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In the remaining field, no candidate is relying more heavily
They also wondered if Facebook should be more heavily regulated.
"Historically, critics were more heavily approved through publications," Jediny said.
As the economy weakens, these concerns will weigh more heavily.
Do you think food companies should be more heavily regulated?
For its part, Awoo is more heavily moderated than Mastodon.
Saturday's tranche of votes also skewed more heavily toward Sinema.
Teens, moreover, are more heavily swayed by brands than adults.
Walls of Kindness elsewhere have been much more heavily patronized.
The Arctic is becoming a much more heavily armed place.
During a pandemic, the public good weighs much more heavily.
But our list is much more heavily weighted toward nonfiction.
Parents noticed, and began to invest more heavily in educating girls.
HH: I would assume that comments are actually weighted more heavily.
Brigades have been more heavily armed than usual around the capital.
Such a tax would bear more heavily on short-term inflows.
Recently, Vimeo has been focusing more heavily on producing original content.
His people, the Ironborn, will be more heavily involved this year.
Both now weigh local work experience and job offers more heavily.
The more heavily traded February contract rose 9 cents to $62.62.
But why hasn't the nation invested more heavily in job training?
Taxing consumption means the burden inevitably falls more heavily on them.
But the Lifeline vote was the more heavily scrutinized agenda item.
Not surprisingly, a PandA relies more heavily on puns and anagrams.
Congressional candidates are relying more heavily on reaching donors via phone.
The Rameau production was much more heavily populated, mainly by dancers.
"They were more heavily armed than the soldiers," the mason said.
Networks would rely more heavily on news, sports and reality programming.
The Russian trolls tweeted more heavily in Russian than in English.
Sweden's center government has been considering ways to tax banks more heavily.
The stockmarket index thus tilts ever more heavily towards a few shares.
And I think that burden is increasingly falling more heavily on China.
What's more, heavily injured ants will actively sabotage efforts to rescue them.
Some states rely much more heavily on Germany as an export market.
"Places that rely more heavily on midwifes have fewer cesareans," Declercq says.
Do you feel like you're more heavily scrutinized because you're a woman?
Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) to focus more heavily on Pennsylvania's urban core.
Scores of artists were jailed, and art became even more heavily censored.
The more heavily used a bar is, the more microorganisms it holds.
DealBook A Harvard study found that executives donate more heavily to Republicans.
When he embraced his mother, Cathy, the tears flowed even more heavily.
The unwillingness of Congress to tax gasoline more heavily did not help.
It will become even more heavily subscribed when the expansion is done.
It would also cause Baghdad to lean even more heavily on Iran.
"Regulatory costs fall much more heavily on the little guy," says Keating.
Meanwhile, appeals courts in Ohio, Wisconsin and Iowa are more heavily Republican.
Second, we need to invest much more heavily in social science research.
The lack of competition also allows the Republicans to focus more heavily on
Aviation is more heavily regulated than motor vehicles, where Uber's traditional business operates.
The signal seems to be that Sony will focus more heavily on licensing.
Stone relies on the Mueller report even more heavily in his argument Monday.
And these questions press more heavily on women working in traditional media, e.g.
That pessimism is weighing far more heavily on traditional automakers than technology companies.
Or it could invest much more heavily in moderation, or change its algorithm.
This seemed to suggest that a female engineer's work was more heavily scrutinized.
Voters of both genders judge women candidates more heavily on all these things.
Trump may start spending more heavily in the final push to the election.
Companies will be more heavily dependent on revenue growth for future earnings growth.
Macy's will likewise invest more heavily in digital and mobile, the company said.
And that's in the House, where the larger states are more heavily represented.
The move comes as people watch content differently — relying more heavily on mobile.
And, later, President Obama drew on TARP more heavily to execute the rescue.
So far, Project Sansar has emphasized the creative side of things more heavily.
They also voted more heavily for Trump than for Romney four years ago.
The more heavily traded May contract nearly hit $60 a barrel on Tuesday.
This observation has merit, but Bordo weights it more heavily than it deserves.
Outside Utah, he often underperformed in counties where Mormons were more heavily concentrated.
It's now expected to hit the Georgia and South Carolina coasts more heavily.
Producers may decide to use more heavily charred barrels to age these wines.
Crowds are dangerous: parasites are found more heavily on bumblebees in urban areas.
Sweden's centre-left government has been considering ways to tax banks more heavily.
Mr. Kredensor said the snow would fall even more heavily on Saturday evening.
The carcharodontosaurs differed from some of the more heavily built theropods like Tyrannosaurus.
Those factors are more heavily influenced by the pressure exerted by other women.
Those that rely on their official brand page will be hit more heavily.
It was at that point that I got much more heavily engaged again.
Such a plan would more heavily tax retailers that source their goods from abroad.
MasterCard's would weigh more heavily on passengers sensibilities—if it were ever actually enacted.
Data will weigh more and more heavily on both sides of the antitrust ocean.
However, it has spread to Butembo and Katwa, which are more heavily populated areas.
"It's something I'm working more heavily on, put it that way," William, 36, explains.
It feels like these franchises are far more heavily geared toward fans than before.
And the industry has adapted, too, by more heavily weighting paid streaming over free.
And the Chinese are investing much more heavily in clean energy than we are.
In fact, they lean more heavily toward the "sickeningly cute" end of the spectrum.
He said he is becoming more heavily dependent on well water as rainfall disappears.
The more heavily traded WTI contract for May delivery peaked at $60.28 a barrel.
No one will bear the burden of those tragedies more heavily than our police.
Recency is the tendency to weigh the latest information more heavily than older data.
They have to take classes that are more heavily weighted to boost their GPA.
Amazon has been increasingly relying more heavily on its own delivery systems of late.
They could also spend time and money more heavily on state and local races.
It's safer because there's more daylight during a more heavily trafficked time of day.
This in turn could force the government to rely more heavily on imported gas.
In their place, the company will lean more heavily on its automated review systems.
Now they will lean even more heavily on Salah and his still questionable shoulder.
"The tax base does not shrink much when the rich are taxed more heavily."
In the other corner is Alibaba, which has invested even more heavily in Suning.
This year, the primary schedule is more heavily front-loaded than in the past.
The more heavily you regulate something, the less of it you're likely to get.
The new jobs are likely to rely more heavily on analytic, cognitive, and technical skills.
Some of the more heavily traveled throughways include Interstates 95, 75, and the Florida Turnpike.
But it's time I got over myself and got more heavily involved in palm-licking.
The result may well be a new system that relies more heavily on objective data.
Overall, I was more heavily impacted by others' voluntary actions than anything the government required.
Workers would need to be taxed more heavily to pay for care for their elders.
During its beta, Chhikara says they found Lisn was used more heavily by younger people.
The ban would affect women and LGBT people in the country more heavily, activists say.
S&P weights the latter two categories more heavily when it comes to tech firms.
Clinton has also spent more heavily in traditionally blue states like California, Washington and Connecticut.
Professional services and media companies are also more heavily represented (TIME relocated downtown in 2015).
Had Britain invested more heavily in automation, it might have been better able to cope.
But even some of these luminaries are starting to see their antics more heavily scrutinized.
However, there are some higher-profile or more heavily funded companies on the flop list.
No wonder, then, that app developers are investing more heavily in better user experience toolkits.
Migrants have turned to Bosnia to avoid other more heavily guarded routes in the Balkans.
Walmart's grocery pickup service is also more heavily used by women, company execs previously said.
Mr Xi's revamped China model leans even more heavily on nationalism than earlier models did.
It is controversial because it implies the ECB holding bonds from more heavily-indebted countries.
Voters who are the most enthusiastic about voting lean more heavily towards Democrats as well.
For fixed-income investors, that means venturing more heavily into more speculative issuers and instruments.
Women tend to weigh more heavily the experiences of the people they see around them.
Before Alec Guinness portrayed him, Mollo depicted his outfit as bulkier and more heavily draped.
For example, patients tended to emphasize religiosity and spirituality more heavily than their family members.
It's a notable shift from her previous stump speech, which focused more heavily on Trump.
The Mets' ability to contend, however, will depend more heavily on health than on payroll.
"From A to Z this is one of the more heavily regulated products," Ferguson said.
Influenced, perhaps, by Southern American barbecue, but more heavily by the Basque region of Spain?
The party may also do well in London, which voted even more heavily for Remain.
And these concerns go double for populations that are already more heavily policed than others.
Just tax it and then ... We should just tax it more heavily. Mm-hmm. Right?
That brand safety has blocked the accounting industry from moving more heavily online or toward freelancing.
Netflix previously warned content costs are more heavily weighted in the second half of the year.
General retailers are even more heavily dependent on shoppers' mood in the lead-up to Christmas.
Subsequent research that focused more heavily on television coverage of presidential elections came to similar conclusions.
Yet Alcon's inclusion means healthcare and medical technology will weigh even more heavily on the SMI.
Attendees gather on the massive lawn, signs in hand, as it starts to rain more heavily.
I use mine more heavily than the 6s it replaced and have seen terrific battery life.
Grossman said she thinks the election is weighing more heavily on consumer sentiment this time around.
Japan's society is more heavily weighted toward people over 60 than the rest of the world.
Brent's more heavily traded April contract was down 212 percent at $22016 around 22:30 p.m.
LME zinc and aluminium were more heavily traded than copper, trading flat and down 0.5 percent.
Collectively, they illustrate how the league has clearly shifted into a much more heavily regulated body.
The government taxes income from labour far more heavily than consumption, discouraging work (and encouraging evasion).
The FAFSA weights assets in the child's name more heavily than those in a parent's name.
As such, they will need to rely more heavily on having a broad array of products.
Other types of pedestrian traffic violations also tend to be enforced more heavily against black residents.
The more heavily taxed and regulated a product, the wider is the window for illegal commerce.
Luxury makers tend to lean on leasing more heavily than more middle-of-the-market brands.
Liu said the company would look to invest more heavily in growing in smaller Chinese cities.
One difference in their compensation: Hastings' take will be more heavily weighted to equity in Netflix.
And the securitization market has become more heavily weighted towards issuers that would consider deep subprime.
Videos are shared in MP4 format, which is why iMessage and Messenger are promoted more heavily.
However, the framework has been laid to rely more heavily on Brazilian supplies in the future.
It more heavily fortifies the border, so that immigrants can't come illegally, or makes it harder.
And those costs don't fall on all people equally: Women and minorities bear them more heavily.
Over the past year you've started to invest a little more heavily in paid advertising. Right?
And the Oregon study showed bigger voting effects in more heavily Democratic parts of the state.
In a legal market, however, higher potency products could be much more heavily regulated and restricted.
So, while fewer people were drinking excessively, those who did binge drink were indulging more heavily.
By international standards, the United States puts few taxes on consumption, while taxing producers more heavily.
His transition team and cabinet posts draw much more heavily from Wall Street than Silicon Valley.
Vaping in Britain and elsewhere in Europe is more heavily regulated than in the United States.
A comprehensive DNA database may lead law enforcement to lean even more heavily on genetic technology.
It's one reason Dick's is investing more heavily in private-label lines, such as Second Skin.
Sanders, by contrast, has done much less outreach, focusing more heavily on the first two states.
So non-black dealers are more heavily involved in drug selling, but are far less visible.
It's easy to imagine a more cogent film that weighted either philosophy or reportage more heavily.
Presidential approval ratings are the other critical factor in the model, weighing more heavily than income.
But StitchFix relies more heavily on tech and algorithms than true personal assistance, which can cause problems.
For Almeida it would be good to see him lean more heavily on his decent kicking game.
Japan's automakers, which rely heavily on export sales, were even more heavily sold amid the yen's strength.
This is what a two-tier tax system would do, however, by taxing that supermarket more heavily.
Banks have lower capital costs and they rely more heavily on information technology for their core business.
The dispute over the Russian plane has forced Turkey to rely more heavily on its NATO allies.
The company said it will rely more heavily on Story ads than News Feed ads for growth.
A novice drug user is going to be more heavily impaired than someone who's gotten high before.
Also screening: "Lime Kiln" outtakes and Williams's more heavily stereotyped comedy "A Natural Born Gambler," from 1916.
Also screening: "Lime Kiln" outtakes and Williams's more heavily stereotyped comedy "A Natural Born Gambler," from 25.
For now, the Beijing-based app owned by ByteDance is more heavily focused on driving user growth.
Tellingly, papers by newcomers are cited far more heavily than new work by the celebrity's former collaborators.
Republicans were overwhelmingly whiter and richer than Democrats, and Democrats were more heavily female, black and Hispanic.
While Reputation was certainly a pop album, it was more heavily influenced by rap and hip hop.
Shrinking the balance sheet depends even more heavily on the data (especially inflation) coming in as forecast.
More heavily weighting that sample in the training data can help correct the bias, the researchers found.
