Fears of plateauing smartphone sales appeared to peak on Jan.
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And with a few exceptions it also saw its plateauing.
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Yes. In fact, I didn't find any evidence of pain plateauing.
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Plateauing subscription growth has been a concern for Netflix this year.
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But as early as 2015 and into 2016, there was a plateauing.
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Prices started "plateauing" a year ago, which means they're now heading south.
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"It would be too early to conclude that growth is plateauing," he said.
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Of late, though, demand for smartphones and other consumer electronics has been plateauing.
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And just like last year, crude oil futures are plateauing at the half point.
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Studies show obesity appears to be plateauing in Caucasians, though not in ethnic minorities.
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"With a plateauing market, you are going to get some bumpiness," Ford's LaNeve said.
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"Although we're still enjoying a high level of growth, that growth is plateauing," he added.
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But in reality, it's a natural side effect of increased supply paired with plateauing demand.
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"Plateauing at such a high level is hardly an opportunity to declare victory," Azar said.
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User growth on Snapchat, the one successful product from Snap Inc, appears to be plateauing.
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Separately, Sentix's gauge of economic sentiment in the euro zone showed some signs of plateauing.
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After all, the smartwatch has been a rare bright spot in a plateauing wearables category.
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Home price gains also began accelerating again after plateauing at the start of the summer.
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Poweshiek County, like many rural areas across the country, has experienced population plateauing or decline.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)This time last year, it appeared that Colorado's industry was plateauing.
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Meanwhile, several polls showed support dropping or plateauing for Medicare for All throughout the summer.
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Amid a continued pattern of uncertainty and volatility "it appears confidence is plateauing" Franco said.
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Every WEO shows growth in RE plateauing; even this new, more optimistic WEO shows that.
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Samsung and Huawei are jumping the gun with foldable phones to likely curtail plateauing phone sales.
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"More recently, at a national level, we saw a plateauing of vaccine exemption rates," Omer said.
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New data from the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association suggests opioid addiction rates are finally plateauing.
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The rig count has only dipped twice this year, but has shown signs of plateauing recently.
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The good news is that the number of flu-related hospital visits appears to be plateauing.
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In the housing sector, reports are showing falling new home sales, plateauing home prices and rising supply.
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I think it's particularly concerning right now because there's some evidence that giving levels may be plateauing.
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It is kind of ironic that globalization seems to be plateauing just as the political backlash mounts.
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Their wages have basically been falling or plateauing for 35 years, and their job stability has declined.
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The athletes in this case are actually improving more quickly as time goes by, rather than plateauing.
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"We're actually seeing public social complaints plateauing and private messaging spike," said Harry Rollason, Conversocial's marketing director.
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"This comes as demand for Tesla's established products (Model S and Model X) appear to be plateauing."
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Cryptocurrencies and other digital tokens are largely flat, having broken their fever and plateauing, at least temporarily.
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"Today, rig count growth is showing signs of plateauing, and customers are tapping the brakes," said Dave Lesar.
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"We believe that the athleisure trend is plateauing, and we expect more conservative growth going forward," Konik said.
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"We don't see mobile buying plateauing for the next five years," said Monica Pearl, eMarketer's director of forecasting.
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That may be why the appeal of hotels is plateauing, and the perks they offer seem less exciting.
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The recent slump in the Chinese market, GM's largest, and plateauing U.S. demand are ratcheting up the pressure.
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But after years of dizzying appreciation, the values of luxury assets are plateauing and in some cases plunging.
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"But we're plateauing," said Jeff Sheehy, a former city supervisor and longtime AIDS activist who is H.I.V.-positive.
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And while crude prices may be plateauing at present, the trend has been positive in recent months, he said.
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That, in turn, was the result of several factors, including a slowing Chinese economy and plateauing global smartphone numbers.
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Yes, but: Despite declining Super Bowl viewership overall, advertising rates continue to hold steady, although reportedly plateauing this year.
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Automobile makers, already buffeted by rising steel costs because of the trade war, now face plateauing sales at home.
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Earlier this week, Business Insider&aposs Lydia Ramsey reported that the demand for these sub-$100 tests is plateauing.
