we are in a period of transformation as we adapt our newsroom, opinion and the other parts of our business for our future.
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About 2400,2400 years ago, in a period of intense cold that preceded the end of the last ice age, glaciers from west and east merged to cut off Alaska from North America.
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The first, of course, was Mr. Fink's experience at First Boston in 1986, when he bet big on mortgages without assessing how the securities would trade in a period of extreme stress.
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With Venezuela in a period of almost unprecedented turmoil, the formation of this Congressional caucus to pursue common legislative proposals, letters and resolutions to pressure the regime, has never been more important.
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May's call for a global commitment to dealing with the migrant crisis, emphasizing that in a period of anxiety and globalization, countries must be able to control immigration and their own borders.
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In McNally's view, the market is locked in a period of boom and bust that started in 2003, when a confluence of factors ended a period of relative stability for oil prices.
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But some on the alt-right consider Mr. Bannon a door through which Evola's ideas of a hierarchical society run by a spiritually superior caste can enter in a period of crisis.
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"In a dark room you move with tiny steps — you don't run but you do move," Draghi said of the bank's efforts to provide guidance to financial markets in a period of uncertainty.
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"Overall, October's unchanged rate reflects that the central bank is still in a period of observation," Chaoping Zhu, global market strategist, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, said in a Mandarin-language phone interview Tuesday.
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We became friends in a period of our lives when the demands of our jobs were just heating up, when the roots we were putting down in the city were just getting deep.
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In addition, in a period of cash flow pressure, cumulative dividends would result in a significant cash commitment that would not provide the company with the flexibility normally afforded by regular common dividends.
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One day after Sonny Gray made his debut with the New York Yankees, left-hander Jaime Garcia will do the same, starting for his third different team in a period of two weeks.
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And although the self-deleting messaging provider subsequently managed to delete a huge chunk of its market capitalization, the blockbuster offering did seem to usher in a period of greater tech IPO activity.
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With markets trading in a period of low volatility, investors have rushed to buy currencies where central banks are still raising rates or economic data has exceeded expectations, indicating a brighter economic outlook.
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"In a dark room you move with tiny steps -- you don't run but you do move," Draghi said of the bank's efforts to provide guidance to financial markets in a period of uncertainty.
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However, "now is not the time to do that, you don't make that adjustment in a period of extreme stress, especially when China has not sorted out their capital accounts yet," said Hasenstab.
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In a period of intensified production, a series of works were made by simply layering newspaper clippings from the days following August 21; these evidence the intensity, confusion and loss of that moment.
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In preparation for wars in the future, the Army needs to take three key actions to fulfill a new vision for itself in a period of both technological and geopolitical change, writes Col.
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As of now, Vidiots is in a period of fundraising and, even between brick-and-mortars, is actively programming events, the next of which takes place later this month at the Alamo Drafthouse.
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Back when the country was in a period of social turmoil, Kendrick Lamar came along with To Pimp a Butterfly, an album that held a mirror to the injustices of the United States.
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When Qatar was awarded the right in 2010 to host the World Cup, it was assumed it would usher in a period of bridge building, peace, prosperity and moderation in the Middle East.
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The trial began in July 1970 and became a flash point in a period of political unrest as thousands of protesters gathered on New Haven Green and the governor mobilized the National Guard.
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In fact, it grew even stronger as new players, led by Google and Facebook, and new tech trends, such as the cloud and mobile computing, ushered in a period of innovation and growth.
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Promotions they might qualify for will include "peak pricing" in times of high demand (similar to Uber's "surge pricing"), and bonuses for completing a certain number of deliveries in a period of time.
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In notes distributed at the movie's premiere, Mekas, who died last year at 96, called it his "meditation on love and death in a period of darkness," and "Guns" is a period piece.
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But Powell does not need to adjust the Fed's message that it is on a path to raise interest rates in a period of strong job growth, moderate inflation and a growing economy.
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Lloyd, Morgan and Dunn remain key figures on the United States national team, which is in a labor dispute with U.S. Soccer and in a period of roster transition under Coach Jill Ellis.
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As the prize consignment of the week — in a period of uncertainty, when trophies have been hard to come by — the Ames cache had been estimated to sell for at least $93 million.
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That means we're in a period of dangerous uncertainty on a wide variety of deeply important global issues — and, indeed, on the fundamental nature of the most important bilateral relationship in the world.
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By throwing out a system that lasted for more than 40 years, it has ushered in a period of uncertainty for state and local governments that want to provide efficient and effective services.
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As we're currently in a period of rap where the line between mixtapes and albums is hardly distinguishable, there is a refreshing throwback quality to the lack of direction in Dreadlocks and Headshots.
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Those two moves — while still not final — along with Simon's acquisition of Taubman run counter to the belief that shopping malls inevitably face continued decline in a period of shifting consumer preference, Cramer explained.
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LONDON — In a period of sharply lower oil prices, the French company Total fared better in the fourth quarter than some of its peers, reporting adjusted net income on Thursday that beat analyst expectations.
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"Even if it is half an acre and you give it to your child to grow coffee now, in a period of three years it is a done deal of harvesting coffee," Rukundo said.