"It's something I'm working more heavily on, put it that way," William, 36, says in the documentary.
Their business models rely more heavily on collecting and using data to target advertisements toward their users.
He added that Tyson could benefit in 2019 if the food service industry more heavily promotes chicken.
And online deliveries also rely more heavily on cardboard and plastic, posing added environmental and sustainability risks.
At night, Chance performed his headlining set, which initially appeared to be weighing more heavily upon him.
But as the consumer appetite for new cars has waned, automakers have leaned more heavily on discounts.
However, those rivals might more heavily weigh on Instagram, for which Facebook doesn't routinely disclose user stats.
But those states lean more heavily than others on sales and property taxes to pay government expenses.
Clinton would tax the wealthy more heavily and hold the rate for the bottom 95 percent steady.
It's likely that the pandemic will force restaurants to rely more heavily on delivery than they anticipated. 
In Game 1 against Boston, Pressly leaned even more heavily on his curveball — especially early in counts.
But they also note that he is tightening his inner circle, relying more heavily on his family.
Libertarians and neoconservative are much more heavily represented in elite Republican circles than in the Republican electorate.
But perhaps because it is more heavily moderated than other networks, TikTok mostly feels safe and wholesome.
No, no, no, let's go raise some more money and invest more heavily and then get profitable.
The RAF already has 10 Reaper drones, a larger and more heavily armed variant of the Predator.
Amped up on testosterone, they relied more heavily on their own judgment, even when they were wrong.
Others say that taxing billionaires much more heavily would lead to a more just and equal world.
Rather, we should tax inefficient bulbs more heavily so that those who use them bear the costs.
By many measures it has fallen behind rich countries, including France, which tax the rich more heavily.
It will begin more heavily invested in stocks, which are more risky but typically produce higher returns.
Parker: Removing the polls from our model means relying more heavily on the fundamentals and expert ratings.
Instead, he told the Arizona Republic, border security should rely more heavily on surveillance technologies, like drones.
The mixes arrive at a time when Google is more heavily investing in its streaming music service.
Some even contend that fiscal policy actions are more heavily back-end loaded in a president's term.
Fundamentals models that rely more heavily on economic conditions and incumbency point to Republicans having stronger chances.
While the ringing guitars and weird percussive instruments remain, they pile up more heavily, their arrangements cluttered.
I asked about 5G, which I have been covering more heavily this year as telecom deployments pick up.
Rather, funds are currently more heavily weighted in growth stocks than in value names compared with their benchmarks.
Going forward, however, there are threats to Amazon's profitability as the company invests more heavily in certain areas.
"We have a situation where law enforcement is being scrutinised more heavily," says Mr Hamilton of the LAPD.
That year, China opened up the market to overseas exhibition groups and invested more heavily in the sector.
Even that looks optimistic, however, since a rapidly ageing population will weigh ever more heavily on public spending.
It suggests China will lean more heavily on both fiscal and monetary policy to hit its growth target.
The study weighted the things people care about most — health care and education — more heavily, U.S. News explains.
The site relaunched in 2013 in an attempt to rebrand, leaning even more heavily into its music offerings.
We have a bias towards the status quo and we tend to weigh loss more heavily than gain.
Taxis argue their sector is more heavily regulated so ride-hailing companies acting like taxis constitute unfair competition.
Every indicator is pointing toward an election in which Hispanics, in particular, are more heavily represented than ever.
However, Americans also rely more heavily on advanced medical technology, and enjoy greater access to new drug therapies.
In the past, Facebook relied more heavily on users reporting on the authenticity of other users and publishers.
The new World Inequality Report chart relies much more heavily on administrative data, in particular income tax records.
Last year The Economist released its first college rankings, and it relies even more heavily on earnings data.
With the new money, Bilimoria plans to invest even more heavily in consumer-biology-focused companies, he said.
Inflation is evolving "favorably" but risks surrounding economic reforms are weighing more heavily on policymakers' minds right now.
Mixer also tries to appeal to people who want a more heavily moderated platform — and a dress code.
As more people fly, airlines and airports are relying more heavily on artificial intelligence to speed their trips.
We must also put a price on carbon and invest much more heavily in research on renewable energy.
Facebook's board is more heavily stacked toward insiders, with 3 out of 8 (including WhatsApp founder Jan Koum).
"We plan to invest more heavily in technology and talent in 2020 to accelerate a momentum," Yee said.
The Bank of Canada has been concerned that trade conflicts are weighing more heavily on the global economy.
The elderly may rely more heavily on medical appliances and be more vulnerable to heatstroke without air conditioning.
For example, candidates could be forced to focus more heavily on issues, like climate change and environmental protection.
In recent days, however, ballots have been counted in more heavily Democratic areas, giving Mr. Brooks's an advantage.
But Apple is rumored to be investing more heavily in new hardware when it comes to augmented reality.
The House Republican tax reform bill embraces both frameworks, but it leans on the substitution framework more heavily.
To accomplish this, they weight more heavily the opinions of types of voters under-represented in their surveys.
Lacking that big deposit base, many smaller banks rely more heavily on the sale of wealth management products.
Companies could invest more heavily in new capital — think of automated checkout kiosks at retail stores or restaurants.
That makes the far side much lighter, much older and much more heavily cratered than the near side.
But earlier tranches of tariffs, which fell more heavily on industrial components and machinery, will remain in effect.
As in other areas of the war, Afghan units suffer more heavily than coalition units from insider attacks.
This might become more and more of a reality as Hollywood moves toward focusing more heavily on blockbusters.
Clarke and Tomlinson also found that counties with more white voters (surprise!) shifted far more heavily to Trump.
It was among Wall Street's more heavily shorted stocks with about a fifth of its float on the line.
Some experts account for that raise with the fact that women are drinking more heavily than in the past.
Companies that rely more heavily on the holidays are at risk should sales fall short during that time period.
"Mexico intends to strangle migration with more heavily armed military and police officers along its southern border," he said.
A Trump statement insists both men will have equal roles, but surely Trump will lean on one more heavily.
Though Colorado used to be more of a purple state, it's been leaning more heavily toward Democrats of late.
The "Shark Tank" star points out that China is investing much more heavily in robots than the U.S. is.
"They are now much better capitalised and more heavily scrutinised by the regulator than before the crisis," he added.
The good news is, Donald Glover (who plays a young Lando Calrissian) is more heavily featured in this trailer.
Apple worked Siri, the virtual assistant, more heavily into iOS 9 and that trend could continue with iOS 10.
Optimists will say that rising labor costs should eventually incentivize companies to invest more heavily in labor-saving equipment.
Foreign workers also depend more heavily on their employer than in other countries, for example for help getting housing.
As a result, legislators have come to rely ever more heavily on research and analysis produced by interest groups.
"The term 'uncertainty' is featuring more heavily in the feedback we are receiving," RICS chief economist Simon Rubinsohn said.
The administration is also depending more heavily on the military to deter migrants from crossing the US-Mexico border.
Likewise, a "debt brake" limiting state borrowing introduced in 2011 applies mainly to the more heavily indebted northern governments.
Public opinion may begin to weigh more heavily with politicians facing re-election (Mr Temer is unlikely to run).
Now, that's part of the reason why we are investing more heavily also in mental health under my proposal.
There are times when it pays to be more heavily invested and times where it pays to lighten up.
Katherine Clark (D-MA), who has also pushed the Justice Department to investigate and prosecute online threats more heavily.
This is particularly evident in Britain, which relies on the service sector more heavily than almost any other country.
Public television channels were stuffed with pro-Fidesz journalists, while foreign media were taxed more heavily than domestic ones.
The officials said there had been no deliberate decision or policy change to rely more heavily on undercover agents.
That said, unlike prior years, the government will lean more heavily on loans from multilaterals, according to the report.
Platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favour since Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal.
Home-grown peer Mercadona and Lidl have stolen a march on DIA by investing more heavily in their stores.
"Red state voters invested a little more heavily in [the ETF] Corporate Cannabis, which was a surprise," Sperling said.
In contrast, only 6900 percent of advisors are encouraging their retired clients to invest more heavily in the market.
The most radical approach is to reduce corporate taxes sharply and instead tax individuals' investment income much more heavily.
So I said, Okay, we understand companies more heavily affected by the federal government than guys in New York.
"People would have considered costs more heavily," said John Boroff, the director of retirement and college leadership at Fidelity.
Mr. Monsees was even more heavily armed as he spoke outside his home while sitting in his pickup truck.
A disproportionately high number of shed genes, they found, were more heavily expressed in male than female C. nigoni.
While McDonald's is sharpening its cost-conscious offerings, it's also executing a plan to rely more heavily on franchisees.
One change could reduce capital requirements for some large banks, allowing them to rely more heavily on borrowed money.
They are trained to keep going until more heavily armed reinforcements, including officers from the Emergency Service Unit, arrive.
People who begin investing shortly after the birth of a child can invest this money more heavily in stocks.
It could rely more heavily on subsidies to bring healthy people into the market — and ultimately scrap the mandate.
West Africa's much more heavily populated coastal nations, such as Benin, Ghana and the Ivory Coast, could be next.
Northeastern Bali is relatively undeveloped compared to the more heavily populated southern tourist hub of Kuta-Seminyak-Nusa Dua.
The Titans lean more heavily on disguises, and they'll need to, because Brees identified the Colts' rotations with ease.
Focusing even more heavily on women's shows could further widen the gulf between global sales of womenswear and menswear.
Broader market sentiment, especially around spread of the coronavirus, is going to weigh much more heavily on upcoming decisions.
If you are an American taxpayer, it means the burden of making up lost revenue falls more heavily on you.
Air traffic controllers are apparently leaning more heavily on automated systems since thousands of their colleagues have been furloughed, too.
If non-white faces are already more heavily scrutinized in high security spaces, face recognition could only add to that.
With its currency devalued, Russia now relies even more heavily on oil and gas production in order to produce revenues.
In-game "live-ops" events will be more heavily promoted, with higher reward value to promote this level of engagement.
One occurring today would likely cause far greater damage as it is a far more heavily populated and developed region.
The latest fundraising total, which will be announced soon, is expected to tilt even more heavily in Mr O'Rourke's favour.
These accounts targeted people across the world, although more heavily in the Middle East and South Asia, the company said.
ADM, whose operations are more heavily concentrated in the United States, is due to report second-quarter results on Thursday.
To meet ever-tightening carbon emission limits, carmakers will need popular, affordable vehicles that draw more heavily on electric propulsion.
That memories of disaster weigh more heavily in this calculation immediately after the flood is not surprising, says Dr Fanta.
In the early days of these artists' careers, media attention focused more heavily on fans than on the performers themselves.
Last year, with all the reading required by the National Book Award, the ratio tilted even more heavily toward English.
Promoting indie app developers is something that both Google and Apple have been focusing more heavily on in recent months.
"It is quite clear that communities of color are more heavily and aggressively policed than white communities," the letter says.
"I've thought many times about what kinds of challenges I will face once I become more heavily involved," Hozoji said.
Another consequence of tighter budgets is that the state relies more heavily on the private sector to fund infrastructure projects.
Even Michael Bloomberg compared Facebook to telecom companies (which are more heavily regulated) in a conversation with Axios this week.
Grey's Anatomy has always relied more heavily on plot than acting, but tonight it proved it can be something more.
The Five Guys burger is juicy, but definitely relies more heavily on the flavor of the toppings than Smashburger's did.
"One of the more heavily tattooed people, Marcus, started laughing because he just didn't know what to say," Burton recalls.
There it took 12 days to reopen the airport, much more heavily damaged, to a thin stream of passenger flights.
Last year, it was more heavily promoted because of the special anniversary, helping to attract the larger number of attendees.
Absolutely though we get very few reports of assault from more heavily pop genre gigs like Katy Perry, for example.
Kraeblen suggests future retirees may be more heavily weighted in equities in order to improve returns over fixed-income investments.
In its efforts to rely more heavily on algorithms, the company exposed a central vulnerability in its approach to news.
Experts suggest that such plans will spur investors to more heavily scrutinize the business fundamentals and valuations of these companies.
But today, it means songwriters and composers are more heavily regulated than the huge media companies that use our music.
Most campaigns are no longer about reaching out to swing voters but rely more heavily on ginning up the base.
There are also some fish the U.S. has imported more heavily in recent years because domestic stocks have dried up.
Even if he does, the Broncos' hopes in 2019 will lean much more heavily on the infrastructure around the quarterback.
We discussed the differences between persuasion and argument, in which an argument relies more heavily on the appeal to logos.
Perhaps you'll see what I mean, on both points, if we go through some of his more heavily discussed moments.
In the upper Midwest and mid-Atlantic regions, which rely more heavily on coal, wind and solar have greater impact.
"However, today's stunning action suggests that China's been weighing far more heavily on the banks than we thought," Cramer said.
