" This is most worrying because, as she noted, "Mr.
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Of all these the sovereignty issue is the most worrying.
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This leads me to last and most worrying part: hubris.
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And for most people it's far from the most worrying.
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For Tama, though, the most worrying effects of ageing are fiscal.
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But what is most worrying might not even be Trump's tweets.
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Most worrying of all is the corrosive new economics of oil.
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Perhaps most worrying was the decay in the EU's influence abroad.
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Most worrying, this sprawling metropolis of 20093 million is utterly unprepared.
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To other Democrats, Bridenstine's statements on homosexuality were the most worrying.
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The partial report covers what the researchers considered the most worrying findings.
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Most worrying, arguably, were events over the last 24 hours in Syria.
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The most worrying groups are adherents of IS that seek to hold territory.
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It's the ugliness of the looming fight over Kennedy's replacement that is most worrying.
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Unfortunately, on Saturday, the reality was far worse than even the most worrying perception.
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The most worrying thing about Bezos's proposal, given that background, is its focus on scale.
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Perhaps the most worrying finding is that the No Child Left Behind approach has failed.
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The Asian menace The most worrying region when it comes to geopolitical clashes is Asia.
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Perhaps most worrying for investors are the repercussions for Turkey's economy from all these tensions.
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Some of the most worrying tax havens in Europe include Luxembourg, Ireland and the Netherlands.
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The most worrying moment came when I pulled out my passport and American press credentials.
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At 503 percent, just a notch above Mr. Bevin's, Mr. McConnell's are actually the most worrying.
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At 503 percent, just a notch above Mr. Bevin's, Mr. McConnell's are actually the most worrying.
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But the most worrying part of all of this most isn't the obvious Trump-Orbán similarity.
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Saying the company needs better software is a spot-on diagnosis of ADP's most worrying ill.
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MS: Here at the conference so far, what is the most worrying thing that you've heard?
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But one of the most worrying things about the GOP is its stance on climate change.
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One of the most worrying aspects of emerging machine learning technologies is their invasiveness on user privacy.
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Most worrying was that unfed tick saliva from both species also caused a reaction in sensitized blood.
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In a separate interview, Sha'ar warned that Iran's expanding capabilities are the most worrying trend in cyberspace.
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The most worrying figure: The world will not have sufficient working-age people to support the elderly.
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What's most worrying about Trump is the evidence that he has not joined the rest of us.
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A decade ago it was including DAFs on its "dirty dozen" list of the most worrying tax scams.
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Perhaps the single most worrying example of authoritarian drift in Israel is Netanyahu's efforts to suborn the media.
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The most worrying aspect is undoubtedly Trump's promise to appoint Supreme Court Justices who will ultimately overturn Roe v.
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" The most "worrying sign," he added, "is that some mainstream figures and publications are starting to validate Russiasphere claims.
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And that isn't altogether unrelated to the last, and most worrying, angle to pull out of Friday's economic data.
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"Perhaps the most worrying aspect of all this is the uncertainty that Trump's approach to trade creates," Cicione wrote.
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Suddenly, "are porgs friends or food" does not seem like the most worrying question facing us in The Last Jedi.
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That failure points to his most worrying trait: a contempt for norms, separation of powers and the rule of law.
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Most worrying, the attack has shown how capable al-Shabab remains despite years of military operations against them in Somalia.
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Potentially most worrying is a confirmed case in the city of Mbandaka, which has a population of about a million.
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Perhaps most worrying for universities, however, is the area where left and right seem to be finding common cause: money.
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Potentially most worrying is a confirmed case in the city of Mbandaka, which has a population of about 1 million.
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Most worrying of all, Trump applied maximum pressure on Iran, and we may now be on the brink of war.
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Most worrying, according to the authors, is the compounding effect of extreme weather events that are exacerbated by climate change.
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Perhaps most worrying to his European allies, there's little he can say with certitude about Trump's plans for checking Russia's aggressions.
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But perhaps the most worrying sign is his description of the system as "rigged" and his unwillingness to accept the result.
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And most worrying, would the slow slog of his asylum application grind to a halt the day he becomes an adult?
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Perhaps most worrying, the share of young Italian workers with a university degree is among the lowest in the rich world.
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For many in Washington, the most worrying thing about Tuesday's aerial incident will be the joint action between Moscow and Beijing.
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The most worrying question is this: What opportunities are women missing because they can't get around the city safely or cheaply?