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GDP, defined as a "monetary measure of the market value of all final goods and services produced in a period of time," is a self-reported number which is "prone to manipulation," Martinez added.
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It's set in a period of the Marvel Cinematic Universe we haven't really seen before (the 1990s), and features tons of new characters, races, and technologies never even alluded to in the other films.
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With markets trading in a period of low volatility, investors have rushed to buy currencies where central banks are still raising interest rates or economic data has exceeded expectations, indicating a brighter economic outlook.
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"We are in a period of tumult on campus when controversial speakers and protests in response are racking up huge security bills," said Suzanne Nossel, executive director of PEN America, a free expression organization.
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Evernote, once valued at over $1 billion, has been in a period of transition over the last few years after the exit of co-founder and CEO Phil Libin in the summer of 2015.
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At the time, he'd thought they'd understood his choice, which bred years of resentment as both sides felt the other had failed to offer much support in a period of intense need as teenagers.
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Nissan's board fired Ghosn in a unanimous vote after the industry veteran's surprise arrest in Japan, ushering in a period of uncertainty for an alliance beset by tensions over who is the dominant partner.
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The metal wall reliefs also seem to usher in a period of self-indulgence and arbitrariness in stark contrast with the economy of means and the clarity of purpose of the previous Minimalist period.
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"I live in a river city, and I've had to do emergency response twice in a period of less than two years for storms that should just happen once in a millennia," he said.
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"The basic story is, for the last eight years or so we have been in a period of economic expansion," said Scott Greenberg, senior analyst at the Tax Foundation, a Washington-based think tank.
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The 30-minute work, presented as part of National Sawdust's annual Ferus Festival of new work, began with Mr. Ruo leading the audience in a period of meditation — everyone standing, eyes closed, and humming.
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Nissan will hold a board meeting on Thursday to oust Chairman Carlos Ghosn after the shock arrest of its once-revered leader, ushering in a period of uncertainty for its 19-year alliance with Renault.
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The sense I get from the organizers and activists I talk to is that the sustained assertion of the vale of black life will be all the more important in a period of white backlash.
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In a period of uncertainty for the media, Garcia-Navarro has emerged as an important commentator on both the economics of the industry and the importance of representing people whose stories have historically been ignored.
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So we are in a period of plateau of few years and we must take care that this plateau is not a ceiling, since we have on the other hand downside risks that could materialize.
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"After reaching the tipping point, Thwaites Glacier could lose all of its ice in a period of 150 years," Hélène Seroussi, an author of the study and a NASA scientist, said in a press release.
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"We have comprised, in a period of less than one month, probably, the amount of the residues that we were going to produce probably in two or three years in only one month," he said.
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Egypt's foreign reserves rose to $17.546 billion in June, but remain at half their levels before the 2011 uprising ushered in a period of turmoil that discouraged tourists and foreign investors — key hard-currency earners.
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"We're living in a period of antigovernment sentiment, and the most vulnerable symbol of government is the police officer on the street," said Craig W. Floyd, the president and chief executive of the memorial fund.
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If these big banks cannot calculate accurately and quickly their exposures to China presently, banks' risk managers and bank regulators should doubt that these banks could calculate those exposures in a period of market stress.
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ECB President Mario Draghi said the economy was in "a period of continued weakness and pervasive uncertainty" as he pushed out a planned rate hike and instead offered banks a new round of cheap loans.
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Ball State (73-27) trailed 239-234 before field goals from Ryan Rimmler from 43, 43 and 28 yards in a period of a little more than 13 minutes spanning the third and fourth quarters.
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""Running massive budget deficits in a period of strong economic growth puts the U.S. on the road to MMT and money printing without end, in service of a permanent prosperity that has always eluded mankind.
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"Small business owners are exuberant about the economy, and they are ready to lead the U.S. economy in a period of robust growth," National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB)President and CEO Juanita Duggan says.
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In a period of just over 24 hours, stretching from the early hours of Tuesday into Wednesday morning, President-elect Donald J. Trump raced through perhaps the most frenetic day of activity since the election.
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Richard Gardner, who in the late 22008s served as the American ambassador to Italy in a period of political violence there and concern in Washington about the Italian Communist Party's growing strength, died on Feb.
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What they do say is that the deliberate emptying of the Menindee Lakes twice in the past four years — in a period of extended drought and rising temperatures — has broken the resilience of the river.
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According to World Oil, two major oil industry service providers, Halliburton and Schlumberger, already believe that despite production reaching record highs, US shale oil fracking has already peaked and is in a period of sustained contraction.
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The charismatic former economics lecturer was forced to resign his party's leadership following electoral defeat in 2016, only to regain the Socialists' top role and then snatch the premiership in a period of just 13 months.
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"We are in a period of decline and there are going to be increasing consequences," said report lead author Simon Potts, director of the Centre for Agri-Environmental Research at the University of Reading in England.
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I have grown up in a period of extraordinary change in our world – and have had the joyful honor of rubbing shoulders and working with so many of the people at the heart of these changes.
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"2016 was a historically bad year after the bad year in 2015, and the whole sector is currently in a period of upheaval," said Martin Hotz from retail consultancy Fuhrer & Hotz, who carried out the survey.
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To ensure that this legacy continues in a period of budgetary constraint, federal research grants must go to the projects with greatest potential return: those with the most scientific merit and those addressing critical national needs.