Until this year, Republicans and conservative groups invested much more heavily in state legislative contests than Democrats and their allies.
It was also among Wall Street's more heavily shorted stocks, with about a fifth of its float on the line.
In places like Maryland, police agencies have used facial recognition technology more heavily in black communities and to target activists.
Moreover, the president's drug control policy office has been more heavily focused on law enforcement than on public health strategies.
How do you account for Democrats' huge overperformance in the Kansas Fourth, which is much more heavily white working-class?
It's more heavily angled toward creators, particularly those who want to draw or annotate on the displays with a stylus.
Ed Royce and Darrell Issa earlier this month, will force Republicans to spend more heavily to defend these open seats.
It is now relying more heavily on the financial markets as an indicator of the future path of the economy.
"It is a tributary of media literacy," which he says is broader and generally focuses more heavily on popular culture.
The prices supplied by the largest producers are weighted more heavily by the index than the prices from other producers.
Investors who trade sector ETFs have invested more heavily in tech than any other part of the market throughout 103.
France relies more heavily on air conditioning than Germany which is more northerly and has far fewer units per capita.
Still, Canada's central bank has worried that the U.S.-China trade conflict is weighing more heavily on the global economy.
In his CBS interview, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Lieutenant John Corina said attention has now fallen more heavily on Wagner.
As might be expected, many of the areas of the U.S. at greatest risk tend to be more heavily populated.
The Trump administration last spring announced the ICE-HHS partnership to more heavily scrutinize adults who come forward, including fingerprinting.
"Jason would have been more heavily recruited if other coaches knew what kind of team leader he is," Stead said.
"Every American stands to lose under this proposal, but some would be more heavily impacted than others," the report reads.
The intensifying trade fight with the United States is likely to weigh more heavily on China in the coming quarters.
The raised forecast implies that the company results will be more heavily weighted to second half of the fiscal year.
Since Siege's release, Ubisoft has committed more heavily towards transitioning many of its franchises and new titles into service games.
With his popularity falling, Bolsonaro is expected to rely more heavily on his core evangelical following for his political future.
Rather, a lot of successful fintechs are focused on B2B solutions and they are much more heavily 'tech' than 'fin'.
So, we have to rely more heavily on our donors, doesn't that make us more exclusionary, rather than less exclusionary?
The Justice Department under President Barack Obama focused on criminal justice and police reform more heavily than past administrations did.
Facebook policy head makes a surprising cameo at the Kavanaugh hearing Over time, Facebook leaned more heavily on the outside firm.
The Bakken discount has disappeared, and so have the trains, forcing the region to rely more heavily on foreign, waterborne crude.
Second, the global economy's crisscrossing trade, financial and investment agreements rest more heavily on these two leading players than any others.
The latest layoffs fall more heavily on the operations department and other areas outside of sales, though they touch every department.
Regulate platforms more heavily In the United States, companies like Facebook are highly unregulated when it comes to user-generated content.
WeChat Moments (a feature similar to Facebook's News Feed) was also more heavily censored, with certain images filtered out as well.
Should the e-commerce goliath invest more heavily in the area of payments, however, that could spell bad news for PayPal.
The big picture: Marketing jobs skew more heavily female than many occupations, but the role of chief executive still skews male.
And in the United States, "research is much more heavily regulated in the U.S. than [treatment] in medical practices," Gronostajski said.
These should fall more heavily on the rich, rise as better services push up house prices and be harder to dodge.
One tactic for this is the company's focus on video which could be featured more heavily in a user's news feed.
The disparity has long irked some workers — particularly those in urban areas, who tend to rely more heavily on public transportation.
For 'growthier' folks like us, higher interest rates don't impact us as much as [firms that rely more heavily] on debt.
The result would more heavily tilt the bench to the right, affecting dilemmas from women's reproductive rights to government's regulatory power.
PayPal's PAC gave more heavily to conservatives than the other tech companies, donating 22018 percent of its $82,000 to Republican candidates.
But now the Chinese economy is slowing, and Chinese companies and individuals have begun to invest more heavily outside the country.
Furthermore, local news is the only medium that is more heavily consumed by less educated, less wealthy Americans, according to Pew.
The establishment-leaning portion of the state could be Polk County and its more heavily-populated neighbors like Story and Dallas.
To intervene more heavily, the Treasury could require resources from the Federal Reserve, which might potentially create limitless dollars to sell.
Some of the more heavily-trafficked user websites are trying to peel back on these partnerships to speed up their sites.
According to Reuters, it wanted to focus more heavily on mobile video, a growth area across most markets, but particularly Asia.
Supporters of the border adjustment tax that would exempt imports and tax imports more heavily are expected to be in attendance.
The players, coaches, staff, and executives of the NFL have tended to donate more heavily to Republicans than they do Democrats.
Amazon doesn't want to alienate them, and has been pushing publishers to lean even more heavily into mega-selling hardcover books.
Investing more heavily in more direct and effective politics is pivotal to preventing elite cultural and political repression of traditional values.
As the life cycle of a console continues to increase, Microsoft and Sony are relying more heavily on subscription based models.
In many cases, Bernius told BI, aerial snipers have to rely more heavily on instinct than the guys on the ground.
Platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favor since 2015's Volkswagen emissions-rigging scandal.
Wilmer Flores also rapped out three hits after Collins's call and will be counted on more heavily in the coming days.
He could lean even more heavily into his supposed empathy for voters in the electorally vital Rust Best and Upper Midwest.
The Labor Department will report on producer prices Wednesday, as well as the more heavily scrutinized consumer-price index on Thursday.
He says that if he could turn back time, he would have found a way to invest more heavily in houses.
These private avenues for raising capital have slowly grown alongside the public markets that are more heavily regulated by the SEC.
That happened just as Canada entered into the winter months when it tends to rely more heavily on U.S. produce exports.
More heavily forested areas in the South leads to more trees being toppled by storms or turned into projectiles as well.
Yet Boston's way of scoring seems more suited for October than the Yankees' approach, which relies more heavily on home runs.
If I'm a screener and I grew up in an alcoholic family, I might weigh a parent using alcohol more heavily.
The statement also criticized the government for its crackdown, but opposition supporters said it came down more heavily against their leader.
The company also told employees that it would rely more heavily on their artificial intelligence systems to flag and remove posts.
Also, one thing we will be weighing more heavily when considering supporting candidates is their alignment with us on foreign policy.
As his disillusionment deepened, events that Aaron dismissed before as unavoidable in any war began to weigh more heavily on him.
On the other hand, software vendors that relied more heavily on businesses signing for new software licenses took a harder hit.
In other words, the keyboard can tell the difference between you lightly pressing a key and you pressing one more heavily.
If Bloomberg were to be the nominee, his advantage would lie in more heavily urban states, such as Florida and Arizona.
In the intervening years, Barack Obama's administration chose to rely more heavily on the World Trade Organization to settle trade disputes.
As a result, the Cooper Hewitt relies more heavily on donations, including from board members like Ms. Zankel, a prominent philanthropist.
Nevada is more heavily Mexican compared to the rest of the nation, where the Latino population is only 59 percent Mexican.
That's why evaluation systems in Washington, D.C., and elsewhere ultimately leaned more heavily on structured, in-person observations of teacher practice.
The Dutch system relies more heavily than most on a second tier, supplementary employer-run pension funds, the ones preparing cuts.
Another bright spot is his plan to invest more heavily in ending pedestrian and cyclist deaths by redesigning New York roadways.
As Dick's Sporting Goods leans more heavily into its in-house brands, customers will start to notice some changes in stores.
However, the more heavily traded WTI contract for September delivery was trading 16 cents higher at $67.91 by 2:21 p.
That could mean donors are prioritizing contributions to the national party, while Democrats have been donating more heavily to individual candidates.
But some European countries that rely more heavily on Russia as a trade partner are eyeing the latest U.S. sanctions warily.
Some of Apple's more heavily trafficked locations will also feature big-name guests for music performances, lectures, and hands-on instruction.
Rural affiliates, however, rely more heavily on congressional largess, which can make up as much as 35 percent of their budgets.
Rosen, who has relied more heavily on small-donor contributions, has raised $9.2 million and has about $3.8 million in cash.
In a CNBC interview, executives said the merger would allow them to invest more heavily in new technology demanded by customers.
But that machine has weakened in recent years, and Lipinski's district has continued to grow more liberal and more heavily Hispanic.
Perhaps the best way to get people to work towards difference is to throw them more heavily in contrast with themselves.
The study shows that the pain of climate change will fall more heavily on America's poorest bits than on its richest areas.
So while Trump is certainly under pressure to tally some concrete achievements, that pressure could be weighing even more heavily on Ryan.
Shefkar Hemo said his fighters had faced fewer mortar shells and car bombs recently, with the jihadists relying more heavily on snipers.
While it's more heavily practiced in the US, in Canada, addiction services aren't even regulated, let alone mandated by the healthcare system.
It doesn't sound like YouTube would go as far as moving all children's content to its more heavily moderated YouTube Kids app.
He'd never whiffed more than nine in a start — and relied more heavily on his put-away pitches, his changeup and slider.
This would seem to be another reason in favor of using more heavily automated systems, to give human operators less psychological distress.
The end result of that combination of policies is a risk pool that's comprised much more heavily of older and sicker people.
Arguably, though, Turner's friendship with fellow Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams is even more heavily publicized than her romance with Jonas.
West Coast states, for example, are much more heavily reliant on Chinese markets while border states see the biggest demand from Mexico.
Plus, Chandler added, there are other political factors (including an upcoming referendum in Italy) that are weighing more heavily on traders' minds.
The Trump campaign is investing even more heavily on Facebook, spending 3.5 times as much there as on it is on Google.
At the community centre in Fortaleza, Carlos scoffs at the idea that criminals will be deterred by a more heavily armed population.
The Australians have a universal coverage scheme that leans more heavily on private insurance than most the other systems we talk about.
It was also notable because Facebook's presence was more heavily emphasized as Zuckerberg delivered much of the keynote, sharing new product news.
Instead, Verrone would recommend investing more heavily in banks, which profit as the differential between short-term and long-term rates rises.
Daimler AG, the manufacturer of Mercedez-Benz, is more heavily investing in research around hybrids and fully electric vehicles, its spokeswoman said.
Those numbers are within a percentage point of each other, yet tech gear like routers are still more heavily marketed toward men.
The city's licensed taxi drivers have put pressure on officials to regulate Uber more heavily — and reveled in the city's new decision.
This is likely to have a bigger impact on Kors than Coach, as its sales are more heavily skewed toward department stores.
Getting people to leave behind their iPhones and move to Android is something Google has focused on more heavily in recent months.
However, our Select Consensus, which more heavily weights historically accurate analysts and recent estimates, is expecting a larger beat by 2 cents.
Elsewhere, it has tested drone delivery and it plans to invest more heavily in logistics automation, including automated warehouses and drone deliveries.
In 2015, El Salvador took a step to protect the LGBTQ community by passing laws that would penalize hate crimes more heavily.
If Clinton wins, Ryan will have to preside over a slimmed Republican majority, more heavily populated with burn-the-house-down conservatives.
Many analysts are now leaning more heavily toward top producers Brazil and the United States to make up for the lost supply.
"In the case of podcasts, we can rely on machines more heavily than we can with music," says Pandora CEO Roger Lynch.
That means, to avoid the pitfalls, executives need to focus more heavily on answering a key question: How do I get started?
The candidate has argued that tech giants including Facebook, Google, and Amazon are monopolies that the federal government should regulate more heavily.
And whether or not governments that lean he-- more heavily on-- on one end give up something in exchange for the other.
Tom Garrett's late retirement decision opens up his more heavily Republican 5th District, which Democrats will have more trouble putting into play.
That highlights what's particularly interesting about Japan: The Japanese mobile game market leans more heavily toward Google's Android platform than other markets.
He may believe that by criticizing the United States he will inspire China to invest more heavily in his country's struggling economy.
Plus, Super Lucky's Tale looked like it wanted to capture a different era, focused more heavily on the aspect of, well, platforming.
I wanted to move away from chordally based songs, and I wanted to rely more heavily on the beat and the groove.
Frederick noted that venture capitalists during the Great Recession more heavily scrutinized the financials of startups before taking the plunge to invest.
That means that any measures from the Trump administration are likely to weigh more heavily on other countries, including some close allies.
We were once more heavily invested in other forms but then certain other platforms started demanding video media in a huge way.
The group's millennials are more heavily United States-born, so they've been raised within American culture, smoothing the way for that convergence.
Does the Trump administration's aversion to regulation lead you to think that you may need to lean more heavily on raising rates?
Investment growth under Mr. Trump has leaned much more heavily on oil and gas than it did under his two immediate predecessors.
In precincts that were more heavily black and Hispanic, the rate at which people called to complain about marijuana was generally higher.
