The other road to a Zuma exit seems even rockier.
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It got rockier this summer after the senator and Gov.
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However, Katz also sees a rockier path ahead for stocks.
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Trudeau has had a rockier relationship with Obama's Republican successor, Donald Trump.
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Trump has had a rockier relationship with some tech companies, including Apple.
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After the Olympic torch is extinguished, 2018 will likely get much rockier.
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All of that points to a rockier 2018 for the stock market.
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Mr. Tillerson has had an even rockier debut at the State Department.
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However, in rockier terrains natural recovery could take more than 10 years.
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Each has an iron core and an outer shell of rockier material.
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In contrast, asteroids likely formed in the inner solar system and are rockier.
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Taken another way, they're a sign of an even rockier road for Facebook.
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The path from those to a restored, vibrant America seems longer and rockier.
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For many of the people Trump will soon lead, acceptance has been rockier.
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This gap implies that traders are bracing for rockier markets at some point.
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But Riyadh's path to transformation is seeming much rockier than that of Dubai.
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And its path would be even rockier, if not impossible, in the House.
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The ride could get a lot rockier for them from here on out.
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Another is the Millennium Tower, though it has had a rockier track record.
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Yet the industry cautioned that investors need to prepare themselves for rockier times ahead.
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The last few years, however, have been far rockier as Fitbit stumbled and sputtered.
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A flattening yield curve is a classic warning sign of rockier economic times ahead.
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When the story blows open, BoJack spirals to yet a lower, rockier rock bottom.
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Following Trump's trip to China the relationship between the two countries has grown rockier.
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Venomous snakes including the rattlesnake and copperhead are common along rockier sections of the trail.
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Yet public tech companies have had a rockier time in the stock market this year.
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Still, the California-based judge had a rockier Senate confirmation battle than Srinivasan and Garland.
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What's next: The Senate, where the bill has had a rockier time in the past.
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Yet their work relationship grew rockier over the years, she said, and she distanced herself.
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That has changed in recent weeks as negotiations with Canada and Mexico have become rockier.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The landscape for Silicon Valley may have become rockier over the last several months.
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Things could get rockier for the Trump administration should the Democrats win the House in November.
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Those from rockier soils, often with some limestone, tended to be more structured, precise and nuanced.
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Somehow the movie has managed to hit a rockier, deeper bottom than Batman v Superman did.
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But a series of injuries and personal setbacks have made his last decade a lot rockier.
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"Now, it gets a little rockier when you think about what the millennials dislike," Cramer said.
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Last year was a historically strong time for the market, and it's gotten rockier in 2018.
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Things could get a lot rockier for the Trump administration should Democrats win the House in November.
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This time around has been rockier — their moments shoehorned in amid excessive outside subplots — but still salvageable.
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And the second act, as several obituaries note, was a lot rockier and less rousing than the first.
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As a serious superhero venture, Iron Fist was destined to walk a rockier path than its sister shows.
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Fortress's interaction with Los Angeles County was rockier, and it reflected the firm's complex web of financial interests.
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Another new stock, the nearly two-decade old e-commerce retailer Netshoes, got off to a rockier start.
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While he was unanimously approved then, Barr is expected to face a much rockier path the second time around.
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Sinema is a virtual lock for the Democratic nomination, but McSally has a rockier path in the GOP primary.
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To recap, when last we left the incest-y It Couple of Westeros, their relationship was rockier than ever.
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Why is the path so rocky for many — and why is it so much rockier for people of color?
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Clinton's path to the Democratic nomination was much rockier than she would have hoped.
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So he persuaded us to not make Violator 2, but Songs of Faith and Devotion 1, which was much rockier.
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The Trump administration's failure to undo Obamacare raised concern among investors that planned tax reforms face a rockier road though Congress.
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Trump's hard-line position on immigration is popular with his base but receives a much rockier reception among the broader electorate.
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They have a lot of rockier, playful stuff, but they have this one gentle number called 'Rosalee' which is a triumph.
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Two recent transitions — at the "CBS Evening News" and "Face the Nation" — have been rockier, with ratings declines at both shows.
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Adjusting that formula to the next logical permutation, 1996's Load and 1997's Reload tinkered with slower tempos and rockier styles.
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And if the legislation passes the House, as expected, it could leave Republicans facing an even rockier road in suburbia in 2018.
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The result is these programs now have a rockier future ahead, and greater uncertainty for the people who get coverage through them.
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Trump's buildings have also been home to nationals of countries with which the president has had rockier relationships in office, including China.
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Coarse materialism is coming, each wave of it pushing the Lamalerans up onto a rockier shore no matter how much they resist.
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A 2012 White Stones chardonnay, from the rockier soil, is higher toned and more herbal, with tangy, succulent flavors and more intense minerality.
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Kent has braced for the possibility of shedding tears in the Derby post parade as he thinks of his older brother's rockier journey.
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I still do now, but since I get it from a rockier area, it has more minerals in it, so the flavor changes.
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Before their break, the pair navigated through both envy-inducing high points and rockier patches, with plenty of social media documentation and cameras rolling.
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But things were a bit rockier in recent months, according to a staff memo from CEO Joe Speiser that was published by Business Insider.
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But Palantir has had a far rockier relationship with the nation's top spy agencies than its image would let on, BuzzFeed News has learned.
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"The outcomes are becoming more extreme and political backdrop is getting rockier and that's that discount is coming into markets as well," he said.
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Nvidia's GeForce Now cloud gaming service has had a somewhat rocky launch since it exited beta earlier this month, and it's getting even rockier.