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LONDON (IFR) - The prospect of Donald Trump becoming the next U.S. president and ushering in a period of increased public spending and de-globalisation has not been adequately priced into bond markets, market participants have warned.
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AT&T's victory over the Department of Justice Tuesday in a landmark case over its purchase of Time Warner is expected to usher in a period of industry consolidation — particularly between media, tech and telecom companies.
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You know, I never know if this one speck of time is an anomaly or not, but, you know, we've all seen now three Category 5 storms that popped out in a period of a month.
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We are in a period of human history in which more people are on the run than ever before, according to the United Nations, with tens of millions of people displaced by conflict and instability worldwide.
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Leaving the European Union without a deal will not represent a clean break for the U.K., but rather usher in a period of prolonged and severe uncertainty for years to come, according to a new report.
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This could prompt the already high costs to soar even higher, robbing resources from critical defense priorities, like ensuring that our military maintains its technological edge in a period of growing competition with Russia and China.
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"We're in a period of time where we've never been before," Mr. Casey said in an interview at his office in the Capitol — once occupied by another noted Catholic Democrat in the Senate, John F. Kennedy.
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But I think, if you take a step back, we are in a period of time where two large economies and ecosystem are trying to figure out the right way to actually relate to each other.
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The storm is expected to undergo explosive development known as bombogenesis, which is a rapid drop in atmospheric pressure of 24 millibars or more in a period of 24 hours or less, the Weather Channel said.
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With this exhibition, gallery owners and curators Eira Rojas and Aimee Rubensteen wanted to develop a conversation around not just menstruation but the role time—as in a period of time—plays in a woman's life.
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Pentonville has been criticized by former Justice Secretary Michael Gove and by the chief inspector of prisons in several reports, after the facility had the murder and escape in a period of less than three weeks.
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In a period of time where the same American people screamed for change, and elected Barack Obama twice in the hopes that that change would come, we now know the consequences of what happens when it doesn't.
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CAIRO/BANGUI (Reuters) - The Central African Republic reached a peace deal with 14 armed groups following talks conducted in Khartoum, the United Nations said on Saturday, potentially ushering in a period of stability in the volatile country.
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Right now, we are in a period of relative genetic stability, says Nathan Lents, a molecular biologist at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice and the author of Not So Different: Finding Human Nature in Animals.
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Perhaps it was because the popular and public relations–savvy director had become a national treasure, and because in a period of tension with the Soviet Union it would have seemed unpatriotic to dismiss a red-baiter.
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The ability of China to silence the World Health Organization during the spread of the novel coronavirus is emblematic of the fact that even in a period of crisis, the Chinese government prioritizes control over public safety.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Thursday that the euro zone economy was in a period of "protracted" economic weakness, with inflation staying low and the balance of risks tilted toward the downside.
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On how the Founders designed U.S. government: We're in a period of rediscovering we're not co-equal branches...our constitution was written by people who were overthrowing kings and replaced it with a government by the people.
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This has resulted in concerns about debt and unnecessary interference in the private sector, ushering in a period of excessive austerity, in terms of decreased government spending, in several advanced countries, such as Greece, Portugal and Spain.
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"We are in a period of time right now where it seems to feel as though we are moving backwards, and in some cases we are moving backwards, given where this current administration is," Hecht-McGowan said.
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A Qualcomm spokeswoman said the company's earnings demonstrated "that the execution of the company has been very strong in a period of great distraction" and that it had received positive feedback from investors from its standalone plan.
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A severe liquidity crisis like 2008, when whole swaths of the credit markets shut down, may be unlikely, but there is concern that the post-financial crisis bond market could be vulnerable in a period of sustained volatility.
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Sterling appeared little moved by testimony from the chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, Janet Yellen, who said a Brexit could usher in a period of uncertainty that would negatively affect financial conditions and the U.S. economic outlook.
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The El Paso–based operation, modeled in its early weeks in the loose, frenetic style the candidate made famous during his 2018 Senate race against Ted Cruz, has spent the last two months in a period of transition.
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"We're in a period of great transition, we're all very aware of it: There's an increase of globalization, an enormous amount of polarization, and for many of these young people, this spirituality is speaking to them," she said.
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But in a period of full-spectrum decline and a broader, slouching cultural obesity, the rhetorical performance of elevated political lamentation feels, well, not at all like a solution, for one, and even almost something like the problem.
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Sunspot activity — and thus solar irradiance, or the amount of solar energy that reached the Earth — during the Maunder Minimum was at its lowest over documented history, resulting in a period of cool temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere.
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"Iran exports a total amount of 2.5 million barrels per day of crude and condensate, and eliminating it easily and in a period of a few months is impossible," the official told the semi-official Tasnim news agency.
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"The news is a positive indication of the tide turning in a period of scrutiny for HNA, which revealed a revised ownership structure in late July of 2017," HNA said, referring to the passing of the compliance checks.
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Hayden's reputation as a technologically savvy reformer is well deserved, having modernized Baltimore's flailing Enoch Pratt Free Library and ushered in a period of unprecedented expansion for Baltimore's library system in an otherwise bleak time for the city.
