The resolution made it through committee before quietly petering out.
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"It really begins petering out by about Monday morning," James said.
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Plans that run out of money, petering out and puttering toward death.
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Saturday's march is designed to keep the movement's momentum from petering out.
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The danger is that all four of these factors are now petering out.
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They phrase statements like questions, their sentences nervously petering out on high notes.
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That had sparked concerns that consumer appetite for its electric vehicles was petering out.
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Government stimulus, like tax reform, boosted the economy last year, but that's now petering out.
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Other analysts pointed to the job ahead of Macron for the euro's rally petering out.
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Bonus depreciation starts petering out at the end of 221, and fully expires by 22.
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But it is also an effort to keep the school year from just petering out.
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While the rain is petering out, it won't say goodbye for good until the afternoon.
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Some investors and Tesla critics had suggested that consumer appetite for the electric vehicles was petering out.
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Volume was strong in the first two weeks, but the buying interest began petering out last week.
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That deal was meant to jump-start Wal-Mart's digital sales growth, which had been petering off.
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It looked like an ordinary supernova—a dying star that exploded and whose light was now petering out.
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The latest month's figures, for September, suggest that the decline in the number of banknotes is petering out.
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The disruptions wrought by the introduction of powerful new kinds of computing software seemed to be petering out.
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All of these behaviors have historical roots, some coming into vogue for a spell and then petering out.
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Sociologist Robin Petering has studied Juggalos and homeless youth and has seen the gang label change the group.
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"From our standpoint it felt like these sanctions were really almost beneficial to a serial perpetrator," Petering said.
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But we're seeing some signs that the quality of the rally is petering out in the short term.
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But figures released in January confirm that after briefly boosting birth rates, its effect is petering out (see chart).
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Since then, Kansas City has made several playoff appearances, often petering out in the wild card and divisional rounds.
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The production induced a continuous emotional whiplash, slowly petering out at the end with drawn-out scenes of bereavement.
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The move is typically a bullish signal that suggests a downward trend is petering out and reversing to the upside.
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"The innovation on smartphones is petering out, although Apple has some surprises in store," Scoble told "Closing Bell" on Friday.
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With the earnings season petering out, management issues, broker notes and M&A were the main drivers of the market.
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A wave of violence by Palestinians aimed at Israeli civilians began in late September before petering out after six months.
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And while business slowed down, my current view is that, no, it just was a slowdown, not a petering out.
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Even before the 2014 stabbing case, the community was dying of natural causes; series were petering out and fans were scattering.
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Its screen blinked off, but the engine kept going, petering along for a few more minutes before whirring to a halt.
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With advances using silicon petering out, DNA-based computers hold the promise of massive parallel computing architectures that are impossible today.
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The coalition is also discussing possible policy recommendations, including increased transparency when someone is found to have committed harassment, Petering said.
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So the petering off of Dry January doesn't mean that booze has us all by the balls and sobriety is futile.
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Most years those storms rage offshore in the middle of the ocean before petering out far enough away to avoid landfall.
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They figure the current boom will begin petering out as soon as mid-2019 and possibly end in recession in 33.
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They figure the current boom will begin petering out as soon as mid-2019 and possibly end in recession in 2020.
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Showing me around the Gibraltar Museum one morning, Finlayson described the petering out of Neanderthals on the Rock with unnerving pathos.
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On Wednesday, the Dow and S&P hit new record highs with the Trump-inspired rally showing little sign of petering out.
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The round felt like the latest lap in Phelps's post-career parade, which shows no signs of petering out any time soon.
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The site's creator, Craig Mod and Chris Palmieri, decided they wanted to give their project a proper ending, rather than slowly petering out.
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Margin debt petering out as stocks hit new highs suggest a flimsier rally and fewer investors willing to take on more risk, says Suttmeier.
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A "no growth" policy means coffeeshops are petering because no licenses are being handed out for new ones to replace those that have closed.
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In the case of The Khetanna, the 45-day run had one hell of a fallow period, petering out after a solid initial burst.
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And while Trump's television franchise at least enjoyed one successful idea before petering out, most of his brand-specific businesses have simply failed outright.
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As demand has grown, and with the ugly sweater trend showing no signs of petering out, the company acquired another 30,000 square-foot space.
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It makes more profit per quarter than any business in history, but its once unstoppable sales growth engine is finally showing signs of petering out.
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Their numbers began to decline throughout the Silurian, Devonian and Carboniferous periods, before completely petering out by the end of the Permian for reasons unknown.