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With prices plateauing and demand slackening, developers and building managers are turning to new toys to lure prospective tenants.
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Last month, oilfield services provider Halliburton Co warned growth in North American rig count was "showing signs of plateauing".
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Wednesday's sell-off follows a report this week by the International Monetary Fund that said global growth was plateauing.
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Its assessment is that production is plateauing at around 50,000 tonnes per year as the easily accessible reserves are exhausted.
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"We've seen spectacular successes in many places, but a plateauing in some places and a resurgence in others," Hay says.
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"Today, rig count growth is showing signs of plateauing, and customers are tapping the brakes," said Dave Lesar, Executive Chairman.
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Its disappointing forecast only fueled investor anxiety that a plateauing smartphone market could finally curb demand for flash memory chips.
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Portal TV creates a new form of user engagement in the midst of plateauing time spent on social media platforms.
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In its annual New Energy Outlook, BNEF sees CCGTs plateauing around 2030 as renewables eat into midload and then baseload.
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When Satya Nadella took over as CEO in 2014, Microsoft was known for its internally competitive culture and plateauing shares.
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That helps explain why we saw a plateauing of coverage rates under Obama, and now a slight rise under Trump.
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Evangelical Christians were the only group that did not improve their standing from three years ago, plateauing at 61 percent.
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But if these companies don't slow the spread of misinformation, Brod said, he sees user growth and stock value plateauing.
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Global carbon emissions grew by 1.5% in 22 and 22.6% in 22019, after plateauing in the middle of the decade.
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The intrigue: The plateauing rate is a strange and potentially worrisome development as U.S. jobs growth has stalled its torrid pace.
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With the smartphone market plateauing — and even receding — for the first time ever, companies have a difficult task on their hands.
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But Facebook's success in strict messaging and the plateauing of its competitors affords it the leeway to take a risk here.
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The report blamed the shrinking current account on China's aging population, and plateauing market share in goods exports, among other factors.
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As consumers in the U.S. become more health-conscious, fast-food sales are plateauing, but in Kuwait they're only going up.
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" The gap between plateauing crude supply and burgeoning world demand is being increasingly filled by "unconventional resources… now at 93 mbd.
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The platform could breathe new life into plateauing Snapchat by colonizing the mobile app ecosystem with its login buttons and content.
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Samsung's Galaxy Fold was the result of hubris and a desperate desire to breath new life into a plateauing smartphone ecosystem.
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Despite the rise of electric vehicles, the International Energy Agency does not see oil demand growth plateauing through at least 22024.
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The fact that she was succeeding professionally while he was "plateauing," was "part of what broke the marriage down," Krawcheck tells Sale.
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As a result, premiums for traditional ACA coverage — the kind that can't discriminate against preexisting conditions — have shot up instead of plateauing.
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Far from plateauing or falling, their line (also plotted with statistical software, given a somewhat different set of underlying assumptions) rose continuously.
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In other words, mortality rates in rural areas for these preventable deaths, which were going down, are now plateauing and even increasing.
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Researchers have found similar plateaus in the 800-meter run, high jump, shot put and signs of plateauing in many other sports.
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"China is kind of plateauing or in a lull, but in the long term, the market is going to grow," Saikawa said.
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That formula worked for decades, but with a burgeoning population and the price of oil plateauing, the country is facing an uncertain future.
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There have been signs that heroin use might be plateauing or declining, said Dr. Michael Lynch, medical director of UPMC's Pittsburgh Poison Center.
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Fitch still expects some plateauing or cooling of the Canadian housing market, which should adversely impact all Canadian banks' asset quality, including DESJ's.
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With smartphone sales plateauing, Apple has been looking toward the next decade — and reports indicate that Apple's "next big thing" is smart glasses.
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By 2007, Qatar was the largest exporter of LNG in the world, with production plateauing in 2010 at 77 million tons a year.
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Twitter has reliably struggled to add users since then, and that slowdown in user growth has corresponded with revenue plateauing since late 2015.
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There have been signs that heroin use might be plateauing or declining, said Dr. Michael Lynch, medical director of UPMC's Pittsburgh Poison Center.
