Meaning, the Dow could pick up speed rather than reverse.
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The sector is tipped to pick up speed over time.
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With the end in sight, Luz and her friends pick up speed.
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The path grew steep, and suddenly Sam began to pick up speed.
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As they pick up speed, the front ends rise, just like a boat.
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"We expect the recall campaign to really pick up speed now," Mueller said.
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At sunset, the easterly winds pick up speed as they race across the sea.
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Families sat on the floors, eating together, listening to Fani's winds pick up speed.
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We crested the hill and began to pick up speed on the downward slope.
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It's expected to pick up speed and could make landfall Monday, the hurricane center said.
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The decline has come faster than expected, and it may continue to pick up speed.
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Then, it will pick up speed as it starts to fall back toward the sun.
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Sales in Apple's software and services segment are forecast to pick up speed in coming quarters.
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Framed launched in 2011 and has since failed to pick up speed, despite a revamp last year.
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I pick up speed and I'm practically sprinting when I get to the door of my apartment.
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But seems Airtel is yet to pick up speed, literally, as one user complained of late activation.
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Though she has been racing for a decade, her professional career has just recently begun to pick up speed.
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Aside from agriculture, industrial output is expected to pick up speed in coming months, before services activity, economists said.
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But it is easy to pick up speed — brake lights are on for most drivers going down the hill.
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However, outside of China — including in Iran, Italy, and South Korea — the virus is continuing to pick up speed.
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There will also be more collisions between the frontrunners as they pick up speed and pick each other off.
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Nike has been leaving its competitors in the dust, and one technician says the stock will pick up speed.
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"When investments pick up speed, the foundation for a self-supporting expansion is laid," said Thomas Gitzel of VP Bank.
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The House's impeachment inquiry, which burst into public view this week, will only pick up speed in the coming days.
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There is good reason to hope that this invigoration of the rule of law will pick up speed in 2019.
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Fumbling around for it, he begins to swerve and pick up speed and suddenly smacks the curb and goes airborne.
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This week: Electric vehicles pick up speed, the late greatness of artists and a battle over Trump brand toilets in China
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"When helicopters move side to side, they kinda slow, and then they pick up speed going the other way," Fravor explained.
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WASHINGTON — The House's impeachment inquiry, which burst into public view last week, will only pick up speed in the coming days.
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Amazon has built a feedback loop as a moat, and it is incredible to watch the flywheel start to pick up speed.
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There are early signs that Sanchez might feel political pressure to toughen his approach if the influx continues to pick up speed.
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We first saw them creeping into our Insta feeds about a year ago, and they've done nothing but pick up speed since.
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That's an ideal storm for startups, and the country has seen a mix of overseas entrants and local ventures pick up speed.
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After all, the rate of change and evolution in business and technology is only going to continue and even pick up speed.
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To one self-described "unapologetically bullish" portfolio manager, the rally will pick up speed over the summer to surge through year's end.
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It should eventually turn north and pick up speed before going over the Azores on Friday morning, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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Wave to the spaceship A spaceship flew above Antarctica to explore an asteroid -- and used our planet's gravity to help pick up speed.
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Some analysts now think economic growth will pick up speed in the third quarter, to 0.5 percent from 0.4 percent in the second.
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The former villain of The Hills joined YouTube about a month ago, but his Internet film fame is just starting to pick up speed.
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Business economists expect the U.S. economy to pick up speed next year, but not as quickly as Donald Trump promised during the election campaign.
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Part of it is 30 Roc and Cheeze Beatz's production, which tries to pick up speed but just spins tires and never takes off.
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And, oh yeah, special counsel Bob Mueller's investigation into Russia involvement in the 2016 election continued to pick up speed and widen its aperture.
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Finance Minister Arturo Herrera said on Wednesday that, far from slowing, the economy would pick up speed in the second half of the year.
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That review is likely to pick up speed as well as Washington attempts to overhaul the Affordable Care Act, which was passed in 2010.
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A team like that is really good, they can pick up speed three-quarters down the ice and attack and come down your throat.
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But strategists say that doesn't mean those voters are locked in, particularly if other candidates begin to pick up speed between now and Feb.
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Analysts expect the German economy to pick up speed in the second quarter after expanding 0.6 percent in the first three months of the year.
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Policymakers hope that lowering borrowing costs will help the economy pick up speed amid weak production and consumption figures in Latin America's fourth-largest economy.
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But the electrified transition should pick up speed in late 2022, as the brand shifts its dealers' showrooms to a battery-electric focus, Carlisle said.
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Yet, as Musk's rocket began to pick up speed, the only initial sound came from the cheers and whistles of the thousands gathered at Kennedy.
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The storm system hitting Papua is expected to pick up speed and head south away from land, which will allow for the floodwater to recede.
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A recent survey found they expect the U.S. economy to pick up speed next year, but not as quickly as Trump promised during the election campaign.
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The big question before the six major auctions last week that preceded the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance was whether the slow retreat would pick up speed.
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But the outlook quickly changed as the economy did not pick up speed, oil prices fell further and the stock market plunged at the start of 2016.