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The most worrying thing is not that Trump likes Vladimir Putin, the butcher of Aleppo, but that he apes Vladimir Putin.
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And that, for a man who publicly admires strongmen like Vladimir Putin, is the most worrying part of this entire firestorm.
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Possibly the most worrying aspect of the spike in cases in Italy is that authorities have yet to identify Patient Zero.
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For central banks, especially the ECB, perhaps the most worrying bond market signal is that inflation will remain below target for years.
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Most worrying for America and the world is how fast the businessman in the Oval Office is proving unfit for the job.
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Perhaps the most worrying finding in the report is the threat of a feedback loop between severe weather events and carbon emissions.
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Potentially most worrying is a confirmed case in Mbandaka, a city of about 1 million connected to Kinshasa by the Congo River.
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What's most worrying is that, at least back in the 1960s, attempts to suppress the votes of certain populations were more localized.
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" Injunction progress One of the most worrying things about the oil and gas companies' injunctions is that they are against "persons unknown.
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" He continued: "The most worrying aspect of e-cigarettes is that we do not know the long-term health consequences of daily use.
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That has to be the most worrying finding for GOP candidates, especially in races that are likely to be determined by swing voters.
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Most worrying, the death of the INF treaty threatens New START, a pact which governs American and Russian long-range "strategic" nuclear weapons.
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Most worrying, Sony reports a "significant decrease in sales of image sensors," which has been one of the company's most reliable revenue streams.
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For Democrats, that has to be the single-most worrying survey finding of the past few weeks and, for Republicans, the most encouraging.
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The presence of about 1,300 unaccompanied minors in the camp was one of the most worrying issues for the government before the dismantling.
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Most worrying is the fact that you can't change a fingerprint like you would a compromised password if it gets exposed like this.
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Most worrying, China's rulers are betraying a bleak and cynical worldview in which might is right and the big always dominate the small.
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ABSENT INFLATION For central banks, especially the ECB, perhaps the most worrying bond market signal is that inflation will remain below target for years.
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The third and most worrying explanation for the dissonance is the suspicion that Mrs May's bold rhetoric masks her lack of a coherent policy.
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I find myself opening up for the first time about what is for me the most worrying and upsetting aspect of the past year.
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The most worrying thing about Mrs May is not that she is an aberration, but that she is the embodiment of today's Conservative Party.
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The most worrying sign for GOP elites is that these endorsements mean the establishment's last, desperate plan to stop Trump may be slipping away.
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What should be most worrying for the prime minister is that the campaign to remain in the EU seems not to be going well.
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And most worrying is Andrea Leadsom, who may end up in the final two, and thus go before the mostly anti-EU Tory members.
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If space-debris capture systems like this succeed, then future missions could start to go after some of the most worrying bits of junk.
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And the appearance — which I think is most worrying of all — of a kind of digital Big Brother in China, a true dystopian state.
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"There's a clear regress of the left in Andalusia, but the most worrying change is the entrance of a far-right party," she said.
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While the general said the attacks are not as numerous as reports indicate, the threat of drone attacks is one of the most worrying.
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So there are political risks that could undermine the economic recovery and that's the most worrying thing that I keep hearing people talking about.
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The most worrying sign, according to the scholars I spoke to, is that some mainstream figures and publications are starting to validate Russiasphere claims.
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NEC told CADOJ in its quote that NeoFace could be used for multiple kinds of cases including access control, identification, mobility, and most worrying, surveillance.
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Most worrying of all for the SPD is that the NRW campaign tested several of the precepts on which Mr Schulz's national strategy is based.
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Most worrying to media rights advocates is that several countries are promoting new legislation or expanding existing regulations to make publishing fake news an offense.
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One of the most worrying economic trends in American life is the long-term decline in the share of prime-age adults who are working.
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This is perhaps the most worrying lesson of the social scientists' research: that it does not take evil to destroy a community's peace and safety.
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The most worrying thing about the current fight between President Trump and the People's Democratic Republic of Korea (DPRK) is that it is just that.
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Perhaps the most worrying risk to growth is subdued consumer spending as Australians are burdened by record-low wage growth and high levels of mortgage debt.
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But the size of the provocation is not what is most worrying: the way it was done, and the belief that inspired it, both matter more.
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That means that the US and Iran could have come extremely close to war — the most worrying moment in the weeks-long standoff between both countries.