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It expects production there to stay between 85,000 and 90,000 bpd in 2018, plateauing as high as 110,000 bpd in the future, Yakovlev said.
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The GAO's Employee Engagement Index (EEI) logs a large bump in the 85033 to 2010 period, before plateauing in 2011 and steadily declining thereafter.
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They are 'plateauing' startups who are no longer growing enough to warrant interest from investors that aren't interested in companies headquartered in flyover states.
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A sign that the outbreak may be peaking would be a softer angle or plateauing to represent a slowing down of new cases reported.
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The problem for Google is that it is starting from zero in a smartphone market where growth is plateauing and competition has never been tougher.
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London's income from the congestion charge is already plateauing, and logic says revenue from the emission zone will drop as dirtier cars are phased out.
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Morgan Stanley said in a note published in December that Amazon Prime growth is plateauing in the U.S., showing the first signs of a slowdown.
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But most think it's a strategy to get users excited about the next season of Fortnite, after plateauing user interest in the game in recent months.
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We'll find out if all of the speculation about lagging sales, plateauing prices, and consumer anger will have any effect on the company's seemingly bulletproof success.
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And when asked about whether or not he sees the auto market plateauing in sales and slowing down, Exler remained positive for the auto industry's future.
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The bet in Snap as it exists today is in preserving and growing the core business, which already may be plateauing, and finding a new business.
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"This comes as demand for TSLA's established products (Model S and Model X) appear to be plateauing slightly below a 100k annual run rate," he added.
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That he ended the third fundraising quarter with less money on hand than Sanders, Warren, Buttigieg and Harris is yet another concern for his plateauing campaign.
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Despite plateauing sales among consumers, wearables and 3-D printing are also on the agenda this year, with a dossier of speakers ranging from Reebok to Fossil.
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Longer-term, BlackRock anticipates that increasing Asian physical demand and plateauing mine production, as a result of reduced company spending, will drive up the price of gold.
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But when the self-admitted "most negative guy" in the space sees the negativity plateauing, it could be time to seek buying opportunities as a trough approaches.
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Yet yields of important crops such as rice and wheat have now stopped rising in some intensively farmed parts of the world, a phenomenon called yield plateauing.
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You could argue that foldable smartphones might come without 5G, especially when you consider that something about current smartphones needs to change to revitalize the plateauing market.
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Prime growth is plateauing in the U.S., showing the first signs of a slowdown in its oldest market, Morgan Stanley wrote in a note published this week.
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A new analysis of federal loan data indicates that the average student's debt load is plateauing, and perhaps even declining slightly, at least when adjusted for inflation.
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The plateauing of conventional crude oil production in January 20083 was one of the triggers of events leading to the 22008 global financial crash, according to the report.
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But because newsfeed ad inventory plateauing, the company warned investors they should expect ad revenue to "come down meaningfully" in 2017 while they sort out their video strategy.
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Her study comported with recent Pew Research Center findings that detailed how gun-related homicides have fallen precipitously between the 1990s and 2000s before plateauing recently, she said.
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The oil and gas industry has struggled with three years of weak prices while also facing the prospect of oil demand plateauing by the end of the next decade.
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"There is a plateauing of prices at the highest end of blue chip," said Allan Schwartzman, a co-founder of Art Agency, Partners, an advisory company in New York.
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CES has also grown so big, it's likely that large companies want to announce products on their own terms, especially since development seems to be plateauing in some respects.
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A rising S&P 500 and plateauing VIX is a kind of situation that Sebastian worries about, Cramer said, because the two indexes should be inverse of one another.
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But because bias was decreasing or plateauing generally at the time, it is unclear whether less bias helped the legalization or if legalization led to less bias, researchers said.
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Do you have any ideas about whether we'll see this movement plateauing in the wake of Kavanaugh's confirmation, or whether it will evolve into a new phase of things?
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"Apple is trying to counter plateauing sales by focusing on selling more premium, expensive devices," said Liew, adding that the company "needs to focus more on lower-cost products."
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IHS Markit predicts that oil demand will continue to grow into the mid 2030s before plateauing, due to more fuel-efficient gasoline-driven cars as well as electric vehicles.
