Aren't his tweets – and his behavior – overshadowing his accomplishments?
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But her fashion choice appears to be overshadowing a trip.
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I wanted it to enhance the music without overshadowing it.
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But overshadowing those lineages is a sprawling menagerie of bacteria.
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Overshadowing all else, though, is the unsettled Irish border problem.
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The controversy spilled into Friday, overshadowing the White House's plans.
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And we've heard that this is overshadowing an otherwise great game.
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Yet it sows such discord, it risks perhaps overshadowing even them.
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The controversy is already overshadowing Facebook's rather stellar past three months.
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Overshadowing the get-together is a blacklist of 28 Chinese organizations.
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But the fight, and its overshadowing, highlights something important about conventions.
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The risks aren't overshadowing his assertion that fundamentals are wildly solid.
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But frictions over doping are coloring, and sometimes overshadowing, the Games.
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It's unfortunate that this strange squabble is overshadowing two pressing issues.
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Two: The acrostics are a distraction, overshadowing the letters' primary message.
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He ranted about the "fake news" overshadowing all his tremendous accomplishments.
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Super Mario Odyssey fever is overshadowing another highly anticipated video game release.
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Other people might have medical problems that are overshadowing their depression symptoms.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, overshadowing the looming decision on the Democratic side.
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They bring an honest heat, amplifying other flavors rather than overshadowing them.
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Marriott's shares fell 4.4 percent, overshadowing a higher-than-expected third quarter profit.
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Those misguided political calculations risk overshadowing an otherwise great debate performance by Trump.
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For now, Texas' many attributes — especially that booming economy — are overshadowing those issues.
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The moment -- and the memes it led to -- ended up overshadowing Rubio's message.
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It has been a transfixing run, at times overshadowing Nadal's own inspiring resurgence.
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In To Walk Invisible, Branwell is the patriarchy aping and overshadowing women's genius.
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More importantly, though, that same old line is overshadowing a far more interesting angle.
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If you don't, life has a way of interrupting and overshadowing our best intentions.
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Trump is overshadowing the debate even as his campaign says he won't show up.
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It brings welcome respite to Italian assets, but new challenges risk overshadowing the truce.
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Overshadowing everything else in the headlines were the advances made by the nationalist AfD.
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Unfortunately, these character flaws are overshadowing the successes he and his team have accomplished.
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As the story dominated British news for a week, overshadowing campaigning for the Dec.
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Now, he says it has become an even bigger threat — overshadowing monetary policy risks.
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The virus fears gripped financial markets, overshadowing the latest batch of upbeat corporate earnings.
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And now, hysteria from both the Left and the Right is overshadowing the facts.
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Expectations for ECB monetary easing soon are high, overshadowing Italy's domestic risks for now.
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Trump's criticism of Streep dominated the news the following day, overshadowing his team's planned agenda.
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Overshadowing the meeting is the fact that the government response following the fire was inadequate.
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That said, political risks in Europe could end up overshadowing benefits from growth this year.
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The official spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid overshadowing Trump&aposs comments Thursday.
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Overshadowing his older cousin, he has hogged the limelight, promising a string of drastic reforms.
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Now, the café is accusing Starbucks of "overshadowing" the Unicorn Latte with its Unicorn Frappuccino.
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Several LNG sellers offered cargoes, overshadowing limited buying interest from Pakistan and Mexico, they said.
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It has become something of an astrological boogeyman, overshadowing the effects of other planetary retrogrades.
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Former Representative John Delaney consistently and combatively staked out centrist positions, often overshadowing other moderates.
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S. trade war on the world's second-largest economy, overshadowing Friday's strong U.S. jobs data.
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The movement to "kill the shave" has had the added effect of overshadowing razor blade sales.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer betrayed frustration Tuesday about how Russia intrigue was overshadowing the presidency.
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The affair has dominated the airwaves in Senegal, overshadowing the beginning of President Sall's second term.
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The two stars appear in balanced light — each gives a stellar performance without overshadowing the other.
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However, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said they did not want Iran overshadowing the summit.
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They'll draw sustained protests and ferocious debate, likely overshadowing seemingly less visible, but critically important, issues.
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S. trade war on the world's second-largest economy and overshadowing Friday's strong U.S. jobs data.
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S. trade war on the world's second-largest economy and overshadowing Friday's strong U.S. jobs data.
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Still, he acknowledged that it was "frustrating" that scandals were so often overshadowing Republican policy achievements.
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I was supposed to stand out without overshadowing others, to blend in but not fade away.
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The industrial giant's CFO warned of a possible slowdown in its China business, overshadowing Caterpillar's strong report.
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Accompanying the fact that PCO just never seems to stop, perhaps even overshadowing it, are his promos.
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Compare that to officials who found themselves embroiled in ethics scandals or overshadowing the President or both.
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However, the allegations risk overshadowing his premiership as the UK heads towards its next big political crisis.
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But Trump's anger about spending -- which officials say he fails to represent accurately -- is overshadowing those accomplishments.
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Cisco, meanwhile, issued weak revenue guidance for its fiscal second quarter, overshadowing stronger-than-forecast quarterly results.
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Analysts said the U.S.-China trade war was overshadowing the market, though market fundamentals provided some support.
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Critic's Notebook For phase two, the developer imagines a 234-foot-long structure overshadowing the High Line.
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Ron DeSantis and state Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam showed, President Trump is overshadowing other issues in the race.
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Britain said Mugabe's appointment was "surprising and disappointing" and added that it risked overshadowing the WHO's global work.
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Slowing economic conditions have eaten into demand growth, overshadowing ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Iran, Kilduff said.
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He's particularly concerned that the "Trump story" is overshadowing other news that could affect the stock market's path.
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Outlandish tweets and headline-grabbing news often get the most attention, sometimes overshadowing more important stories, she says.
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The drop in the dollar benefited the euro by overshadowing concern about weakening growth in the euro zone.
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But the risk of undercutting or overshadowing Hillary Clinton is great, as we saw in the 2008 race.
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The night will be a disappointment for him, that one (monumental) error overshadowing a solid job well done.
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"Brexit-related uncertainty is overshadowing the pound," said Manuel Oliveri, an FX Strategist at Credit Agricole in London.
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This conflation of religion and politics poisons Islam itself, too, by overshadowing all the religion's theological and moral teachings.
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The focus on the breakout in U.S. stocks is overshadowing an equally important event: a global stock market breakout.
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Overshadowing it all will be the unceasing, stomach-churning drama to be expected in the presidency of Mr Trump.
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"I think Apple and oil, they are really overshadowing everything else," said JJ Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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China is keen to keep the summit focused on economic issues and to prevent other disputes from overshadowing it.
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The fastest way to avoid overshadowing Trump's good work would be to skip the jacket and stay on message.
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"The guys that are closing [stores], I think that news is overshadowing where the growth is occurring," Brown said.
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The news weighed on stocks in the hospital sector Monday, overshadowing some positive regulatory changes from the Trump administration.
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Some Democrats have worried Trump, who is getting media considerable attention, is overshadowing other comments Republican candidates have made.
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These images dominate the news cycle and remain imprinted on our minds, completely overshadowing the struggle that preceded them.
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Clinton, and at the establishment she exemplifies, was visceral and abundant, overshadowing her electoral advantage and barrier-breaking night.
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With the racial controversy overshadowing this year's Academy Awards, last night was probably the most pointedly satirical Oscars ever.
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The saddest part of this controversy is that it's overshadowing the sacrifice that four heroes made for their country.
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The Post said the Holocaust Museum, however, is uncomfortable with how the augmented reality game is overshadowing its message.
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Then on Sunday, James Harden had a career high 56 points, overshadowing Kristaps Porzingis's 40 on the same night.
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Background reading: Accusations of anti-Semitism against leaders of the Women's March organization are overshadowing plans for more marches.
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What's overshadowing this is, from the point of view of sentiment, for now anyway, is the industrial production numbers.
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Parisian bankers speak of the "social issues" overshadowing a sale of ADP, including a national strike planned for December.
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Both sides are maintaining a delicate balance to avoid any diplomatic upsets that could risk overshadowing the Winter Olympics.
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The show itself is less concerned with figuring Colton out than it is overshadowing Colton with far more interesting characters.
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The only thing overshadowing the blessed occasion is the fact they kept this whole thing a secret for 9 months.
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The potential impact of environmental and safety checks is overshadowing a number of industries in the world's second-biggest economy.
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Shares of the company fell 5 percent in extended trading, overshadowing better-than-expected first-quarter adjusted revenue and profit.
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His speech reflected the policy portions of his campaign rallies, and he largely avoided the impeachment drama overshadowing his presidency.
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Overshadowing his potential nomination are allegations of sexual harassment that Cain has denied, but which derailed a 2012 presidential campaign.
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The news dominated headlines throughout the day, overshadowing Senate Republicans' efforts to pass a plan overhauling the nation's tax code.
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But the overall effect was to underline the duo's status as the big beasts overshadowing the rest of the field.
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Economic concerns are overshadowing the deepening crisis in Venezuela that threatens to wipe out further production from the OPEC member.
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Despite Uber's valuation of $69 billion overshadowing Lyft's $5.5 billion, the ride-hailing giant hasn't won out on every partnership.
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Another downside, he says, is it directs funding and responses to sex trafficking, at the expense of overshadowing labor trafficking.
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Prominent chimneys, a hallmark of the Cotswold style, rise around the house without overshadowing the graceful nature of the home.
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Meadows has had Trump's ear since early in his presidency, often overshadowing members of Republican leadership in terms of influence.
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Soleimani's assassination will only further galvanize the pro-Iran base, overshadowing the democracy movement and pitting protesters against each other.
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The emphasis Marines put on doing pull-ups risks overshadowing other important qualities the Corps needs to accomplish its mission.
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They need to conform to the world of the show while not overshadowing it; there's a reason the script exists.
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For three days, that behemoth grabs the city by the balls, totally overshadowing the Winter Music Conference that inspired it.
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Overshadowing all of it, however, is the stark reality that game developers have no way to enforce crediting for their work.