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"The fact that we found significant increases in various biomarkers over just a year's worth of data is the most worrying part for me," she says.
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The most worrying part for me right now is how silent most people in the rest of the country are about the communications blackout in Kashmir.
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Twice a year, the World Health Organization (WHO) hosts a meeting of center directors along with researchers and experts to determine which strains are most worrying.
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Christopher Pissarides: The most worrying thing I heard is trade war that might extend to digital technologies as well, as an economist that's what worries me.
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The most worrying part for me right now is how silent most people in the rest of the country are about the communications blackout in Kashmir.
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By far the most common violation of community standards — and the one that's potentially most worrying heading into the 2020 election — is the creation of fake accounts.
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Most worrying to the party is Cantonese, a language spoken by the same number of people who speak Italian (about 60m) in southern China and Hong Kong.
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However, the most worrying to me is not the funding of social programs, infrastructure overhauls or even the G.O.P.'s deficit-raising tax break for the rich.
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I know how brutal accessing these resources can be—albeit under better circumstances than Matt—and this is the most worrying factor for me regarding his inevitable release.
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The most worrying possibility, though, is the development of a condition called Barret's esophagus, which, in a small subset of patients, can go on to become esophageal cancer.
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For trade watchers, one of the most worrying elements of these cases is the way that the solar-panel and washing-machine companies have gone about seeking remedies.
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But the most worrying possibility would be a terrorist incident linked to the 1.2m mainly Middle Eastern refugees who have arrived in Germany since the start of 2015.
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"Deforestation is very serious issue, but to me mining is the most worrying threat, as it occurs in the entire Amazon, poisoning many basins with mercury," he said.
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Fears over 'no deal' The most worrying scenario for business is one where Britain crashes out of the European Union without a deal, leading to new trade barriers.
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The findings that Mr. Steyer and the report's author, Michael Robb, said were most worrying related to how parents and teenagers allow mobile devices to interfere with sleep.
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That's the turn of events that Mr. Mutunga, the former chief justice, finds most worrying, because each political heavyweight could muster crowds of thousands to do his bidding.
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But as they look to 2020, many election security officials and experts say the most worrying piece of the Russian meddling was the hacking of state election systems.
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That is why the most worrying deterioration, going by both the number of countries and the speed of retreat, is in the fragile, young democracies of the emerging world.
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Most worrying, Zika has shed its mosquito transport dependency, becoming an efficient resident of human semen, and spread from male-to-female (and male-to-male) via sexual intercourse.
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That's still down from the 191 million it counted this time last year, but this shows the app has been able to reverse what's been its most worrying trend.
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For the donors, the most worrying aspect is a plan by Salles to change the composition of the fund's 24-member steering committee that selects the projects to back.
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For those who had hoped life could continue as normal during an outbreak where most sufferers are not seriously affected, that is amongst the most worrying signs so far.
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What's most worrying to me is how these technologies are essentially designed to strip out some of the "visionary" from the filmmaking process in favor of "safe," lucrative choices.
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Most worrying to many is the threat the new government's agenda could pose to Italy's finances: Analysts said the governing agreement announced last week was a potential budget-buster.
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One of the most worrying effects of surveillance is its ability to stifle free speech: Signal is the best line of defense against keeping my (excellent) opinions to myself.
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Most worrying for Mr. Sanders's campaign, the hoped-for youth turnout did not materialize, while Mr. Biden enjoyed the kind of suburban surge that handed Democrats the 2018 midterms.
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The euro zone is again the most worrying case, if only because Germans and other northern Europeans fear that they will be left with unpaid debts if a country defaults.
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The most worrying involved revelations that several big fishing companies financed politicians who should have regulated them, but instead allowed them unrestricted rights to plunder Chile's depleted seas in perpetuity.
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For most 21-year-olds, the most worrying thing in the world is wondering whether a doorman is going to let you into the nightclub on Saturday night or not.
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This matters because, of all the ways AI is transforming our world, some of the most worrying come at the intersection of AI and the awesome power of the state.
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What's perhaps most worrying is that candidates for top jobs in the Trump administration have gotten the message that if they want the gig, they'd better follow Trump's line here.
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Perhaps the most worrying element of the policy is that it will be fiendishly difficult ever to know whether it has succeeded or has just been a gigantic waste of money.
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But the most worrying part is that spammers either found a huge database of iCloud email addresses or are using brute force to try all possible email addresses one by one.
