Why wasn't the campaign against Trump more forceful, more sustained?
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But Mr Trump's attacks have been angrier and more sustained.
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No name got longer and more sustained boos than Mr Shelby's.
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But Tarullo said he wants to see more sustained inflation first.
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But much more remarkable — and much more sustained — was his thoughtfulness.
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Faster delete can be performed by a more sustained/slow-drag back swipe.
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The euro zone seemed to be experiencing higher and more sustained economic growth.
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In recent months, though, they seem to be mounting a more sustained onslaught.
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But longer term, conditions could fall into place for more sustained deal activity.
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Google has had a more sustained publisher relationship with most publishers than Facebook.
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Has there ever been a more sustained and elaborate act of fan fiction?
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But this was more sustained — every day for more than two weeks, three weeks.
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But any such shock would have to be a lot more sustained, they say.
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The "toning down" came in the form of a more sustained community-outreach program.
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And there are other moments that would have benefited from a more sustained investigation.
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Sanders has come under more sustained scrutiny since becoming the frontrunner in the race.
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As such, we believe signs of a more sustained slowing in GDP growth are emerging.
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History indicates that the reprieve may be brief, before a more sustained, severe flip occurs.
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More likely, however, the U.S. needs to prepare a more sustained counterpressure strategy against Iran.
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Arguably, no industry has undergone a longer and more sustained disruption than the communications industry.
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Techmate wants to bring a more sustained level of tech support to consumers with smart homes.
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Once it does, the more sweeping reforms and bigger, more sustained funding plans should naturally follow.
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When McCuen stepped up and paid the bill, it sparked a more sustained round of giving.
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SHAKESPEARE'S FIRST FOLIO (Wednesday) Interest in Shakespeare's life and work has perhaps never been more sustained.
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Since the rivalry has been competitive, Ohio State, not Michigan, has had the more sustained highs.
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"When it has become more sustained, causes some impairment, and creates some sort of distress," says Hunter.
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The misery was more widespread than in 2015, and more sustained than expected, for two main reasons.
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So if we have our breakfast, then we feel we have more sustained energy throughout the day.
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Will it being to see slowing user growth similar to Twitter, or more sustained gains like Facebook?
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"I see organizations like The Times making a much more sustained effort at deeper coverage," she said.
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Not raging, or even screaming, which I unscientifically distinguish from yelling as being angrier and more sustained.
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Deep-cycle batteries provide more sustained power over a long period of time, according to Crown Battery.
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This time around, however, protests appear more sustained and widespread, even if they lack coherent leadership and structure.
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Now everything Trump says not only gets more sustained attention, but is also viewed through a different lens.
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Other forms of oil demand, including from industry and heavy goods transport, are likely to be more sustained.
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He says that the healthcare system is navigating unprecedented times, and that we need more sustained urgency immediately.
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Television has never experienced a decade of more sustained excellence than the teen years of the 21st Century.
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Particularly, it's led me to stop scheduling morning meetings, and to preserve that time for more sustained, creative work.
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There is also the potential that a more sustained equity market sell-off may follow in the months ahead.
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As a story device that's a bit more tense, a bit more sustained, I don't think anything beats texting.
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"A more sustained impact would be if the uncertainty considerably filters through to inflation and growth," the note projected.
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"Once you get through that little keto bump and get adapted, you have much more sustained energy," he tells PEOPLE.
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At the most recent debate, in Ohio, Warren came under far more sustained attack from her rivals than ever before.
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What will it take to drive the stockmarket down on a more sustained basis than was seen in, say, February?
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However, Fitch believes that an investment-grade profile would require stronger and more sustained profit margins and positive consolidated CFO.
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His rhetoric on Mexico has been, if anything, more strident, and certainly more sustained, than his rhetoric on North Korea.
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Marsha Blackburn and attack Bredesen, though Republicans acknowledge they will need a more sustained effort to drag down Bredesen's favorability.
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Sean Illing You've suggested that the limitations of Obama's presidency have crystallized the need for a more sustained racial justice movement.
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It is a more severe and usually more sustained downturn in the market, when stocks drop by at least 20 percent.
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Hospitals that made more substantial changes in their work culture realized larger and more sustained drops in heart attack mortality rates.
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For the same reason, most V.R. experiences last only a few minutes; more sustained stories tend to be divided into episodes.
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There has been a drawdown in inventories around the world and that could lead to a more sustained pickup this year.
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Binotto said his team's improvement was down mainly to the track suiting their car better rather than a more sustained resurgence.