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Overshadowing the cuts, crude inventories in the United States, the world's top oil consumer, surged last week by 8.2 million barrels.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) has been on vivid display this week, overshadowing the White House's economic message and roiling its GOP allies.
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"It's a way to show some nostalgia for their own days without overshadowing the bride," royal commentator Kristen Meinzer told Insider.
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Crude oil futures fell after U.S. data showed gasoline inventories rose unexpectedly last week, overshadowing a bullish drawdown in crude stocks.
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But now their need to pay the bills is overshadowing even their desire for Mr. Bertschmann's work to get its due.
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As he's done so, he's come across to some observers as an unofficial secretary of defense, overshadowing the actual defense secretary.
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Here's what you need to know: • The F.B.I.'s scrutiny of the administration's ties to Russia is overshadowing President Trump's week.
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Yet Ryan also indicated frustration that Trump's frequent controversies — often in the form of tweets — are overshadowing the House GOP agenda.
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Mr. Buttigieg spent years focusing on his city's economic record, but his record on policing is now overshadowing his presidential campaign.
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Mr. Buttigieg spent years focusing on his city's economic record, but his record on policing is now overshadowing his presidential campaign.
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Thanks to this twisting history, "La Marseillaise" remains the most famous piece of revolutionary music, rather overshadowing another example from the 1790s.
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Overshadowing the campaign has been Purnama's trial for allegedly insulting the Koran in connection with remarks he made about how people vote.
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A neutral-colored dress with beaded embroidery, like Nicole Kidman's Oscar dress, will make sure you stand out without overshadowing your daughter.
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Today's explosive testimony by Michael Cohen (10 am, overshadowing the Hanoi statecraft and stagecraft for the day) makes the second less likely.
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The rand was helped up by dollar weakness, overshadowing data showiong private sector activity shrinking at the fastest rate in 2104.65 months.
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Amgen — Amgen stock sank 6 percent after the biotech company issued weak 2019 guidance, overshadowing its better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings.
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In the absence of any major controversy overshadowing the event, Tuesday morning following the Met Gala is a goldmine of funny content.
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While a physical polling booth can help verify votes, it's become a stifling, stopgap measure, overshadowing where we really need to be.
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Britain had said Mugabe's appointment as a goodwill ambassador was "surprising and disappointing" and that it risked overshadowing the WHO's global work.
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I think the cryptocurrency insanity we're seeing right now is overshadowing a lot of the potential of the underlying architecture and technology.
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But that and other commitments were largely overshadowed by Trump's headline-grabbing comments and subsequent claims, overshadowing concrete US and NATO deliverables.
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Attention being paid to the logistics of the summit is for now at least overshadowing the historic potential of the meeting itself.
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Hamilton is less than an hour away from the overshadowing metropolis of Toronto, but the two cities couldn't be any more different.
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And tech was overshadowing entire countries and regions to a degree I have rarely seen in my 25 years as an investor.
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Here's a breakdown of those other proposals, how they differ from the wealth tax and why the wealth tax keeps overshadowing them.
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Overshadowing events Seemingly every time a President hopes to have a moment on the world stage, events have a way of intervening.
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Crude futures reversed course on Thursday after U.S. data showed gasoline inventories rose unexpectedly last week, overshadowing a bullish drawdown in crude.
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Nord's voice lends itself perfectly to the track, managing to be an engaging presence while not overshadowing the rest of the song's production.
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The Last Night's stylish, neon-drenched trailer was a highlight of Microsoft's annual press conference, overshadowing much bigger games from much larger teams.
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Prime Day was a success by almost all accounts with over 100 million products sold, but there were overshadowing site issues as well.
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The problem is, this focus on ideals and the exceptional excitement and volatility of this primary season is overshadowing some painful political realities.
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Ripple, created by the founder of bitcoin exchange Mt Gox, has risen 23,000 percent over the past year, overshadowing bitcoin's 1,200 percent increase.
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Russia's deputy PM took a swing at Donald Trump's erratic Twitter diplomacy Friday, claiming the president's early morning posts were overshadowing world affairs.
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Data on Friday showing tepid wage growth in the United States also boosted demand for German bonds, overshadowing further signs of economic strength.
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This year, we expect a less hawkish or even a potentially dovish Fed, coupled with overshadowing political issues heading into the new year.
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The documents also say the DNC plans on launching a national campaign aimed at overshadowing the convention's run from July 18 to 85033.
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He noted that earnings may be currently overshadowing the news out of DC. "The earnings reports have been good thus far," Frederick said.
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Sean Hannity of Fox News makes a point of chastising "fake news" sources for overshadowing FLOTUS's generosity by obsessing about the jacket here.
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News articles were kept from overshadowing personal updates, and now publishers still see a massive chunk of referral traffic from the News Feed.
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Overshadowing Hanoi Inside the President's hotel, some of the aides who traveled with him gathered to watch the hearing together in the lobby.
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Although it is hard to separate the paintings and works on paper from this overshadowing fact, I think it is important to try.
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He has even begun to question whether it was politically wise for him to finally acknowledge last year that then-President Barack Obama was born in the US. Overshadowing tax reform Wednesday offered the latest example, as the President fired off a series of anti-Muslim videos, effectively overshadowing the tax reform pitch he delivered in Missouri later that day.
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It's been somewhat difficult to separate Dakota Johnson from the big, bad Fifty Shades of Grey franchise overshadowing her every move as an actress.
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The 71-year-old retweeted a meme that referenced the recent solar eclipse, but showed Trump as the moon overshadowing Obama as the sun.
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Yeti Holdings — Yeti reported a 21% increase in its inventory, sending the company's stock down nearly 5% and overshadowing stronger-than-expected quarterly results.
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Because the Fed has been a main driver of the recent stock rally, the central bank's rate decision is overshadowing everything else this week.
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Now, she said, she is concerned that the focus on creating housing to bring in millennials is overshadowing the housing needs of existing residents.
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ESPN also became a distracting focal point for investors, overshadowing success in the film studio, theme parks and consumer products, and irritating Mr. Iger.
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Discussion about Mr. Trump was also overshadowing the activities of House Republicans, with Mr. Ryan facing constant questions about his talks with Mr. Trump.
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SAN ANTONIO — The Golden State Warriors have been a history-making machine this season, overshadowing nearly every team that tries to impede their progress.
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Her battle to complete it seemed to some like a metaphor, the set of mishaps overshadowing the messages she hoped would dominate the news.
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There's so much else going on — so much trauma and chaos, natural or man-made — that current events have a way of overshadowing clothes.
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The epidemic has cast a cloud over global recovery prospects, overshadowing a meeting of finance leaders of the world's top 20 economies in Riyadh.
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"Geopolitical risks are mounting and increasingly catching market attention in such fashion as to risk overshadowing most other developments," Canada's Scotiabank told its clients.
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Expectations are high for ECB monetary easing soon following a hint by ECB chief Mario Draghi last week, overshadowing Italy's domestic risks for now.
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Many political observers see clear evidence that attitudes toward these core questions of America's identity are overshadowing assessments of the economy in driving voters' decisions.
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And overshadowing these immediate concerns is a growing fear of the vast global erosion of privacy that could follow a wider deployment of the technology.
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Spotify Technology — The music streaming company said it now has 100 million paid subscribers for its premium service, overshadowing a larger-than-forecast quarterly loss.
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A camera-hogging Bill Clinton would risk overshadowing the Democratic nominee and also give further prominence to the question of his eventual White House duties.
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The Omar controversy has dominated the week, overshadowing the Democrats' plans to debate their marquee legislative package to overhaul voting, campaign finance and ethics laws.
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A stray comment during his speech, an off-the-cuff response to a protester or even an imprudent tweet could end up overshadowing Trump's address.
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Odds for who will win the 116.63 championship enter the conversation, free agency rumors hum in the foreground, overshadowing celebratory cries from the sport's mountaintop.
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Yet the inescapable motif of the show is her brother's soaring career overshadowing hers, leaving her with the compulsion to catch up to him professionally.
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They have the right to have the ability to make their case, without me overshadowing it anymore than I will by just doing my job.
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In a research note over the weekend, Goldman Sachs declared that the U.S. economic glass was "half full," pointing to pessimism that was overshadowing encouraging fundamentals.
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Deutsche posted a bigger than expected loss in the fourth quarter and showed weakness at its investment bank, overshadowing a first annual profit in four years.
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Nevertheless, her new video quickly became one of the show's most talked-about moments, largely overshadowing performances by the likes of Sheeran, Fifth Harmony and Lorde.
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His brutish handling of even mild critics is overshadowing more admirable policies, which include curbing the religious police, letting women drive and encouraging them to work.
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Despite the couple's break-up, they remain one of the most iconic pairings from this year, overshadowing all the other equally fascinating celebrities who caught feelings.
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A Brooklyn cafe that created a "Unicorn Latte" is accusing Starbucks of "overshadowing" its health-conscious drink with the sugary Unicorn Frappuccino in a new lawsuit.
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"The pending announcement regarding the new chair seems to be overshadowing most everything," said Michael Arone, Chief Investment Strategist at State Street Global Advisors in Boston.
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The ugly controversy over the order already dominated Trump's first month in office, overshadowing everything else he tried to do and poisoning his attempts at outreach.
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Scattered amongst him is rice, and grapes — spoiled by globs of oil, a reference to the overshadowing of Iran's agricultural sector due to the petroleum trade.
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The erosion of some of its hardware and software products continues to be a drag on growth and profits, overshadowing the gains in the new fields.
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"The pending announcement regarding the new chair seems to be overshadowing most everything," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors in Boston.
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Gold retreated from the $1,700 level it briefly touched as investors sold bullion to cover margin calls in plummeting securities, overshadowing the metal's safe-haven status.
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Bombardier announced the 45-aircraft order in Montreal on Wednesday, sending its shares up as much as 30 percent and overshadowing plans to cut 7,000 jobs.
