Markets oscillated between gains and losses in choppy morning trade.
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I've oscillated between being a photographer, artist and photographic artist.
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The company's shares oscillated between gains and losses in extended trading.
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In one crate a Weimaraner oscillated between barks and baleful moans.
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Nike's running division oscillated between catastrophe and controversial achievement in 219.
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Since then it has oscillated, never again reaching this danger point.
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It was a spectacle that oscillated between the comic and the tragic.
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Judgments of Mr. Jeter's sense of style have oscillated over the years.
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Starting in August of 913, the dollar oscillated around the 93 value.
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Utilities oscillated between positive and negative trade, ultimately closing up 0.4 percent.
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During the course of our conversation, he oscillated between claiming ignorance and irony.
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The emotional core of this season oscillated between two notes — guilt or rage.
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With the Dollar Index, the price has oscillated around the midpoint near $0.97.
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Roman showed me some mercury readings, which had oscillated wildly, on his watch.
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With the dollar index, the price has oscillated around the midpoint near 97.
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In a dark barn, ghosts in flowing, glowing sheers oscillated like tower fans.
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The Aussie and kiwi oscillated in a 1.5 cent range - eventually turning positive.
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In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng also oscillated between small gains and losses.
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Siri's search powers have reportedly oscillated between Google and Bing through the years.
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Still, China's shares oscillated between gains and losses, even as other Asia markets recovered.
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His fortunes have oscillated between the highest of highs and the lowest of lows.
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It's a central support level and the oil price has oscillated around this level.
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The federal government has oscillated between incompetence and indifference; between being softheaded or hardhearted.
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In recent decades South America has oscillated between two failed strategies of economic development.
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At first, Taiwan's economic policy toward China oscillated between extreme restriction and extreme liberalization.
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So too have general attitudes toward it oscillated between restrained admiration and deep unpopularity.
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Australia has oscillated dramatically between public and private health care over the past few decades.
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In December 2014 and February 2016, the Nikkei oscillated around this level as a resistance point.
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Since emerging in the 1950s, commercial computing has oscillated between being more centralised and more distributed.
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In 2014 December and February 1123 the Nikkei oscillated around this level as a resistance point.
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Throughout most of watching Phantom Thread, I oscillated between boredom, vague appreciation for craft, and rage.
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Since 2000, the opening date for the road has oscillated between January 28 and February 1.
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A dancer put on a Glitch top, which oscillated between opacity and transparency as she moved.
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For 200 years, Polish politics has oscillated between two modes: the insurrectionaries and the state builders.
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However, forecasts have oscillated between the first, second and third quarters for the past five months.
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Mr. Trump has long oscillated between taunting, cajoling, criticizing, and manipulating the journalists who cover him.
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Stocks oscillated between gains and losses, and got some traction in the last few hours of trading.
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Accordingly, this show was bookended by tough talk, but oscillated between that and smoother, more tender sections.
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On Wednesday the price of Urals URL=E, Russia's chief export blend, oscillated around $53 a barrel.
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Over the years, although the government has remained broadly authoritarian, it has oscillated among degrees of democracy.
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His comments oscillated between calling Sanders "soft" and commending his campaign for having more energy than Clinton's.
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"Feminist perspectives of the woman-machine relationship have long oscillated between pessimistic fatalism and utopian optimism," Wajcman writes.
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In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng also oscillated between small gains and losses and was last trading flat.
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The relationship between Saudi Arabia and Iran has oscillated between indifference, hostility, rapprochement and tension over the decades.
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The major averages oscillated between slight gains and losses throughout the day as they struggled to find direction.
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The relationship between the two nations has oscillated between tremulous attempts at reconciliation to fiery threats of retribution.
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"The average price of iPhones has oscillated between $560 and about $700 in the last few years," Quartz writes.
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During the campaign, they have oscillated between calling out Trump's lies and treating him as just another mainstream candidate.
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During the interview, he oscillated between bragging about his clout and admitting that his career may be going downhill.
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Since Trump's election, they have oscillated back and forth from quiescent subjugation to periodic public complaint about presidential conduct.
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Benchmark oil prices fell by more than 60% in 2014, and have oscillated at relatively low levels since then.
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Prices have oscillated around a $2587,070 to $7,315 range since late December, largely because of resilient demand from China.
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The Dow and S&P 500 oscillated in a range of 0.3 percent and 0.4 percent, respectively on Monday.