Mark's coffee plan was also a reminder that the responsibility for education should fall more heavily on those who need it most.
With the advent of lean manufacturing that relies more heavily on automation and robotics, compensation is a smaller portion of overall expenditures.
The newest version, FICO 10, will weigh each consumer's total debt load and payment habits more heavily when calculating their credit score.
In August, distraught over the death of a dog his family had for 13 years, Mr. Rodriguez began vaping even more heavily.
" Democrats, though, leaned more heavily on the testimony of the three constitutional law professors who argued that Trump unequivocally committed "high crimes.
Undercounting immigrants will result in all of those resources being stretched thinner in more racially diverse (and especially more heavily Latino) areas.
We all know that when it comes to female ambition, that is so much more heavily policed than it is for men.
Investors are also pouring money into businesses aiming to create new ways of providing primary care by relying more heavily on technology.
Iger is sticking around to help Chapek learn the ropes of being a CEO, and also focusing more heavily on creative projects.
Some Democrats say that decision has emboldened those candidates to propose taxing the rich more heavily than past party nominees would have.
Both lawmakers appear to have an easier path to a November win than Democrats in more heavily Republican states like North Dakota.
Its fire response relies more heavily on community efforts compared to places like the United States that have centralized fire management systems.
There had been a surge in this cohort last year, but clearly affordability and supply is weighing more heavily on them now.
If paleoanthropology is to have any success explaining the stages of human evolution, it must rely more heavily on universally accepted methodologies.
Buttigieg's fundraising announcement comes amid an all-out push by the mayor's campaign to invest more heavily in early nominating-state infrastructure.
But executors are also knowledgeable and often more heavily involved in settling the estate, so contacting one is not necessarily poor form.
In addition, the clues leaned far more heavily to the accessible side, like NICHOLAS, EPISODE, ROOFTOPS, ON HOLIDAY, TIME OUT and SADDEN.
Right now the Indian government is projecting that it will halt building coal plants by 2022 and pursue renewables much more heavily.
Clinton has assembled a more traditional fund-raising operation that relies more heavily on wealthy "bundlers" and donors giving the maximum of $2,700.
The company's executives indicated last quarter it would be de-emphasizing 30-day free trial memberships and focusing more heavily on paid memberships.
That forced American Express, which is more heavily dependent on spending by affluent users, to increase the rewards rate for its premium cards.
"Most growers were able to adapt to last year's water shortages by relying more heavily on groundwater supplies and other sources," added George.
Britain might allow in genetically modified crops, which are regulated more heavily in the EU, or buy from America's highly competitive beef farmers.
The report said that the number of WarnerMedia's cable commissions decreased every quarter of 2019 as it invested more heavily in HBO Max.
In many states, police patrol high-crime areas more heavily, and many of these areas are often in or near communities of color.
High confidence: Google will invest more heavily in AdWords and Search advertising — its first-party ad business — relative to its third-party operations.
Platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favor since the Volkswagen AG emissions-rigging scandal of 2015.
Entrants have to apply for banking licences, hire compliance staff and so forth, the costs of which weigh more heavily on smaller firms.
Unlike in more heavily touristed places, like Morocco, where vendors can be so pushy travelers may get anxious, I found myself largely unbothered.
Under the scheme, retailers with monthly revenue of over 170 million zlotys ($44 million) were to be taxed more heavily than smaller counterparts.
Older competitors are more heavily represented in equestrian competition, archery, shooting and fencing - sports that demand immense amounts of endurance and mental concentration.
Now, as the monarch prepares to celebrate her 90th birthday on April 21, she leans more heavily than ever on her lifelong partner.
While the US has a very robust tampon market, other parts of the world still lean more heavily on pads or sanitary napkins.
During the 209s companies across the rich world began to rely more heavily than ever on outsourced, temporary workers assigned via digital platforms.
Under the scheme, retailers with monthly revenue of more than 170 million zlotys ($44 million) will be taxed more heavily than smaller rivals.
In some regions that rely more heavily on federal jobs and programs, the shutdown turned out to cause more problems for small businesses.
However, strategists say that uncertainty related to the U.S. presidential election will weigh more heavily on the peso than on the Canadian dollar.
The central bank's core inflation measure excludes changes in the prices of cars and accommodation, which are more heavily influenced by government policies.
Even if Lenny was deployed at scale, this would likely just push telemarketing firms to rely more heavily on robocalling to save money.
For now, however, Vevo will continue to focus on advertising and original content, as it leans even more heavily on Google's video service.
A change in how foreign terror suspects are prosecutedSessions is expected to rely more heavily on military commissions to prosecute foreign terror suspects.
Due to the presence of these hazardous substances in e-waste, recycling electronics is more heavily regulated than the recycling of other plastics.
And this means India will likely be contributing much more heavily to world wheat supply in 2017/18 relative to the year before.
Money managers are more heavily invested in technology stocks than they have been in at least nine years, a survey of portfolios shows.
As it turns out, according to studies from researchers around the world, people who have schizophrenia smoke more heavily than those who don't.
This means the axe falls more heavily elsewhere: some departments have seen their budgets cut by as much as 60% (see chart 4).
"The burden of the proposed tariffs will fall much more heavily on the United States than on China," Apple said in its letter.
At the same time, Senate Democrats have also proposed a $28503 trillion infrastructure plan, albeit one that relies more heavily on government spending.
For starters, we should rely more heavily on people purchasing drugs with their own money, rather than rely on insurance to do it.
The department has reportedly been investing more heavily in efforts to improve Jordan's program, such as sending veterinarians to the country to assist.
However, the firm found that banks that closed a significant number of branches must rely more heavily on advertising to win market share.
Hong Kong is recognized as a place to raise money from international sources, whereas domestic retail investors feature more heavily in mainland markets.
They may also be betting sales increase as consumers look to more heavily arm themselves for protection in the wake of the shooting.
The B-side (tracks 4-6), which I performed with a tape deck, looper, and drum machine, relies more heavily on random chance.
For the first time on a New Year's Eve, the city deployed its new Critical Response Command, which includes more heavily armed officers.
That's thanks in part to its focus on continually improving, rather than attempting to outdo more heavily resourced companies like Apple and Samsung.
The final season of this experimental festival leans more heavily toward dance than in years past, but there are a few performance offerings.
After a diagnosis of heart failure, moderate drinkers tended to live longer than those who drank more heavily or didn't drink at all.
A shift away from diesel vehicles, whose catalytic converters rely more heavily on platinum, has intensified the demand for palladium, especially in Europe.
But once a certain absolute income standard is achieved, satisfaction depends more heavily on how one's earnings compare with the earnings of others.
In an email, Baldwin-Philippi downplayed the significance of the fact that in 2016 Trump spent more heavily on digital campaigning than Clinton.
Automakers have also turned more heavily to leasing, and longer loans of 72 or 84 months, which keep the customer's monthly payment affordable.
He has since become more heavily involved in the science fiction community, building friendships with authors such as Jeff VanderMeer and Kelly Link.
Andrew Yang has leaned more heavily on online organizing than almost any candidate, but #YangGang memes became uncomfortably popular with right-wing trolls.
But a business development manager focuses more heavily on generating leads, setting up meetings with potential clients, and cultivating fruitful relationships with them.
The Republican side was more heavily contested, but it seemed most likely that a son of former President George H.W. Bush would prevail.
Amazon warehouse workers in Queens and other locations have said that production quotas have increased as customers rely more heavily on Amazon prime.
Automakers began relying more heavily on wind tunnels and aerodynamic calculations when designing their cars, and engineers started working more closely with designers.
Yet even utilities that are already shifting more heavily into renewables say that it will be challenging to get rid of gas altogether.
It's widely rumored that independent bookstore sales are weighted more heavily than Walmart sales, for instance, but the Times has never confirmed this.
No undecided member is leaning more heavily on the focus-on-appropriations excuse, though, than the Appropriations Committee chairman himself, New Jersey Rep.
Apttus had been profitable, Krappe said, but three years ago decided to invest more heavily in expanding the business, and turned to private investors.
"It's something I'm working more heavily on, put it that way," William, 36, said in the documentary, which aired on BBC One last week.
If cars are primarily rented, rather than owned, then they can be optimized for shorter trips and more heavily specialized for different use cases.
But in Chen's case, the DNA evidence that mistakenly matched him to the crime was weighted more heavily the testimonies suggesting he was innocent.
It has also begun marketing more heavily, especially during football games, as it became the official pizza sponsor of the NFL earlier this year.
But it also seems that, having subscribed, they shop yet more heavily, knowing that they incur no further shipping costs when they do so.
Typically, commercial speech — forward-looking statements, for instance — is more heavily regulated than the speech of, say, an art monster or a political goon.
Taxing wealth more heavily, including by replacing inheritance tax with a lifetime gift allowance, could tackle inequality and provide much-needed extra tax revenue.
Other shareholders said they were concerned about Shell betting more heavily on fossil fuels through the BG deal, rather than investing in renewable energy.
It later revamped the app to focus more heavily on the LinkedIn integration, and less on connections to other services like Facebook and Twitter.
He is standing for the parliamentary seat of Boston, in Lincolnshire, which voted more heavily for Leave in the referendum than any other constituency.
SpaceX is investing more heavily in the development of launch capabilities for lunar and interplanetary travel — and commercial applications like internet connectivity via satellite.
Macron says taxing big tech more heavily is a matter of social justice and is pressing for a universal tax code for digital services.
"It's something I'm working more heavily on, put it that way," William, 36, said in the documentary, which aired on BBC One this week.
Women are more heavily dependent on their Social Security income because they are more likely to outlive their savings, due to a longer lifespan.
Larger players are trying to tap into that excitement, with companies like Wal-Mart and Toys R Us leaning more heavily into product demonstrations.
Last year, for the first time, half of all states relied more heavily on tuition than on government appropriations to fund higher public education.
New game modes will focus more heavily on squad-based fighting and teamwork, with new scarcity features like depleting ammo aimed at amplifying realism.
This debate will follow a "town hall" format, in which everyday people just like you and me (except way more heavily vetted) ask questions.
The money is intended in part to help fund abortions for patients who travel from other states where the procedure is more heavily restricted.
A FICO score is comprised of five major factors, although some are weighted more heavily than others, such as payment history and debt owed.
We can also expect political advertisers to lean more heavily on data from digital and mobile platforms in the run-up to future elections.
The model is very different from most other OPEC and non-OPEC producers that rely more heavily on spot sales to refiners and traders.
The company considers cards an untapped form of small-business funding, because small businesses tend to rely more heavily on cash and traditional loans.
"It can take a longer time for women to progress to the better jobs, so the age restriction more heavily affects women," she said.
However, the firm found that banks that closed a significant number of branches have to rely more heavily on advertising to win market share.
If the $15 minimum wage goes national, companies around the nation will likely start revamping their business models to rely more heavily on technology.
Tax breaks may simply prompt workers to shift their savings from accounts that are more heavily taxed rather than to increase their savings overall.
Coping drinkers are more likely to be female, drink more heavily and experience more alcohol-related problems than those who drink for other reasons.
He says he involved himself more heavily in the dance music world when he got a job at Resident Advisor a few years back.
Though British universities raise more than those in Europe, which rely more heavily on public funding, they still lag far behind their American counterparts.
It relies much more heavily on the smartphone companion app, even for just troubleshooting why something didn't turn on when it was supposed to.
The conference, often an opportunity to announce new developer tools or hardware, is likely to focus more heavily on privacy and policy this year.
There is no justification for granting an inflation adjustment to capital gains while denying it to interest income, which is already taxed more heavily.
At a recent press preview in New York City, LG executives actually focused on the V20's video recording more heavily than still shooting.
However, the issues of internet privacy are unlikely to be resolved soon, even if Facebook is dismembered and its successor companies more heavily regulated.
The report corrected errors in previous studies by incorporating new methods to fill in data gaps, including by relying more heavily on satellite records.
These weigh more heavily on American consumers than the strategic Chinese industries that endured Mr. Trump's initial tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese products.
Conversely, Cisco said demand for security and next-generation data centers, which rely more heavily on software than traditional data centers, withstood the downturn.
Whereas speech in the public forum is given broad constitutional protection, speech in other public places can be more heavily regulated, and even banned.
External risks to the franchise and operational risks, no matter how remote, weigh more heavily in Fitch's rating decisions for small insurers like Southsure.
Iran's proxy, Hezbollah, met with Hamas on Thursday, hinting it is ready to meddle more heavily than it has recently in Israeli-Palestinian politics.
At a fundamental level, Deutsche Bank is faced with a world where banks are far more heavily regulated than they were a decade ago.
It is critical that the United States recognizes the value of such a program, and invest more heavily in the organization that advances it.