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"We are in a period of decline and there are going to be increasing consequences," Simon Potts, report lead author and director of the Centre for Agri-Environmental Research at the University of Reading, told the Associated Press.
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Most of the songs are built around minimal guitars, synth lines, and soft, layered vocals that bristle with fragility whether or not you take into account the fact that it was written in a period of physical restriction.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar fell on Wednesday despite a report of stronger-than-expected inflation data and an increase in interest-rate expectations, raising the possibility that the currency is in a period of secular downturn.
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Mr. Sanders sounds like these Gilded Age socialists in part because the issues of their time were similar to ours — immigration, environmental deterioration, declining well-being and growing inequality in a period of rapid technological and economic change.
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The preamble of the new black comedy "Thirst Street" finds Gina, an American flight attendant, in a period of stability, happily partnered with her doting boyfriend, Paul (Damien Bonnard), as she jetsets from Berlin to Chicago to Rome.
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But I think that what changes is the fact that we are now in a period of growth, the highest since eth last ten years, but also, there is now growing consciousness that inequalities are unacceptable-, SS: Yes.
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In 2000, President Kim Dae-jung, the initiator of the Sunshine Policy, flew to Pyongyang to meet with Kim Jong-il, ushering in a period of détente that seemed to promise an end to hostilities on the peninsula.
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Egypt's tourism industry, a cornerstone of the economy and a critical source of hard currency, has struggled to rebound since the 2011 uprising that ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule ushered in a period of political and economic upheaval.
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When China approves the seed variety, "we will penetrate 15 to 25 percent of all soy acreage in Argentina (with HB4) in a period of three to five years," Federico Trucco, chief executive of Bioceres, told Reuters in June.
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"Iran exports a total amount of 2.5 million barrel per day of crude and condensate and eliminating it easily and in a period of a few months is impossible," the oil official told the semi-official Tasnim news agency.
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Egypt's tourism industry, a cornerstone of the economy and a critical source of hard currency, has been struggling since the 2011 uprising that ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule and ushered in a period of political and economic upheaval.
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More broadly on turnover, including retirements, the Secret Service is in a period of "higher attrition" with about 7 percent turnover projected for the 2016 fiscal year, up from an average of 5 percent in the past few years.
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"In a period of near full employment, retailers, logistics firms, transport, and warehousing are competing for talent and upping their employee offerings this holiday season to attract potential workers," said Andrew Challenger, vice president of Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc.
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Republicans controlled both Senate seats only twice during the 20th century — for a six-year period in the 1970s, and beginning again in 1994, when Republicans Fred Thompson and Bill Frist won, ushering in a period of GOP dominance.
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Fox now dominates World Series broadcasting as NBC once did, and in a period of a dozen years, it has earned a rare distinction: broadcasting the conclusions of the enduring curses against the Cubs and the Boston Red Sox.
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In basic terms, Multi-Domain Operations (MDO) seeks to do for the future force what AirLand Battle did for the Army a generation back, setting a new vision for itself in a period of both technologic and geopolitical change.
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It may feel like we're in a period of reckoning for the once high-flying tech industry, set in motion by a blog post by former Uber engineer Susan Fowler about her troubled experience at the car-hailing company.
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"The cost of extending the lives of current fighter aircraft and acquiring other major weapon systems, while continuing to produce and field new F-35 aircraft, poses significant affordability risks in a period of austere defense budgets," he said.
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"What Merkel is viscerally remembering was the American-European partnership at its height, in a period of emergency and world crisis," said Philip D. Zelikow, who advised Mr. Bush on German reunification and the breakup of the Soviet Union.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 12 (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Thursday that the euro zone economy was in a period of "protracted" economic weakness, with inflation staying low and the balance of risks tilted towards the downside.
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Making the streak even more remarkable, such extraordinary composure from investors had occurred in a period of political volatility as fresh controversies dogged the Trump White House and Europe braced for elections in France and elsewhere on the Continent.
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Later in the night, as Peter Müller, a pastor from a local church, stood on stage to tell the story of Christmas, he wove references to the attack into his message, calling for unity in a period of strife.
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"We are in a period of decline and there are going to be increasing consequences," said Simon Pots, director of the Centre for Agri-Environmental Research at the University of Reading (UK) and the lead author of the report.
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Italian banking stocks fell to their lowest level in six weeks on Friday and bond yields rose for a fourth week on the prospect that a "No" vote may topple Renzi's government and usher in a period of political instability.
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Trump's rewriting of the rules of politics could usher in a period of global turmoil and uncertainty, as US allies, foreign markets and the Americans who were revolted by his behavior during the campaign look to the future with deep anxiety.
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Riffing on the lyrics of the artist's recent single "Another World"—a mournful ballad that contemplates the possibility of an impending apocalypse—the journalist asks her if she thinks that Obama's election will help usher in a period of peace.
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"We are in a period of slowing growth but we don't expect a recession," he told Reuters, noting yield premiums on investment-grade corporate debt were still 40 to 50 basis points away from their tightest levels over underlying benchmarks.
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Chinatown was in a period of transition in the early 1980s, when Mr Glick was commissioned by the Museum of Chinese in America to photograph the area as part of a larger project involving oral history and the collection of artefacts.