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However, even with that boost, EIA has EVs at 23 percent of US market share in 2025 (it's 1 percent today), plateauing there as US mileage standards stop falling.
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Here, for instance, are recent natural gas prices compared with forecasts ("AEO" stands for the EIA's Annual Energy Outlook): Projections keep showing prices plateauing or rising; real prices keep falling.
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The International Energy Agency sees oil output from shale formations, which now represent about two-thirds of U.S output, plateauing at well over 11 million barrels in the mid-2020s.
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The company said that changes to its flagship app, Facebook, are continuing to hurt engagement, with user growth slipping by 1 million users in Europe and plateauing in North America.
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"Big picture remains a labour market with very strong employment plateauing at record highs ... combined with a pay disaster," Torsten Bell, director of the Resolution Foundation think tank, said on Twitter.
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The one-day summit was convened amid growing concerns that progress against ending malaria has stalled due to declining political attention, plateauing global funding, and the emergence of drug and insecticide resistance.
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But a loss in the league finals to Miami in 2012 was followed by a questionable trade of Harden, an assortment of injuries and a plateauing that was persistent until, well, now.
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American shale drilling pioneer Harold Hamm on Friday told CNBC he sees the plateauing rig count as a sign that, under pressure from shareholders, oil and gas companies are exercising financial discipline.
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A steady rise in the polls throughout the summer landed Warren among the Democratic primary front-runners, but polling in recent weeks has suggested her support is plateauing or beginning to slip.
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He lives in Washington and has written on and off for various publications, including The Columbia Journalism Review, where his columns address the plateauing of diversity in media after years of progress.
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A changing climate for health care Health care budgets in the UK have been plateauing, with only minor increases in spending, as percentages of gross domestic product spent on it have been declining.
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Surface sales are showing signs of plateauing, though, and while Apple now competes directly with the Surface Pros, there isn't a good Windows alternative to the entry-level iPad, which starts at $329.
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Moreover, the Fed's interest rate projections are underpinned by economic forecasts that represent a best-case scenario, with the unemployment rate settling at 4.5 percent and inflation magically plateauing at exactly 2 percent.
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The Yale study, which goes as far back as 1990, found the same upward and downward trajectory as the ACS studies, with the undocumented population ballooning through the 1990s and plateauing after 2007.
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Starting in 1978, the average fuel economy of each manufacturer's passenger car fleet sold in the US had to reach higher and higher levels, before plateauing in 1990 at 27.5 miles per gallon.
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With bariatric surgery, weight loss in the first six months after the procedure is typically very rapid, eventually plateauing at about a year, after which people regain a small percentage of their original bodyweight.
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Facebook has recently been putting more pressure on its subsidiaries like Messenger and Instagram to monetize as News Feed ad revenue growth slows due to plateauing user growth and limited News Feed ad space.
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Dublin expects corporate tax receipts to rise again in 2020 before plateauing and at some point falling as new global rules under consideration are introduced on how and where big internet companies pay tax.
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With the exception of oil and natural gas boosted by volatility last year, growth across commodities is plateauing with combined margins stuck at around $44 billion per year in 2014 and 2015, the report said.
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However, slowing manufacturing and construction sectors in the U.S. could lead to lower capital spending by companies, leading to plateauing of freight growth in 2019, thereby hurting truck production and revenues at companies including Cummins.
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By early 2018, Gimlet's audience was plateauing and the company was struggling to lure advertisers, a particularly problematic scenario because it had poured money into heavily produced shows that were now destined to lose money.
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However, with so many of its Chinese competitors reportedly preparing to release folding phones in 2019, and companies looking to differentiate themselves in a plateauing smartphone market, Xiaomi is unlikely to be too far behind.
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At the same time, and despite the lack of money and the plateauing of infection rates, the progress that has been made since 2000 against something unknown to medical science 36 years ago is impressive.
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The researchers found reports of 220,229 pregnancies among women taking isotretinoin between 21 and 2510, which peaked at 2317 pregnancies in 23 and then began to decline, plateauing in 22 at 217 to 22019 per year.