But while aluminium is used in construction, it relies much more heavily on manufacturing of vehicles and equipment and retail applications such as packaging.
Money market funds and other investors have bid more heavily for these instruments since Britain's surprise vote to leave the European Union last week.
The unusually public process -- typically conducted behind closed doors -- has raised concerns about a Cabinet more heavily weighted toward military rather than civilian leadership.
FireEye has invested more heavily than others in "multi-disciplinary threat intelligence," said Steve Weber, director for the Berkeley Center for Long Term Cybersecurity.
So if the economic damage from the shutdown starts to add up, it could begin to weigh much more heavily on Trump's political calculations.
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He had a mere 11% of the possible endorsements of Democratic governors, House members and senators, when weighting governors and senator endorsements more heavily.
Those guidelines vary country to country, but in the US, Jackson said Ipsos is pivoting slightly by relying more heavily on their online panel.
A diet more heavily based on plants — that is, fruits and vegetables — may result in a microbiome containing a wider range of healthful organisms.
They fired eight scouts in August as part of a restructuring that is expected to lean even more heavily on data and video analysis.
However, Donoviel says that the agency needs to invest more heavily in those efforts to ensure the missions have the best chance of success.
It is time to explore a change that would ensure that CRA credits are based more heavily on a person's income, rather than location.
Some defense lawyers and criminologists say those searches and warrant checks are the real impetus for enforcing marijuana laws more heavily in some neighborhoods.
Fortunately, the Fed is gradually moving toward a new and more nimble policy regime, which relies more heavily on asset prices to guide policy.
Problem is, New York relies much more heavily on their bullpen than Houston, and they might have to pitch for 4 straight days now.
Mr Erdogan annulled the Istanbul vote, though much good it did him: his man lost even more heavily at a re-run in June.
But while aluminum is used in construction, it relies much more heavily on manufacturing of vehicles and equipment and retail applications such as packaging.
The stalemate will now last through the start of business Monday, when the effects of the government funding lapse will be felt more heavily.
Under the current imbalanced regulatory framework, regional banks are forced to focus more heavily on compliance, which siphons resources and capital away from customers.
In addition, a number of its restaurants are more than 26 years old and will need to be updated more heavily than newer buildings.
Microverse isn't aiming to compete heavily with Lambda School for U.S. students, however, they are looking more heavily at courting students in developing countries.
Conversely, a separate model that weighted traditional primary voters more heavily showed Warren with 28500 percent support and Biden in second with 6900 percent.
Succession transcended its already excellent "operatic soap about horrible rich people" roots in its second season, leaning more heavily into both comedy and tragedy.
It will, however, be selective in sectors such as technology and telecommunications that are more heavily dominated by U.S. investment banks, this source added.
YouTube Kids is a separate platform to regular YouTube, with more heavily-curated child-friendly content to protect young users from encountering inappropriate content.
Moving forward, Toys R Us has said it plans to invest more heavily in its website, loyalty program and Babies R Us registry offering.
Mr. Zuckerberg floated the idea for months and began to promote it to employees more heavily toward the end of 2018, the people said.
Factors that weighed more heavily in buying decisions this year, agents said, were property tax levels, the trajectory of property values, the buy-vs.
Television, but the big broadcasters — NBC, CBS, ABC — have suffered extreme audience erosion and are leaning more heavily on their own studios for content.
The big picture: Uber envisions a world with little personal car ownership, one where people would rely more heavily on using services like Uber.
Sarkozy leaned perhaps even more heavily into anti-Muslim politics than Fillon did, but didn't promise to cut the size of government as dramatically.
That's because disabled individuals tend to rely more heavily on public benefits as they "age out" of public school systems or other community-based programs.
But their other interests may have little to do with their religious orientation, and will sometimes be weighed more heavily in determining whom to support.
Admission to Harvard, previously granted by meeting a clear academic cut-off, became more nebulous—based more heavily on the "character and fitness" of applicants.
Now, Citigroup is joining the fray with a card that more heavily incentivizes users to funnel all their dining and air travel purchases through it.
For beauty "gurus"—especially those better recognized when heaped more heavily in makeup, like James Charles—makeup is minimal to the point of seeming nonexistence.
Twitter also uses AI to sniff out fake accounts and some inappropriate content, but it relies more heavily on user reports of harassment and bullying.
It will also rely more heavily on sources the company deems to be "authoritative," rather than featuring the most popular or click bait-y video.
But coal companies also blame President Obama's climate regulations, so the industry concentrated its political giving in 2016 even more heavily than usual on Republicans.
But there were also key differences that set this new specimen apart; the teeth were more heavily ridged than those of other species, for example.
The majority of Netflix's subscribers are based internationally, and the company is gearing up to invest even more heavily in original content around the world.
Combating abuse The renewed growth in users comes as Twitter invests more heavily in trying to combat abuse on the platform after years of criticism.
"Our usage and demand today lean more heavily toward voice and messaging, but we do plan on offering video support in the future," he said.
For Trump, the scales seem perhaps more heavily tilted toward the last of those categories, though there are also allies, like Manigault and Roger Stone.
Netflix, Amazon and other streamers have been increasing their presence at awards shows over the past few years as they invest more heavily in content.
That means the downsides should be weighed more heavily than the upsides, which means less efficiency and more accountability should be preferable to the opposite.
In contrast, life science companies are funded more heavily from the start, knowing there is a long road ahead of product development and clinical validation.
So while most local troops still travel in Humvees and regular pickups, coalition soldiers rarely leave bases unless they are in more heavily protected vehicles.
The fresh capital should help Flexport continue to grow and lure customers as Amazon invests more heavily in providing global logistics services to marketplace sellers.
Authorities have been struggling with the arrival of thousands of migrants who have turned to Bosnia to avoid more heavily guarded routes through the Balkans.
Today, Target Circle is more heavily focused on promoting the 1 percent back on purchases — the piece designed to increase foot traffic in Target stores.
There's a pile of powerful ammo in the Tempo Mage style, but Pavel "Pavel" Beltukov's build leans more heavily into minions than the average take.
The rankings change every week, even when there are no tournaments, because the formula used to calculate them is weighted more heavily towards recent results.
Back in 863, Costa Rica suffered a brutal drought, and the dams produced less power, forcing grid operators to rely more heavily on diesel generators.
The X-Files' popularity ultimately drained the show of its vitality; as its budget expanded, the writing got lazier, relying more heavily on special effects.
Aside from the social stigma that falls more heavily on women, family property and finances in China tend to be registered in the husband's name.
Net worth under Warren's revised wealth tax: $10.4 billionNet worth under Sanders' wealth tax: $8.2 billionBuffett has said he favors taxing the rich more heavily.
This overlong program leaned more heavily on ideas about race than about AIDS, but that made sense; both prompt thoughts of loss, identity and grief.
Some schools rely on students to decide Some schools, like Ohio State University, rely even more heavily on the student body to choose a speaker.
The shopping frenzy in these final hours will be focused on the stores, where analysts say the discounts are deep — perhaps more heavily than planned.
The two companies also had differing asset portfolios, with Janus more heavily invested in American equities and Henderson having more in global and European stocks.
The room is drunker and shoulder-to-shoulder and the crowd is somehow both less homogenous in its composition and more heavily, overwhelmingly dude-dominated.
You can sort of say, 'Well, we're going to get profitable … No, let's go raise some more money, invest more heavily, and then get profitable.
Two Indian climbers died Thursday while ascending from the more heavily traversed Nepal side, while another person died on the Tibetan side of the mountain.
Other tax changes mean that fewer homeowners will now claim the mortgage deduction, and its benefits will be even more heavily concentrated among the rich.
Now there is a wide generation gap in party preferences, and Hispanics and Asian-Americans, who are less likely to vote, lean more heavily Democratic.
He has had some decisive victories in recent contests, particularly in states in which the Democratic electorate is older, more moderate, and more heavily black.
Our hypothesis is that performance will be marginally worse among those firms that rely more heavily on contributions, rather than their merits, to secure business.
But the police are struggling to retain control of these areas, and are often a soft target for the Taliban, who are more heavily armed.
DETROIT – The financial burden of the United Auto Workers' strike against General Motors is expected to begin weighing more heavily on union members this week.
Maybe if the labor market were tighter and wages were rising faster, it would induce companies to invest more heavily in new labor-saving innovations.
Some have gotten creative about making up their lost funding streams and access to discounted contraceptives by, for instance, leaning more heavily on individual donations.
Companies across corporate America are investing more heavily in IT, but a major question is how much return they&aposll get on that increased funding.
But from 2015 until earlier this year, broadband internet was more heavily regulated — inappropriately in my view — under rules designed for the old telephone monopoly.
Additionally, Edward's reelection could suggest that Democrats shouldn't cede southern states completely, encouraging the party and its donors to invest more heavily in future races.
The plaintiffs argue that U.N.C. could achieve the racial and ethnic diversity it wants by focusing more heavily on socioeconomic and geographic factors in admissions.
Basic capital requirements are risk-weighted, meaning banks that make safer investments, such as buying Treasuries, are allowed to rely more heavily on borrowed money.
Corey Lewandowski, Trump's former campaign manager, explained that Trump's campaign is planning to rely more heavily on the Republican National Committee's 500-person field staff.
It would be hard to write a job description for what I do, but I skew more heavily towards the mental domination side of things.
But the balance of evidence seems to lean more heavily on the side that fear by itself just isn't very effective at motivating people to change.
Many firms were offering the same redemption possibilities for more thinly traded high-yield corporate bonds as they did for more heavily traded shares, Brazier said.
They don't sleep as long, they don't sleep through the night as often, and they suffer more heavily from sleep apnea, a potentially life-threatening disorder.
Kill the Lights, like his 2016 EP Confront the Truth, leans more heavily on acoustic instrumentation and more lushly realized arrangements than Dissed and Dismissed did.
"It's something I'm working more heavily on, put it that way," William, 36, tells Prince, Son and Heir: Charles at 70, which aired on BBC One.
Researchers then trained their network on millions of sequenced genomes and high-throughput reads, teaching it which things to weigh more heavily and which to ignore.
Episode three is more heavily George-y than the previous episodes, but the show is still being awfully cagey about the mystery it has in store.
This area is one of the more heavily cratered areas on the planet, and in 2003 NASA landed one of its exploration rovers, Spirit, close by.
But it could also be a precursor to Facebook more heavily integrating Oculus products into a larger lineup of hardware and software that includes AR devices.
Ly claims this is because Japanese trucks are known for durability, while American trucks have a higher towing capacity and therefore could be used more heavily.
It comes at a key time for the gaming industry, as giants like Sony, Microsoft, and Google are all focusing more heavily on game streaming services.
The comment was interpreted by some traders and economists as signaling that the central bank might intervene more heavily in currency markets to support the renminbi.
The core inflation measure - closely watched by central bankers - excludes changes in the prices of cars and accommodation, which are more heavily influenced by government policies.
Many experts note that Autopilot 2.0 is still missing a lot of the functionality of the original version that relied more heavily on Mobileye's vision system.
And it's certainly true that for most of its existence, the Libertarian Party has drawn more heavily from the political right than from the political left.
They are also focused on the structure and future of work, including the "gig economy," with 28 percent of CEOs relying more heavily on temporary workers.
HCA's warning sent its stock down as much a 3 percent, and weighed even more heavily on shares of its rivals, Community Health and Tenet Healthcare.
But attendees over the age of 50 went more heavily for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and also accounted for almost 60% of all attendees.
Changes to the policy could mean higher costs for the Indian IT industry, which has prompted firms like TCS to recruit more heavily at U.S. universities.
Kill the Lights, like his 2016 EP Confront the Truth, leans more heavily on acoustic instrumentation and more lushly realized arrangements than Dissed and Dismissed did.
"We look at the number of years of life lost and more heavily weight deaths at an earlier age, because they're typically more preventable," said Catlin.
Update May 2nd, 9:58AM ET: Zapata racing has released an alternate, more heavily produced video of the record-setting flight, which you can see below.
The company announced on Friday that it's made the news list more automated by removing article descriptions and leaning more heavily on algorithms to produce it.
The law change meant that ketamine became a far more heavily controlled drug, making it harder to obtain from high street chemists and commercially from factories.
The paper also finds no evidence of a larger rise in actual car purchases after the election in counties that voted more heavily for Mr Trump.
But your journey also brings you to the more heavily populated locations of the Nebula as you search for clues and seek help from local experts.
The film industry has a long history of taking liberties with true stories, but Hollywood has relied much more heavily on the practice in recent years.
In fact, the survey found that experienced candidates who leave a company within the first 15 months are dinged much more heavily during the job search.
But with their performance, Ward and Kovalev have almost assured themselves another turn on boxing's biggest stage, and that it will be even more heavily anticipated.
And since each of the pans is refillable, you can replace one at a time — great news if you use one product more heavily than others.