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Of the many problems with Apu, perhaps the most worrying one is that, as a cartoon, he's immortal: an offensive caricature from 1989, given new life every Sunday night on Fox.
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Most worrying is the polarisation in Turkey, where President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, backed by toadying advisers and belligerent state media, hisses accusations of treachery at anyone who dares oppose his government.
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The most worrying resignation is that of Mr. Hurd, the only African-American Republican in the House, who was repeatedly able to win a majority-Hispanic swing district against the odds.
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Most worrying was the political backdrop, with Ms Tsai caught between her supporters, many of whom crave independence, and China, which demands that she acknowledge Taiwan to be part of "one China".
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Perhaps the most worrying development is that an informant's identity has been revealed—not directly by the White House or the House Intelligence Committee, but partly thanks to their fulminations and demands.
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In her view, the single most worrying country was France, where slogans chanted by anti-government protesters (such as "France is ours") were a throwback to much darker eras of modern history.
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And what is most worrying is not even Trump's dehumanization of others—it's that people who have allowed this to happen or looked the other way have themselves become only more inhuman.
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Yet what sets Trump apart, and what is most worrying about his hawkish foreign policy, is that he has put forward no coherent plan to guide his unprecedented use of military force.
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Lots of sitting also is linked with heightened odds of obesity and, for many of us, it is this association that is most worrying and most likely to prompt us to stand.
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The most worrying aspect of the #eatclean trend is that it has given people who are susceptible to disordered eating a socially acceptable disguise for an obsessive and often unhealthy relationship with food.
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"With the euro zone economy growing at a very decent cruising speed, the lack of selling price growth indicated in the survey seems most worrying for the ECB," said Bert Colijn at ING.
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Life insurers are worried about insuring U.S. customers who have traveled to countries that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control deems most worrying for contagion risk, including China, Iran, and many European nations.
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Life insurers are worried about insuring U.S. customers who have traveled to countries that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control deems most worrying for contagion risk, including China, Iran, and many European nations.
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LONDON, (Reuters) - More than a million people every day worldwide catch a sexually transmitted infection, with rates of chlamydia, gonorrhoea, trichomoniasis and syphilis the most worrying, the World Health Organization said on Thursday.
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Humanitarian access to the al Shabaab strongholds of Lower and Middle Juba regions remains limited, agencies said, with satellites monitoring rainfall trends showing those areas to be "the most worrying in all of Somalia".
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"The most worrying aspect of the programme which this government is working on is its underestimation of the consequences of certain choices," Padoan said in an interview published in Il Sole 24 Ore newspaper.
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Specifically, the development is likely most worrying for China -- with a range of more than 5,000 kilometers (more than 3,100 miles) the Agni-V is India's longest-range and puts Beijing within striking distance.
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"The most worrying aspect of the program which this government is working on is its underestimation of the consequences of certain choices," Padoan said in an interview published in Il Sole 24 Ore newspaper.
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LONDON, June 6 (Reuters) - More than a million people every day worldwide catch a sexually transmitted infection, with rates of chlamydia, gonorrhoea, trichomoniasis and syphilis the most worrying, the World Health Organization said on Thursday.
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Just as the tech industry was preparing for its big annual trade show, CES, held this week in Las Vegas, it was hit by one of the most worrying computer-security scares of recent times.
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Most worrying is that there are more than one million seniors working in sales positions such as cashiers that so many of us count on and perhaps dangerously come into contact with and unwittingly infect.
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Those superfast networks will control communications, critical infrastructure and, most worrying for American officials, the "internet of things" devices that are already controlling factories, autonomous vehicles and the day-to-day operations of military bases.
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"It means a coup d'etat, it means trampling the constitution and the most worrying is that Bolivia is approaching the road that Venezuela is on," Samuel Doria Medina, leader of the National Unity party, told Reuters.
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"The most worrying aspect of this scandal is the huge shortfall in U.S. efforts to tackle global money laundering," Ben Rose, partner and co-founder at criminal law firm Hickman & Rose, said in an e-mail.
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The results, outlined in the GAO's report published this week, are highly embarrassing for the Pentagon: Among the most worrying aspects of the report is the revelation that some systems could be accessed remotely, experts said.
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For Orange is the New Black actress Alysia Reiner, who plays tough-talking assistant prison warden Natalie "Fig" Figueroa, the most worrying thing about the gender inequality in Hollywood is how it operates in total secrecy.
