In 2016, however, those numbers began to pick up again.
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But it expects results to pick up again in Q2.
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Its 43rd season will pick up again in the fall.
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But lawyers expect the lawsuits to pick up again soon.
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Last year, however, the global economy seemed to pick up again.
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Demand is likely to pick up again in coming months, however.
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As the hurricane keeps moving, the storm will pick up again.
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Winds will and do pick up again once the eye passes.
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Hot weather is expected to pick up again at the weekend.
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Conversations, from as far back as late July, will pick up again.
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Fighting slowed after Saturday night, only to pick up again late Sunday.
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And they remain available for politicians and voters to pick up again.
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She was really happy for me when things started to pick up again.
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First, his No More Tours 2 tour will pick up again on Oct.
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Then during the slow recovery, we'd also expect inflation to pick up again.
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The report does project non-residential installations will pick up again in 2020.
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Conversations that were stalled, as far back as July, will pick up again.
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They come back to Earth and the selling starts to pick up again.
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If the camera law expires, we will probably see speeds pick up again.
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Then the wind started to pick up again, blowing in the opposite direction.
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It will only be partly so if growth fails to pick up again inland.
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But they expect housing starts to pick up again next neat to 1.31 million.
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Then things will pick up again, because not even Greenspan can stop the Internet economy.
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However, when Fortnite is finally released on Android this summer, growth could pick up again.
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There's no time limit to this, so you can pick up again whenever you like.
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Their growth premium over richer, more developed countries also looks set to pick up again.
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And it's one reason we now expect home sales will pick up again next year.
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Tour operators and hoteliers say that earlier in 2015, things were starting to pick up again.
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Coachella will last through Sunday and pick up again for another weekend starting Friday, April 21.
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In the meantime, if arrivals pick up again, Lesbos could reach its capacity of around 6,000.
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When the baby boomers enter their 80s and need residential care, occupancy could pick up again.
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If 5-Star and League team up to form a government, then volatility will pick up again.
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"I believe the momentum is going to pick up again," he added, citing China as a driver.
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After a Christmas Day pause, performances pick up again through the first week of the new year.
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He said that while the "high growth period" is over, sales will pick up again after 2000.
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"Deal activity will pick up again, no doubt, hopefully at more attractive prices for buyers," Baratta said.
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I think if we saw an increase in oil prices, the interest in solar will pick up again.
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After stagnating in the second half of 2018, GDP growth is thus likely to pick up again somewhat.
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Stalled projects and job searches also pick up again as Mercury speeds ahead in Taurus until June 12.
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And that's where we pick up again with the final set of BoJack episodes, streaming now on Netflix.
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"Private consumption, as signaled by the strong increase in retail sales, could pick up again significantly," the Bundesbank said.
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He said officials expect theft to pick up again in September, which is harvest season for pistachios and walnuts.
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Minor transgressions will thus remain common—and, when the storm has died down, major ones could pick up again.
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Venator took Huntsman's titanium dioxide business just as demand in the titanium dioxide industry started to pick up again.
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As long as the outbreak is brought under control at some point, we'll see the market pick up again.
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Liu added that he expected consumer spending growth to pick up again as one-off and seasonal factors retreated.
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This new deal runs through 2024, at which point the race to secure Abrams may just pick up again.
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Only at some later period, when large-enough dark matter halos coalesced, would the galaxy formation process pick up again.
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For next year, Hyundai-Kia Executive Vice President and research head Park Hong-jae, expects sales to pick up again.
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Efforts to make new elements slowed down after 1955, though there was a pick up again in the mid 1990s.
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The pursuit of a European constitution would only pick up again in 29, with the passage of the Lisbon Treaty.
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Given that volatility tends to pick up again in September and October, there could be a rocky period pretty soon.
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Talks between TIM and rival Open Fiber over a possible tie-up have started to pick up again, MF reported.
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With growth likely to lose momentum further ... there is also more uncertainty about whether core inflation will ever pick up again.
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After a slump banks and firms eventually purge their balance sheets and reformers are emboldened, allowing growth to pick up again.
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User growth started to pick up again once the school year started, and the team is beginning to dream big again.
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That push is likely to pick up again in the fourth quarter, said Chunshek Chan, Dealogic's global M&A research head.
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Mercury retrograde began in Taurus last month, on April 9, so expect conversations that began then to pick up again now.
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The state got some respite from the winds on Tuesday, but they were expected to pick up again Wednesday and Thursday.
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A company spokeswoman said the company hoped "the vast majority will be back when flight volumes start to pick up again".