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Iran has repeatedly refused this, while Trump has oscillated between being willing to talk and ruling out all negotiations.
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If anything, Americans have oscillated between the two poles, veering from Clinton to Bush to Obama and then Trump.
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The heavyweight financials sub-index eked out narrow gains, while the mining sub-index oscillated between gains and losses.
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Dollar-denominated growth rates have oscillated but clearly trended downwards and are now firmly in the single digits (see chart).
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Ever the performer, Saddam oscillated between denying knowledge of atrocities that occurred under his rule and proclaiming his own omnipotence.
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Western politicians (except Mr. Trump, whose position has oscillated) have dismissed the Saudis' shifting explanations over the episode as lies.
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She was warm, greeting me with a hug, and oscillated between confident and a bit nervous in our time together.
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Mr. Trump endorsed the idea of outright dismissal on Sunday, though his own views have oscillated wildly in recent weeks.
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They found that the noise oscillated between a high note in the wing's downstroke, and a low note during the upstroke.
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My vocal placement, shoulders, face, feet, pelvis, and neck oscillated from passive to active in, ideally, the blink of an eye.
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The collective view of traders in betting markets about that group's eventual decisions oscillated wildly during the course of the hearing.
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It was untidy because the price oscillated around the long-term group of averages in the Guppy Multiple Moving Average indicator.
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She oscillated between irreverently confiding—"Maybe I'll get drunk and tell you all my secrets!" she joked one night—and watchful.
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Over the past few months Trump has oscillated from planning to pull forces from the region, to sending thousands more in.
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The midpoint of the band is around 0.97 and the value of the dollar has oscillated around the midpoint near 0.97.
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The S&P 500 oscillated between gains and losses before closing down at 2,444.24, with health care leading six sectors higher.
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Cloudflare has oscillated between rarely banning sites similar to 8chan, and steadfastly saying it will only act if legally obligated to.
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That seemed to be a fitting image for the rest of the trip, which oscillated between breathtaking beauty and heartbreaking anguish.
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Those who have spoken to reporters have oscillated between acknowledging the group's losses and insisting that such losses were only temporary.
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One reason for that is the bottomless mould has to be oscillated to ensure molten steel does not stick to its sides.
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All three candidates, just as in every previous Democratic debate, offered answers on ISIS and terrorism that oscillated between pablum and nonsense.
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Even in the headquarters of capitalism, Mr Lemann reveals, attitudes to business have oscillated wildly, both in boardrooms and on Wall Street.
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In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng also oscillated between small gains and losses, but eked out a 0.38% gain on the day.
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The company's shares dropped 212 percent to $219.5 in after market trading on Wednesday, having earlier oscillated between slight gains and losses.
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America's China policy since Reagan has oscillated between intellectualized inconsistency (Bush) and impotent obeisance couched in the somber tones of ineffectual, nuance.
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Depending on who he was speaking to, the president has oscillated between praising his party's health-care plans and deriding them as "mean".
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He has oscillated between self-congratulation and fear-mongering, which was the running theme of the quasi-fascist speech he gave Monday afternoon.
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U.S. futures had pointed to gains, but the major indexes turned negative soon after Wall Street opened and then oscillated throughout the morning.
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Before founding the company, Rodriguez oscillated between positions in government and healthcare, making him the ideal candidate for the booming medical cannabis industry.
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They also oscillated, pretty impressively, between the light and the dark -- from a funny moment with Spider-Man to Thanos skewering Iron Man.
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Men throughout the ages have oscillated between beard-having and not-having, from Alexander the Great's shaven soldiers, to the bushy-chinned Victorians.
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Its two-hour set oscillated between guitar-strumming, punk-rooted songs and more pointillistic electronic ones, but it leaned toward the dance floor.
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For weeks, Mr. Trump oscillated between reassurances that he had the situation under control and suggestions that the whole issue was vastly overblown.
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After Judge rested and then intensified his hitting and throwing last week, the pain persisted and oscillated between his chest and his shoulder.
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The New Republic oscillated from editor to editor, but tended towards a hawkish, contrarian neoliberalism (hence the "Even the liberal New Republic" meme).
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The incumbent, President Michel Temer, whose popularity has oscillated in the single digits for much of his tenure, has decided not to run.
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However, warnings have oscillated between these levels for many years, with little significant activity observed since a series of eruptions in the 1980s.
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The only real predecessor Sarah has is the winner of her original season, Tony, whose scorched-earth flips in Cagayan oscillated week to week.