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Egypt has been struggling to restore economic growth since a mass uprising in 2011 against veteran leader Hosni Mubarak ushered in a period of political uncertainty that has scared away tourists and foreign investors, the major sources of hard currency.
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Egypt has struggled to revive its economy since the 2011 uprising that ended Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule and ushered in a period of instability that scared off investors and tourists, key earners of foreign exchange in the import-dependent country.
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Indeed, in a period of substantial flux in the U.S.-Saudi relationship, and with criticism of Saudi Arabia's foreign policy choices coming from increasingly diverse sources in Washington, the bill might be construed as a reprimand directed at Saudi leaders.
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Though it finally won its longtime fight to legalize mixed martial arts in New York State, and was recently sold to the talent giant WME-IMG for $4 billion, the U.F.C. is in a period of uncertainty inside the ring.
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" While MacKay acknowledged that geopolitical risks often move the market, he said, "When we're not in a period of time where companies are talking things up and things are good, these issues like tariffs and whatever come to the forefront.
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In a period of about a week, in September 2014, three papers came out — one by Le and two others by academics in Canada and Germany — that at last provided all the theoretical tools necessary to do this sort of thing.
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THERE'S BEEN DIFFERENT THINGS THAT HAVE IMPACTED THAT AND IN THE SHORT-TERM, I THINK WE'RE IN A PERIOD OF GREATER VOLATILITY AS I'VE SAID BEFORE SOME OF THIS HAS TO DO WITH THE WAY ELECTRONIC TRADING AND OTHER THINGS WORK.
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The Government Accountability Office published a report in January 2019 finding that federal agencies incurred costs of $13.6 million in a period of just over a month in 2017 when Trump took four trips to his Florida club Mar-a-Lago.
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"The basic story is, for the last eight years or so we have been in a period of economic expansion," said Scott Greenberg, a former senior analyst at the Tax Foundation, a Washington-based think tank, and law school student.
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Myanmar's long-closed economy is now one of the world's fastest-growing, expanding at 7-8 percent a year since the military relinquished direct control in 2011, ushering in a period of wide-ranging reform under former President Thein Sein.
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In a period of two months, the visionary casino mogul was accused of a decades-long pattern of sexual misconduct, which he called "preposterous," resigned and now has divested himself fully of his stake in the company that bears his name.
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"These solid results were produced in a period of change for the industry as firms and clients anticipate new fiduciary standards and other market dynamics such as the shift between active and passive investing," Donofrio said on a call with analysts.
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In order for a New York state tax charge to carry mandatory prison time, however, the defendant must have evaded at least $1 million of state tax liability in a period of not more than one year, according to Alonso.
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"We are now in a period of time when how this balance tilts will be more important to the economy, markets, and our well-beings than normally dominant drivers such as central bank policies," Dalio and Prince said in a note.
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CNBC's Real Estate Reporter Diana Olick to Lead Discussion With interest rate uncertainty, new tax laws, rising construction costs, the return of the adjustable-rate mortgage and an affordability crisis, the real estate markets are in a period of dynamic change and opportunity.
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There, senior Mackinley Wang-Su told Bwog that he's also in a period of self-imposed isolation, but that he has left his suite to pick up food deliveries, go to a meeting, and mail some face masks to his parents in China.
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Part of the answer lies in a period of remarkable cost-cutting that began in the late 1990s and continued through the Great Recession, which saw U.S. workers replaced with technology (productivity growth) or less expensive labor located in emerging countries (offshoring).
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The Cosby collection, weighted toward canonical figures like Romare Bearden and Charles White, will bring in the crowds, but it is the curators and museum itself, which is in a period of renaissance, that have made the show rise well above predictability.
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Stronger, Not Weaker Encryption is the Answer Making good decisions in a period of rapid global transition is never easy, especially when the trajectory is unclear and our concerns about the ability for terrorists to communicate secretly have the strong pull of immediacy.
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" Barbara Bowen, the union's president, who is also a professor of English at Queens College and at CUNY's Graduate Center, said: "We were able to negotiate a strong, imaginative contract in a period of enforced austerity for public workers because our members mobilized.
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"Making big fiscal announcements in a period of great economic uncertainty means we will have little idea how sustainable or costly decisions made this week will be," Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, said earlier this week.
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"Making big fiscal announcements in a period of great economic uncertainty means we will have little idea how sustainable or costly decisions made this week will be," Paul Johnson, director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, said earlier this week.
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To be buying stocks here based on the Fed rate cut is to believe central banks can maintain asset values above the underlying size of the economy and can do so at a historically unsustainable level in a period of slowing growth.
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"At a time when the middle class is shrinking, the last thing we need is to bring over in a period of years, millions of people into this country who are prepared to lower wages for American workers," he said in 2007.
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The sale followed a $12.5 billion bond issue by Saudi Arabia last week – the largest emerging market bond sale in 285 - and was the latest jumbo sovereign offering from Gulf states tapping the debt markets in a period of low oil prices.
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Seth J. Masters, chief investment officer of Bernstein Private Wealth Management, predicted in 2012 (in a period of deep gloom) that the Dow Jones industrial average would reach 20,000 within the decade, and given where it is headed, he may soon be right.