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The Tax Policy Center estimates the tax cuts added 22018% to gross domestic product in 22017, at a time when growth globally was petering out.
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After picking through much of the upper right, my letters spread south and west, petering out at the lower left corner, which stumped me most.
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Instead of simply petering out, Lena Dunham's comedy will have a chance to conclude with a finale that will hopefully be properly foreshadowed and plotted.
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"Under the Dome," which was also based on a book by Mr. King, started off strong but overstayed its welcome, petering out after three seasons.
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Twice, it seemed to be petering out as the auctioneer, Andrew Robinson, nearly banged his final gavel, only to be extended with one more bid.
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When reached for comment via email on Monday, Starbucks did not clarify whether this move is indicative of enthusiasm for limited-batch Frappuccinos petering out.
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Derided as "slacktivism" or "clicktivism," the ease of action without commitment can result in movements like Occupy petering out in the US without any obvious effects.
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DALIAN, China — The Chinese market for counterfeits is petering out as consumers grow more choosy about quality and brand-names, a top Alibaba executive said Wednesday.
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The worst Ebola outbreak in recorded history began in West Africa in December 2013, spreading to at least 11 countries on the continent before petering out.
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But a coalition of students, of which Petering is a member, has said that students won't feel safe as long as Guerrero remains on the faculty.
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This I found was a much more reliable method for gently shaping the remaining white around the egg rather than dumping it into a petering-out vortex.
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If that line of contemporaneous comment has been petering out, at least as a phenomenon of privilege, it may be because there is nowhere left to take it.
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Europe's benchmark government bond yield retreated from one-month highs after the latest signals from the world's central banks soothed fears that monetary stimulus could be petering out.
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Even as the Trump rally shows signs of petering out, the "Fast Money " traders said on Friday there's still opportunities in the market as it continues to tick higher.
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Sovereign sales, boosted by large first-quarter Saudi and Qatari bonds, totalled $97.5 billion but these started petering out from May when U.S. 10-year yields hit 3 percent.
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Earlier in October, Isaac Hempstead Wright, who played Bran Stark, told The Mirror the WhatsApp group was "dead at the moment" and "petering out," so it must have been revived.
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The black forms are rendered with both a brush and a spray gun; observe the hazy and drippy edges on the curvier branches, petering out from the hand-painted segments.
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"The dollar stands to gain further, particularly against the yen, with risk aversion in the equity markets petering out," said Junichi Ishikawa, senior FX strategist at IG Securities in Tokyo.
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That is the electoral map so many political scientists I know predicted, with Trump's whimpering path through the old Confederacy petering out with an anemic showing in the Old West.
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"We just wanted to take a pause and figure out if this is petering out or just beginning to pick up," Mayor Anne McAndrews said in an interview at Village Hall.
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Earlier figures showed growth remained solid in Germany and France, the bloc's two biggest economies, but slowed in Italy, suggesting a recent flurry in economic activity there may be petering out.
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Lautenschlaeger has opposed many of the bank's past stimulus plans, but her hawkish tone appeared to unsettle some investors, who had started to question whether monetary easing globally was petering out.
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While powerful men in Hollywood, Congress, and Silicon Valley have been forced to step down after reports of misconduct, that kind of accountability has been less common in academia, Petering said.
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The forecasts, prepared by the finance ministry for a joint committee of federal and regional governments, comes amid gathering signs that a decade-long expansion in Europe's largest economy is petering out.
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A planned sales tax hike, the petering out of public works spending related to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics as well as a deepening labor shortage were cited as impediments to future growth.
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Now, that manufacturing boom in China is petering outs and in recent years, the country's growth trajectory has taken a hit as policymakers in Beijing transition China a more services-driven economy.
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They could raise the birth rate by providing subsidised child care, which would create a wave of new workers in a couple of decades, just when the other reforms are petering out.
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Now that some 22 people have been killed and at least 1,000 detained, the anti-government protests may be petering out without a clear indication of whether they will have a lasting impact.
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After a few years of petering out, his comeback needed a comeback of its own, and he pulled it off by doing what he does best — that is to say, as little as possible.
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The four dead are the first victims of the 2016 climbing season, which reportedly peaks in April and May before petering out, as those months tend to have less wind to interrupt the climb.
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We should keep in mind that many past political investigations that partisans have put their hopes into — from Plamegate to the Clinton email probe — have ended up petering out without the hoped-for bombshell revelations.