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He then unleashed a more sustained attack on establishment politicians in Washington whom he has accused of conspiring to sink his campaign.
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"We expect volatility to finally pick up in a more sustained manner as growth decelerates and financial conditions tighten," the strategists wrote.
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Only after a more sustained political dogfight and aggressive debate schedule will the strongest candidate emerge to take back the White House.
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With the Federal Reserve's monetary pivot already priced in, some investors are wondering if the dollar's recent gains could become more sustained.
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So instead, he started with journaling, but soon letter writing helped nudge him toward a more sustained sense of mental health stability.
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The executives likened the increased activity to surges that it sees during New Year celebrations or the Olympics — but much more sustained.
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Donald Trump proved in 2016 that breaking political norms every night earned him more sustained TV coverage than any campaign ad could.
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In this scenario, the $13 billion offered is enough to start a clinic, while Obamacare and Medicaid provide more sustained funding over time.
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It expects demand for oil from light vehicles to peak in 2030, with other forms of oil demand likely to be more sustained.
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But on Tuesday, her speech was different, with more sustained and focused knocks on the unlikely front-runner in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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This point finds little momentum within the exhibition itself, yet the underlying inequity and its present-day dangers beg for more sustained attention.
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And two of these tragedies drew more sustained national media attention than any American mass shooting since Nathan Desai's late September rampage in Houston.
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Quick sell-offs followed by equally quick rebounds can keep the impact to a minimum, but more sustained swoons can have real economic consequences.
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Washington's defense, which held strong for 30 minutes against Tom Brady last week (before thoroughly collapsing), should have more sustained success against Josh Rosen.
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But if we are to have any hope of countering China's dictatorial apparatus, we'll need a smarter and more sustained effort from our leaders.
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Immuno-oncology is transforming care for some tumor types, producing dramatically more sustained survival rates and lower toxicity compared with chemotherapy in some patients.
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"Investors are fully aware of these long-term challenges, but a more sustained ceasefire on tariffs will help to reduce business uncertainty," he added.
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And, the most recent decade had a more sustained and significant magnitude of melt than any other 10-year period in the ice core records.
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And that pressure over peer-group competition and standardized goals squeezed out any potential for the Fitbit to support more sustained motivation for individual youngsters.
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The KDI, which often conducts research for the government, said that the fall in prices was more sustained and serious than authorities have previously suggested.
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This is likely the beginning of a more sustained shift in market leadership toward value stocks as growth stocks' valuation comes into question, she said.
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They include a more sustained improvement in global trade, continued resilience in the property sector, or additional government stimulus measures not factored into our baseline.
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Why it matters: A long-term content licensing strategy will present a more sustained approach to capturing part of the $70 billion TV ad market.
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In North America, Canadian institutions have generally made more sustained efforts at devoting space and resources to indigenous art than those in the United States.
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At times Gerald moves too quickly to the next scene or idea, when he might have benefited from a more sustained explanation of his thinking.
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The first study, conducted in South Sudan, found that the gains from the graduation program were more sustained than the gains from directly giving cash.
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One way to move the conversation forward is for professors to have more sustained discussions about the role their own politics plays in their research.
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"We're going to have to put some measures in place to be able to finance and support it on a more sustained basis," McCarthy added.
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One apartment unit was completely decimated and at least four more sustained damage from smoke and water, forcing three adults and five children from their homes.
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Baghdad, Iraq (CNN)By night, Baghdad's streets are eerily quiet, punctuated with smatterings of gunfire -- be it a single shot or something more sustained and intense.
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A more sustained focus on Russian money-laundering during the campaign might have alerted authorities to potential levers of influence Russia could use against Trump's people.
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The more sustained cold during the rest of December looks to be across the Midwest, West and Pacific Northwest, with periodic swipes of cold whipping eastward.
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But when it comes to a more sustained response to the shooting from the White House, people will be looking to Ms. Trump and Mr. Kushner.
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Analysts saw a chance of a knee-jerk rally in markets on any signs of progress, though substantive concessions would be needed for a more sustained recovery.
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This dry vegetation, combined with an increase in hot and dry fire weather, almost certainly means larger and more sustained fires in Australia in the decades ahead.
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But it's also an opportunity for more sustained attention to an issue that affects thousands of Americans every year, and that Congress could actually do something about.
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"Trump, like Obama, has little appetite for a more sustained military engagement in Syria once ISIS is defeated, and the American people even less so," Shapiro said.