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But they also note that escalating rhetoric would make it hard to reschedule the summit before Labor Day in the US, when election campaigns pick up speed.
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Suddenly, a different vehicle, stacked with painted, makeshift armor, lumbered out from behind the buildings, making a left as it tried to pick up speed toward us.
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The number of new cases represented a 49 percent increase in a single day — the state's biggest daily spike since the outbreak began to pick up speed.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo on Monday said that negotiations to rework the North American Free Trade Agreement should pick up speed toward a conclusion.
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The storm will gather fuel from the warm ocean temperature in the Gulf Stream and it will pick up speed from a weak point in the surface pattern.
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Apple's iPhone sales still make up over half of its quarterly revenues, but they are slowly shrinking in importance as other divisions in the company pick up speed.
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The records definitively show that people slow down when the cameras are in effect, but that they pick up speed after school hours are finished for the day.
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The trend toward localization — companies looking to produce more locally, and consumers looking to buy from local brands — was getting underway and is likely to pick up speed.
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It was expected to pick up speed from its 14 mph westward crawl into the central Pacific on Monday, the center said in an advisory late on Sunday.
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Still, a lot of jobs are being reallocated in a fairly short time, in an economy that has only begun to pick up speed recently for many Americans.
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The storm is expected to pick up speed in coming hours and move over Alabama later in the night and early Tuesday as it spreads storms around the South.
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But the probe traveled a total distance of 1,740 million miles (2,800 million kilometers) to reach the gaseous planet, making a flyby of Earth to help pick up speed.
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Amanda Lee Myers wrote:As I hooked each foot into a little mat that helps riders pick up speed and avoid skidding on the glass, I felt my hands trembling.
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Global oil markets are on course to reach a supply-demand balance in 2017, the IEA said, with supply deficits expected to pick up speed in the near term.
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If there's anything to look forward to, it's the next-level embellishments, bright-white boots, and other quirky-cool shoe trends that are sure to pick up speed come January.
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He ultimately succeeded in embedding the tracking hardware in an unobtrusive way, with different sensors capturing orientation and height, and another sensor embedded in the wheel to pick up speed.
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It's a fairly new field, which emerged roughly a decade ago when the mass-migration to the cloud began to pick up speed, going beyond startups and into large enterprises.
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I spent 23 years struggling with addictions of all kinds; I would put down heroin and pick up speed, alcohol, pills, and more, which would all eventually lead back to heroin.
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Uranus's entry into Taurus will shake things up in your home and family life—think back to May through November of 228; something that began then will pick up speed now.
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The recent Amazon-Whole Foods deal was an alarm bell telling us that, if anything, the consumer's shift from brick-and-mortar to online is only going to pick up speed.
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A lot of the celebrations of re-wilding are about bringing back areas in the global north while the decimation of so-called biodiversity hotspots in the global south pick up speed.
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It'll then spend the next two years traveling toward the Sun, swinging by Earth and Venus a few times to pick up speed and get into its angular orbit around the star.
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While mainstream social networks are promising to crack down on "fake news," Gab clears the runway for posts like "Satanic PizzaGate Is Going Viral Worldwide (Elites Are Terrified)" to pick up speed.
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Consumer prices, which are set to pick up speed soon after last month's vote to leave the European Union, rose 28.1 percent compared with a year ago, the Office for National Statistics said.
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Watching a modern, massive, airliner taxi down a runway, slowly pick up speed, and then haul itself into the sky is one of the most impressive demonstrations of man-made engineering and ingenuity.
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"The fundamentals suggest that the ride is more likely to come to a gradual halt than pick up speed again," Paul Dales, an economist at Capital Economics, said in a note last week.
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The marriage equality movement, she said, only really started to pick up speed when people started to hear the stories of people affected and to see what happened to families without a marriage license.
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The economy grew by 0.2 percent in April, Statistics Canada said on Friday, matching expectations and indicating Canada continues to pick up speed after a slump triggered by the oil price crash in 2014.
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ECB sources earlier said that buying is likely to start slow and small, possibly struggling to pick up speed during the summer months as liquidity tends to fall sharply during the peak holiday periods.
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We won't go more than 40 MPH, but as the overhead line of lights changes from red to green, and we pick up speed…it becomes obvious that going 150 MPH will be, um, awesome.
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Essentially, both the kidnappers and the Gettys wait around for their opponents to crack, so the film doesn't pick up speed (despite some action set pieces and confrontations which have obviously been invented by the screenwriter).
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One AV trend set to pick up speed in 1.83 is universities, cities and transit agencies piloting autonomous shuttles and circulators, typically carrying 10–12 passengers, to provide first- and last-mile links to other transit options.
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Observers believe the move was designed to allow her party -- currently enjoying a healthy lead in the polls -- to crush the opposition at the ballot box and silence dissenting voices in Parliament as Brexit negotiations pick up speed.
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With two laps to go in the 16-lap race, the pack began to pick up speed, rapidly reeling in early pace-setter Saskia Alusalu of Estonia, who finished in fourth place after winning all three intermediate sprints.