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In the US, the largest source of funding is the federal government, and that pool of money has been plateauing for years, while young scientists enter the workforce at a faster rate than older scientists retire.
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In addition AZ's capex remains elevated (plateauing at 10.1% of total product sales in 2016) as the group continues to invest in its Cambridge headquarters and modernise its manufacturing sites with a focus on biologic agents.
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The bigger-than-expected decrease in housing starts and surprise drop in permits reported by the Commerce Department on Wednesday suggested homebuilding could be plateauing against the backdrop of more expensive lumber, and land and labor shortages.
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All three companies are suffering from plateauing smartphone demand, and while only Apple singled out China specifically as a major factor, Samsung has similarly faced intense competition in that market from the likes of Huawei and Xiaomi.
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"The tipping point was Italy closing its borders and the general fall in numbers has continued since then, plateauing in the last few days at 30-40% below expectations," Paul Lucas, who runs the channel Wingin' It!
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Global smartphone sales are plateauing for a very obvious reason: Pretty much anyone who can afford one already has one, and increasingly there are questions about whether we are using our phones too much and too mindlessly.
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Researchers writing in the journal Osteoporosis International found that hip fractures in women over 65 began increasing in 2013 among Medicare recipients (after plateauing for years), with an additional 11,0003 estimated hip fractures between 2013 and 2015.
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Just about every study comparing prescribed diets over a year shows the same thing: marginal differences among diets and weight losses that are significant at the beginning of the experiment, followed by pounds slowly creeping up and weight plateauing.
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Recent growth in China-based, high-quality universities at more affordable rates, a slowdown of income growth and currency appreciation, and a plateauing of school-leaving populations implies that this demand from abroad was never meant to last forever.
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Research from 2009 postulated that TRT upped self-confidence, sexual thoughts, fantasies, morning erections, total erections, ejaculations, and satisfaction with sex life over the course of a few weeks before plateauing, while reports of depression and fatigue simultaneously decreased.
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Consider that Ford's profit engine, the U.S. market, is plateauing, immense capital is being poured into electrifying its vehicles and developing smart mobility projects, and China's new-vehicle tax incentive is likely to end as the calendar flips to 2017.
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"Global equity markets are facing the perfect storm of headwinds in the form of persistent US-China trade drama, concerns over plateauing global growth and tumbling commodity prices," Lukman Otunuga, an analyst at currency trader FXTM, wrote in a note Friday.
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"As long as geopolitical risks, concerns over plateauing global growth and speculation over the Fed taking a pause on rate hikes remain key themes, gold is insulated from extreme downside shocks," Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM, said in a note.
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Yet when they replotted the lines having deepened their analysis with a much larger database of maximum age at death, with points that extended backwards to the early 1900s, Berens and Wallis found that the plateauing effect noted by Vijg reappeared.
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Donohoe expects corporate tax receipts to top 11 billion euros this year and rise again in 2020 before plateauing and at some point falling as new global rules under consideration are introduced on how and where big internet companies pay tax.
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Intel has certainly made its share of investments in hopes of owning a share of wearable tech, but none have really paid off, and with the category plateauing a bit over the past year, it's probably a good time to cut its losses.
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The fight against malaria in the past couple decades has largely had a positive trajectory — since 2000, there have been 7 million lives saved and about 1 billion cases prevented — but recently there's been pockets of plateauing or increased infections in the world.
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While Corning says the glass got more scratch resistant during early generations before plateauing in recent ones, it switched up the tests used on its product information sheet, making it hard to compare metrics between Gorilla Glass 20.39, 63, 26, and 25.
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"The combination of plateauing auto sales, growing negative equity from consumers and lenders' willingness to offer flexible loan terms is a significant credit risk for lenders," Jason Grohotolski, a senior credit officer at Moody's and one of the report's authors, told Reuters.
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"This one-two punch has created a situation in which existing sales appear to be plateauing at around 5.5 million sales per year, well below the 6 million or more we might otherwise expect to see," said Aaron Terrazas, senior economist at Zillow.
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But at the end of the day, we're almost into our second decade of iPhones, and unless something just as extraordinary as the original iPhone can be pulled out of the hat by Apple next year, iPhone sales will surely keep plateauing.