A portfolio is generally considered more conservative when it has more bonds and fewer stocks, while a more aggressive portfolio is more heavily invested in stocks.
OneSavings said it had tightened its lending criteria on projects backed by smaller investors as they were more heavily reliant on liquidity of UK housing stocks.
As a result, it would be wise for VR companies to invest more heavily in mobile platforms to broaden their reach and ensure a 10X experience.
Both metals are primarily consumed by automakers for catalytic converters, but platinum is more heavily used in the diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favour.
Since Bush-to-McCain would have been a same-party transition, the McCain team could have drawn more heavily on the resources of the sitting administration.
As an incumbent, Bush's primary opponent, Clay, banks more heavily on his on-paper credentials as a member of Congress to drive voters to the polls.
Yet as supercomputers become more important for cutting-edge scientific research and developing artificial intelligence capabilities, the US is investing more heavily in its supercomputing infrastructure.
While it's still a breeding ground for misinformation, bad actors are relying more heavily on closed network groups to A/B test messaging, memes and stories.
Banks, including Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, that once relied heavily on trading, are now leaning more heavily on businesses like private equity and wealth management.
With Apple's business off the table, it would become clear that China relies more heavily on the United States than the other way around, Cramer argued.
Whatever changes have already taken place in American society, the duty of caring for children — and for other family members — still weighs more heavily on women.
Logging has been more heavily restricted, as Bureau officials seek to bring back canopies that were thinned over many decades and to maintain old-growth trees.
The zones are more heavily disadvantaged than the eligible areas that governors did not select, they found, and generally target areas where economic mobility is low.
Chinese social media sites are policed more heavily than normal during important political events, with negative or sensitive matter swiftly blocked or removed by internet censors.
But the constant delays weigh more heavily on low-income riders, according to a new report released Wednesday by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Carthage, Missouri-based Leggett & Platt, meanwhile, has already leaned more heavily on Vietnam, even as executives concede that the country still notably lags China's manufacturing capacity.
It noted that the current system can force businesses to rely more heavily on credit, and impose higher fees for transfers or bill payment on consumers.
"Instead, he is claiming that commercial transactions with private American weapons manufacturers should weigh more heavily than our human rights commitments, because the spending produces jobs."
Anything that relies more heavily on private Medicare options would be a move rightward, and it would probably be opposed by Democrats and supported by Republicans.
Characterizing Pemex as a "piggy bank" for successive governments, Padilla said it was more heavily taxed than state-run peers including Brazil's Petrobras and Colombia's Ecopetrol.
In production of the Model 3, Mr. Musk gambled by creating an assembly line that relies much more heavily on automated equipment and robots than workers.
States do not get much more heavily white than Iowa, which holds caucuses on Monday, and New Hampshire, which follows with a primary on Feb. 11.
FICO 10 T will weigh recent missed payments more heavily and penalize those who use a high percentage of their overall available credit for long periods.
The blue-chip FTSE 100 index, which is more heavily weighted towards commodity-related stocks than continental European indexes, was down 0.6 percent in morning trading.
Mr. Hunter said he considered mileage to be an "underreflected characteristic" in setting auto insurance rates, but some insurers are starting to weigh it more heavily.
Hiring Benenson is the latest sign that Zuckerberg and Chan are pushing their philanthropic work more heavily into the political and policy world, according to Politico.
Remington's sales have declined in part because of receding fears that guns will become more heavily regulated by the U.S. government, according to credit ratings agencies.
What lesson should the Congress of today draw from this old story of the fate of legislation taxing labor income more heavily than income from capital?
Spotify still has its own data centers in Sweden, Virginia and the United Kingdom, but said it will lean more heavily on Google in the future.
Now, those same chains rely much more heavily on their discounted cousins, and it is not uncommon to find them within striking distance of each other.
However, they also weigh an individual advisor's characteristics — such as experience, online presence, feedback from family or friends — more heavily in the selection process (29%) vs.
At the same time, some doctors are now focused heavily on certifying patients for state marijuana cards, or are incorporating marijuana more heavily into their practice.
By investing more heavily in the next-generation cellular technology known as 5G, the company hopes to beat its rivals in offering customers faster internet speeds.
Angela Morris, a fellow saxophonist, shares some of Webber's style, while also drawing more heavily on the influence of Impressionist composers and jazz's most ancient styles.
While TikTok does have familiar features, like profiles and followers, it relies more heavily than other platforms on algorithmic recommendations and featured songs, categories and hashtags.
Beijing also has leaned more heavily on fiscal stimulus than in past downturns, possibly due to high levels of debt left over from past credit sprees.
Recreational marijuana is taxed more heavily than medical marijuana, and the staff at recreational marijuana retailers aren't as knowledgeable about cannabis for medical conditions, she said.
Laos is a country that's been more heavily bombed than any other on the planet, simply by the unfortunate virtue of being next door to Vietnam.
BlackRock's family of ETFs tends to be more heavily used by financial advisors and institutions, while the SPDR ETFs are more often associated with the trading community.
This statement seems to suggest that Youtube plans to lean more heavily towards celebrity-produced content and its typical creator-based videos, instead of expensive, scripted shows.
"Body hair tends to grow more heavily in men than women, but hair on the buttocks develops, to some degree, in everyone," dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, explains.
Because we weigh potential losses much more heavily than we do potential gains, we value something a whole lot more when somebody threatens to take it away.
They could crack down on strikes or protests, and generally seize power from the workers—banning some forms of activism, or at least policing them more heavily.
"Creval's targets confirm pressures from regulators to speed up bad loan reductions at banks which are more heavily exposed," Equita analyst Giovanni Razzoli said in a note.
His picks for top cabinet positions and senior advisers have learnt more heavily on former businessmen than those of former administrations, which relied more on professional bureaucrats.
Indeed, while in 2016 Hillary Clinton has relied much more heavily on larger donors, her campaign has also done extensive outreach, with considerable success, to smaller donors.
The PTO judges at the hearing grilled UC Berkeley much more heavily than the Broad, and today's decision reflects their apparent skepticism of the UC Berkeley argument.
Why it matters: The health insurance and pharmacy benefits industries would be even more heavily consolidated than they currently are, which has worried consumer advocates and providers.
Sears' former Chief Marketing Officer Kelly Cook told Reuters at the end of 2017 that the company planned to invest more heavily in social media in 683.
Apple has leaned more heavily into the payments space with the introduction of its new Apple Card in partnership with Goldman Sachs at a presentation in March.
What's next: The Nature piece says the accelerated warming calls for a suite of responses from scientists and policymakers that focus more heavily on the nearer-term.
He sees value in relying more heavily on the departments themselves, instead of ballooning the White House foreign policy shop which he now oversees, this official said.
Their cash cows are iron ore and coking coal, the raw materials of steel, which are used more heavily in petrol and diesel engines than in EVs.
Lidar, which uses pulsed laser signals to detect objects, is considered a critical technology for self-driving cars (except at Tesla, which relies more heavily on cameras).
Still, I'm not afraid to partake a little more heavily if, for example, my pain levels (from a cervical spine injury I got years ago) are elevated.
To classify potentially objectionable content Facebook will lean more heavily on artificial intelligence, which is already delivering 30 percent of all content flags to its human reviewers.
As a result, companies developing software-centric solutions are likely to rely more heavily on trade secrets to protect product innovations that can no longer be patented.
But her loss also reflected the reality for a Democratic Party that has drifted leftward and relied more heavily on an urban base in the Obama years.
Fitbit's future plans clearly extend well beyond simple fitness tracking, as evidenced by products like the Blaze, which leans much more heavily into smartwatch territory than before.
The future of the U.S. space program should rely more heavily on private companies than government resources, Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin told CNBC on Thursday morning.
Countries closer to the equator rely more heavily on fish for their food supply, and their economies would be severely impacted by a decrease in fish catches.
Routers were a very small portion of Apple's sales, Bloomberg reported, as lower-priced competitors like Netgear focused more heavily on keeping up with changing wireless standards.
In Euphoria's defense, each episode focuses more heavily on one character and fleshes them out (only four were made available to press prior to the show's premiere).
Unlike Project Beyond, a 360 camera which Samsung showed off in late 2014, the Gear 360 is seems to be more heavily tailored towards consumers than professionals.
The second night was more heavily focussed on techno, and although it got off to a slow start, the payoff eventually came with Costa Rica's Esteban Howell.
In the face of weaker device sales, Apple has more heavily emphasized its services segment, which includes revenues from the App Store, Apple Music and Apple Care.
His picks for top cabinet positions and senior advisers have leant more heavily on former businessmen than those of former administrations, which relied more on professional bureaucrats.
And Clinton has invested more heavily in her field operation — and made more trips to Iowa — after facing attacks that she dismissed the state eight years ago.
In that case, OPEC may have to rely more heavily next year on growing demand for other fuels, such as distillate and jet fuel, and emerging markets.
The website's estimates are based on factors like vehicle identification numbers and automaker sales data, though some are based more heavily on the judgement of InsideEVs' staff.
" Tallulah, 25, explained to hosts Jada Pinkett Smith, Willow Smith and Adrienne Banfield-Jones that she began to drink even more heavily once "things were very painful.
" The White House statement describes Slabinski facing sustained attacks "as he engaged in a pitched, close-quarters firefight against the tenacious and more heavily armed enemy forces.
Sears' former Chief Marketing Officer Kelly Cook told Reuters at the end of 2017 that the company planned to invest more heavily in social media in 2018.
The regulations provide a more stringent set of rules for companies like Facebook to follow and they can potentially be fined much more heavily for violating them.
Solidium sold 14 million Stora's more heavily traded 'R' shares, a stake of 1.8 percent, for 246 million euros ($289.47 million), trimming its stake to 10.7 percent.
That kind of country gospel-soul isn't the genre's typical contemporary format, which hews toward a slicker, more heavily produced sound indebted to Kirk Franklin, among others.
Skurt's cars are available in the more heavily populated parts of Los Angeles and neighboring Orange County, with expansion planned soon to San Diego and Austin, Tex.
But for the details of story itself, I relied much more heavily on documentary evidence—transcripts, reports, photographs, audio, video, etc, as well as interviews with participants.
This and their ability to turn bigger profits than more heavily regulated utilities make them attractive to investors facing otherwise dismal returns on government debt or stocks.
The move, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, leans more heavily on Big Tech than large or luxury rival carmakers have hitherto been willing to do.
" VICE News reported that "Democrats, Republicans, and now—believe it or not—even the National Rifle Association is calling for bump stocks to be more heavily regulated.
As the child continues to use the app, it will also adapt further to focus more heavily on those words and other areas that require additional attention.
Cons: Belize has fewer-five star options than some of the more heavily trafficked honeymoon destinations in Latin America, like the ultra-high-end resorts of Mexico.
In recent months, the Taliban have begun to lean more heavily on suicide vehicles packed with explosives, much as the Islamic State has in Iraq and Syria.
Republicans, meanwhile, relied more heavily on large givers — the Las Vegas casino mogul Sheldon Adelson and his wife donated $55 million to Republican super PACs last month.
IndyCar officials said the new deal with NBC would enable the series and the network to more heavily promote both the 500 and IndyCar's 16 other races.
Running back LeSean McCoy, defensive back Captain Munnerlyn and receiver Ray-Ray McCloud were all victims to a roster that continues to lean more heavily on youth.
The problem is that states depend more heavily on income taxes, and local governments on property taxes, so the compromise favors raising funds at the local level.
His fate depends much more heavily on how Republican leaders in Congress respond to the scandals in question than it does on those scandals' details or severity.
The concept has been en vogue in recent years as all firms, not just those in financial services, rely more heavily on a variety of data feeds.
"It was more heavily spiced, it didn't have any ham in it, it was a little bit cheaper," Wyman told Business Insider's "Brought to you by…" podcast.
The tax break is claimed by people across the nation, but is more heavily utilized in higher-tax states like Oregon, California, New Jersey and New York.
Harvard's lawyer, Bill Lee, said that other factors, including an applicant's intended major and parents' occupation, weigh more heavily than race in determining which students are admitted.
When they speak out, the set of those who remain silent becomes smaller and even more heavily weighted toward those who are actually not tough on crime.
David Howard, Microsoft's deputy general counsel, said that under a program begun last month, the software giant planned to rely much more heavily on alternative fee arrangements.
Ms. Harding, a psychotherapist in New Orleans, noticed that some were quick to cry, others were irritable and easily startled; some were drinking more heavily than usual.
The effect shrinks in polls weighted more heavily, including by party registration or past turnout, but there were virtually no public polls that were weighted this way.
With Instagram trying to compete more heavily on chat with its new close friends-only Threads app, Snapchat can't rely on ephemeral messaging to keep it special.
The Police Department attributes this racial disparity to the fact that black and Latino people tend to live in higher crime neighborhoods that are more heavily policed.