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"We're in a period of time where the fleet growth is quite significant so there's quite a bit of new tonnage coming into the market, that's what's preventing the market from going further," Lars Barstad, commercial director of Oslo-based Frontline said.
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Picture Prompts Are you the type of person who is happiest when you are in a period of full-on living, where you channel all your energies into one pursuit or endeavor, even at the expense of family, friends or the latest show?
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Called the "Conjunction Streaming Service Demo," the graph tool illustrates in real time the sheer number of space objects — out of an assortment of 1,500 items in low Earth orbit — that get uncomfortably close to one another in a period of 20 minutes.
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But if "Brexit" ushers in a period of economic volatility across Europe that begins to squelch growth, the U.S. economy could be badly affected -- complicating Clinton's bid to pull off the tough assignment of winning a third consecutive White House term for the Democrats.
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During that time, Francis has juggled two identities: balancing his role as the leader of a Catholic Church in a period of particular turmoil with his identity as "Twitter's pope": a highly visible global celebrity whose words, and influence, extend far beyond his Catholic flock.
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Rather, the risk is that, for example, China might try to bully or threaten Japan out of developing nuclear weapons, and that in a period of tension, this bullying could potentially spiral out of control into a full-blown conflict neither side actually wanted.
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The Cosby collection, weighted toward canonical figures like Romare Bearden and Charles White, was surely an attraction for many visitors, but it is the curators and museum itself, which is in a period of renaissance, that have made the show rise well above predictability.
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"The specialty retail sector is in a period of unprecedented secular change that is disruptive to traditional business models, and we believe operating conditions in our sector are likely to remain challenging for the next 12 to 24 months," Ascena CEO David Jaffe said.
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"I think we are in a period of very low volatility and a move higher will be the best-case scenario," said the head of sales trading at Cowen and Co. The official kickoff to the next earnings season is less than a month away.
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"In a period of continued economic growth, continued job growth, you would certainly hope that you wouldn't be going backwards when it comes to insurance coverage," Sharon Parrott, senior vice president at the liberal Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, told The New York Times.
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The Kaesong complex went into operation in 2005 and was the last area of cooperation between the rivals after their first summit meeting in 2000 ushered in a period of warmer political and commercial ties known in the South as the "Sunshine Policy Era".
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MEXICO CITY, March 20 (Reuters) - Grocers including Walmart de Mexico are under pressure to pull from stores tens of thousands of elderly workers who pack bags at checkouts as concerns grow about their vulnerability to coronavirus in a period of panic buying across the country.
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Niloofar Rahmani When the US invaded Afghanistan and ousted the Taliban from control in 20173, it ushered in a period of tentative hope for women, who were able to recapture some of their most basic freedoms, like going to school and joining the civil service.
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In the past eight and a half months, Clear has added another 1 million members; the 1 million users before that most recent growth spurt — which brings the company to a total biometric base of 3 million — came in a period of just under one year.
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The court's 4-3 decision to stop the execution of Stacey Johnson, 47, brought to four the number of inmates to get at least a temporary reprieve amid an effort by the state to put eight inmates to death in a period of 11 days this month.
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Hadden, the Florida Atlantic psychology professor, co-authored a study on the self-reported relationship readiness of college-age adults, and the impact of that "readiness factor" on whether or not they sought out or entered a relationship in a period of four-to-seven months.
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Pakistan-based Habib Bank Limited , the parent of Habib Kenya, operates in 22 countries The acquisition is the latest in a period of consolidation sparked by the closure of three banks since 2015, a government cap on interest rates last September and a surge in bad debts.
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The Emiratis were his early champions in Washington and around the region as he moved in a period of three years from relative obscurity to consolidate his power over the kingdom, unseating a previous crown prince more critical of the Emirates and less hostile to political Islam.
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The CDC will use the national flu surveillance tracking infrastructure to test patients who have flu symptoms for Covid-19 in five cities across the US. "I don't think we [have additional cases] right now but I think we can in a period of time," Fauci added.
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By acting out, de Gaulle cultivated French nationalism in a period of national decline (it was on the verge of losing a long war in Algeria) and consolidated his control over a country that was rived by unrest and by very real threats of a military coup.
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Ninety-three per cent of consumer transactions in Belgium are now cashless—partly because, like other European countries, it has capped the amount that can legally be paid in cash—and cash use in Australia has fallen by a third in a period of six years.
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In fact, what we save on the U.S.M.C.A., the new trade deal we have with Mexico and Canada, what we save on that just with Mexico will pay for the wall many times over, just in a period of a year, two years and three years.
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Murray Polner, an unswerving voice for pacifism and civil liberties and the founder and only editor of Present Tense magazine, a progressive counterpoint to Commentary that began in a period of one-upmanship among Jewish intellectuals, died on May 30 in Manhasset, N.Y. He was 91.
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But Rio investors that Reuters spoke to wanted more of the old, conservative approach and less of the boom year mega-deals like Rio's acquisition of Alcan aluminum group and Mozambican coal, two debacles which led to the exit of Walsh's predecessor and brought in a period of conservatism.
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And that, I don't know, I definitely think that at least most of the things that I'm working on are mostly — the ways that I'm thinking about things now — are through that lens, because we are in a period of time in which it is somewhat impossible to not.