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In the Spanish capital Madrid, the latest unrest in Catalonia is exacerbating political tensions and overshadowing campaigning ahead of a repeat national election on Nov. 11.
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An agreement with Brussels on the terms of divorce would remove a major uncertainty overshadowing the economy and the BoE as it tries to curb inflation.
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"There's a time gap here," Energy Secretary Rick Perry, a former Texas governor, told reporters aboard Air Force Two when asked if Pence was overshadowing Trump.
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An agreement with Brussels on the terms of divorce would remove a major uncertainty overshadowing the economy and the BoE as it tries to curb inflation .
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The new cathedral towers over the older structure, and critics say that overshadowing points to the position the church believes it should occupy in the country.
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Activity was at its strongest since November but it was unbalanced, with manufacturing activity contracting for a fifth month, overshadowing a small uptick in the services industry.
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The IEA said economic concerns were overshadowing geopolitics, but the oil market continued to watch closely the tensions between the United States and Iran in the Gulf.
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The slender tone cast by the wide, blue-and-white striped bowl near the painting's center lends extra life to a plain pitcher by literally overshadowing it.
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However, the IMF's Lagarde said protectionist policies from the new U.S. administration could have a negative impact on the economy, overshadowing any positive gains from stimulus measures.
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Analysts said expectations for higher interest rates continued to drive bond yields higher, overshadowing any fallout from the U.S. exit from the Iran nuclear deal for now.
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It may even be too powerful: Rex is so compellingly charismatic that he towers over the rest of the film, overshadowing the personalities of the other characters.
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Some of the demonstrators said Obama's state visit to Argentina was overshadowing an important moment to reflect and remember the nearly 30,000 victims of the dark chapter.
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Any disclaimers seem unlikely to assuage long-standing expectations for a follow-up, especially since promos for the film clearly hint at something otherworldly overshadowing the narrative.
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However, Twitter dropped 3.5 percent after the social media company said it expects a slowdown in revenue growth and increasing costs, overshadowing its otherwise upbeat earnings report.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks around the globe fell on Wednesday as a continued flight from healthcare shares dragged on Wall Street, overshadowing upbeat economic data from China.
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Those bombshell disclosures are likely to dominate the coming week and could bring more frustration to Republican lawmakers who worry the Russia story is overshadowing their agenda.
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Hasbro's stock has grown more than 43 percent this year, overshadowing its rival Mattel, which has struggled to convince shareholders that it can complete its promised turnaround.
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"It's so commonly mentioned when we talk about Italy that it is no longer credible," Terracciano, said about the financial and political concerns overshadowing the Italian economy.
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The chaos in the White House is overshadowing the chaos at Veterans Affairs — which is truly extraordinary, since what's happening at the VA right now is NUTS.
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A picture of the President, alongside the state's two Republican senators, covered most of the front page of the "The State" newspaper Saturday, overshadowing they Democratic race.
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The sheer intensity of the spotlight on impeachment hearings on Capitol Hill is overshadowing the primacy process, even with the Iowa caucuses less than three months away.
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"I felt it was time that we acknowledge that the industry is doing some bad stuff, which is overshadowing all the good things we do," he said.
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Mr. Kelly's hold on the White House staff has certainly weakened, tarnishing his reputation and overshadowing his efforts to bring order and discipline to the West Wing.
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Mr. de Blasio announced his support for the plan on Friday, overshadowing the commission's announcement on Sunday at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan.
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Britain said Mugabe's appointment as a goodwill ambassador for non-communicable diseases in Africa was "surprising and disappointing" and that it risked overshadowing the WHO's global work.
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The sheer intensity of the spotlight on impeachment hearings on Capitol Hill is overshadowing the primacy process, even with the Iowa caucuses less than three months away.
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Oil prices fell, with concerns of a sharp economic slowdown overshadowing support from tighter supply due to OPEC's production cuts and U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela.
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The rise in U.S. output in recent weeks has been overshadowing supply curbs by other producers, led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and Russia.
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The online retail heavyweight slumped 5.38 percent after its quarterly sales forecast fell short of Wall Street estimates, overshadowing its record sales and profit during the holiday season.
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Ferrari had hoped to challenge dominant world champions Mercedes this season but have so far failed to meet expectations, with misfortune and mistakes overshadowing the opening four races.
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The online retail heavyweight fell 5.3 percent after its quarterly sales forecast fell short of Wall Street estimates, overshadowing its record sales and profit during the holiday season.
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Mersen, which has suffered in the past from unfavourable solar and chemicals markets overshadowing its performance in electronics, aeronautics and railway, said the next decade looks more promising.
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MGM Resorts — MGM Resorts CEO Jim Murren said the company is "confident" it will reach its 2020 goals, sending the stock up 3.8% and overshadowing mixed quarterly results.
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But monitoring groups noted widespread irregularities including faulty voting machines and poorly run polling stations, overshadowing talk of democratic progress in the vast country of 80 million people.
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Ironically, it now appears that regardless of who hosts the Oscars in the end, Hart's fear of overshadowing the actual Oscar-nominated performances has already come to pass.
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Analysts said expectations for higher interest rates continued to drive U.S. bond yields higher, overshadowing any fallout from the U.S. exit from the Iran nuclear deal for now.
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After his second-round win Thursday against 26th-seeded Joao Sousa, Gulbis spoke about building a team for success, karma, and the various clouds overshadowing sports this year.
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U.S. job growth slowed less than expected in October, a Labor Department report showed, overshadowing data showing a contraction in the manufacturing sector for the third straight month.
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The company forecast 8 percent to 10 percent growth for the business in 2019, compared with 20 percent in 2018, overshadowing its first-quarter revenue and profit beat.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm MORE (R-Fla.) said the Kardashian clan is overshadowing the struggles of average Cubans by filming their reality television show on the Communist island.
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And of course, overshadowing the entire era, and the entire book, is the seemingly endless war in Vietnam, highlighted by Richard Nixon's invasion of Cambodia in May 1970.
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Takieddine's statement came just days before the first round of a primary election to pick the center-right's candidate and risked overshadowing the last days of Sarkozy's campaign.
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The growth of the national security colossus since 9/11 has transformed America's relations with the rest of the world, overshadowing the State Department and other civilian agencies.
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Scalia's death set off an immediate partisan battle over whether Obama should appoint a successor during his final year in office, overshadowing public mourning of the conservative jurist.
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The Chinese news dominated the market, overshadowing a U.S. employment report by payrolls processor ADP which showed a higher-than-expected 241,000 private sector jobs created last month.
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In the past handful of years, Kanye's public performance has seemed confined to a few bouts of mania, nominally pegged to new music but increasingly overshadowing said music.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Crude futures reversed course, falling more 1 percent on Thursday after U.S. data showed gasoline inventories rose unexpectedly last week, overshadowing a bullish drawdown in crude.
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As we lift up Rita's voice, a young teenage mom, we wanted to highlight the importance of not overshadowing people who should be recognized because of certain social "stigmas."
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Capitol Hill Democrats are now under pressure to play catch-up to White House messaging on the economy, after months of impeachment overshadowing their own agenda on the airwaves.
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That overshadowing certainly could still happen, but the frankness of this scene — the lack of big dramatic buildup for this meeting — suggests a quieter integration with the existing cast.
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Hotel operator Whitbread fell 2.6 percent after the company said sales growth slowed and margins declined at its Costa Coffee chain, overshadowing a better-than-expected first-half profit.
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Earlier this month, Deutsche Bank reported a bigger-than-expected loss for the fourth quarter and weakness at its investment bank, overshadowing its first annual profit in four years.
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Overshadowing the strong numbers is political uncertainty after conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel failed to form a coalition government with the pro-business Free Democrats (FDP) and the ecologist Greens.
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A major CSeries order from Delta Air Lines will likely hold investor attention at Bombardier's annual meeting on Friday, overshadowing discord between the company's founding family and disgruntled shareholders.
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The editorial penned, by a senior Trump administration official, has dominated media coverage since it was published Wednesday afternoon, overshadowing the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Shares of the wholesale retailer closed down 6 percent on Friday after its post-earnings conference call, in which analysts pushed a narrative of Amazon overshadowing Costco's future success.
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Obama was ESPN's star of the day, overshadowing Castro, his host, and James Loney, who drove in three Tampa Bay runs in a 4-1 victory over the Cubans.
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Dizzee's move into more explicitly commercial territory came around fast, overshadowing the way Maths + English pretty much nails the kind of balancing act we expect of today's grime superstars.
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When she writes another installment, she would be wise to keep her own eccentric image — unhelpful, and highly visible during the book's launch — from overshadowing those of her characters.
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May's allies that a speech that had been going well until the interruption spiraled out of control, overshadowing announcements that had sought to wrest attention from Mr. Corbyn's agenda.
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It is overshadowing other events in Washington, threatening to dampen already flagging momentum for Trump's legislative agenda of rolling back President Barack Obama's healthcare reforms and overhauling the tax code.
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S. trade tensions gave European shares their worst week of losses in two months and sank U.S. stocks on Friday, overshadowing the lift from higher oil prices and jobs data.
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She jumped up and down upon seeing his face on the screen, and before long, she was waltzing into his home office and overshadowing his discussion of South Korean politics.
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A major CSeries order from Delta Air Lines will likely hold investor attention at the company's annual meeting on Friday, overshadowing discord between the company's founding family and disgruntled shareholders.
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Its troubles in the mobile segment are overshadowing the success of its chips business, which generates about three quarters of Samsung's operating profit and about a third of its revenue.
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U.S. government data on Thursday meanwhile showed crude inventories rose 2.1 million barrels to a new peak of 504.1 million last week, overshadowing the output freeze proposed by the producers.
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The Kazakh airline is also a customer of Boeing's French rival Airbus, which has raked in massive deals this week and so far overshadowing those of the American plane-maker.
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Federal records show Mr. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, spent $132 million on television advertising, far overshadowing the campaign spending of the other Democrats in the race.
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Extreme ideologies in both parties are holding our elected leaders hostage, and a culture of revenge politics is overshadowing collaboration, creativity, and problem-solving on behalf of the American people.