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"The most worrying thing is that the road ahead is not easily going to turn any better," Chan said in his blog on Sunday, noting that some hotels had seen room rates plunge up to 70%.
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"The most worrying thing is that the road ahead is not easily going to turn any better," Chan said in his blog on Sunday, noting that some hotels had seen room rates plunge up to 70%.
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Perhaps most worrying of all for China, Trump warned the U.S. administration may ultimately target more than $500 billion worth of Chinese goods, or roughly the total amount that the United States imported from China last year.
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The most worrying changes are happening in Greenland, which lost an average of 29bn tonnes of ice per year between 2011 and 2014—almost twice the rate at which it disappeared between 2003 and 2008 (see chart).
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The most worrying would see the party choose another leader who, like Mr Trump, does not care for the separation of powers, judicial independence or a free press, but unlike Mr Trump goes about undermining them effectively.
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Here are a few of the report's key findings: The findings that Mr. Steyer and the report's author, Michael Robb, said were most worrying related to how parents and teenagers allow mobile devices to interfere with sleep.
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In the south, the regions of Bay and Bakool are the most worrying, as poor households have had little to no harvest, own few livestock and rely on wage labour, which declines quickly during severe droughts, it said.
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The explosion of populism that swept Donald Trump into the White House and triggered Brexit has made for the most worrying political climate in decades and greatly increased uncertainty for investors, the CEO of Allianz Global Investors said.
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Most worrying is the question of whether North Korea can make a nuclear warhead small enough to put on one of those missiles, and robust enough to endure a trajectory that would take it into space and back.
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For a country with an economy that depends heavily on exports to the United States, the most worrying uncertainty for Canada involves Mr. Trump's protectionist trade stance and his vow to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Bellator Loves a Freakshow The most worrying thing about Ortiz stating that he would like to face Gracie is that Bellator has allowed freak contests to happen quite frequently since Scott Coker took the reins of the promotion.
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The most worrying feature of our time, instead, may be older workers' high rate of savings and low rate of spending, as they build nest eggs to support themselves through what is likely to be a long retirement.
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One of the most worrying parts of the Trump presidency, for people like me concerned about the fundamental health of American democracy, has been the way in which he's twisted the Justice Department toward his own political ends.
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"The Olympics is just the next and most worrying in a line of expensive publicity projects plagued by corruption that exist to draw attention and tax money away from the country's systemic problems," Corsano told me via email.
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Most worrying, Turkey is a partner in the F-35 programme and is due to take delivery of 116 of the stealthy fighter jets that will be the mainstay of NATO's combat air capability for the next 30 years.
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Perhaps the most worrying aspect, according to privacy campaigners, is that legislation will allow law enforcement and intelligence agencies to carry out IT attacks - known as equipment interference - to acquire data from devices such as mobile phones or computers.
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Djokovic lost only four points on his own serve in the first set but what was most worrying for Isner was the way his opponent managed to read his towering delivery, pinging back returns to the baseline with monotonous regularity.
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The most worrying possibility for the West is that these foreign fighters, finding survival in Iraq and Syria difficult post-caliphate, might return home to carry out lone-wolf style attacks -- as well as recruit new members and revive underground networks.
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Yet most worrying of all are his attempts to influence the National Electoral Institute (INE), the autonomous body responsible for organizing and overseeing elections in Mexico at all levels of government, as well as allocating campaign funding to political parties.
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"The most worrying thing is that you don't need to be suffering from psychological issues to have false memories created in your head," neuroscientist Dean Burnett writes in his book Idiot Brain, which outlines all the ways our brains fail us.
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Perhaps most worrying for Democrats who want to focus on Trump's ugliest affronts, 33 percent of voters thought Trump's immigration policies were "about right," and another 0003 percent wanted to see them toughened; only 46 percent thought Trump had gone too far.
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Most worrying is that the US Federal Reserve – the closest thing to a global central bank due to the dollar's leading role – enters this downturn with a depleted arsenal: a benchmark policy rate of 2.25 to 26.6% compared by 22008 % in September 220.
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A torrent of outrage has gushed from China's usual critics in Hong Kong: Martin Lee, a veteran barrister, legislator and pro-democracy campaigner, called the apparent kidnapping "the most worrying thing" to have happened in Hong Kong since British rule ended in 1997.