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For now, some economists expect the impact on economic activity as the U.S. fights spread of the virus could result in a period of flattish and even slightly negative growth, but they say there are much deeper risks to the economy if the fiscal stimulus does not come soon.
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"Ten children of color went missing in our nation's capital in a period of two weeks, and, at first, garnered very little media attention," the caucus wrote, calling it "deeply disturbing" and indicative of an assumption that those children had all run away and had not been abducted.
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That's OK for now — "Central banks are more tolerant of running the economy a bit hotter for a period," he said — and inflation overall can be a good thing, because it means we're not in a period of deflation, which was a big concern for many over the last few years.
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"These are going to be the first executions, so you know they're going to be legal challenges — they frequently go on until the last minute and so you've got potentially unprepared personnel facing a situation that none of them has faced in a period of 2628 years," he told Hill.
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We're in a period of rabid privatization, and a period where it seems that people believe all specific and social functions, and all specific and social spaces and institutes, should be run like corporations, and that there are no such things as common goods; everything is a site of profit extraction.
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At a moment when the league seems to be in a period of closing and convergence, Ginobili's work—weird and slippery and insistent, crafty and creative and impossibly fucking annoying in ways that seem somehow only to further express his mastery—has never seemed stranger, or more necessary, or more valuable.
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The steps taken by Mr. Correa, who was in power from 2007 to 2017, in hopes of allowing himself a potential fourth term were a stark contrast to the decade preceding his election to the top office, when the country had cycled through seven presidents in a period of political turmoil.
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ECB President Mario Draghi said the euro zone economy was in a period of "protracted" economic weakness, with inflation staying low and the balance of risks tilted to the downside, as he unveiled a fresh stimulus package on Thursday, cutting interest rates and launching a new round of bond purchases.
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"When the integrity of the game is challenged it can have a very severe impact, particularly in a period of time when all of the professional sports leagues are struggling to keep their traditional fanbases in an era where the number of entertainment options has multiplied manifold times," said Zimbalist.
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"We see no reason to change our current underweight view on European equities after the UK's recent vote to leave the EU, ushering in a period of high uncertainty that is likely to persist through 2017 and dampen the growth outlook and equity valuations," they wrote in a research note.
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He, too, is in a period of turbulent ascendance, which he explores on his brand-new EP, "There's Alot Going On." On the eponymous final track, he details his experience riding the tides of influence between West and Jay Z, who last year signed Mensa to his entertainment firm, Roc Nation.
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Ms. King said the neighborhood was in a period of transition, pointing to Rodney Cook Sr. Park, a 16-acre green space at the northern side of Vine City that was expected to open this year, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium, which opened at the edge of the neighborhood in 2017.
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It is fitting that his death occurred in a period of weeks characterized by one example of madness after another— a geopolitical paroxysm marked by ISIS bombings, "Brexit," rumors of Mike Tyson taking the stage at a national political convention and a computer-piloted Tesla crashing into an old-fashioned tractor-trailer.
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The cancellation of the widely anticipated Trump–Kim summit in Singapore represents the latest turn in a period of dramatic zig-zag diplomacy: Just a few months ago, the President was calling Kim "Little Rocket Man" and threatening to destroy his country, while Kim was testing missiles and talking about nuclear attacks.
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The announcement, which spread around the island in spurts, largely by word of mouth, dealt a harsh blow to Cubans who had hoped the nascent normalization of relations with the United States that began in late 2014 would usher in a period of economic growth and greater prosperity in the impoverished Communist nation.
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On the machine itself, there's a monitor with two metrics that you'll need to keep track of while you row: speed, measured in strokes per minute (or SPM), and split time, which is a ratio of how many meters you can row in a period of time, and represents your stroke intensity, Mulgrew says.
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The senator has emerged, whether he likes it or not, as the lawmaker who might well be burdened with undermining not only a president he has supported vocally but the entire G.O.P. in a period of unified rule, championing an inquiry that could consume what was supposed to be a period of conservative policy feats.
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"Typically any sign of political disruption, political tension, should actually have a positive impact on Brent - because currently we live in a period of still healthy spare capacity, that political premium is likely to be more reduced," Della Vigna, co-head of European equity research at the U.S. investment bank, told CNBC on Monday.
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"Be sure to find out if the issuer has a specific policy that limits how many new cards you can open in a period of time, how many cards you can have with them, or if you're ineligible for the signup bonus because you have a similar card," Greg McBride, the chief financial analyst at Bankrate.
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"But as we go forward and into next year, the probability is that those tailwinds of low commodity costs will be less beneficial as labor rates continue to go higher and in a period of time where we're just not getting the kind of sales leverage for this industry that we've seen in the past," he said.
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"Splunk has been an important technical partner of ours for some time, and through our work together, we discovered that we share a common viewpoint that Modern Incident Management is in a period of strategic change where data is king, and insights from that data are key to maintaining a market leading strategy," Vernon wrote in the blog post.
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The Trump administration's unilateral withdrawal from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal and its campaign of maximum economic pressure on Iran has ushered in a period of uncertainty that leaves both sides in a potentially dangerous cycle, each taking escalatory steps that increase the odds of a military conflict, particularly in the absence of a direct channel for deescalation.