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Memo From India NEW DELHI — Over the years, the thousand-acre campus of Jawaharlal Nehru University has seen too many protests by its leftist student body to count, most of them petering out without incident.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan lost 37.60 percent, reversing early gains of 20.2 percent, as its bear market rally petering out after a 20163 percent rise over the previous two sessions.
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"The upward momentum for riskier assets is in danger of petering out, with investors perhaps needing clear signs of progress beyond mere snippets of positive spin regarding the potential US-China trade truce," he said.
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But with bond yields globally on the rise, a number of banks have changed their forecasts in recent days, in perhaps another sign that a 35-year bull run in government bond markets is petering out.
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"While early adopter wave is petering out, we are seeing the real market (the equivalent of a PC in every home and a phone in every pocket), which is population-level use of genetics, taking hold."
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A subplot involving his unrequited attraction to a young man meanders along before petering out, and a great deal of emphasis is given to Johnny's vegetarianism, which causes him more trouble among his peers than does his sexuality.
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"It's bringing a lot of rain, we have flash flood watches and warnings throughout the East coast, but basically, this is petering out," said Brian Hurley, a meteorologist with the NWS Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland.
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Profit taking weighed on Asian stocks on Wednesday after a record run on Wall Street showed signs of petering out, while the dollar hovered near a four-month high against a basket of currencies following upbeat U.S. data.
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" He said that months after Trump was sworn into office, the newspaper "saw signs of that petering off really dramatically," noting that there has been "all sorts of indication that people are really tired of reading about presidential politics.
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The 1990s were a time when the slow petering-out of the Cold War birthed a world where the US was the sole superpower and where it seemed as though Western liberal democracy was just the way things were.
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Last week, Kering reported that demand for its Gucci handbags had proven more resilient than expected in the third quarter, extending a strong sales run even as markets fret that momentum in the luxury sector may be petering out.
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One of the first things that come to mind, as far as changes within the queer community itself is that the requirement of oppression—that systemic oppression is the only standard for entry—I see that slowly petering out.
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Millions of people in and around Houston and nearby western Louisiana remained under flash flood watches on Thursday as the National Weather Service predicted a final 4 to 10 inches (10 to 25 cm) of rainfall before petering out.
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Kabi saw several years of surprise earnings growth because rivals had to suspend production of products such as the blood-thinning heparin drip because of rebukes from U.S. healthcare regulators, but that effect appears to be petering out for now.
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For a tenured faculty member, a ban on teaching for a few years is "basically a sabbatical," said Robin Petering, a doctoral social work student and the co-founder of a coalition of students called Social Workers for Accountability and Transparency.
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It's less than an hour until game time and most of the tailgate parties are petering out as the truly wasted take themselves home and the people with four hours of football game ahead of them start to move toward the stadium.
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Petering and other students in the coalition are concerned that Guerrero may engage in inappropriate behavior with students when the three-year period is over, and that there is no mechanism in place to warn future students about the investigation or its findings.
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He has had multiple back surgeries, including a fusion of his lower spine in 2017 that gave him a new lease on life and allowed him to resurrect a career that was in danger of petering out amid searing back and leg pain.
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By calling their campaign "I Am Student X," the organizers hoped to send a message of solidarity with the anonymous survivor, and survivors everywhere, said Robin Petering, a researcher and recent graduate of USC's social work school who helped create the campaign.
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But the unexpectedly weak economic report released on Friday for the second quarter of 2016, the third dismal quarterly report in a row, is a reminder that the recovery has never been robust — and may be in danger of petering out before the damage from the recession is fully repaired.
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What seemed to be a landmark case, a moment of reckoning for how the police treat people in poor and minority neighborhoods, appears to be petering out with an administrative hearing that carries neither criminal penalties nor the burden of understanding how a man who posed no obvious physical threat to anyone could end up dead over the sale of cigarettes.
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When I visit Tokyo's legendary Tsukiji market at 11 AM on a Saturday, the frenzy that had kicked off at its daily 2 AM standard was petering out—vendors were propped up smoking or napping against stacks of empty crates, trucks drove past with shovels full of sea creature carcasses, and fish heads the size of small dining tables lay discarded by stainless steel prep counters.
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Her skewed, abridged compositional sense is one reason Puberty 2 rocks impressively, while teetering on the flimsy edge of collapse — the way "My Body's Made of Crushed Little Stars" smolders for two cathartic minutes before immediately petering out; the way "Your Best American Girl" builds gradually to the giant distorted chorus and, once there, keeps building, piling on more guitars until the end; the way the peerless "I Bet on Losing Dogs" interrupts the two choruses with a queasily extended keyboard figure you never hear again.
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