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They pick up again in 2020 with back-to-back episodes of "Arrow" and "DC's Legends of Tomorrow" on January 14.
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And with trade talks between Washington and Beijing expected to pick up again, there is plenty of headline risk on the horizon.
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While they will dissipate for a while, forecasters said they expect winds to pick up again on Tuesday and last until Wednesday.
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"Looking ahead, we expect sovereign defaults to pick up again over the next decade," write the banks' David Beers and Jamshid Mavalwalla.
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It'll pick up again at 10AM the following morning — because it enjoys covering news, but only after a deep, 10-hour slumber.
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Wind speeds and temperatures dropped as night fell but gusty winds could pick up again Friday afternoon, the National Weather Service warned.
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They are likely to pick up again, though, as the economics move in favor of WTI-priced oil over Brent-priced equivalents.
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"Some branches of the manufacturing sector expect growth to be restrained and not to pick up again until 2021," the Riksbank said.
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Attempts to repeal and replace Obamacare were unsuccessful last year, but with the tax law passed, the debate could pick up again.
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But things could pick up again, the scientists said, as its shockwave expands and encounters shells of material from the star's earlier eruptions.
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"But there is no recession or crisis," he said, adding that robust demand and rising wages suggested growth would soon pick up again.
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Things will pick up again on May 20, when Mars, in Gemini, makes a connection to brilliant, electric Uranus in Fire sign Aries.
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But the Santa Ana winds are expected to pick up again on Monday, which could easily mean more embers blowing through the canyons.
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However, in the medium term the SNB expects the global economy to pick up again, not least due to monetary policy easing measures.
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On the current economic situation, growth has been weaker than expected, he said, but should start to pick up again later this year.
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Filming was originally expected to finish in November 2015 but will now pick up again in March 2016, according to The Hollywood Reporter's sources.
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"While McMillon pointed out that the growth would pick up again, by that point investors weren't in the mood for any nuance," said Cramer.
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They expect that hiring at restaurants and hotels will start to pick up again in October as Texas and Florida recover from the storms.
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Perhaps in the summer roses would grow on the lattices up here, but now, the blizzard beginning to pick up again, they are bare.
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More worryingly for the bulls, there are signs that U.S. shale production, which is nimbler than conventional output, could be about to pick up again.
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The ratings agency expects retail default volume to pick up again, as Fullbeauty Brands and David's Bridal look likely to stumble in the near term.
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Although toy sales will likely decline this year, sales are expected to pick up again in 2020, according to a recent report from NPD Group.
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But analysts say they could pick up again at any point — something that seems entirely plausible if Trump keeps up his hawkish rhetoric on China.
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Los Angeles firefighters have made some inroads in the Creek and Skirball fires, hoping to build containment lines before strong winds pick up again, officials said.
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Still, analysts say the OLED panel market could pick up again if improvements in production efficiency at Korean and Chinese panel makers lead to lower costs.
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Business wasn't great during the third quarter, but things should pick up again through the rest of the year, according the latest survey of business economists.
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From next year onwards, however, IFR expects the global robot market growth to pick up again, forecasting an average 14 percent increase per year through 2021.
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Middle market lenders are optimistic that dealflow will pick up again in September after a lull in the second half of August, when few deals launched.
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The demand will pick up again this year as the economy bottoms out and the reviving mining industry fueled consumption for trucks and diggers, Liu said.
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This year, the Solar Foundation forecasts hiring will pick up again, rising by about 7 percent to 259,000 jobs, based on responses to the 2018 census.
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The traditional U.S. calendar for other major drills does not pick up again until next spring, officials say, which could give diplomats and military planners time.
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Mr. Srivastava said that imminent storms would bring down temperatures in some areas, but that heat waves might pick up again until the monsoon rains arrive.
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"It is possible that outflow will pick up again, resulting in renewed summit area deflation leading to another collapse event and renewed eruption vigor on the LERZ."
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However, some economists believe the current weakness in the euro area is just temporary, and the economy will pick up again during the course of this year.
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If the rally continues, brokers said, options activity could pick up again as oil producers enter the market in greater numbers to hedge crude sales, brokers said.
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Action has been light lately with so many players in the World Cup, but once that tournament wraps up in early July, the games pick up again.
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Read more: See the devastation of California's still-raging wildfires Authorities warned the blazes will continue to rage with winds set to pick up again this weekend.
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Sales may pick up again, however, if Nintendo releases a smaller and less expensive version of the console, as Japanese financial publication Nikkei reported it plans to do.