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Crude futures oscillated as concerns about tightening global supplies ahead of U.S. sanctions on Iran were offset by higher U.S. shale production and inventories.
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Still, China shares oscillated between gains and losses during the session, and most major Asian bourses - like the Japanese Nikkei - ended in negative territory.
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Latin American countries have oscillated over the past few decades between left-wing and conservative governments, often with radically different economic and social policies.
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Latin American countries have oscillated between left-wing and conservative governments, often with radically different economic and social policies, over the past few decades.
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The United States has oscillated between visions of an enduring partnership with Moscow and dismissing it as a sulking regional power in terminal decline.
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Ennis-Hill, who came back from having a baby to win the world championship last year, was solid all day while her younger rivals oscillated.
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Potential investors will challenge him to explain the sphere of business at Uber, which has oscillated between investing and divesting in products, strategies and geographies.
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" He and his wife "settled into the Halachic life," but, Brooks says, his "attitude toward the kosher rules oscillated between ferocious resentment and profound respect.
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So far, Mr. Trump has oscillated between reliance on competent aides who have resisted his instructions and on yes men who have fumbled his orders.
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An analysis performed at my request showed that Morningstar's 211-year fund ratings oscillated wildly as the bear market returns dropped out of the calculations.
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Countries across the region have, over the past few years, oscillated between left-wing and conservative governments, often with radically different economic and social policies.
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And others considered it simply the latest act of an America that, long before President Trump, has often oscillated from isolation to intervention, and back.
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Executive producer Bernie Caulfield seemed to sum up the mixed feelings that evoked, which oscillated between nostalgia and somewhat guilty relief as the finish line neared.
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The identical oscillators, which were all identically coupled to their neighbors, had somehow split into two factions: Some oscillated in sync, while the rest drifted incoherently.
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The region-wide view of the United States has oscillated considerably, from a low of 38% approval in 1996 to a high of 74% in 2009.
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" It quickly became clear that Trump's understanding of the separation of powers was, at best, minimal—his reaction to the decision oscillated between "confused" and "mad.
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Trump has oscillated between non-committal statements — at one point saying, "I hope he's going to be great" — to an adamant defense of Pruitt on Twitter.
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But since establishing formal diplomatic ties in 1965, two decades after the end of Japan's colonial rule of Korea, relations have oscillated between bad and worse.
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The S&P oscillated between positive and negative territory after failing to sustain an opening rally spurred by hopes for progress in U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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CHINA has long oscillated between the urge to equip its elite with foreign knowledge and skills, and an opposing instinct to turn inward and rebuff such influences.
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The major averages oscillated between gains and losses for most of the session as investors digested a slew of corporate earnings reports along with news on Brexit.
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Throughout her season, she oscillated between being insecure and borderline egotistical like a true Gemini—but Monique was also pragmatic, truth-seeking, and realistic like a Virgo.
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Since then he has oscillated between embracing or disputing warnings from health advisers, between communicating sunny confidence or sober concern to fretful Americans weighing the challenge ahead.
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Throughout his adult life, he oscillated between pride in his father's legacy and unease about the strange and unbidden attention the Dear Jackie letter had brought him.
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Since 1988, nine states have oscillated between the parties, are usually decided by under five percentage points, and are bellwethers that usually swing with the national result.
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The relationship between former President Obama and Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu had oscillated among various degrees of cool since Netanyahu took power a few months after Obama.
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Since Almaraz oscillated between a variety of themes throughout his career, Fox opted to curate the show around five major subjects rather than the archetypal chronological arrangement.
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WHILE Donald Trump's policies on the international flow of goods, services and people have oscillated between cosmetic and consequential, his speeches about globalisation have carried a consistent message.
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Over the past 30 years the percentage of those identifying as Serbs or Montenegrins has oscillated; the country's Christian Orthodox citizens are often uncertain what to call themselves.
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Foreign tourism has oscillated wildly in recent years because of political violence and terrorism, including an especially grisly attack in 2016 that targeted expatriates in Dhaka, the capital.
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" He elaborates on its significance as yet another dimension of her installation works, stating, "Louise's work has always oscillated between real space, the experiential and the psychological space.
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Since then, we've had many film Batmen — his onscreen incarnations have oscillated between campy (Joel Schumacher) and dignified (Christopher Nolan) — but his guiding principle has remained the same.
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President Trump himself has oscillated between a get-tough approach and a deal maker's belief that he can sit down with Mr. Kim and work out an agreement.