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As Hurricane Harvey raced toward Texas on Friday evening, the White House was racing to release their own set of headlines that ended up partially overshadowing Friday night's storm coverage.
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And they're doing it by contrasting themselves with Warren and Sanders, overshadowing Biden's own attempts to sell an alternative to Medicare for All and other popular plans on the left.
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Overshadowing his second game was the disclosure that a Colorado woman identified as Michelle Marie Thompson, 36, had been arrested at the Mets' facility in Port St. Lucie on Feb.
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The power outage was the talk of the town, overshadowing another round of dueling protests by supporters of embattled President Nicolas Maduro and Juan Guaido, president of the National Assembly.
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"In the end eventually the trade war could impact things but right now the economic data and other things are too strong that they are overshadowing the trade war," Frederick said.
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Earlier this month, Deutsche Bank reported a bigger-than-expected loss for the fourth quarter and its investment bank had a weak quarter, overshadowing its first annual profit in four years.
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Just before the third game, a powerful earthquake struck California, delaying the Series for 11 days, the longest delay in any World Series, and overshadowing the baseball that had been played.
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That fortuitous twist, however, risks overshadowing the documentary's larger message, which essentially serves as a rallying cry to brave elected politics, emphasizing that AOC is the notable exception, not the rule.
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Overshadowing those efforts, however, are a host of U.S. and U.N. Security Council sanctions on Pyongyang over its efforts to develop a nuclear-tipped missile capable of hitting the United States.
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He'll be feted as a U.S. dignitary, possibly overshadowing Trump, who is unlikely to get the same sort of reception and won't have the same reservoir of goodwill to draw upon.
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With the mudslinging overshadowing issues, policy experts say the challenge for voters this election is to sift through the promises and rhetoric and drill to the reality of the candidate's policies.
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The congresswoman was one of the sharpest questioners of the three American diplomats who testified on Wednesday and Friday, overshadowing some colleagues whose vociferous defense of the president is better known.
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NS), India's third-largest software services exporter, announced an up to 22.1 billion rupee ($22 billion) share buyback on Thursday, overshadowing a tepid revenue forecast that fell short of market expectations.
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The publication mentions the wave of outrage following the selfie on social media, but there are some who are also concerned that the selfie incident is overshadowing justice for the victim.
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"Volatility across assets is overshadowing any type of silver lining from a fall in the oil price," he said, adding it was hard to tell when fear and nerves would subside.
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Eventually, the theme of "clashes" between Trump protesters and Trump supporters dominated press coverage, overshadowing peaceful and nonconfrontational protests, and possibly telling people looking for trouble where they could find it.
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S. trade tensions gave European shares their worst week of losses in two months and pulled down U.S. stocks on Friday, overshadowing the lift from higher oil prices and jobs data.
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"It's overshadowing everything, and what the market is looking for is that the Chinese are containing it, and the spread is minimal," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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It's a stunning setback for the hard-fought program, overshadowing the news in October that its relentless rounds of vaccinations have eradicated two of the world's three wild strains of virus.
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Walmart on Tuesday reported earnings that missed analysts' expectations for the holiday period as its e-commerce operations cooled off, overshadowing the fact that same-store sales and revenue surpassed forecasts.
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This already makes the Tezos ICO the largest in history (overshadowing the recent Bancor ICO, which raised $153 million, as well as the EOS ICO, which raised $185 million in five days).
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"What's happened is we have a number of outside issues overshadowing what has been strong economic data and overall good earnings," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.
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Many sailors have said they have suffered no ill-effects and downplay any risks, suggesting that the water concerns are overshadowing some of the most exciting and challenging sailing of their lives.
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As we speak, the quest to identify the suspect in Haddish's outlandish story is overshadowing another, bigger issue about the breakout Girls Trip star: How does Tiffany Haddish still have a career?
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Natixis' Nguyen agreed that many of Duterte's proposed policies, such as liberalizing foreign direct investments and increasing infrastructure investment, should theoretically be positive news for investors - but Duterte's remarks were overshadowing them.
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Republicans have already had a difficult year while in the majority; the president and White House are perpetually caught in scandal, overshadowing the few legislative efforts that weren't mired in political infighting.
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They say personal rivalries and competing regional loyalties play a crucial role in the negotiations, with haggling about the location of headquarters and the distribution of board seats often overshadowing financial details.
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Overshadowing it all is his late first wife, Princes Diana, the acrimonious end to their marriage, and the enduring hostility in some quarters to his second wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall.
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"It's like the sword of the Damocles overshadowing the market," Shen Weizheng, fund manager at Shanghai-based Ivy Capital said, adding the real worry is that the Chinese economy will remain weak.
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Restaurant Brands International Inc missed estimates for quarterly revenue on Monday as its biggest chain Tim Hortons reported a surprise fall in comparable sales, overshadowing strong performances at Burger King and Popeyes.
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They worry the intraparty food fight is overshadowing what they see as the main goal: Drawing a clear contrast between the Democratic candidates and Trump on health care and other key issues.
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Earlier this year, consultancy Brand Finance deemed baijiu to be the most valuable type of spirit in the world with a market share of 37.5 percent, overshadowing the 28 percent for whiskey.
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The pro-Trump crowd reacted with boos and jeers, creating a fracas not seen at a national political convention in decades and overshadowing the main address of the night by Indiana Gov.
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Noisey: For a lot of hardcore bands, their first or second record is the one people tend to go back to the most, and they can end up overshadowing what comes next.
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"The national circus is overshadowing it, but if you're on the doors like I am, you're hearing that excitement and you're hearing the people excited to vote," said Marcia Price, a delegate.
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Gold retreated from the $1,700 level touched briefly earlier on Monday, as investors sold the bullion to cover margin calls amid plummeting equities and energy markets, overshadowing the metal's safe-haven demand.
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Yet the collapse of the Syrian government – a Saudi objective – would have catalyzed a surge of jihadist fighters to the region, overshadowing the rise of ISIS and resulting in staggering refugee flows.
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It is a spectacle that has enthralled and divided Britain, overshadowing even the country's impending departure from the European Union, and has provoked conversations around the world about race, privilege and tradition.
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The longtime couple announced their engagement on social media today, almost (but not quite) overshadowing the news that Ivanka Trump — Kloss's soon-to-be sister in law — was shutting down her fashion company.
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The new building permit data from BuildZoom, provided exclusively to Reuters, underscores the mammoth growth in Uber's real estate footprint and associated costs, overshadowing most other tech startups in San Francisco and Oakland.
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With Hart and his Oscar drama overshadowing the announcement, the overlooked aspect of the Monopoly movie news is director Tim Story, who makes the prospect of board game-based filmmaking far more interesting.
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Cautious comments by British budget airline easyJet on the outlook for summer pricing hit its shares and those of some rival airlines on Thursday, overshadowing its increased profit target after a strong quarter.
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When you reach the point where staff members' personalities are overshadowing what's actually happening -- Supreme Court justice confirmed, meetings with world leaders, and so on -- it's time for a change to be made.
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Ashmore's shares slumped 7 percent as the chief executive and majority owner of the emerging-market-focused fund manager revealed plans to sell down his stake, overshadowing a rise in assets under management.
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The Australian dollar, sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, the country's largest trading partner, dropped 0.4% at $0.6995, with the weaker-than-expected factory data out of China overshadowing the trade ceasefire.
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Maybe such feeling is simply the weight of history overshadowing more contemporary stories, since the Palazzo Rucellai embodies not just the very language of Renaissance architecture, but everything those ideals reflect and express.
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A power tussle between Vietnam's Prime Minister and the country's most influential leader is overshadowing a meeting of the ruling Communist Party, a rare occurrence for a party accustomed to tranquil internal politics.
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"The M&A activity with Barrick and Newmont is overshadowing everything, but it's also creating a vacuum," said Kai Hoffmann, chief executive officer of Oreninc, a provider of deals information about junior miners.
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Ashmore's shares dropped 4 percent as the chief executive and majority owner of the emerging-market-focused fund manager revealed plans to sell down his stake, overshadowing a rise in assets under management.
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Nowadays, however, comfort — usually driven by simple, pared down design — is the new sexy, and the Tommy Johns and ThirdLoves of the world are overshadowing traditional brands like Victoria's Secret as a result.
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But while Rock addressed many of the racial issues overshadowing the award show, he didn't take himself too seriously, throwing in a few jabs at Rihanna, Kevin Hart, Will Smith and even himself.
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The Australian dollar, sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, the country's largest trading partner, dropped 0.4% at $0.6993, with the weaker-than-expected factory data out of China overshadowing the trade ceasefire.
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Gorilla glass and optical fiber maker Corning on Tuesday said profit in the first half of 2018 would be weighed down by higher investments, overshadowing its seventh straight quarter of adjusted profit beat.
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"This is driven more by geopolitical news than financial or economic news," overshadowing positive signs from strong second-quarter corporate earnings, recent data on jobs and wage growth and a supportive Federal Reserve.
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Huawei reported a slower pace of profit growth for 221.3 as its network business saw its first drop in revenue in two years, overshadowing a robust 45 percent jump in its smartphone unit.
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Authorities were caught off guard by Saturday's escalation in violence overshadowing the spontaneous protest movement, dubbed the "yellow vests" because many participants are wearing the fluorescent safety jackets kept in all cars in France.
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Still, there are many benefits to growing a business outside of Silicon Valley: less competition for talent, more of an opportunity to establish oneself and one's business and fewer billion-dollar titans overshadowing everyone.
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Overshadowing those efforts are growing concerns about a cultural gulf between Europeans and newly arrived migrants after a spate of robberies and cases of harassment and sexual attacks against women in Germany and Sweden.
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China, the U.S. Federal Reserve and a possible Donald Trump presidency are the key risks overshadowing a positive outlook for emerging markets, according to an emerging markets strategist at $1 trillion asset manager Amundi.
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Furthermore, by securing the North's participation, the South has bought insurance against Kim Jong Un overshadowing the Games with muscle-flexing tests of an intercontinental ballistic missile that can reach the mainland United States.
