"It is the most rapid-acting treatment for depression," he said.
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It's the most rapid descent for a French president in recent memory.
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It has been one of the most rapid exoduses in modern history.
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It was one of the most rapid mass exoduses in modern history.
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This may be the most rapid growth we have seen in a decade or more.
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But most-- the most rapid increase in wages has been among blue collar working Americans.
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It's the most rapid and catastrophic kelp forest die-off ever seen anywhere on Earth.
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For Cramer, few stocks look more attractive than the market's most rapid secular growers: the .
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Meanwhile, Barcelona, Dublin, and Shanghai were seeing the most rapid growth in house prices, CBRE said.
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The most rapid growth came from the Sacramento suburbs, the Inland Empire and the Central Valley.
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In the last few decades, the world's oceans have undergone the most rapid warming on record.
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This cohort also tends to be synonymous with momentum stocks that experience the most rapid gains.
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It will be the most rapid expansion Norway has seen since 2012, Statistics Norway data shows.
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Brain development is the "most complete and most rapid during the first nine months, prenatally," she said.
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Think about the sectors where we've seen the most rapid productivity growth in the last 30 years.
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If you look at states that had the most rapid increases in immigration, it's places like Arkansas.
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WalletHub recently took a look at which US cities are currently seeing the most rapid economic growth.
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Dublin and Irvine had the most rapid housing growth in the state, and also low regulation levels.
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"This will give us the best understanding of the most rapid explosions in the Universe," he said.
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For Cramer, few stocks look more attractive than the market's most rapid secular growers: the cloud kings.
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The IRENA and Ecofys scenarios, like most rapid decarbonization scenarios, rely overwhelmingly on renewable energy and energy efficiency.
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As most rapid advances in technology tend to do, this transition inspired a low-grade, intergenerational moral panic.
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But it is in the data-centric businesses that Intel has seen the largest and most rapid growth.
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But according to the study, low- and middle-income countries have seen the most rapid increase in cases.
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By 2012, hip-hop in Atlanta — where the genre's most rapid stylistic turnover happens — was beginning to melt.
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This year will bring one of the most rapid advances in the deployment of 5G and its applications.
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Too many children lack educational opportunity when their growth and learning is most rapid: between birth and kindergarten entry.
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Polly: The most rapid and widespread change has been the sprouting of what developers like to call "luxury apartments".
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The results are particularly notable since the human brain develops at its most rapid rate during those formative years.
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The metropolitan areas with the most rapid per-person income growth since 1980 have had only modest population increases.
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And here's a closer look at the Rohingya exodus — one of the most rapid mass departures in modern history.
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Or they might think humans are the most evolved species, or the species that has undergone the most rapid evolution.
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The most rapid rise was between 10,00 and 11,000 from March 29 to May 3, 6583 which took 24 days.
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The most rapid rise was between 10,000 and 11,000 from March 29 to May 3, 1999 which took 5003 days.
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Turns out slashing prices to fuel one of the most rapid global expansion plans in history is a costly business.
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The most rapid rise was between 10,000 and 11,2013 from March 29 to May 3, 1999, which took 24 days.
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The most rapid rise was between 803,000 and 11,000 from March 29 to May 3, in 1999, which took 24 days.
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Another of 2016's most rapid success stories, Peggy Gou enters the next calendar year as a name on everybody's lips.
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"This is the largest and most rapid deterioration of a retailer and maybe that any Chapter 2700 has ever entertained," he said.
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"This reinforces that the most rapid population growth is happening in areas where it is difficult to accommodate that growth," he said.
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Where are the overwhelmingly white localities experiencing the most rapid rate of minority population growth, although the absolute numbers themselves are small?
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The decades following World War II, when unskilled workers formed the union movement's backbone, marked the most rapid decreases in income inequality.
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Mr. Bezos, who owns about 19993 percent of Amazon, has enjoyed what could be the most rapid personal-wealth surge in history.
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The prescription drugs that have seen the most rapid growth in cost in the U.S. don't treat depression, cholesterol or even autoimmune diseases.
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The Defense Department opened the competition in July and said a single winner would allow for the most rapid adoption of the technology.
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Conversely, we see the metros that are de-densifying at the most rapid clip tend to be experiencing low or negative population growth.
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The groups that saw the most rapid downturn were Australian-born men, those over 45 and men living in gay neighborhoods in Sydney.
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The enormous influx of refugees in 2017 was "one of the most rapid mass exoduses in modern history" according to The New York Times.
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Remarks: Social pressure and media pressure force the most rapid change from these platforms, said Renee DiResta, director of policy at Data for Democracy.
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With the possible exception of ketamine, a drug under investigation for treating depression, this therapy is the most rapid antidepressant treatment that we have.
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The Norwegian economy is set to grow by 2.5% this year, the most rapid expansion since 2012, according to a June forecast by Statistics Norway.
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"Maria tied Hurricane Wilma (in 2280) for the most rapid intensification, strengthening from tropical depression to a Category 2000 storm in 29.8 hours," Smith said.
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It took just six sessions for the S&P 4013, a major market index, to fall into correction territory, the most rapid downfall in history.