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They could have been better: The stimulus should have been bigger and more sustained, and Republican opposition hamstrung the administration's economic policy after the first two years.
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Higher short-term borrowing costs would likely have more sustained consequences for traders and investors than a recent spike in benchmark 10-year Treasury yields, Camp said.
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Although American protesters as far back as 242 pulled up prototype potato plants, European anger at the idea of fooling with nature has been far more sustained.
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Most camps happen just once a year, and though they generate good feeling and professional connections, she wants to help teachers build more sustained relationships across schools.
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Goldman Sachs analyst Farouk Soussa said in a September note that the negative impact on Egyptian risk assets could be more sustained should the political instability continue.
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Why it matters: Activism around gun violence has been more sustained than usual since mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton last month, per Axios' Neal Rothschild.
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The fragile progress toward more sustained NIH funding increases was made possible by the temporary removal of government spending caps in the Congressional budget deal made last fall.
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As Romero began to tire, Whittaker was able to walk him to the fence and attack him in more sustained sequences, dropping his hips on Romero's naked shots.
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A second-draw sample that shows an elevated lead concentration indicates a problem not simply with a fixture but a more sustained source of lead in the plumbing.
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There have been spurts, he said, but "this has been more sustained, and it's been fueled by more public-private partnerships," bringing a greater stability to the progress.
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Companies that produce more sustained earnings growth often fetch higher stock valuations than those with earnings growth that fluctuates with the ups and downs of an economic cycle.
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"The longer, the more sustained the signals are, the harder they are to explain through atmospheric circulation or the kinds of variability you associate with weather," he said.
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An examination by The New York Times reveals the extent of an even more sustained, more secretive assault by Mr. Trump on the machinery of federal law enforcement.
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She said news organizations should be covering race on a more sustained basis, with reporters — and not only journalists of color — able to report on the issue effectively.
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The period between 2004 and 2013 experienced "a more sustained and greater magnitude of melt than any other 10-year period" in the 350-year record, the researchers found.
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Getting the House in line would take a similar push, and even more sustained mobilization — some of which is already planned, through efforts like the upcoming Red Alert campaign.
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The company confirmed its guidance for stable to moderate EBITDA growth in 2017, more sustained EBITDA growth in 2018 and EDITDA of 3.3 to 3.5 billion euros in 2019.
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But this sequel seems to have a surprise ending, or at least a plot twist: The public outrage is deeper and more sustained, and the dominoes continue to fall.
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It has employed a mixture of persuasion and coercion among local populations while gradually shifting from hit-and-run tactics to more sustained direct engagements with Afghan security forces.
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The Scarlet Knights expanded their lead to 33 points with 23:250 remaining in the game when Williams canned a free throw, but Morgan State made one more sustained run.
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"We still think Fed officials will want to see evidence of more sustained weakness before taking action," wrote Capital Economics senior US economist Andrew Hunter in a note to clients.
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"The long-anticipated pattern change towards more sustained colder weather has finally occurred as we head towards the end of January," said Todd Crawford, chief meteorologist at The Weather Company.
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The blatant misconduct and misogyny is (sadly) somewhat easier to identify and address, getting at the roots of bias will take a more sustained and systemic interrogation of everyone's behavior.
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And while better white-collar crime enforcement is a key, neglected foundation of public safety, the rationale for more sustained and concerted pursuit of white-collar criminals doesn't end there.
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Marlinspike said the app is getting more sustained daily downloads than Open Whisper's encrypted products did after its second biggest boost: Edward Snowden's revelations about the surveillance conducted by the NSA.
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It was called a "listening session," and it was reported that President Trump "popped" in, at a time when these issues need far more sustained attention from the top than that.
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"The event reduces the odds of a de-escalation and increases the tail risks of scenarios that could entail a more sustained disruption in supplies from the region," the bank said.
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Of those corrections, only two have turned into bear markets: It is a more severe and usually more sustained downturn in the market, when stocks drop by at least 20 percent.
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Around the US election, the researchers generally found a more sustained use of politically motivated bots vs around the EU referendum vote (when bot tweets peaked very close to the vote itself).
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But both remain well below their pre-October highs and the yield curve has not steepened significantly, which point to a more sustained loss of momentum and an elevated risk of recession.
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We can debate endlessly whether the Obama administration could have gotten a bigger, more sustained stimulus through Congress; what's clear is that some officials failed to see the need for stronger policies.
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Officials are stuck in a difficult position: Even if each individual leak is justifiable, as insubordination becomes more sustained and overt, it inches deeper into the gray zone of counter-democratic activities.