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Suarez also faced sanctions for biting, diving, and racially abusing an opponent while he was at Liverpool, overshadowing his remarkable goalscoring record as he tormented Premier League defenses with deadly finishing and swerving runs.
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Judging by a barrage of holiday season tweets, Trump thinks he can wound the new Democratic majority in the House -- both by overshadowing its big opening day and branding his rivals weak on immigration.
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But the divisions apparent at that very first meeting continue to haunt the Women's March organization, as charges of anti-Semitism are now roiling the movement and overshadowing plans for more marches next month.
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The construction of towers downtown and the expansion of subdivisions in the wealthier suburbs have led some to claim that recent violence is an anomaly that is overshadowing the positive impact of urban renewal.
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Stock markets reversed earlier gains after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would restore tariffs on some imports from Brazil and Argentina, overshadowing data showing that the Chinese and euro zone economies were stabilizing.
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"I think this is a place where so much political considerations are overshadowing humanitarian work that to carve out a neutral humanitarian space is difficult," he said at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday.
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That is, that the media's obsession with who's up and who's down in the eyes of the president winds up overshadowing the details of what and how the president is going to make laws.
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Swiss bank UBS also slumped, down 7.8 percent, after reporting a surprise outflow of funds from its flagship wealth management business, overshadowing its best annual results since 2010 and a higher than expected dividend payout.
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The President is showing increasing flashes of anger over the performance of his senior staff and daily developments about Russia overshadowing his message, multiple people inside the White House and outside the administration told CNN.
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And even though this behavior is clearly unacceptable for any boss, some have argued that there are gendered overtones in how her management style is discussed and the fact that it's overshadowing her presidential run.
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The Australian dollar AUD=D3, sensitive to the economic fortunes of China, the country's largest trading partner, dropped 0.4% at $0.6993, with the weaker-than-expected factory data out of China overshadowing the trade ceasefire.
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Kyrgios, 24, has been infuriatingly inconsistent since then with his regular on-court misdemeanors overshadowing his ability to play the kind of audacious tennis that often has fans and rivals rubbing their eyes in astonishment.
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After starting the day just three shots back of co-leaders Garcia and Rose and one ahead of Schwartzel, Scott was unable to get it going on Sunday, with four bogeys overshadowing his three birdies.
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STOCKHOLM, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Swedish auto technology group Veoneer on Wednesday reported a smaller-than-expected third-quarter operating loss, overshadowing a cut to its full-year organic sales forecast and sending shares sharply higher.
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Washington (CNN)Paul Ryan's personal struggle to officially line up behind Donald Trump is overshadowing the thing he cares most about -- laying out a path for Republicans to take back the White House in 2016.
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Oil prices eased on news that Iran and Libya have continued to increase production, overshadowing an OPEC agreement struck last week to freeze output levels in a bid to stem a two-year price rout.
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President Nicolas Maduro pulled the 100 bolivar note last week before new bills were in circulation, creating a national cash shortage on top of the brutal economic crisis overshadowing Venezuelans' Christmas and New Year holidays.
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Against the dollar, the euro was lower at $1.1218, furthering its recoil from Thursday's one-month high of $1.1342, with the Brussels blasts overshadowing a German business sentiment survey and euro zone purchasing managers' surveys.
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" National Congress of American Indians, per NBC: "We regret that the president's use of the name Pocahontas as a slur to insult a political adversary is overshadowing the true purpose of today's White House ceremony.
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The three-term congresswoman was one of the sharpest questioners of the three diplomats who testified at public hearings on Wednesday and Friday, overshadowing some colleagues better known for their vociferous defense of the president.
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Beyond Meat Inc dropped 15.5% as the vegan burger maker said it would need to offer more store discounts amid rising competition, overshadowing its first ever quarterly net profit and full-year sales forecast raise.
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The socialist leader pulled the 100 bolivar note this week before new bills were in circulation, creating a national cash shortage on top of the brutal economic crisis overshadowing Venezuelans' Christmas and New Year holidays.
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However, he called it a "sad reality" that the scandal has come to define Law's legacy, overshadowing his work in the civil rights era and leadership in the interfaith movement following the Second Vatican Council.
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Shares of Hewlett Packard Enterprise plunged more than 236 percent on Wednesday, after CEO Antonio Neri prepared investors for a more "challenging second half" of the year, overshadowing the company's better-than-expected earnings report.
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Beyond Meat Inc dropped 15.5% as the vegan burger maker said it would need to offer more store discounts amid rising competition, overshadowing its first ever quarterly net profit and full-year sales forecast raise.
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In order to prevent the risks from outweighing or overshadowing the benefits, it is critical to understand the ways in which cloud is different, with particular attention to security capabilities available directly from cloud providers.
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The nation's tertiary sector - the largest in terms of economic output and largely services-orientated - grew at an annual pace of 8.4%, overshadowing slower growth in secondary and primary industries of 10.23% and 3.8% respectively.
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But overshadowing it all is the threat of brain injury (and chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E.) linked to taking hits during football and the angst many parents feel about deciding whether their children should participate.
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The financial limbo has created a level of uncertainty that some fear will only add to Hartford's troubles, clouding perceptions of the city, hampering much needed growth and overshadowing positive things they see happening here.
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STOCKHOLM, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Sweden's SKF, the world's largest maker of ball-bearings, forecast lower year-on-year demand in the fourth quarter on Tuesday, overshadowing in-line quarterly operating earnings and sending shares lower.
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Many Republicans, including some of Mr. Trump's advisers, wish he would stick to those themes, saying they think that he is overshadowing an economic success story by engaging in name-calling and divisive cultural clashes.
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Swiss bank UBS also slumped, down 7 percent, after reporting a surprise outflow of funds from its flagship wealth management business, overshadowing its best annual results since 2010 and a higher than expected dividend payout.
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The curation at Art Mûr Montreal's three-story gallery was impeccable: works of different mediums, including crafts, street art, and video cohabited in the space without overshadowing or having their meaning bleed into neighboring works.
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"While the headlines of the Trump visit are overshadowing the geopolitical and domestic political concerns, oil prices are moving higher ... on OPEC expectations," Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial wrote in a note.
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The escalating tension risks overshadowing a visit to the region by the Saudi crown prince, who is due in Islamabad over the weekend and New Delhi next week, with both governments hoping to attract Saudi investment.
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The House Intelligence Committee's investigation, however, has been all but derailed by partisan disagreement, with the memo overshadowing any recent progress the panel has made on inquiries into potential collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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First Lady Michelle Obama knows how to give a speech—just go back and watch the awe-inspiring address she delivered at the Democratic National Convention last July, arguably overshadowing both her husband and Hillary Clinton.
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Italy's banking system is considered to be one of the most vulnerable in the euro zone with a high level of non-performing loans (NPLs) — estimated to total 360 billion euros ($400.7 billion) — overshadowing the sector.
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The US election and raft of European elections in 2016 and 2017 mean that global political considerations are becoming a bigger issue for lending and overshadowing the macroeconomic malaise as central bankers continue to dictate policy.
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Oil prices rose after Saudi Arabia's OPEC governor said the kingdom's crude exports will fall by about 100,000 barrels per day in August, overshadowing market pressure from a rising dollar and record high U.S. crude production.
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A hefty $1.5 billion loss on the value of undisclosed equity investments took a toll on Alphabet's bottom line, overshadowing healthy revenue growth in mobile search advertising, YouTube advertising and sales in the Google cloud business.
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They also raise questions about the United States' counterterrorism strategy, which for nearly two decades has been focused almost exclusively on American and foreign-born jihadists, overshadowing right-wing extremism as a legitimate national-security threat.
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Its form-follows-function economy is articulated by its magnetic color, but it was eventually cursed by its creator for overshadowing his other achievements (in an expletive probably never before seen in a Met wall text).
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The news, first reported by The New York Times, did not just confirm the trend of the Russia probe overshadowing almost everything in the White House narrative with its capacity to detonate bombshells at any time.
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Etoundi was fined and had his accreditation stripped after headbutting Welsh weightlifter Gareth Evans at the Glasgow athletes village in the wee hours of the morning, the incident overshadowing his bronze medal in the 77kg class.
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NEW YORK - Another steep decline in the Turkish lira on Friday pushed emerging market equities lower and kept other world markets cautious, overshadowing hopes that an upcoming U.S.-China meeting would resolve concerns over trade tariffs.
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The intensifying U.S.-China trade conflict has jolted financial markets and stoked fears of a global recession, overshadowing a two-day gathering of G20 finance ministers and central bank governors in Fukuoka, southern Japan, concluding on Sunday.
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After a chaotic and storm-ridden show, "keep calm and carry on" is also the message from the world's major jetmakers as they cling to bullish long-term forecasts despite economic and political concerns overshadowing aviation markets.
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With Britain stuck in negotiations with the European Union to try to agree the terms of a transition deal to cover the period after it leaves the bloc, Brexit had been overshadowing other influences on the pound.
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Strikes and floods have also taken their toll, overshadowing a boost from the Euro 2016 soccer championships and leaving the tourism industry in need of massive new investment and a rescue package, representatives of the sector said.
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The sources, both critically involved with the forum, tell CNN they advised members of Biden's team on the mission of the She the People event and the poor optics of overshadowing the forum with his video release.
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Trump's unexpectedly rapid invitation to Putin to come to Washington for another summit — only three days after Helsinki — has only deepened criticism of Trump's handling of Russia, overshadowing the so-far meager results of the Helsinki summit.
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Though Dean claimed he was "buying a gift" his weird doll obsession wound up overshadowing the explosion, and it wasn't long before Hartley uncovered the real story: Grown Man Frequents American Girl Store Alone with Beloved Doll.
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Oil rose around two percent on Tuesday as a strike by oil workers in Kuwait nearly halved crude production from the OPEC member, overshadowing bearish sentiment following Sunday's failure by producers to agree to freeze output levels.