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And basing future flood predictions on what's happened in the past "doesn't make sense from our perspective," he went on, because greenhouse gas emissions, ocean temperatures, sea levels and other risk factors for catastrophic flooding are at record highs and show no signs of plateauing.
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"With WeChat moving towards solidifying the mini-programs position, there could be serious ramifications for Apple's service business, which it has been focusing on to counter plateauing hardware sales," TuanAnh Nguyen, an analyst at technology research firm Canalys, said in an email to CNBC.
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"This - combined with grade decline and end of life closures over the next few years - means we see overall mine supply potentially plateauing before the end of the decade," he says, adding there could be "a substantial supply gap" at the start of the next decade.
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Team control and cost certainty is great, but in the current cap environment—with space at a premium and the luxury tax line plateauing quicker than initially anticipated—there projects to be a small shift back to valuing good players on expiring deals, even outsized ones.
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We usually complain about the plateauing of smartphone improvements, which are now coming at a slower pace and in more incremental ways — but the upside of that deceleration is that you can pick up yesteryear's flagship phone and still feel like you're riding in the premium smartphone carriage.
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Women are dying by suicide more often these days, their obesity rate is climbing while men's is plateauing, they're now dying of lung cancer and accidental poisonings at a faster rate than ever before, and they're much more likely to die during childbirth than they were in the early 1990s.
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"The plateauing fatality rates indicate that what has been done to decrease deaths from alcohol-impaired driving has been working but is no longer sufficient to reverse this growing public health problem," report author and committee chair Steven Teutsch, a researcher at UCLA's Fielding School of Public Health, said in a statement.
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Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesThat's according to estimates that Wall Street research shop Alliance Bernstein put out in May, which analyzed the potential profit prospects of Apple Card and other new business lines against plateauing sales of the iPhone and slowed growth from existing services like iTunes, iCloud, and Apple Care.
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The plateauing of crude oil production was "a decisive turning point for the industrial ecosystem," with demand shortfall being made up from liquid fuels which are far more expensive and difficult to extract—namely, unconventional oil sources like crude oil from deep offshore sources, oil sands, and especially shale oil (also known as "tight oil," extracted by fracking).
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Moreover, the fact that the market is more sensitive to the revelation of confirmed new cases over deaths suggests that a rebound is unlikely to take place until new cases begin plateauing for a one to two week period, given that the WHO reports an incubation period of 1-14 days (with a median of 5 days).
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Meanwhile, ad revenue has been plateauing mostly due to the rise of cord-cutting, which means that less people are watching live TV. Go deeper: Channels starting to get cut as cable TV struggles for life On life support: Record number of pay-TV watchers cut the cord HBO goes dark for the first time amid distribution fight with Dish
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"We believe this has been a key driver behind the strong performance for some of the stocks in our major pharma coverage universe, and as a result these stocks now have valuations that are close to our price targets" Dipping government bond yields and and plateauing interest rates have made major pharmaceutical stocks like Abbvie, Pfizer and Merck look attractive to investors, the analyst said.
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I helped work on a thing last weekend that I can't write about, yet, and then last week I found my way to San Jose for Nvidia's GPU Technology Conference, and fine, all right, OK, I'm convinced: Now that the smartphone boom is plateauing, AI/deep learning is the new coal face of technology — and, at least for now, Nvidia bestrides it like many parallel colossi.
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Women are committing suicide more often these days; they're much more likely to die during child birth than they were in the early 1990s Women are committing suicide more often these days, they're much more likely to die during child birth than they were in the early 1990s, their obesity rate is climbing while men's is plateauing, and they're now dying of lung cancer and accidental poisonings at a faster rate than ever before.
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And a call for solutions to the problem, ranging from "charge Android users for Apple Messages" to a 5G iPhone in 2019 (which is unlikely to happen this year) to, well, this...But the overwhelming consensus seems to be that as much as a trade war with China and poor international iPhone sales are to blame, the fault ultimately lies with Apple, which maintained high prices on a plateauing technology that is rapidly become a commodity and thus can't justify the high price.
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