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While his approach to this crisis has been concerning, the most worrying sign now is the declining level of trust that Americans have in the ability of the government to respond to a public health crisis, especially as the situation grows more dire by the day.
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Moicano's back-leaning check hooks are the most worrying because should Moicano go into a lean like this and his opponent instead show him a double jab and commit to covering ground before letting go the right hand, Moicano will have nowhere to go when that right hand comes.
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The most worrying predictions for data center usage are based on an extrapolative model that fails to account for the major gains made every year in energy efficiencies, which are almost certain to increase along with our demand and usage of data centers, as many recent studies have noted.
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"This positive result in 2019 should not mislead us: trade and international political tensions have weighed heavily on exports of French wines and spirits companies and herald a difficult 2020 year," FEVS President Antoine Leccia said in a statement, pointing to the U.S. market as the most worrying.
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The most worrying development so far this week for the Trump team is that Hill's stunning mention of Bolton raises the possibility that a possibly disgruntled former national security adviser, who was forced out under a cloud, may have an incentive to offer testimony that could damage his former boss.
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The most worrying aspect of a Trump presidency, though, is that a person with his poor self-control and flawed temperament would have to make snap decisions on national security—with the world's most powerful army, navy and air force at his command and nuclear-launch codes at his disposal.
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Dawn Song, a computer science professor at the University of California, and Ben Goertzel, the chief scientist at Hanson Robotics, have been among the big names arguing that the blockchain could be a crucial way to push back against some of the most worrying trends facing the field of artificial intelligence.
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Most worrying for the city's and Ukraine's future these days, however, is not the muffled noise of sporadic fighting on the outskirts, but the alarming quiet that has gripped Mariupol's sprawling port after Russia seized three small Ukrainian naval vessels and 24 sailors last month and began restricting shipping in local waters.
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Israelis view these demonstrations as part of a wider assault that includes continual attempts, along every border, to penetrate the country's defenses — whether through tunnels from Gaza, periodic waves of missiles and rockets fired from Gaza and Lebanon and, most worrying of all, threats from the growing Iranian military presence in Syria.
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But most worrying of all, Goodell clearly believed that this was a reasonable approach to domestic violence, as evidence by the fact that he expected the arbitrator to accept the "just a slap, NBD" argument, and to accept his failure to watch the elevator video even though he had access to it.
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But perhaps most worrying for American businesses selling in China, a significant minority of the people interviewed – 234, or 28 percent - want to stop buying American products now, and some say they are already boycotting anything made in the U.S. Others said they would continue to buy American but that could change in the future.
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But perhaps most worrying for American businesses selling in China, a significant minority of the people interviewed – 234, or 28 percent - want to stop buying American products now, and some say they are already boycotting anything made in the U.S. Others said they would continue to buy American but that could change in the future.
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The Law and Justice party, which has ruled for the last four years, represents, many people believe, some of the most worrying trends that can be found across Europe, from the new far-right Vox party in Spain to Matteo Salvini's League party in Italy to the authoritarian prime minister of Hungary, Viktor Orban.
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"This has made investors more wary and the most worrying aspect is that this is coming at a time when bigger short bets have started to pile in against the Chinese equity market … No matter which data set you look at, they all point (to an) immensely feeble picture for the Chinese economy," he later added.
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And most worrying to me is that they're exporting this digital autocracy, and so they're not only using technology to keep their own population more firmly constrained, but they're helping other autocratic regimes around the country, around the world, doing the same thing, and this points up frankly the broadest concern I have, which is the rise of authoritarianism, at a time when our president is making common cause with the autocrats.
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Browne, a supporter of the remain camp, wrote in an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal earlier this week that polls showing an extremely tight race have created "perhaps the most worrying moment for the United Kingdom since World War II." Polls leading up to the nonbinding referendum have swung both ways, with the latest numbers indicating a small lead in favor of remaining in the EU, after previously showing the leave option had a slight edge.
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Stock markets suffer their worst Christmas Eve trading day While tech companies managed to escape the worst parts of the great recession in 2008, increasing regulatory scrutiny coupled with a broader set of economic risk factors (including a trade war with China, flagging domestic industrial spending and — perhaps most worrying — the $9 trillion in debt sitting on corporate balance sheets) may offset projected growth in information technology outlays from companies to create a scenario where the roaring teens of the tech industry's millennial years head into the terrible twenties of the new century.
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