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"Some folks have speculated that I was somehow trolling President Trump by building one headquarters in his hometown of Queens and the other in his current residence of Washington, D.C., thereby overshadowing or humiliating him," he said.
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In Williamson, I also saw how Mr. Trump's message about change was overshadowing other issues that many analysts thought would have disqualified him from winning over the social conservatives who have long been a core Republican constituency.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French armed forces minister Sylvie Goulard unexpectedly quit her job on Tuesday, saying she did not want to stay on because of an investigation overshadowing her center-right Modem party's affairs in the European Parliament.
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NEW YORK, March 63 (Reuters) - Wall Street's slide deepened on Monday as the rapidly spreading coronavirus forced more U.S. states into lockdown, overshadowing unprecedented moves by the U.S. Federal Reserve to shore up credit across the economy.
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It has all worked to extend the Porter story, overshadowing the release of Trump's budget and infrastructure proposal as well as last week's budget deal, frustrating Republicans who would like the focus to be on the economy.
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He added, Some folks have speculated that I was somehow trolling President Trump by building one headquarters in his hometown of Queens and the other in his current residence of Washington DC, thereby overshadowing or humiliating him.
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The closed-door spiritual retreat precedes a gathering at the Vatican next month of the heads of some 110 bishops' conferences, aimed at finding common ground in dealing with a global scandal that is overshadowing Francis's papacy.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The Australian Open tennis championships were rocked late on Saturday when Andy Murray's father-in-law Nigel Sears collapsed during a match at Rod Laver Arena, overshadowing the world number two's advance to the fourth round.
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"We regret that the President's use of the name Pocahontas as a slur to insult a political adversary is overshadowing the true purpose of today's White House ceremony," Jefferson Keel, president of the NCAI, said in a statement.
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"Some folks have speculated that I was somehow trolling President Trump by building one headquarters in his hometown of Queens, and the other in his current residence of Washington DC, thereby overshadowing, or humiliating him," said Carell's Bezos.
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But the fact that the Trump Show has remained a 24-hour phantasmagoria, while the Trump administration has learned the subtle arts of bureaucracy, has meant that the two are increasingly independent — with the former overshadowing the latter.
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Here's what to watch the next two nights in Philadelphia: Wednesday President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden will both be on hand to make their case for Clinton -- potentially overshadowing the rest of the evening's roster.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - President Michel Temer urged Brazil's top electoral court to decide quickly on a case alleging illegal funding of his 2014 campaign in order to lift political uncertainty overshadowing a recovery in Latin America's largest economy.
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Stotts started Pat Connaughton over Maurice Harkless for the first time this season, but the Notre Dame product only played 15 minutes and picked up three fouls, overshadowing the fact he converted both of his field-goal attempts.
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While speaking at an ABC executive session in Los Angeles on Monday, Karey Burke, ABC's president of entertainment, said the network is not worried about the TV version overshadowing the upcoming movie due to timing and distinctive differences.
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She's clearly meant to be important to Endgame, but Marvel fans have worried about her, as the new kid in town, suddenly overshadowing the MCU's existing characters who have years of shared history across multiple movies behind them.
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U.S oil prices rose more than 41.533 percent on Tuesday after a strike by workers in Kuwait nearly halved the OPEC member's crude production, overshadowing bearish sentiment after Sunday's failure by producers to agree to freeze output levels.
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The U.S. aerospace and defense company said the cost of ramping up production of next-generation Gulfstream business jets has sapped profits in its highest margin unit, overshadowing a strong fourth-quarter performance, led by information technology services.
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A scandal which has re-shaped South Korean politics and rocked the country's elite -- overshadowing even North Korean missile threats -- began when reporters at CNN affiliate JTBC found a computer belonging to Choi Soon-sil late last year.
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Lynne Collier, an analyst at Canaccord Genuity, said that the food safety concerns at Chipotle are overshadowing more structural changes as it struggles with increased competition from fast-casual chains like Shake Shack Inc and Habit Restaurants Inc.
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NEW YORK, Aug 17 - Another steep decline in the Turkish lira on Friday pushed emerging market equities lower and kept other world markets cautious, overshadowing hopes that an upcoming U.S.-China meeting would relieve concerns over trade tariffs.
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The event would bring unwanted attention on the kingdom and the many companies that have tried to work with the country, Mr. Fink told him, overshadowing any chance of it serving as a positive catalyst for further investment.
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At the opening ceremony of the Games, the surprise visit by Kim Yo-jong, sister of the North Korean leader created something of a sensation in the South, overshadowing Vice President Mike Pence's trip at the same time.
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Microsoft shares were up 417% higher for the decade — not quite the 9,562% gain of the 1990s, which saw the launch of Windows 93, but easily overshadowing the 2000s, when the company emerged from its major antitrust case.
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Mr. Cuomo has capitalized on the Second Avenue opening to raise his national profile, overshadowing his frequent nemesis Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat who attended the inaugural ride on Saturday but was not given a speaking slot.
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But because of that it's sort of overshadowing a lot of the adult films I'm supposed to be promoting, and a lot of the mainstream projects that I was actively working on have been indefinitely put on hold.
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Filmmaker Ava DuVernay, who is one of the leaders of the organization, told members of the press on Thursday that the message of Time's Up is not about wearing black to awards shows and overshadowing the main event.
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Overshadowing the G20 meeting, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet on Saturday amid hopes for a breakthrough in the trade war between the world's two biggest economies, which has already dented global growth.
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ZURICH, Dec 3 (Reuters) - The blue-chip Swiss Market Index rose 1.4 percent in early trading on Monday as trade tensions eased, overshadowing a Swiss treaty row with the European Union that could affect share trading from next year.
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"We find that water needs related to socioeconomic changes, which are currently small, are likely to increase considerably in the future, often overshadowing the effect of climate change on levels of water stress," the researchers wrote in their study.
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The spotlight on geopolitical tensions however is overshadowing what is the real challenge for Taiwan and its people—the economy, which is facing headwinds from a slowdown in its largest trading partner China and changes in the employment landscape.
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ET, ESPN, TWC SportsNet (Los Angeles), FSN Ohio (Cleveland) ABOUT THE LAKERS (11-43): Los Angeles has lost 12 of its last 21 games and Bryant's final campaign is overshadowing the improvement of youngsters Julius Randle and D'Angelo Russell.
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The wearable fitness device maker Fitbit on Wednesday forecast profit for the current quarter that fell far short of analysts' estimates, overshadowing a strong first-quarter report and sending the company's shares down 242 percent in after-hours trading.
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There's simply an incoherent jumble of ideas — even before you get to the problems with Melania Trump's speech, on both substantive and qualitative fronts, and how the copied portions from Michelle Obama's speech ended up overshadowing just about everything.
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Another question overshadowing Trump's overseas holdings is whether any additional money spent by foreign governments to protect them would trigger the Emoluments Clause in the U.S. Constitution, which restricts members of the government from receiving gifts from foreign states.
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Overshadowing Idris Elba, one of the most dynamic actors around, isn't easy, but two of his cast mates get the better of things in "100 Streets," a converging-narratives film that's a mix of effective moments and predictable ones.
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Two Russians, Yuri A. Gagarin and Gherman S. Titov, had already orbited Earth the year before, overshadowing the feats of two Americans, Alan B. Shepard and Virgil I. Grissom, who had been launched only to the fringes of space.
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The Tefaf report, drawing on national statistics, company databases and dealer responses, estimated that there were at least $28 billion in private sales of art and antiques in 2016, overshadowing auction sales, estimated by Artnet to total $16.9 billion.
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NEW YORK, May 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. bond market's gauges on investors' inflation outlook stabilized on Tuesday as domestic energy futures rose on supply disruptions in Canada and elsewhere, overshadowing concerns about high global oil inventories in the long term.
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Overshadowing the process has been speculation in the media and by some government officials that the general, no relation to the premier, may seek to hold on to some or all of his powers even after his term is finished.
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According to the International Energy Agency's "Global EV Outlook 2017" report, between 1.2 million and 1.5 million units were sold in China in 2016 — overshadowing the number of battery and plug-in hybrid electric cars sold globally that same year.
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But he's already overshadowing his own pitch with a barrage of early morning tweets suggesting NBC News executives and host Joe Scarborough are hiding something nefarious, and a series of alarming anti-Muslim retweets from a far-right UK figure.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices jumped more than 3 percent on Tuesday after a strike by workers in Kuwait nearly halved the OPEC member's crude production, overshadowing bearish sentiment after Sunday's failure by producers to agree to freeze output levels.
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HELSINKI/STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Nordea, the Nordic region's biggest bank, reported a 25.21 percent drop in fourth-quarter revenue on Wednesday, dashing analysts' hopes of an improvement and overshadowing a smaller-than-expected fall in operating profit thanks to cost cutting.
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Erdogan and the AK Party, led by Prime Minister Binali Yildirim, have enjoyed a disproportionate share of media coverage in the buildup to the vote, overshadowing the secular main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) and pro-Kurdish People's Democratic Party (HDP).
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Facebook is facing an antitrust investigation by US federal regulators, the company disclosed on Wednesday, overshadowing the better-than-expected second quarter financial results it reported and signalling that the regulatory risks facing the social networking giant are far from over.
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When you made a feminist T-shirt that benefited NARAL, your tweet about it on International Women's Day sparked some backlash from certain women, who thought you were perhaps "taking up space" or overshadowing actual women on a day for women.
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But that statement raises the question, overshadowing the entirety of the interview, of why Facebook hadn't done these simple things years earlier, when it was already obvious that the platform was being swarmed with dubiously sourced and fraudulent news posts.
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In addition, Mr. Scaramucci seemed to be, at least for the moment, overshadowing him — a fact that Breitbart News, which Mr. Bannon used to run, pointed out in a headline describing Mr. Trump as second fiddle to his communications director.
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Bannon's issues with Trump now, post-"Fire and Fury," are different from the ones that led to his firing, a slow-building rift that combined a toxic internal power struggle and the grinding sense that he was overshadowing the boss.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Bernie Sanders met on Wednesday with former staff members who conveyed their dismay over the mistreatment of women during his 2016 campaign, in an effort to calm the unrest over sexism that is overshadowing his possible 20163 bid.