Mr. Bloomberg, the former New York mayor, donated in the late days of the Berkeley campaign, and he has spent more heavily in the more recent fights.
It is one of the longest stretches of outflows in the company's 2124-year history, the result of investors moving more heavily into cheaper index-tracking funds.
The Obama regulations pushed states to weight student achievement measures, such as test scores and graduation rates, more heavily than other factors in labeling schools as underperforming.
But yellow-cab owners and drivers complain that while they serve the same customers as the ride-hailing apps, they are more heavily regulated by the city.
Credit cards, however, remain profitable to banks, so they&aposve invested more heavily in offering consumers a cut of those merchant fees in the form of rewards.
With the Alexa launch, Luminary is focusing more heavily on its premium service, where it pays creators for their work instead of having podcasters rely on ads.
Historical data has also shown, however, that the outcomes of a closed primary system versus an open one, tends to lean more heavily to a party's base.
They say that by combining resources, they will be able to invest more heavily and quickly in the newest wireless technologies and bring them to market faster.
Instead, she relies more heavily on slightly more melodic interludes and belts out her trademark ferocious growl when called for, giving it even more of an impact.
The armsmaker's sales have declined in part because of receding fears that guns will become more heavily regulated by the U.S. government, according to credit ratings agencies.
Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) to propose a bill that would regulate online election ads more heavily, bringing them in line with current restrictions on broadcast and print ads.
The research found that areas targeted by companies across Africa were more heavily populated than in other regions, thus causing greater displacement and social unrest for local people.
The US, Russia, China, Iran, and several European countries are all developing armed, jet-powered drones that are faster, more maneuverable, and more heavily-armed than current models.
Just in December, Senate Democrats introduced a new bill that would hold companies responsible for protecting private data like more heavily regulated institutions such as banks and hospitals.
The company has invited candidates to publicly post their policy positions on Facebook in prior elections, but it has integrated this feature more heavily into the News Feed.
"[I wanted] to craft my own vision of this border as a sylvan landscape, standing in juxtaposition to the world's more heavily contested and fortified borders," he says.
The central bank also said that the composition of GDP growth was more favourable than was forecast in November, in that exports and business investment featured more heavily.
China has relied more heavily on infrastructure spending to stabilise growth this year as private companies pull back on investment, but concerns about growing debt levels are increasing.
However, Chinese companies haven't shown any increased appetite for bringing extra manufacturing to the US; if anything, they've been scared off from investing more heavily into the country.
In 1998, Hugo Chávez was elected with the promise that Venezuela could reduce poverty and step up living standards by leaning even more heavily on its energy wealth.
As the program matures and membership growth slows in the U.S., Amazon will rely more heavily on getting members to stick with and spend more with the service.
Although they are exempt from many of the regulations governing large institutions, such as supervisory stress tests, the fixed costs of regulation weigh more heavily on smaller lenders.
The prospect of income for life meant that clients could invest more heavily in equities within their annuity and more conservatively elsewhere within their portfolio, according to Rorar.
However, they also weigh an individual advisor's characteristics — such as experience, online presence, feedback from family or friends — more heavily in the selection process (29%) versus traditionalists (10%).
Initially, the service is expected to rely more heavily on third-party shows from channels like HBO, Showtime, and Starz as Apple builds out its own original programming.
All of the pathways presented on Wednesday chart a rise in electricity consumption but some rely more heavily on storage while others more on alternative fuels like hydrogen.
In other words, despite these Uber, Lyft and Deliv-powered delivery experiments, it's clear that Walmart is still betting more heavily on curbside pickup for the time being.
Electric shock therapy has its own negative historical implications, but is still being used to treat severe forms of depression and schizophrenia, where it is more heavily monitored.
I'm curious, though: When it comes to the Trump administration, is it relying more heavily on the Vacancies Act to fill positions — or delegate tasks — than previous administrations?
"It's something I'm working more heavily on, put it that way," William, 36, tells Prince, Son and Heir: Charles at 70 which aired on BBC One Thursday night.
"But what they are seeing is that if they do start to invest more heavily through Amazon advertising, there's a noticeable halo effect after Prime Day," he added.
On their 2009 sophomore record Fist Of God, they relied more heavily on the Moog Voyager synth, but that keyboard has since gone back in the gear closet.
He called on the 15-member Council to "lean much more heavily and effectively on the parties and those outside Yemen" to end the conflict and humanitarian crisis.
Tyson's CEO, on a conference call on Tuesday to discuss quarterly results, said the company could benefit in 2019 if the food service industry more heavily promotes chicken.
To some, including Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida, that suggests the Fed could perhaps lean more heavily toward its maximum employment goal with less fear of inflation rising.
They have been rising in recent weeks, partly on hopes that the government will spend more heavily on major construction projects next year after three years of austerity.
Social media have started to police their platforms more heavily: Facebook recently changed the algorithm that decides what users see in their newsfeeds to filter out more clickbait.
KEY RATING DRIVERS Interest Rates Drive Mortgage Market Householders are likely to rely on the mortgage market more heavily, given the challenging economic environment, which would support housebuilders.
Black people are more likely to be arrested for drugs even though they do not use or sell them more, partly because their neighborhoods are more heavily policed.
In a world of super-low interest rates, Khanna correctly infers that it is in every government's interest to invest more heavily in the infrastructure that enhances connectivity.
But here's the subtext: Political advertising matters much less to Twitter than Facebook because political advertisers already leaned much more heavily on Facebook to get their messages out.
Since the 2012 presidential election, 17 states have enacted new restrictions on voting, many of which burden minority voters more heavily, according to the Brennan Center for Justice.
Protests in the West Bank and Gaza, unlike Jerusalem, were more heavily attended and did turn violent and deadly when two Palestinian men were fatally shot in Gaza.
Although certain roles do focus more heavily on tech-based "hard skills," he also looks for softer skills, like enthusiasm and the ability to think quickly and efficiently.
This set-up ends up weighing the votes in swing states more heavily than those in places that predictably tend to fall on one side of the aisle.
Despite the fact that Charlie supported O'Brien far more heavily than he supported Selina, the two instantly start flirting, much to the perturbation of the overly protective Gary.
With LinkedIn, Microsoft also gained access to SlideShare, a top file-sharing network on the web – and one's that's now far more heavily used than Microsoft's own Docs.com.
Opposition conservative and far-right politicians accused Macron's government of being insufficiently prepared for the violent protests and criticised it for not cracking down more heavily on anarchists.
Banks, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Morgan Stanley, that once relied heavily on trading, are now leaning more heavily on businesses like private equity and wealth management.
It is unclear now how exactly tariffs will influence voters — though political damage in Pennsylvania will likely be easier to contain than in other states more heavily affected.
But more immediately, Goodell needs to placate owners who want a more streamlined — and downsized — league headquarters that focuses more heavily on on-field issues and creating revenue.
There is a sharp divide between native-born white Arizonans, who grew up around Hispanics and hearing Spanish, and transplants to the Southwest from more heavily white states.
Budget will no doubt be one of the largest factors concerning which blinds you choose, but form and function together should be more heavily weighted in the decision.
Valued at $6.5 billion, Snapdeal is up against its more heavily-funded foes — local rival Flipkart and Amazon — for market share in the surging Indian online commerce market.
But it's the smaller companies — which underpin the American economy and tend to lean more heavily on debt — that could be especially hurt by a run on credit.
The things I have heard women cry about — things told to them by men — are weighing more heavily on me as I age because they're not going away.
It has taken steps to allow its workforce to work remotely and locked down its offices, while shifting to rely more heavily on automated systems for content moderation.
Zuckerberg acknowledged that some content moderation tasks can't be carried out from home, meaning Facebook will rely more heavily on artificial intelligence systems with varying degrees of accuracy.
One of the more heavily affected service branches has been the Navy, which has suffered outbreaks not only aboard pier-side ships but also aboard a deployed ship.
"To suggest that the airlines should have better prepared for this environment seems akin to suggesting Pompeii should have invested more heavily in firefighting technology," the analysts added.
"To suggest that the airlines should have better prepared for this environment seems akin to suggesting Pompeii should have invested more heavily in firefighting technology," the analysts added.
Any collagen in these is organised in an orderly manner and will not stop cracks propagating—so they rely on being more heavily mineralised than those of pirarucu.
The NTSB concluded that Huang relied more heavily on the Autopilot feature than he should have; cell phone logs suggest he was playing a game on his phone.
However, Golding's strongly sensory work — told primarily from the perspective of Lok, the Everyman — leans more heavily on imagination (including a kind of pictorial telepathy) than on research.
In other cases, Amazon's rapid expansion of its data centers has led to states like Virginia relying more heavily on fossil fuels to keep up with energy demands.
He confirmed hearing Fierro's account, saying he remembered the incident because Garcia was partying and drinking more heavily at the legislative softball game in celebration of her birthday.
Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have been the loudest critics of big tech companies, calling for some of the largest to be broken up and taxed more heavily.
The relative quiet in the early evening was a contrast from the night before, when protests were more heavily attended in some places and became chaotic in Portland.
And as more people rely more heavily on messaging apps for primary communication, these link previews from microbrowsers are becoming the leading segment of your direct traffic visitors.
She told the Louisville audience that one of her top priorities is to invest more heavily in collecting intelligence against nation state adversaries as well as Islamic extremists.
European governments tax the rich more heavily than America does, yet Europe's tax burden is flatter because it also slams the nonrich with high income and payroll taxes.
While it invests more heavily in some movies than others, it's not like it has to pay for extensive special effects sequences or stunts in any of them.
And you know they want to drive their consumer interface technology, their ecosystem into the video space in the living room, more heavily than Apple TV has so far.
Bank Indonesia (BI) has lifted rates 100 basis points, twice what the Philippines has done, and has drawn more heavily on its foreign reserves than other Asian nations have.
"Trade concerns have weighed a lot more heavily on emerging markets than on the dollar," said Neil Sutherland, a portfolio manager for the U.S. fixed income team at Schroders.
They may rely more heavily on cash compensation as opposed to stock, which would cap employees' financial upside if they happen to be working at the next hot company.
Merging the consumer health businesses of GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer will help GSK invest more heavily in its pharmaceutical and vaccine development, GSK CEO Emma Walmsley told CNBC on Wednesday.
"Apple also said that, "given the balance of Apple's economic footprint, the burden of the proposed tariffs will fall much more heavily on the United States than on China.
Saudi Arabia relies more heavily on migrant labor than any other large country except neighboring United Arab Emirates, according to the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs.
"Sneakers have replaced heels as the go-to shoe, and Converse are incredibly versatile so it's no surprise that searches are leaning more heavily in that direction," Wicks explained.
Unlike Apple, which employs a large team to carefully review app submissions and make hard calls on controversial apps, Google has more heavily relied on automation over the years.
In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook raced to lock down its app platform, restrict APIs, more heavily vet new developers and audit ones that look shady.
Yeah, Europe's different in the sense that obviously it's so much more heavily regulated and privacy concerned, but at the end of the day, they're still typically democratic societies.
It's been four months now since Facebook announced its intention to invest more heavily in private groups and messaging, and recently that effort has gotten a major marketing push.
Because these shops tend to be located in costlier markets — and lean more heavily on low-margin products such as grocery — they'll need that volume to churn a profit.
Although Americans quaff less alcohol per person than the pub-loving British and Irish or the beer-fond Germans, they are drinking far more heavily than they used to.
Without the rebate structure in place, the hope is that those types of deals simply won't be possible, and pricing negotiations will center more heavily around drugs' sticker prices.
California has since become a more heavily Democratic state and has not elected a Republican to the U.S. Senate since Wilson won a second six-year term in 1988.
As trend-following funds typically invest more heavily into their positions the longer the trend continues, including using leverage to amplify the bets, the falls were felt more keenly.
Aston Martin has used a surplus of cash from a weakening pound to market more heavily in the United States in a bid to mitigate the effects of Brexit.
A sharp slowdown in private investment last year forced Beijing to rely more heavily on fiscal spending and investment by heavily indebted state firms to hit its growth target.
We encourage the mentally ill to share their stories but don't leave enough room for the fact that these illnesses are even more heavily stigmatized in communities of color.
It is not clear if Ginsberg was betting more heavily on herself or Hillary, but many may conclude that the bet was reckless given the stakes on the table.
The cost burden falls even more heavily on people who take care of children—and research suggests that about three-quarters of the people doing that today are mothers.
It has also invested more heavily in product features catering to a younger demographic, like Tinder U and its related features such as Spring Break mode and Rivals Week.
Perhaps if the burden of proof fell more squarely on the laws' proponents, the outcomes of these cases might be more consistent—especially if circumstantial evidence weighed more heavily.
This immediacy is one of the hallmarks of "Still Brazy" which is, if anything, more straightforward than YG's 2014 debut, "My Krazy Life," which leaned more heavily on storytelling.