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For decades, America has oscillated between the last two, designing transit so that, after an initial massive investment, part of its annual operating cost is recouped by user fees.
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So Russia did help to turn the tide in the war, though it's worth noting that Syria's war has, from the beginning, oscillated between rebel advances and Assad advances.
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Partisan splits apply to coronavirus too That judgment may reflect the durability of opinion about Trump, which has hardly ever oscillated outside of a narrow range through his presidency.
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For its past decade of operation, Uber's global achievements have oscillated between leaving a trail of bodies in its wake and weaving a path of destruction through countless cities.
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TLOP was an album that oscillated between the secular and the sexual; "Champions" is about deserving all of life's luxuries..and letting out a snarl before snatching a few more.Hallelujah!
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Democrats in Congress have oscillated on their views on the Trump administration's trade policy, at times being critical but at others supportive, including encouraging Trump to be tough on China.
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This so-called guide surface parachute, a dramatically cupped arrangement of eight triangular panels that measured four feet across, was notable for how little it oscillated when buffeted by strong winds.
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In daily Gallup polling, Trump's approval rating has oscillated between 853% and 40% since late June, though on Monday he skidded to just 34%, his lowest mark ever in the survey.
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They were interested in learning such things as the speed at which the neutrinos oscillated and the rate at which a particular neutrino type turned into each of the other two.
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The typical American family's standard of living has oscillated in the years since 2001, with recessions and recoveries having a big impact on how the economy is felt by normal people.
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In those days, I oscillated between 40-year-old-office-park-dad-chic and frat-tastic enough to fit in among the beer pong tables at some Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon party.
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While the discussion of Scientology by the public and the press has oscillated over the years, an air of mystery remains with many members, Moss included, remaining relatively silent on the matter.
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The concerned lilt in his voice, the hopeless scanning of the dark, the ropelike leash limp in his hand, the slow operatic rise toward panic—Robert oscillated between rage and drunken culpability.
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"If you're an establishment, traditional Republican, this is a tough environment no matter what," said Ari Fleischer, a former White House press secretary who has oscillated between supporting and criticizing Mr. Trump.
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The party oscillated permanently between a kind of "workerism" that exalted the worker as the repository of all virtues and a propensity for populism when it tried to address other demographic groups.
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Both in the Gallup polling and others, Trump's support and opposition has oscillated only in a very small range, especially compared with the more severe fluctuations common for almost all earlier presidents.
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Analysts at the time oscillated between declaring that Kim was struggling to maintain control of the party, to insisting he had consolidated power and had become a force to be reckoned with.
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For example, in one pattern, two nearest neighbors oscillated together, but the next pair adopted a different phase; the third pair synced up with the first and the fourth pair with the second.
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Reactions to the sentence from prominent Spanish politicians have highlighted the case as emblematic of the country's old party system, where power oscillated for decades between the Socialists and the conservative People's Party.
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Wall Street eked out minor gains on Wednesday as stronger-than-expected U.S. factory data helped negate crude oil prices that oscillated due to concerns about whether or not the OPEC would cap output.
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Recent opinion polls on independence have oscillated, but they broadly indicate that Catalans are roughly equally split on the issue, even if a clear majority wants to settle the matter with a binding vote.
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At times, top officials have oscillated between suggesting the strike was in retaliation for Iran's escalatory behavior in the region and pointing to an "imminent" threat to American lives, but without providing many details.
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But it's our expectations of LeBron that have oscillated, not LeBron himself: it just takes one quick look at the stat sheet to see he is the same player now as when he was 20.
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The president's rhetoric oscillated between hard-line and conciliatory during a news conference so lengthy that Trump — not known for his solicitousness toward the media — asked reporters at one point whether he should keep it going.
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A conflict with Iran would be the biggest national security crisis of Trump's presidency, and so far, he's oscillated between threatening Iran and calling off airstrikes, while also adding to the heavy sanctions hurting Iran's economy.
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First take a look at how Facebook's estimates for fake accounts, made in securities filings, have oscillated in recent years: What the table shows is that Facebook cut its estimate of fake accounts significantly in 203.
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Recent opinion polls have oscillated, but they have broadly suggested that Catalan society is split roughly evenly between backers and opponents of independence, even if a clear majority want to settle the debate with a vote.
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The associates oscillated between feeling grateful that someone finally cared about them — Williams was the first person who'd ever really voiced appreciation for their work — and feeling worried he didn't understand how behind they were getting.