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And they also lament that the frenzy surrounding these two men is overshadowing the critical work and insight of black women, who have been at the fore of the Black Lives Matter movement and other contemporary efforts to fight racism.
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Famed as the Big Dog of American politics, Mr. Clinton seemed to be on a tight leash during his appearances in Nashua and Exeter, delivering performances far different from the ones he gave in 2008, when some Democrats criticized him for overshadowing Mrs.
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But for the Democrats it had the desirable effect of overshadowing — at least briefly — both the substance of Trump's speech and the debacle that was simultaneously unfolding in the Democratic primary in Iowa, where technical glitches have marred the counting all week.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 5 (Reuters) - China's air force will participate in the upcoming Singapore Airshow, the country's defence ministry said on Wednesday, at a time when concerns over the spread of a virus from China are overshadowing Asia's biggest aerospace and defence event.
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"We regret that the President's use of the name Pocahontas as a slur to insult a political adversary is overshadowing the true purpose of today's White House ceremony," Jefferson Keel, president of the National Congress of American Indians, said in a statement Monday.
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U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela along with supply cuts by members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other major producers have helped support prices this year, overshadowing concerns about global growth and the U.S.-China trade war.
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La David Johnson, who was killed in an ambush in Niger, has roiled on for the better part of a week, often overshadowing questions about the death of Johnson and three other US soldiers who were killed as a result of the ambush.
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Adds company comments, outlook and background.) By Liz Lee KUALA LUMPUR, May 23 (Reuters) - Profit at Malaysia's AirAsia X fell sharply in the first quarter, with a weak ringgit and higher fuel costs overshadowing higher revenue at the long-haul budget airline.
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The BOJ's decision to hold policy steady in the face of soft global demand and an unwelcome rise in the yen has quickly become the market event of the week, overshadowing the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision on Wednesday to keep policy unchanged.
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ISTANBUL — Turkey's governing Justice and Development Party named a longtime loyalist to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as its candidate for prime minister on Thursday, the divided politics of modern Turkey overshadowing a day when Turks honor their secular founder, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.
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The urgency of the descriptions of Israeli combat repeatedly calls out to the weaker urgency of the descriptions of American "combat"—overshadowing them with their higher stakes, and repeatedly summoning the novelist back to Israel and away from more mundane New York.
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Costello denounced the separation of migrant families at the border —"The Administration owns this policy, and it is offensive that they are trying to shift blame to others"—but he also lamented that the controversy was overshadowing stories about strong economic growth.
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Read more " _____ Margaret Hartmann in New York Magazine: "The ongoing dispute over Trump's treatment of Gold Star families runs the risk of overshadowing a more significant concern: More than two weeks after the attack, we don't really know what happened in Niger.
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Still, the universal background checks legislation was supposed to be a triumphant moment for House Democrats — an ambitious bill, on an issue they care deeply about, in which they are in sharp contrast to Republicans — but this procedural tiff ended up overshadowing it.
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Energy stocks were also in the red as oil prices fell on demand worries, overshadowing an OPEC deal to cut crude output by an extra 1.5 million barrels per day in the second quarter, the deepest cut since the 2008 financial crisis.
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But an offer from China to present the city with a nearly 20-foot-tall bronze statue of Marx, the 19th-century intellectual who was one of the writers of "The Communist Manifesto," is overshadowing the festivities a year before they begin.
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During his presidency, with the Civil War overshadowing all else, Lincoln found the time to encourage legislation establishing land grant universities, developing railroads, re-establishing a central bank, and, perhaps most famously, helping Americans move west with the Homestead Act of 1862.
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Shulkin has maintained that he did nothing wrong, though he said Thursday during a House Veterans Affairs Committee hearing that the "optics" of the situation were "not good," and that he regretted overshadowing the work his agency does on behalf of veterans.
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They came on the eve of the G20 summit, overshadowing what Mr Xi hopes will be an opportunity to bask in global acclaim by again proclaiming his support for globalisation and for the Paris climate treaty, which Mr Trump has said America will abandon.
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The official agenda includes a plan for increasing the number of land, air and sea forces capable of reacting quickly in a European crisis, but overshadowing it are tensions generated by Trump&aposs view that the Europeans are slackers leaning unfairly on the U.S. military.
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Overshadowing the flaws in the Minsk agreement is Europe's own divisions over what to do about sanctions and how to approach its blossoming relationship with Ukraine, a former Soviet country to which it wants -- much to the displeasure of Russia - to forge closer links.
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The 32-year-old singer didn't take the embarrassing situation too seriously, poking fun at the remnants of her meal overshadowing her pearly whites — which also appeared to featured a Nike swoosh on one tooth — and putting her pals who kept quiet on blast.
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The thin line-up at UFC 206 is partly a casualty of UFC 205's embarrassment of riches: siphoning even one or two bookings of consequence off of the New York card would have gone a long way toward overshadowing the blah in Toronto.
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Lower wage and profit growth are overshadowing a rally in coal and iron ore prices and the government has failed to get so-called "zombie" savings measures through a hostile senate, threatening attempts to rein in a A$37 billion ($27.87 billion)budget deficit.
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While NASA's partnerships with these companies has been fruitful for the most part, the commercial sphere is already overshadowing some of NASA's flagship projects, like its Space Launch System (SLS) rocket vehicle, which some commentators doubt will outperform commercial rockets like SpaceX's Falcon Heavy.
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Overshadowing the talks will be the tension on Israel's border with Gaza, where Qatar has funded Palestinian reconstruction, and the pettiness of the Gulf Cooperation Council split — the Saudis are proposing to dig a canal that effectively will make the Qatari peninsula an island.
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China is also wary of any incident overshadowing the G20 summit in Hangzhou in September, the highlight of this year's diplomatic calendar for Xi when he will be host to the leaders of most of the world's economically most powerful countries, the sources said.
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INTRA-AFGHAN TALKS While U.S. diplomats say the peace process must be "Afghan owned and led", senior Afghan officials and Western diplomats said the timetable being imposed by the White House to get U.S. troops out risked overshadowing the wider aim of peace among Afghans.
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"I think the more proactive you are with educating young players the better..." World number 14 Milos Raonic bemoaned the fact the report was overshadowing the Australian Open and said he too had never been approached, on social media or otherwise, to fix a match.
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A visit to the doctor means a routine trip for many of us—but in Ramirez's case, it entails hours of commutes, an anxiety driven by her inability to communicate in English, and an overshadowing fear of both rejection and reveal of her undocumented status.
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Because if it is, there will continue to be attacks on corporate versus individual rights, on religious rights trumping civil rights, on Second Amendment rights overshadowing the need for a safe and civil society and that legislative intent has little bearing on judicial outcomes.
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Whereas Pence must avoid overshadowing the president, who is notoriously sensitive about his own brand, Trump can't afford to appear lackadaisical in the midst of a public health crisis — much less, one that could have long-lasting effects on the U.S. economy and psyche.
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Singapore's battle with the disease is front-and-centre of voters' minds with virus cases now over 100, analysts say, overshadowing issues such as immigration and living costs that had been expected to dominate the election before the city-state's outbreak began in late January.
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The company has planned an ambitious roadmap for itself, looking to expand to Phoenix, Las Vegas, Denver, and Washington DC. Some artists see its arrival as a welcome opportunity; others have accused the company of gentrifying their communities and overshadowing local efforts to create similar immersive experiences.
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The moves by the influential funds however, could be a bit of an embarrassment for the company, which earlier on Thursday, reported a major order from Delta Air Lines Inc for its CSeries jets, overshadowing a wider-than-expected first-quarter loss for the Quebec-based company.
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The reputation of "Brick" ran the risk of overshadowing the rest of the songs on the exceedingly strong album, which threw in unusual jazz time signatures, heavy metal distortion, vocal arrangements worthy of Brian Wilson, and a rowdy eastern European Klezmer section—and make it look easy.
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" Dutt agreed, "It seems to be perhaps not the best step in terms of PR to be even … overshadowing (the S8 launch and) also reminding people about the Note 7 at a time when the focus really should be on the new device and starting afresh.
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As I noted in a season preview, the show will have to resolve this thing one way or the other pretty soon or it will risk overshadowing the rest of the story — ask the "Walking Dead" folks about viewers' general patience with narrative shenanigans these days.
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The comments forced the NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to twist himself into a diplomatic pretzel as he fielded repeated questions about Trump's comments and what they signaled about the fate and cohesion of the alliance -- overshadowing the major accomplishments signaled by NATO leaders' joint communique.
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If the total number of slain women truly reached as high as 93, it would make Little the deadliest serial murderer in American history, overshadowing the so-called Green River Killer, Gary Ridgway, who plead guilty to 49 murders but claimed to have killed more than 70.
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While Trump is known for off-the-cuff remarks, "the fact that other senior figures in the White House have made comments that risk overshadowing the summit indicates a more far-reaching hard-line position toward the DPRK," said Anthony Rinna, an analyst at research group SinoNK.
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In January, before the Google software's latest Go victory, the scientific journal Nature published an article describing how the program had beaten a European Go champion in five consecutive matches, overshadowing an effort by another tech giant, Facebook, to promote its own powerful Go-playing A.I. software.
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The strong U.S. and Chinese data and remarks by U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross that the "phase one" trade pact with China appeared in good shape lifted crude prices, overshadowing a Reuters survey that showed oil prices are expected to remain under pressure through next year.
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The strong U.S. and Chinese data and remarks by U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross that the "phase one" trade pact with China appeared in good shape lifted crude prices, overshadowing a Reuters survey that showed oil prices are expected to remain under pressure through next year.
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"A number of other high profile exits are expected in the coming weeks and unfortunately, political uncertainty is overshadowing Fed policy," Kathy Lien, managing director of foreign exchange strategy for BK Management, said in a note entitled "Why the Dollar is Falling Despite Upcoming Fed Hike."