"The two men are more heavily injured, particularly in their heads and torsos," said Kenneth Tong, a senior immigration officer, while the mother and daughter are in stable condition.
In truth, roads were, and remain, far more heavily subsidized than rails or any form of public transportation, but the argument seemed to resonate, particularly among free-market advocates.
Both metals are heavily used in catalytic converters but platinum, which is used more heavily in diesel catalysts, is seen as vulnerable to a drop in diesel market share.
"If the growth runs out or slows down, believe me, that valuation will be crushed far, far more heavily than Disney['s stock] could ever go down," Cramer warned.
And if that happened — whether abortion were outlawed or more heavily criminalized in America — there's no denying that women would indeed face criminal punishment, regardless of what lawmakers intended.
The Iranian news media have reported that those Iranians who do drink tend to do so more heavily than people even in heavy-drinking countries like Russia and Germany.
The American Civil Liberties Union said in 2015 that Chicago police stopped a disproportionate number of black people and relied on the practice more heavily than in other cities.
Athlete's foot also tends to be more common in men than in women, perhaps because the floors of men's locker rooms tend to be more heavily contaminated with fungi.
Congress passed legislation in 2016 to reduce waste and promote recycling, and Chile has overhauled its electricity sector in recent years to rely more heavily on renewable energy sources.
In the later months of 22016, the national press coverage briefly shifted its attention, focusing more heavily on horse-race stories than on the candidates' policy ideas or background.
The company has been expanding its women's product lines for several years, but Levi's plans to use the cash it raised to market and develop those products more heavily.
Shukrullah Ahmadi is still in business, but more heavily armed, he said, and unlike many of the Chicken Street merchants, he is not worried about the decline in customers.
That sounds similar to what Amazon&aposs ambitions for the future of its retail business could entail, considering it&aposs been investing more heavily in the physical experience recently.
The job losses in manufacturing broadened in September, reaching a scale at which they could start to weigh more heavily on so far relatively resilient consumer morale, Smith said.
The groups also said that privacy protections implemented by the FCC should apply equally to wired and wireless broadband, since black and Hispanic Americans more heavily use mobile connections.
Though NARAL has used the term in its messaging before, the group has relied more heavily on terms like "reproductive rights," and "abortion access" to talk about their cause.
But analysts and industry insiders have sometimes questioned whether its model, which is more heavily reliant on a single product than most rivals, is sustainable in the long run.
In both North Carolina and Florida, Clinton is more heavily favored to win, since these states have demographics that more closely match the states in which she's performed best.
When the Soviet Union collapsed in the 1990s, the government lab faced a funding crisis, leading it to rely more heavily on offering services to foreign clients, Yurchak said.
But that impact varies widely from one U.S. state to another, with West Coast states more heavily reliant on Chinese markets and border states seeing the biggest demand from Mexico.
This contributes exorbitantly to the waste created by retailers, as consumers lean more heavily on generous policies — especially with the rise of e-commerce which doesn't always allow for testing.
"Given the balance of Apple's economic footprint, the burden of the proposed tariffs will fall much more heavily on the United States than on China," Apple said in its letter.
But in his recent interviews -- lengthier than his normal sit-downs -- Obama has focused more heavily on race, an issue that was always going to feature prominently in his legacy.
He said he expected U.S. Democrats, who in Tuesday's midterm elections won control of the U.S. House of Representatives, to use their newfound power to more heavily influence Trump's policies.
As movies become more heavily franchised, it's inevitable that more sequels, spinoffs, and homages will require more knowledge of other movies — not just for viewers' enjoyment, but for their comprehension.
Crosthwaite's move follows a year of lawmakers and consumer advocacy groups pushing to have e-cigarettes more heavily regulated after studies showed skyrocketing numbers of young people using the products.
With pointed dialogues and paired-down settings, Marques creates a world that feels disconcertingly of the moment, yet also hints at an even more heavily polarized and militarized dystopian future.
As such, they are more heavily concentrated in shorter programs that provide them with less institutional support to help them graduate on time—even though they need support the most.
Internally, the company also spun the move as one made to "rely more heavily on video," though staffers who had dual positions at both Into and Grindr also lost jobs.
But that impact varies widely from one U.S. state to another, with West Coast states more heavily reliant on Chinese markets and border states seeing the biggest demand from Mexico.
My first pitch was riffing much more heavily on Aliens, but Dark Horse had several series already in that vein, so they asked me to tackle something a bit different.
Grassley said he would defer more heavily to blue slips for district court nominees, but Democrats say Grassley is diminishing the Senate's power in order to accommodate the White House.
And for those hardcore types, a much more heavily gamified version of Achievement Club, with leagues and trash talk and real stakes and one-upsmanship, might work a lot better.
But Apple has come to rely more heavily on Intel for modem chips, with Qualcomm officials telling investors in July that its chips are not in the newest iPhone models.
The damage might fall more heavily on the FTSE 250 index, which is more focused on the domestic economy, and thus would be hardest hit in a no-deal scenario.
According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), doing so becomes more difficult after 2030, as it would depend more heavily on draconian rules and big leaps in science.
In the past, Walmart has more heavily pushed grocery pickup as the option that made the best sense for its cost conscious customers who don't want to pay delivery fees.
"I think that as more and more candidates rely more heavily on small donations, the role that women play in giving those donations is only going to increase," Bryner said.
States like West Virginia, Wyoming, and Kentucky, which use mostly coal-fired power plants, had the largest footprints, whereas states that rely more heavily on renewable energy had smaller ones.
Most cars whizz through unchecked, with many heading for the region's largest supermarket in search of alcohol, cigarettes and sugary drinks, which are taxed more heavily in Norway than Sweden.
Over the long term, the real hope is that electric cars will catch on and help drive down overall emissions by relying more heavily on the quickly-greening power sector.
The New York Times has used Facebook Live to showcase its journalism, hoping to reach potential subscribers as the newspaper publisher relies more heavily on digital to grow its revenue.
The top antitrust regulator in the European Union said on Thursday that officials are weighing whether to more heavily factor the acquisition of data into the way it vets mergers.
Students who choose to caucus will not be asked to arrange a make-up date, but instead agree to have their final exams weighted more heavily in their final grades.
Maybe you're more heavily invested in Amazon, or iTunes, or YouTube, or maybe you just need something that's a little simpler and that doesn't have so many bells and whistles.
It's rolled out a number of updates in the past six months in an attempt to drive more interest in video, including promoting video more heavily in its Discover section.
That means that founder Mark Zuckerberg and other members of the board essentially have unilateral control on all votes, as their shares weigh far more heavily in the final tally.
It's difficult to predict, Butler said, whether young people will rely more heavily on voice assistants in the future, or if a new technology will arrive and they'll adapt accordingly.
Trump also took a much harsher line than his predecessors on Pakistan and made a more explicit threat to draw India more heavily into Afghanistan to counterbalance malign Pakistani influence.
We the People is aimed more at political discussion, and Voter was used more heavily prior to the election to help people figure out which politicians best represent their values.
Most likely, Democrats would not support the approach taken by the White House, which depended on public-private partnerships (P2628s); they would prefer to rely more heavily on federal spending.
Gillespie's strength among Trump's core supporters, rural whites, was more than offset by urban and suburban voters who turned more heavily against the Republican Party than they did in 2016.
Following a less-than-ideal showing at multiple races throughout last summer, Sarah spent the first half of her pregnancy relying more heavily on cross-training and swimming for workouts.
As the 2020 presidential candidates and other politicians continue to rely more heavily on Twitter as a platform for policy and discussion, they have also questioned the rules of engagement.
It is the only price-weighted market index, a methodology that more heavily emphasizes moves by higher priced stocks than their lower priced counterparts — without sound logic, in Johnson's opinion.
His chances have diminished, however, in recent weeks as his leading opponents started campaigning more heavily and since a national PAC linked to Mitch McConnell began running ads against him.
A Reuters poll predicted that its exports likely fell in June as weakening global demand and a sharp hike in U.S. tariffs weighed more heavily on the world's largest economy.
Many of today's best software companies tout agile development as a way to release software early and often, as longer-term planning can be more heavily impacted by project unknowns.
"It seems almost hypocritical that a society so focused on the importance of the vote did not concern itself more heavily with the actual process of voting," he told Congress.
Since ending its space shuttle program in 2011, the United States has relied more heavily on other countries — especially Russia — and private contractors to launch payloads and people into orbit.
On Thursday, two Indian climbers, Nihal Bagwan and Kalpana Dash, died while ascending the more heavily traversed Nepal side of the mountain; Ms. Dash first climbed Mount Everest in 2008.
The statistics were weighted even more heavily in Dortmund's favor: 18 shots to seven, 55 balls into the box compared with 13, 11 successful crosses from the wing to three.
Without Kintzler, the Twins have relied more heavily on the rookie Trevor Hildenberger, who has strikeout stuff, and the veteran Matt Belisle, who has converted five of six save chances.
As a result, the broad tariffs that this measure could impose would fall more heavily on imports from South Korea, Mexico, Japan, Europe, Singapore and Malaysia, Mr. Bown's research shows.
Mr. Kubly said the city has received few complaints, and the bikes are already more heavily used than their predecessors, averaging between two and three rides per bike per day.
The older study found that Republicans were more likely to feel social media platforms favored liberal views while Democrats were more heavily in favor of regulation and restricting false information.
Now, with the unemployment rate near a five-decade low, household income gains must rely more heavily on raises for existing employees, said Ernie Tedeschi, an economist at Evercore ISI.
When the Trump administration moved troops out of Syria last fall, forces had to rely more heavily on personnel based in neighboring Iraq to root out terrorist fighters in Syria.
For one thing, the economic prospects of the poor depend even more heavily on economic growth than do others, so anything that threatens such growth could hurt them the most.
Then he became vice president for eight years, and in a practical sense, his public image is shaped much more heavily by those years than by decades-old plagiarism allegations.
RBC noted that 15 U.S. states still don't have access to Amazon's same-day or next-day delivery, so the company will have to spend more heavily to reach those areas.
Apple seems to have done a lot of work in the year since to improve Texture's offering — focusing more heavily on individual articles, making recommendation features, and adding more magazine titles.
He has resisted calls from his advisers to invest more heavily in the race, boasting about his campaign being under budget based on figures he appears to pluck from the air.
He has worked in many of those countries in his 29 years with the group, but has never seen a more heavily-mined place than his home region here in Iraq.
However, when it comes to assigning a multiple for the purposes of valuation, public investors still tend to rely more heavily on revenue growth to represent the momentum of the business.
The retailer will close its physical stores in Chicago, Las Vegas and Seattle, along with five smaller concept stores and seven Barneys Warehouse locations where it sold more heavily discounted merchandise.
Competition in the streaming market has obviously picked up in this time as Hulu, HBO Go and Amazon's Prime video service have invested in original content more heavily and grown libraries.
As we continue to understand how our community consumes video, we've realized that we should therefore weight percent completion more heavily the longer a video is, to avoid penalizing longer videos.
Others like "Sayonara The Japanese Farewell Song" lean more heavily on the jazz progressions of Hosono's earlier material, with tropical percussive lines designed to emphasize the textural aspects of cultural difference.
A more sustainable approach then, would lean more heavily on automatic stabilisers: programmes which mechanically add to spending and reduce taxes when economic trouble strikes, without the intervention of a parliament.
The poor, with the weight of numbers on their side, realized that they could vote in favor of taxing the rich more heavily, redistributing the money to themselves in various ways.
More importantly, Netflix's 18 million new international subscribers in 2017 represented a 41% year-over-year increase that dwarfed the 11% growth it recorded in its more heavily penetrated domestic market.
He will not touch Paraguay's "10-10-10" formula for corporate, income and value-added tax, nor more heavily tax the weighty soya-bean sector, says Daniel Correa, a chief adviser.
But at the beginning of this summer, they were unceremoniously booted from the platform after Patreon began aggressively enforcing its content restrictions and cracking down more heavily on sex-related projects.
They say that there, they invested more heavily in sales operations than do most companies, including coming up with fresh tech to help Wildfire's sales team use their time more efficiently.
Venture investors historically ignored consumer packaged goods, but technologies from social media to molecular sensors have begun to figure more heavily in the development, manufacturing, marketing and sales of food products.
The more heavily monitored every single activity is in the workplace, the more that employees feel that if the system allows them to get away with something, it must be approved.
The focus is far more heavily weighted toward exploration and platforming levels this time around, usually with a character along for the ride to help tell the story as you play.
If the UK isn't going to be governed by those rules anymore, UK companies will need some time to adjust — to redesign their products for a more heavily non-European market.
And now, Facebook is weighting Reactions a little more heavily than standard Likes when it's determining how interesting a post is and how prominently to show it in the News Feed.

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