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Despite Tuesday's sharp recovery, Turkey's current problems are too deeply-rooted to allow for a more sustained recovery, according to Nick Brooks, head of economic and investment research at Intermediate Capital Group.
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The Trump administration also projects a more sustained boost to growth from the $1.5 trillion tax cut package that went into effect last year and deregulatory efforts at agencies across the administration.
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That would tally with the notion of a pre-order spike from early adopters, while offering no evidence to suggest signs of any more sustained consumer demand for VR, at this nascent stage.
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"We believe that this week's value rotation can continue and the broad market can move higher going into October negotiations, and if real progress is made, continue into a more sustained rally."4.
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The former Republican New York mayor's brief burst in the polls told us as much about Democratic institutional anemia and vulnerability to outsiders as the more sustained success of an independent like Sanders.
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Additionally, yesterday an even more sustained line of questioning from Congress to Google's CEO was around privacy, with Pichai fielding questions such as whether Google's own settings are clear enough for users to understand.
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Girls also skip school when menstruating because they have no water to wash themselves, said minister Tengbe, estimating that 50% of the city's health problems could be solved by a more sustained water supply.
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"It's too early to say whether (the rally) is the beginning of a more sustained recovery, but it's encouraging and it shows there is still interest in stocks" despite this year's selloff, Carey said.
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With investors also anticipating hawkish signals from the U.S. Federal Reserve at its policy meeting on Wednesday, some analysts wondered whether the recent rise in yields was the start of a more sustained move.
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For weeks now, as she's cemented herself as a fellow front-runner alongside Mr. Biden, the word has been that Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts would see more sustained scrutiny from her fellow candidates.
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Perhaps no substantive issue has drawn more sustained focus from Mr. Trump of late than his steadily escalating trade fight with China, about which the president talks or tweets on a near-daily basis.
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Yet investors will likely have to wait a few more months for a more sustained rise, says Citi in the note published Tuesday, as Brent traded up marginally to around $56 in early European trade.
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"Investors will want to see a bit more sustained profitability to the sector - there is some way to go before that," said Paul Taylor, global head of shipping & offshore with French bank Societe Generale CIB.
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"To my mind, the only way to get [more sustained productivity growth] going is to see higher investment, to create a climate where businesses want to get capital expenditures growing again," the former chairman said.
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If the U.S. does get involved in a more sustained or dangerous military engagement, can the White House really risk letting Spicer shoulder the burden of presenting a calming and unifying message to the public?
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"The CPI data begs the question, at what point does transitory becomes something that is more sustained, in terms of the softness," said Richard Franulovich, senior currency strategist at Westpac Banking Corp in New York.
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So too did his team, winners of both crowns for the past four years but whose dominance is now under a more sustained attack than ever from closest rivals Ferrari and a resurgent Red Bull.
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Surface melting was the most extensive in 2012 than any time over the past 350 years and the period of 2004-2013 had more sustained and intense melting than any other 10-year period recorded.
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And unlike juicing, which removes fiber from fruit, soup can help to stabilize blood sugar for more sustained energy, especially when it includes tons of fiber-rich veggies, protein and healthy fat, according to Foroutan.
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Muilenburg says the aerospace market as a whole "has changed" recently, frombeing an industry that fluctuates with the ups and downs of an economic cycle to becoming one where companies produce more sustained earnings growth.
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"The pieces are steadily falling into place for a more sustained rebound in the single European currency, including more favorable capital flow dynamics and more balanced euro positioning," said Wells Fargo in a research note.
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It is much too early to tell if the voices of protest heard this week will turn into something bigger and more sustained, or if the majority of the coverage on these outlets remains pro-Trump.
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"To some extent it was this more stable monetary environment that prevented the event from causing the stresses that would have turned it into a more sustained bear market," Oppenheimer said in a recent client note.
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She said the Department of Labor's change in tone echoed President Donald Trump's 'America First' agenda on international trade issues and could mean a more sustained effort to block forced labor-made goods from entering the country.
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"What I noticed for me personally was it just felt like I had a more sustained level of energy," she says of Tru Niagen, also calling herself a "guinea pig" for trying the product before endorsing it.
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If the United States can clean up its act, geopolitical events stay stable, and if 10-year Treasury yields rise above 2.5 percent — it's around 2.4 percent now — then the dollar could see a more sustained increase.
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The stories of Jodzio's first collection, "If You Lived Here You'd Already Be Home," are more sustained, there's a desperation and loneliness to the characters, and lives are put under pressure, but each one still falls short.