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Forecasts called for winds to pick up again Monday night in Butte County, though with less force than previous days, National Weather Service meteorologist Aviva Braun told reporters.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has admitted it was "surprised" by the extent of the recent slowdown in the euro zone, but expects growth to pick up again.
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Yet demand remains high, thanks to poor conditions in Myanmar and Bangladesh, and officials fear that smuggling could pick up again after monsoon season winds down in September.
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Interest in the subject waned throughout most of the 1980s and 1990s and didn't pick up again until 1999, when an influential study on the subject was published.
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Crude processing typically declines by almost 1 million bpd between the middle of August and early October, before starting to pick up again from the start of November.
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However, many economists have said they expect inflation to pick up again soon, adding to the strain on households which are seeing salaries rise more slowly than prices.
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By dawn, Angelina's telling me about the family history she's started writing, which she'd like to pick up again, and inviting me to stay with her in Sicily.
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Bankers are hoping the European CLO market will pick up again after a slower end to 2019, following saturation issues with Triple A investors and year-end fatigue.
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After a slight easing off on Friday, the heatwave is expected to pick up again on Saturday, with parts of Sydney set to reach more than 116 Fahrenheit.
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MOSCOW, April 5 (Reuters) - Russian inflation will pick up again in the coming months, economists said on Tuesday, after official data showed a faster-than-expected slowdown in March.
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A senior commerce and industry ministry official, who deals with foreign investors, said the fall in investment inflows was temporary and the government expects them to pick up again.
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"I'm expecting a rebound of economic activity in January and I'm confident that the situation can pick up again," Gualtieri told broadcaster La7 before the EU released its report.
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"For the second half of the year, we expect the business to significantly pick up again based on strong incoming orders in all markets," CEO Pierre-Pascal Urbon said.
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"I would expect the pace to pick up again — you have to reconstitute the committees, you have to start holding hearings, you have to draft the legislation," Johnson said.
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In late January, the National Bureau of Statistics said the results were "evident" but the market started to pick up again in the first two months of the year.
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Even if the economy slows, their calculation is that economic growth and the real value of wages will pick up again next year ahead of a presidential election in October.
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A shift in energy arrives as action planet Mars enters incisive Scorpio on November 19, and when Mercury ends its retrograde on November 20, your communications will pick up again!
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However, the central bank and independent analysts have cautioned that inflation is likely to pick up again over the coming months as one-off factors drop out of the figures.
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Those factors have not changed, but we believe the adjustment in FX-speculation-linked lending has now run its course and that genuine trade-related growth will pick up again.
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For the most part, though, airlines are now parking their fleets and drawing down their schedules as they wait for the pandemic to end and demand to pick up again.
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"This year, however, the pace is expected to pick up again and average 1.25 million bpd ... In the event of a trade deal upward revisions can be anticipated," Varga said.
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And that would actually create an opportunity to also pick up again on the European agenda because here European initiatives at the moment in an election year are not very popular.
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Alright. Let's pick up again on page 150 with the second argument, that AT&T will block virtual MVPDs like Sling and YouTube TV from showing Time Warner channels like CNN.
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Germany has perhaps two months to hope that the jigsaw pieces fall into place before the refugee flows pick up again, and each part of the job gets harder every day.
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When it's at its worst, The Walking Dead just treads water, and for me this week felt like we were just hanging out for the real story to pick up again.
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"TEMPORARY DIP" A senior commerce and industry ministry official, who deals with foreign investors, said the fall in investment inflows was temporary and the government expects them to pick up again.
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Overall the recent drop in share prices has not been reflected in falling earnings expectations, and some expect stocks to pick up again once key political risks are out the way.
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And that debate is likely to pick up again in the year ahead, as observers scrutinize the investing track record of SoftBank&aposs Masayoshi Son and his $100 billion Vision Fund.
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However, Kazakh insurers remain exposed to a challenging operating environment with volatile real economic growth, which has slowed over the last three years and is only now starting to pick up again.
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Wall Street expects a frenzy of telecom deals after the FCC's ban on merger talks lifts this evening, with analysts banking on discussions between Sprint and T-Mobile to pick up again.
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The aggregate financing growth rate has slowed over that period to about 296% from 8523%, though Fitch expects it to pick up again as monetary easing begins to work through the system.
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Authorities had initially said operations could pick up again on Monday, but the already-extended delay in reopening could be dragged out even further for many factories — including Apple's largest manufacturer Foxconn.
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Wood Mackenzie, a consultancy, expects growth in offshore wind to subside after the tax credit expires, then pick up again in the mid-2020s as technology advances and factories open in America.