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In a period of crisis, that subtle power could be exercised in truly disturbing ways: Consider, for instance, the reported conversation at a Facebook meeting about whether the company might have an obligation to intervene against a figure like Donald Trump — something that a tweak of its news algorithm or even its Election Day notification could theoretically help accomplish.
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Washington (CNN)In the nearly two decades between 212 and 281, more than 211 counties across the United States saw their white population slip under 238%, according to a Pew analysis of census information, the latest in a series of data points that make clear the country's demographics (and, eventually, its politics) are in a period of considerable change.
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Where "Daredevil" feels especially dreary is in its slowly recovering leading man, who once again engages in a period of soul-searching; and the various subplots involving his friends and allies, law partner Foggy (Elden Henson) and Karen (Deborah Ann Woll), who, based on the events that capped off season two, were convinced that their pal is dead.
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Khouw noted that if one were to purchase the S&P 500 in a period of low volatility, or when the VIX is below 20, the average return is around half of a percent, while the best return is 8.2 percent, the worst is negative 9.7 percent and the index is only positive 64 percent of the time in the 30 days following.
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Nissan Motor Co's board voted unanimously to oust Chairman Carlos Ghosn on Thursday after the shock arrest of the industry heavyweight, ushering in a period of uncertainty for its 19-year alliance with Renault "At this stage, a discussion about the future is open, but a renegotiation of the pact in the coming weeks is not," the Elysee Palace official said.
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As Ms. Crabapple's haunting images flash by, the film takes us from the Nixon administration and the Rockefeller drug laws — the draconian 1973 statutes enacted in New York that exploded the state's prison population and ushered in a period of similar sentencing schemes for other states — through the extraordinary growth in our nation's prison population to the emerging aboveground marijuana market of today.
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And, I think we are in a period of time where construction engagement is going to be needed, maybe on a multilateral basis, to find fair standards that work for international -- on an international standards basis, where we have healthy competition, where we have free flow capitol and smart regulations, so that these ecosystems can learn to coexist and mutually prosper.
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We as a country are in a period of trying to really understand what our future looks like; is it a reset period during which we undo the progressive administrative state and attempt a return to more of a founder's approach, or do we just capitulate and let the state rise until all pretense is gone and we accept that we serve it?
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As one of the troops who fought in an early phase of the current war, in a period of expansive and seemingly stirring American promises along exactly these same lines, it's hard to see, even as the Afghan military bears the brunt of the fighting, how in this late-date period of the war, anyone can reasonably expect such promises, from anyone, to stand.
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"I'd like us to be Great Britain again and be able to decide...rather than have to go through the EU." In the hours and days after the result – as markets swooned and warnings of economic meltdown have multiplied – many of Britain's stunned remain voters have taken to the airwaves to suggest the country's out voters must be in a period of collective remorse.
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"In particular, during this longest cycle where we saw prices crash by over 80 percent at one point, where we saw the supply and demand balance in (a period of) disequilibrium that had never been witnessed, where we saw more than 100 U.S. companies file for bankruptcy with all the negative consequences on the industry, the regions where they operate … no party was insulated," he said.
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The Philharmonic is in a period of multiple transitions, with Jaap van Zweden, still relatively little known, in the wings to succeed Alan Gilbert as music director next season; with the vaunted Deborah Borda having just returned to manage it, this time as president and chief executive officer; and with the daunting prospect of yet another renovation of its hall in the coming years.
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" The report contains a survey of 600 respondents from a total of 35 countries as well as in-depth, one-to-one interviews with leading market practitioners from companies such as Winchester Capital, audit firm PwC and Wilbur Ross's private equity firm WL Ross & Co. The research concludes that a vote to leave the EU, according to most viewpoints, would likely result in a period of "considerable and prolonged uncertainty.
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Nvidia's gaming and visualization businesses are still very sizeable contributors to its financial picture, after all, but it seems clear that the future focus for both Huang and GTC is firmly trained on AI. "Today, I think that AI is a very, very exciting and emerging computing approach, and it's pretty clear that in a period of around 10 years, almost every form of computing will be AI-based," he said.
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Still, "it's also far too difficult to accurately express the rousing beauty of the fact that in a period of intense suffering van Gogh was somehow able to perceive and represent one of the most supremely difficult concepts nature has ever brought before mankind, and to unite his unique mind's eye with the deepest mysteries of movement, fluid, and light," as Natalya St. Clair notes in a TED-Ed Original.
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Cuts in corporation and capital gains taxes and moves to ease income tax for many households were also aimed at pleasing lawmakers from his own Conservative Party, many of whom are angry that Osborne and Prime Minister David Cameron are pushing to keep Britain in the EU. Osborne used his annual budget statement to warn voters that leaving the bloc, which Britain joined in 1973, would usher in a period of dangerous volatility.
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A similar sentiment was echoed by MKM Partners derivatives strategist Jim Strugger, who wrote: "It's curious that with markets in a period of true data-dependency, where a stronger-than-expected nonfarm payroll number this Friday could push up odds of a rate hike at the September 21 FOMC meeting, implied volatility of TLT [Ishares Lehman 20 Year] and UUP [PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund] is hovering near the lows of the last two years. "
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