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The longer retaliatory tariffs depress American agricultural exports, the more sustained and irreversible will be the damage to farmers and rural America as agricultural exports from other countries rise to offset the decline in American farm exports.
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The first shooting came at a Tampa strip joint around 2 AM on Saturday morning, where one person was killed on the scene and seven more sustained gunshot wounds—one of whom later perished in the hospital.
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The critical question is whether the slide in freight and manufacturing activity near the end of last year turns out to be a brief soft patch or heralds a more sustained period of weakness - even a recession.
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"We remain bullish on the euro in coming months because we expect that the political risks in the euro zone will finally start abating on a more sustained basis after the March election in Italy," Credit Agricole said.
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In mid-1998, the 2-to-10-year part of the yield curve inverted briefly before a more sustained inversion took place in 2000 while the dotcom stock bubble was imploding which sent the economy into a recession.
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Vietnam's pivot to the West In contrast, Vietnam, which since the Clinton administration has been the subject of back-and-forth diplomacy, is now viewed as a key partner for Washington and worthy of a more sustained relationship.
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While these features could help Facebook combat what is supposed to be a slow growth year, a long-term content licensing strategy will present a more sustained approach to capturing part of the $70 billion TV ad market.
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JPMORGAN: cites recent poll numbers showing Trump is under pressure on trade, adds that a recession would be "politically devastating" — and says, as a result, we could see "real progress" with China and "a more sustained rally." pic.twitter.
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" He added, "So the real question is how many of those people who have had their first taste of activism can be captured by organizations that can then put their activism to work in a more sustained way.
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This week, with Democrat Hillary Clinton mostly on the fundraising circuit on the West Coast, Trump will have a chance to show whether his headline-grabbing speech Thursday was a fluke or the start of a more sustained reset.
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The realistic teen drama genre has poked its head back up here and there, with hits such as The Fault in Our Stars or If I Stay, but there are signs a more sustained comeback may be in the works.
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"Sometimes we unintentionally think that if it is enjoyable, they're not learning, but the more they enjoy it, the more they engage with it, the more sustained play we have and the greater chance we have for learning," she said.
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In the opening minutes of Carrie's interview with a mental health expert that would allow a much-desired (supervised) visit with Franny, the actress gave us a more sustained dose of the inner Carrie than, I think, we've ever seen before.
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I would expect it to be absorbed a little more gradually than the caffeine in a cup of coffee, so [it would offer] a more sustained release and longer-term stimulation than you get when you drink a cup or two of coffee.
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And lastly, if lead was a contributing factor, bone samples should contain higher or more sustained levels of lead compared to a contemporaneous and relevant sample group—namely a 19th century British naval population that was living in Antigua around the same time.
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Women have long been having such discussions in private, but in recent months, #MeToo has offered an opportunity to have them in a more sustained and public way, one that might lead to changes at workplaces, at schools, between partners, and in families.
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Lululemon – Lululemon was upgraded to "buy" from "hold" at Deutsche Bank, which sees the athletic apparel and footwear sector on more solid ground than previously and that the yogawear maker is on track for more sustained profitable growth across its various operations.
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And yet, the combination of institution-level shifts in the United States, a robust women-led contemporary arts infrastructure in South Asia and ongoing cultural conversations about meaningful inclusion and representation, do seem to be creating the conditions for more sustained engagement.
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To be sure, some of these are well worth more sustained critical consideration, like her meetings with "philosemitic" Poles who equate Jewish and Polish suffering in a vision of a "shared" history (a view curiously aligned with the current Polish government's position).
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Several of the more moderate candidates said Mr. Sanders was too far left to win the general election — not at all a new criticism, but one that got more sustained attention on Friday — while others attacked Mr. Buttigieg's limited experience in government.
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When an abuser holds power over a person—either in the moment or in a more sustained sense—their brain may assume that fighting or running away may put them in even greater danger or prolong the harm done to them over time.
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The central bank expects strong exports to be the main driver of growth, combined with a moderation of private consumption and recovery of investment, adding "these features are consistent with a more sustained growth pattern" and expecting further gradual improvements in the labour market.
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"It makes sense that Baidu beats the estimates because analysts have lowered their expectations to the minimum," said Connie Gu, an analyst at BOCOM International, adding the market would need to see better-than-expected results for several consecutive quarters for more sustained confidence.
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The Times, citing dozens of current and former officials as well as confidential White House documents, wrote that its report "reveals the extent of an even more sustained, more secretive assault by Mr. Trump on the machinery of federal law enforcement" than was previously known.