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"The export flow may pick up again next week, provided weather conditions have allowed enough road repairs to take place," said Tobin Gorey, director of agricultural strategy at Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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Firefighters took advantage of a lull in winds on Saturday to build containment lines around five percent of the conflagration but warned that gusts were expected to pick up again on Sunday.
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Developments in new technologies — such as artificial intelligence, the fifth-generation of mobile networks and the so-called Internet of Things — could ultimately see demand in the semiconductor industry pick up again.
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Still, it experienced a small resurgence last week after being featured in the App Store, and the company hopes downloads will pick up again with college students returning to class this fall.
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The German economy is expected to have shifted into a lower gear over the summer months, but the economy ministry has said it expected growth to pick up again in the fourth quarter.
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Buzz about the discovery eventually died off only to pick up again with fervor in early February, when the National Science Foundation held a press conference to announce a new discovery by LIGO.
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Analysts in Canada's energy capital Calgary said it was unclear how quickly the pipeline could go ahead if approved, or at what point in the regulatory process TransCanada's application could pick up again.
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So, we hope even though it is affected, it will pick up again and we hope this coronavirus will be handled very, very soon so that people will be able to travel again.
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In an era of digital conversations that never really end, but simply pick up and fade out and then pick up again, there should be an option to formally press pause on communication.
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Thankfully, the swollen river started to recede Thursday and residents had a rain-free day to go outside and try to assess the damage, though showers are slated to pick up again Friday night.
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MEXICO CITY, Aug 21 (Reuters) - The head of Mexico's central bank said on Wednesday that consumption in Latin America's second-largest economy could pick up again even if recent data pointed to a slowdown.
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Some hillsides were allowed to burn under the watchful eyes of firefighters as a way to reduce fuel and make it harder for flames to jump roadways into communities if winds pick up again.
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On Wednesday, the government reported that U.S. inflation at the consumer level rose much more than expected in January, fueling fears that inflation overall is about to pick up again to potentially dangerous levels.
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"The idea is intriguing, and we expect that these talks will pick up again from time to time," then-CNN CEO Walter Isaacson said in an email to staffers amid rumors of the potential merger.
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"While the available hard data imply that euro-zone GDP growth slowed a little in Q3, we think that it will pick up again in Q4," economic research firm Capital Economics said in a note.
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"Also, Chinese electricity demand growth is slackening, and the grid is unable to handle the volume of new wind capacity additions," he said, adding that the market was expected to pick up again this year.
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But he forecast that the $720 billion economy would pick up again in 2017 and took a sanguine view of the rating agency's downgrade, saying the issues it raised were already on the government's agenda.
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Wildfires tend to die out overnight as temperatures drop, and slowly pick up again as the day wears on and wind increases, so they may not have much force by the time the eclipse occurs.
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It wasn't until after the recession in the late 6900s that interest in more fuel-efficient vehicles began to pick up again, accompanied by concerns about energy security and the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Since just before Bulgaria entered the European Union in 2007, the property market has seen quite a bit of action, with prices skyrocketing, then crashing and in the last few years, beginning to pick up again.
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LONDON, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Prices in British shops fell slightly faster in July than a month before but are likely to pick up again later this year, according to a British Retail Consortium survey published on Wednesday.
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Lawmakers involved in the drafting of the new bill said the pace began to pick up again in recent weeks as Mr. Trump's increasingly aggressive posture against Mr. Mueller prompted speculation that he might try to fire him.
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Mr. Xu, the retired general, said that the lower defense outlays for this year also probably reflected a temporary slowdown in the tempo of equipment modernization and that the pace would pick up again in the coming years.
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The trial will pick up again on Monday, and though it's unclear when exactly the trial will conclude, Trump's allies have shown a preference for a quick trial without witnesses which could end as soon as next week.
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Add in the new "national living wage", which is coming into force in April and is worth £7.20 ($10.20) an hour for workers who are 25 or older, and wage growth may pick up again in the coming months.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Slower income growth and soft home sales are hurting consumer spending growth in China, an official with the country's planning agency said on Thursday, although consumption was expected to pick up again as various seasonal factors recede.
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While Mnuchin admitted that he expects second-quarter growth to be "slow," the Treasury secretary insisted that the economy would begin to pick up again in the second half of the year, with "gigantic" growth in the 4th quarter.
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While the euro zone economy unexpectedly grew at its weakest pace in more than four years - just 20.4 percent last quarter - the Nov 22020-0.43 poll of nearly 20.4 economists predicted growth would pick up again to 21 percent this quarter.