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Between the years 2005 and 2015, they found, depression rose from 6.6% to 7.3% and the most rapid growth was among people aged 12 to 17.
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Chile's sovereign balance sheet remains its key strength relative to peers, but it is experiencing the most rapid erosion of any sovereign in the 'A' category.
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Humans are releasing planet-warming carbon dioxide at about 210 times faster than the most rapid event of anytime in at least the past 210 million years.
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Domestic growth can signal that the company's core market has yet to mature, analysts said, while the international market has shown the most rapid new growth prospects.
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In the second quarter of this year, which starts next week, forecasters predict that the economy could shrink at the most rapid rate since the Great Depression.
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CLEAR, a biometric security company that many travelers are coming across in airports, is experiencing its most rapid growth, the CEO of the company told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"What is happening in China constitutes one of the most rapid emergences of wealth stratification in human history," Jeffrey Winters, a politics professor at Northwestern University, told me.
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One of the most devastating pressures on the ocean is the shrinking of the cryosphere, which is the biome undergoing the most rapid transformation due to climate change.
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Meanwhile, wing length showed a mean increase of 1.3%, with the species showing the fastest declines in tarsus length also showing the most rapid gains in wing length.
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Manufacturers enjoyed the most rapid domestic sales growth since the third quarter of 2015, while export sales grew at the quickest pace since the final three months of 2014.
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Look beyond politics, though, and you will find that supply chains were already undergoing the most rapid change in decades in response to deeper trends in business, technology and society.
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Historically, America achieved its most rapid growth and technological progress ever during the 1950s and 1960s, despite much higher top tax rates and much lower inequality than it has today.
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Otherwise, the public may perceive poverty as hopeless and see no point in carrying on the fight — at just the point when we're making the most rapid gains ever recorded.
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"I really do believe that the fact that companies are staying private during the most rapid growth cycles of their lives is contributing to the bifurcation of wealth," Cunningham said.
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However, political and strategic tradeoffs loom in pursuing the most rapid course to clearing ISIS targets, and substantial questions remain unanswered in terms of what follows ISIS in cleared areas.
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"Cash is the most rapid mechanism you can use," said Tom Byrnes, an expert on cash transfers and a cash delegate for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
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One of the most powerful empires of all time died overnight, leaving Russia economically broken and beaten – a nation that experienced one of the most rapid collapses in all of human history.
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The New York Post notes that Florida and the Carolinas has seen the most rapid increase in high tide floods — scientists predict a 150 percent uptick since 2000 over the next year.
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The startup, whose workers deliver groceries from local stores in as little as an hour, laid off 12 in-house recruiters that month, signaling that its most rapid growth may have passed.
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Exports were seen likely to fall 4.8 percent in August from a year earlier, compounding July's 14.0 percent drop, which was the most rapid decline since the global financial crisis in 2009.
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Lego, known around the world for its colorful plastic bricks, plans to more than double the number of shops in China this year to 224 in its most rapid expansion in any market.
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Lego, known around the world for its colourful plastic bricks, plans to more than double the number of shops in China this year to 225 in its most rapid expansion in any market.
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That makes the current crisis one of the most rapid international movements of people in modern history, eclipsing in its intensity, for example, Syrians' flight from civil war over the past six years.
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Jones also points out that even companies like Apple and Microsoft that were founded by exceptional young entrepreneurs didn't achieve their most rapid market capitalization growth until later, when their founders were older.
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The most rapid increase in cases of acute hepatitis C between 2010 and 2017 was reported among young adults between the ages of 20 and 39 who injected drugs, according to the study.
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The most rapid emissions cuts in advanced economies occurred in France, Canada and South Korea in the 1980s, as a result of speedy buildouts of nuclear power plants led by state-owned enterprises.
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Ericsson's report speculated that the most rapid 5G uptake over the coming years would be in North America, where 74% of mobile contracts were forecast to be 5G by the end of 2025.
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"The wealth dynamics will play out," said Ms. McAndrew, whose report noted that the most rapid growth in wealth was in Asia, where a billionaire is created every three days, according to UBS.
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It's no coincidence that African-American communities on the Sea Islands suffered their heaviest land losses in the 1970s and 1980s, the same decades when the area experienced its most rapid economic growth.
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GDP growth in the quarter ending in June was the most rapid since then, according to JPMorgan Chase, thanks to stronger-than-expected activity in China, Japan and Europe (Britain was a notable exception).
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However, it appears that the fetal brain may be particularly susceptible to damage from the virus in the first trimester of pregnancy, as this is when the most rapid brain development occurs, he added.
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But Holtz-Eakin says, "There's a big difference between growth being slow coming out of the Great Recession versus growth being slow coming off the most rapid growth we've seen in quite some time."
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It was an extraordinary revolution — "swift, entirely nonviolent, joyful and funny," said the author Timothy Garten Ash — and one of the most rapid and complete successes for a student-led movement in modern history.
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That said, it would be unwise for the long-term investor to write off all health care stocks, as this also happens to be one of the sectors experiencing the most rapid pace of innovation.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda certainly had the most rapid and headline-worthy response to Donald Trump's Twitter tirade against San Juan's mayor yesterday — "You're going straight to hell" — but by day's end, he was not alone.