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Michael S. Rogers, his National Security Agency counterpart, will most likely enervate and distract Mr. Trump's administration for weeks, if not longer, overshadowing good news, like the impressive debut of Judge Neil M. Gorsuch, his Supreme Court nominee, on the first day of his confirmation hearings Monday.
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Trump's habitual overshadowing of his own optimum message was also evident when Hassett was forced to concede that the president had not told the truth when he tweeted Monday that the GDP rate is higher than the unemployment rate for the first time in 100 years.
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In the House, by contrast the anti-reform majority was able to pass a bill that effectively repealed the entire law, with the vocal support of the small and midsized banks overshadowing the fact that it was killing consumer protection and rolling back other popular reforms.
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ET. We ve come to the halfway point of the season, and I find it's easy to get so immersed into each week – its challenges, the weight loss within it – and let our competitiveness have a louder voice than the lessons, overshadowing the real gifts of this show.
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Privately, Trump has been telling associates in recent days that his health chief had become a distraction and was overshadowing his tax overhaul agenda and undermining his campaign promise to "drain the swamp" of corruption, according to three people familiar with the discussions who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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The media's attention and heavy police presence at the marches for black lives often focuses on gauging the degree of peacefulness maintained during the protests—often overshadowing protesters' demands and the black community's rage and resistance to police brutality, racism, and the history of misrepresentation their communities have faced.
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He said in an interview that he still loved his freewheeling rallies of old, even when they got him in trouble, and that he would not always rely on prepared remarks or stop waging warfare with his Twitter account, even if he ended up overshadowing his advisers' preferred arguments.
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In the final weeks, a burst of identity-fueled violence — like the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre — and Mr. Trump's decision to focus on a dark, anti-immigrant message have moved those emotionally charged questions to the center of the race, overshadowing other topics like health care and the economy.
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In some cases, the people making the joke were supportive of the President and said it with some reverence, while others were frustrated either by the President seemingly overshadowing the biggest race of the year or because they disagreed with him being at the race for political reasons.
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The Nevada State Athletic Commission committed the opposite offense on Monday, overshadowing positive news with its own ineptitude with a headline-grabbing decision to severely punish UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor for his part in the bottle-throwing match between himself and Nate Diaz's entourage ahead of UFC 202 in August.
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Frustrations among White House officials over the back-and-forth in the media boiled over earlier this month, when palace intrigue stories dominated the news cycle on the same day that the Senate confirmed Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, overshadowing coverage of a major victory for the Trump administration.
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A "Sheryl" became shorthand for "the kind of leader who's willing to serve as second-in-command, complementing without overshadowing the wunderkind entrepreneur," Bloomberg's Brad Stone wrote in 2011, which highlights how hostile an environment Silicon Valley was — and is — for women who aren't willing to cheerfully serve as second in command.
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"But I don't think she came in with an ideological conviction that she couldn't work with the U.N." Despite the cordial sendoff, Haley's planned departure comes at an inopportune moment for the White House, overshadowing Kavanaugh's nomination and sending a signal of tumult in the administration just weeks out from the midterms.
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The missile launches, coupled with the Iranian regime's expanding role in wreaking havoc in Syria, naturally grabbed the headlines, overshadowing a no less disturbing report by the U.S. Justice Department that Iran was behind a series of cyber attacks against the U.S., targeting at least 6900 companies and a dam by 2628.
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But it was the language he used that shocked and appalled many lawmakers and created a public outcry — the vulgar phrase Mr. Trump uttered quickly began trending on Twitter — overshadowing the substance of the DACA talks, and with it, the future of the immigrants at risk of deportation should those discussions fail.
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His revival of debunked claims that millions of illegal voters are to blame for him losing the popular vote to Hillary Clinton and call for a major investigation -- in essence challenging the legitimacy of his election -- is in danger of overshadowing the otherwise fast start he has made in honoring campaign promises and changing America.
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The stellar contest against the Jaguars in which Henry gained a franchise-record 238 yards and scored four touchdowns — including tying Tony Dorsett's NFL mark with a 99-yard scamper — is overshadowing the fact he didn't even reach 60 yards in any of the first 12 games or have a run longer than 16 yards.
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A battle over the future role of superdelegates within the Democratic Party is overshadowing a more subtle transition that will have a significant impact on the 2020 presidential campaign, as several states move toward dropping their traditional party caucuses in favor of primary elections that would draw tens or hundreds of thousands of new voters.
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Japanese officials recently threatened to intervene in foreign exchange markets to halt "disorderly, one-sided" moves as the yen bolted to 1053-month highs, but the United States issued a fresh warning to Tokyo on Saturday against weakening its currency, overshadowing a Group of 7 finance leaders' gathering to discuss how to revive growth.
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In Mr. Trump's view, the rallies and the Twitter wars — even when he is punching down against a little-known evangelical leader (Russell Moore of the Southern Baptist Convention) and a cable talk show host (Joe Scarborough of MSNBC), as he did recently — are crowd-pleasers, creating buzz that is critical to dominating the political landscape and overshadowing Mrs.
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A range of Republican officials, from the White House to the Florida state house, believe Mr. DeSantis has squandered valuable time, partly because his own self-inflicted errors were overshadowing Mr. Gillum's vulnerabilities, which include an F.B.I. investigation of government corruption in Tallahassee, an inquiry in which Mr. Gillum has said he is not a target.
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The 56-year-old Carell portrayed Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos in a sketch, saying some people have speculated whether the e-commerce giant was taking shots at the president by building one of the new headquarters facilities in Trump's hometown of Queens, New York, and another in his current residence outside Washington, D.C. "Thereby overshadowing, or humiliating him," Carell's Bezos said.
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So while Ecclestone, 86, was an outsize personality who often dominated the headlines, occasionally overshadowing what was happening on the track, this season's questions are all about the changes to the cars, whether the Mercedes team really can win the drivers' and constructors' championships for a fourth year in a row, and what the new owners have in store for Formula One.
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As a more damning picture of Mr. Trump's conduct with Ukraine came into focus, both men made efforts to keep it from overshadowing the ceremony, capping off a day full of announcements of sanctions against Iran and a small troop deployment to the Middle East with a state dinner that resembled a cross between a Mar-a-Lago patio gathering and a black-tie political rally.
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Tuesday morning, party officials finally released a statement on the debacle that threatened the credibility of the entire process, overshadowing a year's worth of work and resources invested by Democrats: It's 2AM and we have supporters for Buttigieg, Klobuchar, Sanders, and Warren at Polk HQ going through every precinct box to send the results we have to the state party so we can finally go to bed.
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But President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's threat to try to slow down or stop impeachment in the courts raises the possibility that the Supreme Court may be forced to intervene, overshadowing the cases on their calendar.
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Watch, there's gonna be 10 articles about it A number of his defenders also minimized the controversy by arguing that it was overshadowing the anniversary of 9/11: lmao its 9/11 and people are more concerned over pewdiepie saying the n word OK But the public generally hasn't bought into such excuses, and longtime PewDiePie detractors as well as former fans have expressed their dismay.
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After Ms. Pelosi lamented to members of her leadership team that the battles with the president were overshadowing Democrats' legislative agenda, Representative Jamie Raskin, Democrat of Maryland, argued that opening an impeachment inquiry could help solve the problem by centralizing fights with the White House over documents, according to three people in the room for the exchange, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the private meeting.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May was clinging to power on Thursday after her final Brexit gambit backfired, overshadowing a European election that has shown a United Kingdom still riven over its divorce from the EU. May's departure will deepen the Brexit crisis as a new leader is likely to want a more decisive split, raising the chances of a confrontation with the European Union and an election that could usher in a socialist government.
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Prime Minister May clung to power on Thursday after her final Brexit gambit backfired, overshadowing a European election that has shown a United Kingdom still riven over its divorce from the EU. "With both Brexit uncertainties and U.S.-China trade tensions threatening to inflict more damage on the EU economy, any post-election reprieve... would likely prove short-lived," said Jameel Ahmad, global head of currency strategy and market research at online trading platform FXTM.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May was clinging to power on Thursday after her final Brexit gambit backfired, overshadowing a European election that has shown a United Kingdom still riven over its divorce from the EU. May's departure will deepen the Brexit crisis as a new leader is likely to want a more decisive split, raising the chances of a confrontation with the European Union and an election that could usher in a socialist government.
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Still, U.S. trade with Mexico is upward of $600 billion, overshadowing any other country, and the U.S. absorbs 80 percent of Mexican exports; almost half of Mexico's imports come from the U.S. "I don't think it's Mexico's first option, but if it's being pushed into a corner, China is looking more interesting and more attractive," said Antonio Ortiz-Mena, former head of economic affairs at the Embassy of Mexico and current senior vice president of Albright Stonebridge Group.
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The public health crisis threatens to become the defining episode of Azar's tenure, people close to him lamented in recent days, overshadowing more than two years of work on various policy initiatives and linking his legacy as health secretary to the administration's struggles to combat a fast-spreading virus that could linger for months — potentially infecting thousands, disrupting Americans' daily lives and grinding to a halt the once-strong economy that Trump officials view as key to the president's reelection.
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But the long procurement process for voting machines makes it hard for states to buy new machines with their grants and get them into service by the 212 mid-terms…" Dems still battling over superdelegates - The Hill: "A battle over the future role of superdelegates within the Democratic Party is overshadowing a more subtle transition that will have a significant impact on the 241 presidential campaign, as several states move toward dropping their traditional party caucuses in favor of primary elections that would draw tens or hundreds of thousands of new voters.
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The story coming into the game was about the upheaval for the two teams after Denver (27-24) fired the offensive coordinator Mike McCoy and made another quarterback change, and Oakland (22011-383) fired the defensive coordinator Ken Norton Jr. But the fight between Crabtree and cornerback Aqib Talib ended up overshadowing the recent disarray, even as the Raiders recorded their long-awaited first interception of the season in their first game under the defensive play-caller John Pagano and the Broncos lost a seventh straight game for the first time in 238 years.
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