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George W. Bush, who on meeting Mr Putin professed to have looked into his soul and to have liked what he saw, later oscillated between symbolic protests against the Kremlin's depredations and fitful efforts to ignore them.
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The Ethiopian Air crash bears initial, eerie similarities to the Lion Air disaster, in that both planes crashed soon after takeoff and that preliminary radar data shows both aircraft oscillated in altitude before plunging toward the ground.
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My brain oscillated from curiosity (where do I find those neat stickers?) to reasoned awareness (of course I should be tracking my financials more closely), from unreasonable disappointment (why, oh, why hadn't I ever taken a calligraphy class
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That could constrain the maneuvering room for a president who has oscillated between issuing bellicose threats toward North Korea and voicing vague hopes that he and its leader, Kim Jong-un, could sit down and broker a deal.
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In his recent public appearances, Trump has oscillated between stoking divisions in off-the-cuff remarks and delivering more traditional speeches from a teleprompter, as he did Monday night in a prime-time address on the war in Afghanistan.
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But the Israeli source said any digital currency introduced by the country's central bank would be centralized, safe and abide by money laundering rules - in contrast to bitcoin and its peers, which are decentralized and whose value has often oscillated wildly.
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In practice, as Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Walter McDougall explains in "Promised Land, Crusader State," the United States has oscillated between serving as a beacon to inspire peoples struggling for emancipation and donning the messianic mantle of a redeemer nation.
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He was at the top of the field at 9173, and oscillated between the ballet stage, where he created ardent works like "Age of Anxiety" (2917) and "The Cage" (2275), and Broadway, choreographing "Peter Pan" (26975) and, of course, "West Side Story" (1957).
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I've oscillated between times like now, when my baseline tendency is to feel genuinely happy and fulfilled, and times like my senior spring of college, when life felt like an impossible burden to be endured and I ignored any indications that this might change.
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Facebook shares climbed 2 percent upon the announcement of earnings, in part thanks to Facebook pulling in $5.14 billion in profit and it adding 1 million users in the North American region after going flat last quarter, but oscillated wildly throughout the earnings call.
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On Twitter during the digital health announcements, tech reporters and keynote observers oscillated between appreciation for addressing the problem and eyerolling at the thought that a few "you've used your day's allotment of Instagram time" prompts might begin to rewire our phone-addled brains.
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Finally, unlike the steady-as-she goes polls of 2012, the averages have oscillated wildly over the course of the campaign—largely, it is believed, because of fluctuations in who chooses to respond to surveys, rather than because of genuine changes in public opinion.
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Based on prodigious research, "Collecting the World" mirrors the various facets of Sloane's interests, and although the man himself is sometimes eclipsed by the narrative's rich historical detail, his story is told with a sophisticated attention to a world that oscillated between fable and fact.
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The same tension was on display during a White House press event later in the day in which Trump oscillated between claiming, "We're building the wall right now," and saying he won't accept any border security funding deal from Congress that doesn't include money for the wall.
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During the session, the oil market oscillated in response to swings on Wall Street, which was hurt by a fall in financial stocks, while revived worries about a U.S. recession overshadowed early optimism of a resolution to the prolonged trade dispute between the world's two largest economies.
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You know what he's capable of, and I thought the idea of a character that the audience knows and has lived with — and who has oscillated between psycho and father for nine years — to start in a completely different place, was a really interesting, crazy place to begin.
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During the session, the oil market had oscillated in response to swings on Wall Street, which was hurt by a fall in financial stocks, while revived worries about a U.S. recession overshadowed early optimism of a resolution to the prolonged trade dispute between the world's two largest economies.
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Authority on the line While putting Trump's authority on the line, Sunday's test also posed a challenge for the administration's sometimes confusing North Korea strategy, which has oscillated between Trump's threats and warnings that talks with Pyongyang won't work and his Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's assurances that dialogue is possible.
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This week was no exception as oil prices oscillated following remarks from energy ministers ahead of an informal meeting of the powerful 14-member OPEC next week, at which hopes are again raised that some kind of deal could be made to freeze output levels and redress a global imbalance in supply and demand.
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When she finally found her mooring and connected with her phrasing — it started in the Cuban standard "Siboney" and continued through her neo-flamenco "No Habra Nadie en el Mundo" and "Mi Niña Lola" — her singing oscillated between fast and slow, burst past bar-lines, made single words turn into melodies with microtonal wavers.
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