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"If we do get [tax reform], the Trump trade is back on, and I think you'll see some of the sectors that did well in the last two months of 2016 pick up again: industrials, basic materials, financials," Smith said.
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"The large sites in London have ended ... It's just the cycle that it's in ...but it will pick up again," Perrins said, adding that other factors such as a rise in stamp duty property tax were also dampening the London market.
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McDermott attributed weakness in the company's U.S. business to a slowdown in government spending during and after the presidential election campaign, but said its public-sector business was likely to pick up again once Congress sets new spending plans in coming months.
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I've amassed a pretty impressive backlog of books in the last couple of years, and I think with this new practice, I'll be able to pare it down pretty quickly, and revisit some classics that I've been wanting to pick up again.
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"Since the realignment of the two major customers is expected to extend into 2018 and GFT is assuming that the revenue with these two financial institutions will not pick up again until 2019, management has also adjusted the medium-term forecast," GFT added.
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China's debt is fast approaching 310% of its GDP — one of the highest in emerging markets - and following a marked slowdown in 2017/18 when Beijing made a big push for deleveraging, there has been a pick-up again in corporate debt.
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China's debt is fast approaching 310% of its GDP — one of the highest in emerging markets - and following a marked slowdown in 2017/18 when Beijing made a big push for deleveraging, there has been a pick-up again in corporate debt.
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China's debt is fast approaching 310% of its GDP one of the highest in emerging markets - and following a marked slowdown in 2017/18 when Beijing made a big push for deleveraging, there has been a pick-up again in corporate debt.
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"Our forecasts assume that U.S. business investment will start to pick up again, even over the second half of this year as the oil and gas disruptions fade and domestic demand continues to grow, so driving the need to increase capacity," said RBC's Janzen.
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As of Friday, the yield curve is no longer inverted; economic growth is expected to pick up again in the second quarter; the people calling for rate cuts say that there's no emergency; IPOs are a sign of optimism, not a reason for pessimism.
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Outflows from the $3 trillion-plus reserves, by far the world's largest, have since continued at a much more subdued pace but the yuan's decline in recent weeks has raised some concerns that capital flight could pick up again if the yuan slides too fast.
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Kohli and other analysts cautioned Libor could well pick up again later this year when federal debt issuance ramps up once more to fund a growing budget gap as a result of the massive tax overhaul in December and a two-year spending agreement inked in February.
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"With signs that underlying inflation pressures are starting to pick up again, we think the Fed will need to step up the pace of tightening next year, raising the Fed funds rate a total of four times in 2018," Capital Economics economist Michael Pearce said in a note.
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The country's homicide rate is now roughly level with Colombia's—where it fell as the government's war with the FARC guerrillas wound down, but could pick up again if some fighters' recent decision to abandon the peace accord of 2016 causes a return to war (see Americas section).
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"While energy inflation should pick up again towards the middle of this year, it should start to slow towards year-end ... And with wage growth still muted, a marked pick-up in service inflation is not on the cards," said Marcel Thieliant, senior Japan economist at Capital Economics.
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You know, that thing where the flow suddenly slows to a halt and you inch forward for a half hour and then things pick up again and you look around for an accident or construction or anything at all for Pete's sake that might justify the time you just wasted.
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Sales at the adhesives unit — which account for almost half of total sales — fell an underlying 0.8 percent due to a slowdown in the electronics and automotive sectors, although Chief Executive Hans van Bylen said he expected the industries to pick up again in the second half of the year.
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Thomson Reuters data showed German demand was due to rise by 0.3 gigawatts (GW) to 57.9 GW on Thursday while demand in France would slip by 0.9 GW. German wind and solar output will slip this week before wind volumes pick up again and medium-term temperatures will rise there and decline slightly in France, the data showed.
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As trade talks with China pick up again in Washington this week, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE continues to insist on reducing America's trade deficit by increasing exports.
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Bajalia said many of the women who come to her firm are already in their 50s — facing the end of a career, or life change such as divorce or widowhood, may need to pick up again with a career they left decades ago while raising children, or are single moms who put kids through college and may not have the same level of assets as a married couple.
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The migration wave, the largest Europe had seen since World War Two, transformed Germany's and Europe's politics, spurring far-right, anti-immigration politicians into legislatures across the continent and fuelling Britain's vote to leave the EU. Migrant numbers have started to pick up again recently as Damascus and Moscow move to retake Idlib, the last significant rebel-held enclave in Syria, where up to 3 million people live.
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