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Both companies expect TV sales to be strong in the second quarter because of the soccer World Cup in June — the biggest single sporting event in the world, and traditionally one of the biggest drivers of global TV upgrades — but LG's growth is more sustained.
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The world's refugee crisis, with its 65 million people on the move, more than at any time since 1945, knows no more sustained, sinister or surreal exercise in cruelty than the South Pacific quasi-prisons Australia has established for its trickle of the migrant flood.
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However, while Ashmore said it had seen investors add to their positions in emerging markets over the last year, many institutional investors would take longer to react to improving market conditions, leading to a lag between the start of the recovery and a broader, more sustained trend.
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Mr. Netanyahu apparently preferred a speedy cease-fire over the alternative — a stronger and more sustained Israeli bombing campaign, the likelihood of longer-range rockets from Gaza reaching further into Israel's densely populated coastal plain and the risk of sliding into an unwanted, full-scale conflict.
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Led by President Barack Obama, who has attacked his successor in a sharper, more sustained way than any former president in decades, Democrats sought to make the vote not just a decision on immigration, health care and other issues, but a test of the nation's values.
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"The success of these protests, resulting in the withdrawal of the ordinance, has boosted the most active of the protesters in their commitment to a more sustained and permanent kind of organization," said Sergiu Miscoiu, a professor of political science at Babes-Bolyai University in Cluj.
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While the 210-and-21990-year inversion has gone away for now, the previous three bouts of inversion on this part of the yield curve have shown a pattern: a steepen and then return to a more sustained or deeper inversion more than once before a recession hits.
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But it remained unclear whether Mr. Trump's collaboration with Democrats foreshadowed a more sustained shift in strategy by a president who has presented himself as a master dealmaker or amounted to just a one-time instinctual reaction of a mercurial leader momentarily eager to poke his estranged allies.
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Though a dance fan could wish for more sustained sequences, what comes across is less a performance than a person the viewer has come to know, dancing with people she loves in choreography made for her by friends (who may happen to be Christopher Wheeldon and Alexei Ratmansky).
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While China's crackdown has put significant restraints on what had been an unbridled export environment, the murky and still under-regulated nature of the chemical industry makes it difficult to shut down illicit production entirely without a more sustained effort by the Chinese authorities, according to Mr. Pardo of the RAND Corporation.
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If the warm cycles of the N.A.O. are associated with huge losses of ice, and the cool cycles only pause the melting, it suggests a threshold has been reached: As average temperatures rise further, melting will be more sustained, and the cooling cycles will have less of an effect in slowing the ice loss.
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On September 103, a few days after President Trump urged the FDA to take faster, more sustained action and federally ban flavored e-cigarettes, Governor Andrew Cuomo took matters into his own hands: He issued an emergency order to ban flavored e-cigarettes, giving vape shops until October 4 to stop selling such products.
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While the censors have allowed a certain degree of anger over Li Wenliang's death, and Xi has been careful to channel frustration at officials in Wuhan so it does not bubble over into more sustained dissent, any association with Charter 08 and Hong Kong, even unintentional, may prove to be too much for the authorities to tolerate.
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"We're now starting to get a sense that perhaps given the scale we might have more sustained or less-clustered, more efficient human-to-human transmission — and that's really what we're looking out for because that is what tells us whether a disease is going to spread more rapidly between people," Phelan told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Thursday.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.), for example, has a bill to provide $100 billion to fight the crisis over 10 years, saying a larger, more sustained investment is necessary.
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"I don't think you can possibly say drug free, but we are doing all that we can to police cricket," said Sally Clark, the senior legal counsel for the I.C.C. The fear inside the game is that while cricket has had spasmodic concerns with drugs before, it now faces a much more sustained threat, perhaps similar to what baseball encountered two decades ago.
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The rise in the use of "Ivanka" and "Melania" as baby names has been more sustained than that of "Hillary" when former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE and his wife Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85033 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE moved to the White House in 1993.
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But the issue also threatens to revive memories of the Iraq War, which split Democrats in 22020 and 2016 when Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonRosenstein on his time in Trump administration: 'We got all the big issues right' Trump campaign planning Iowa rally ahead of Democratic caucuses: report #IvotedforHillaryClinton trending amid rising tensions with Iran MORE sustained strong attacks, first by then-candidate Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama Former Bush official blasts Buttigieg: 'He is not ready' The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Trump says Iran 'appears to be standing down' in address to nation MORE and then by Sen.
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