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Global oil inventories remain high and continue to swell, but the most rapid stock-building phase may be over and stocks could start to draw down in the second half of 2016 or during 2017.
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The FAA, meanwhile, expects the total U.S. fleet of hobbyist drones to more than triple to about 3.4 million by 2020, up from 1.1 million last year, with the most rapid growth over the next two years.
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The intensity of these military operations has catalyzed one of the most rapid and massive human flows seen since Rwanda, with more than 600,000 Rohingya men, women and children fleeing to Bangladesh in just over two months.
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"I think this is going to be one of the most transformative but also one of the most rapid changes we're going to have," Rajen Sheth, vice president of product management at Google Cloud told Business Insider.
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"Phytoplankton community structure, which strongly affects ocean optics, is likely to show one of the clearest and most rapid signatures of changes to the base of the marine ecosystem," Dutkiewicz and her colleagues said in the paper.
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After the news broke the first week of January that President Trump had ordered the assassination of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, one of the most rapid reactions to emerge amid the surprise and confusion was the memes.
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Here is a timeline of important dates leading up to the award: JULY 20193, 2018: The Pentagon released the final request for proposals from competitors, seeking a single winner to allow for the most rapid adoption of the technology.
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Perry, a serial entrepreneur — he co-founded Better Therapeutics and Anacor Pharmaceuticals, which was acquired for $5.2 billion by Pfizer — says Indigo's marketplace has had the most rapid adoption of any product launch he's been associated with in his career.
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We have tanker and pipe sabotage, IMO2020, an impending U.S. presidential election, multiple ongoing trade disputes, a nuclear standoff with Iran, historically unprecedented global accommodative monetary policy, and the world's most rapid expansion ever in supply out of U.S. shale.
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Despite all the somber predictions by the naysayers who said that America was not up to the mission, Operation Desert Storm became one of our country's proudest moments and, from a military standpoint, one of the most rapid and resounding victories ever.
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Over many months, State Department officials working with doctors from the University of Pennsylvania, along with a Miami doctor initially dispatched to Havana, have developed a thorough, formalized protocol that involves screening prospective patients for the most rapid-onset symptoms of brain injury.
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"It's still going to take the better part of a day with the most rapid approaches to get a result," says bacteriologist George Stewart at the University of Missouri, who has also developed an anthrax detector and was not involved in this study.
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" Carbon cycle and sea level rise The researchers write that atmospheric carbon, which is now over 400 parts per million, "was emitted into the atmosphere from 1999 to 2010 ~100 times as fast as the most rapid emission during the last glacial termination.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England will offer to buy 14.1 billion pounds ($16.6 billion) of government bonds next week as it embarks on the most rapid asset purchases in its history, to limit the economic and market impact of the coronavirus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England will offer to buy 14.1 billion pounds ($16.6 billion) of government bonds next week as it embarks on the most rapid asset purchases in its history, to limit the economic and market impact of the coronavirus.
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That is transforming an industry that until now has mainly relied on electric saws, with the most rapid advances being made in the highly technical area of dismantling a reactor's core – the super-radioactive heart of the plant where the nuclear reactions take place.
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NUREMBERG (Reuters) - Danish toymaker Lego plans to more than double the number of shops in China this year to 140 in its most rapid expansion in any market as demand for its colorful plastic bricks remains unaffected by a broader slowdown in the economy.
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On top of that, the BoE last week embarked on the most rapid asset purchases in its history by promising 200 billion pounds of bond purchases and lent more than $15 billion to banks to limit the economic and market impact of the coronavirus.
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Edizione, the holding company of the Benetton family, has raised its stake in insurer Generali to around 4 percent, with the board giving a mandate to lift this to 2300 percent "albeit not in the most rapid of times", Il Sole 210 Ore reported on Saturday.
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And I think maybe most meaningful to the President and me is the fact that when we have seen wage growth over the last year, the most rapid wage growth in these numbers has been among working Americans, like the people I spent time with in Deerborn at the Ford factory, like the people I was just with in Norfolk.
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Then he gave health insurance to 20 million people who didn't have it before, he made marriage equality a reality through his appointments to the Supreme Court, he presided over the most rapid economic recovery any developed country experienced after the financial crisis, and he negotiated the only deal with Iran that could delay that country from building the bomb for at least 10 years --without firing a shot.
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U.S. crop farmers have lost an estimated $100 per acre in revenue with the swift escalation in the trade spat over the past two weeks, the most rapid erosion of U.S. farm profit since at least 13, according to Dan Basse, president of Chicago-based consultancy AgResource Co. Net farm income was already projected to fall 6.7 percent to $59.5 billion in 2018, a 12-year low, according to the U.S. Agriculture Department.
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Energy demand can be divided into three segments: the developed countries that account for the largest share, but at the same time are the most aware regarding the impact of oil and gas on the planet; the developing countries that require significant investment to rapidly satisfy their demand for affordable energy while dealing with pressure to manage their natural reserves; and the least-developed nations that rely on few energy sources, yet have the most rapid increase in demand.
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