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But as Dorian is expected to pick up speed from its 14 mph (22 kph) crawl on Friday, life-threatening storm surges and dangerous winds remain a threat for much of the area, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Last month's increase is in line with expectations that the economy will pick up speed in the second quarter after gross domestic product growth slowed to a 0.5 percent annualized rate in the first three months of the year.
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DUBAI, April 19 (Reuters) - Qatar banks expect private sector credit growth in the country to pick up speed in 2018 as companies borrow and invest to expand their business, taking advantage of opportunities created by a regional political impasse.
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The footage shows the bus rolling over the driver, dragging him about 20 yards, then grazing a taxi and appearing to pick up speed as it heads toward an intersection with King's Road, one of the city's main arteries.
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Just as on-demand electric scooters are trying to pick up speed in Europe, one of the scooter market's most ambitious startups has halted operations in one country after its e-scooters started halting mid-ride, throwing off and injuring passengers.
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The global economy has been chugging along in low gear for the last few years, but the prospect of a big boost in government spending, an idea put forward by President-elect Donald Trump, could help it pick up speed.
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Apple beats on Q4 earnings after strong quarter for wearables, services Apple's iPhone sales still make up over half of its quarterly revenues, but they are slowly shrinking in importance as other divisions in the company pick up speed. 3.
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But as Dorian is expected to pick up speed from its 14 mph (22 kph) crawl on Friday, life-threatening storm surges and dangerous winds remain a threat for much of the area and Virginia, the National Hurricane Center said.
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We glimpse only a slice of Gauff's face, the other half obscured by her arm, which is arched upward, and a green bouquet of fingernails, which, to my eye, suggests the impression of a tiny tornado about to pick up speed.
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But for now, it's a compelling enough and fast-enough moving market that there is an opportunity for a startup building this in a clever way to pick up speed — and maybe even a strategic buyer who also needs this exact functionality — quickly.
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We're starting to pick up speed in our weekly course through the puzzles, but it's Wednesday now, so watch out for the trickier clues that might slow you down and the entries that require a bit more thought before you scribble them in.
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But despite that warning, the gears of congressional oversight — which were mostly still under Republican control during Mr. Trump's first two years in office — began to pick up speed on Wednesday in the portrait-lined hearing rooms of the House office buildings.
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And he will face a challenge throughout his presidency of driving the unemployment rate much lower than where it is right now, especially with the Federal Reserve planning two or three rate hikes this year and possibly more if wages and inflation pick up speed.
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But if the economy reaches a 2.2 percent growth rate by the end of 2022, as projected, inflation could pick up speed and the bank may need to raise rates faster than previously anticipated, said Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England.
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BERLIN, March 31 (Reuters) - Dutch central bank Governor Klaas Knot expects the euro zone economy to pick up speed in the second half after a sluggish start to the year, but in an interview with Handelsblatt the noted hawk was distinctly dovish on long-term interest rates.
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Momentum is the name of the game—pick up speed and launch yourself at a wall, springing from one vertical surface to another to ascend at speed; immediately rocket down the track on your ass after a massive leap of faith, your velocity increasing with flaming results.
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The curiously long interstellar visitor, the most elongated asteroid ever seen to the fascination of space scientists, is headed out of our solar system at 58,000 miles per hour and it would require that the probe would slingshot past Jupiter and dip close to the sun to pick up speed to catch up to Oumuamua.
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The U.S. National Hurricane Center in Miami announced that as Irma makes its way to Florida it has been downgraded to a Category 3 storm with maximum sustained winds of 125 mph, but would likely pick up speed and turn back into a Category 4 before landing in the Florida Keys on Sunday morning.
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Analysts say that if Macron fails to win more than 60 percent in the second round, he may find it hard to reassure a divided country that he has what it takes to reform the euro zone's second-largest economy, which is only starting to pick up speed after five years of anemic growth.
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As he searches for a stretch of road where cars pick up speed, he meditates on the waste of his youthful promise, and on a sense of shame so strong that it drives him to scrub the stains of other people's urine and excrement from public bathrooms, so that no one will think he left them.
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There have been very few listings this year, and while Twilio had a strong entry (and continues to pick up speed), Talend — which provides a platform for Hadoop or Spark integration and data management services, disrupting more traditional and costly data warehousing services — could be a sign of more positive reception for IPOs to come, particularly in the area of enterprise services.
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Afterward, you might have a clearer eye when entering a new war, you might avoid phrases as giddily optimistic as "we'll be home for Christmas," but that hindsight view lacks something: the sense of gravity you catch from seeing a ball tip over the edge, pick up speed with a weightlessness that feels not so different from launching into the air, only to land in the mud without a bounce.
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Sapho, which has developed a platform that lets you build "micro apps" for older legacy software packages (often without any APIs at all) to make them more useful and used ("as easy as using Facebook" is the pitch from CEO and cofounder Fouad ElNaggar), has picked up $14 million in a Series B round of funding — raised as the startup continues to pick up speed among enterprises using older software, growing revenues 320 percent and customers 200 percent in 903.
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