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"Families of color face a path that is steeper and rockier, a path made even harder by the impact of generations of discrimination," she said.
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To flip the House in November, Democrats need to pick up 24 seats; lockouts would have made their road back to a majority significantly rockier.
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"Slack," for instance, has a much rockier sound, whereas as the thumping beats of "Receiver" and "Epoch" give them more of a typical electronic vibe.
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According to Gallup, Obama, Clinton, the younger Bush and Reagan all came into office at times when the economy was in a much rockier position.
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But the road to freedom has been rockier for Ms. Clark, denied parole once again last year despite having had her sentence commuted by Gov.
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But because Spotify is eschewing Wall Street banks to manage the raising of new capital, the listing could face a rockier reception in the markets.
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If Sanders and Steyer can combine to win 4 (or so) out of every 10 black votes in Saturday, Biden's path to victory get rockier.
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The bill would face an even rockier path in the House, where some conservative hard-liners are publicly urging Trump to fire Justice Department officials.
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After experiencing early success on television, especially on the popular Western series Gunsmoke, Burt Reynolds hit rockier professional waters as the '60s turned into the '70s.
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Even if Mr Trump prevails against California in court, the path to building his wall seems longer and rockier than the border he hopes to secure.
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Recession fears had risen during the summer amid heightened U.S.-China trade tensions, weakening data particularly in the manufacturing sector, and a progressively rockier global economy.
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The prospect of a rockier relationship is particularly sensitive now as Mr. Xi prepares to preside over the Communist Party's 19th National Party Congress in the fall.
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But the opposite is true, so he depends on a foil who flatters him, a fork in the road that he can portray as rockier and swampier.
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While in late 2017 and early 2018, US stocks rallied, the markets have since become rockier, and major indexes have given back their post-tax bill gains.
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With Cohn's exit, and given that markets have been a lot rockier lately than they were last year, chances are he won't start back up anytime soon.
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There are concerns U.S.-Mexico relations could get rockier with Pena Nieto, a centrist, unable to seek a second six-year term due to Mexico's term limits.
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Like my ancestors before me, my body seems to operate on a rubric skewed for the climate of the British Isles — the damper, windier, and rockier, the better.
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But it's also a crucial additional signal that backs up a theory that planets closer into their stars tend to be smaller and rockier than those further out.
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Some market watchers worry that things are just a little too quiet for comfort right now and that the market is about to get a whole lot rockier.
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The recent rockier rhetoric stands in contrast to the rosy picture Trump painted after he and Kim met in Singapore last month to discuss North Korea's nuclear program.
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Mr. Dreeben's outing was rockier, but it ended in a tribute from Chief Justice Roberts, who congratulated him on presenting his 100th Supreme Court argument, a rare achievement.
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Over time, US vehicles should keep getting more fuel-efficient and use less gasoline per mile — but that journey's going to be a lot rockier than anyone anticipated.
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But Leo is now the rockier situation and, at the end of the episode, Joe puts on his hero grocery store cape to protect Kendall from a rampaging Leo.
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But her stance has been criticized in a Europe wary of the migrants, and it has left Ms. Merkel increasingly isolated at home, with even rockier days appearing ahead.
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SHANGHAI — China's biggest e-commerce company is expecting rockier times ahead, a troubling sign for a vast economy that is one of the world's most important engines of growth.
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Among their top worries are even rockier times ahead as the US election nears, and that deals will be competing with the usual post-summer issuance spree in September.
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"The path to economic security is steep and rocky for millions of working people in America, and it is steeper and rockier for black and brown Americans," Warren added.
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Micron, which saw its stock price rise more than 80 percent across 2017, lost more than 22 percent in 2018 amid rockier trading and a pullback in popular technology stocks.
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Mommas work as hard today as they did back when my momma did, but today it's gotten harder, rockier, steeper, and for families of color, it has gotten even steeper.
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At best, Mexico could see big improvements on corruption and poverty; at worst, it could see intensified crime, economic turbulence, and even rockier relations with its neighbor to the north.
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The main thing it'll be looking to discover about these exoplanets is their density, or whether they're rockier like Earth and Mars, or more gaseous like Saturn, Jupiter and Uranus.
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The terrain of Ryugu turned out to be much rockier than JAXA imagined, and so the mission team decided to do some extra tests to make sure everything would still work.
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Even though Priebus has often been left for dead only to carry on, his position now seems rockier, with Trump receiving conflicting advice from multiple senior staffers since bringing on Scaramucci.
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The reigning champ Cavs played poorly enough at the end of the season to be knocked down a peg, promising maybe a rockier road at the less privileged No. 2 seed.
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Rylant, a Newbery Medal winner ("Missing May"), gleans advice for navigating rockier paths from animals like hawks, camels and turtles, who know "everything is changing" but still greet each day eagerly.
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While Cruz's big Wisconsin win does a lot more to change the media narrative than reset the fight for delegates, Trump's overall path to the nomination looks much rockier in recent days.
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Democrats are eager to interrogate him on the rockier patches of his long career, particularly the accusations of racially charged comments in the 1980s that derailed his nomination as a federal judge.
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Astronomers believe that the rockier bodies in solar systems — like Earth, Mars, and the asteroids — form in the in the inner solar system, whereas icy bodies, like comets, inhabit the outer realms.
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"The life of an item is a little rockier" than it used to be, said Anne Marie Kehoe, the Walmart vice president who runs the retailer's toy division in the United States.
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However, CNBC added that if the trade war continues, the company could face a rockier outlook for its memory sales and consumer electronics business in China, as well as its production plants there.
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DIFFERENT SPEED Investors and analysts said different speeds of rollout of 5G product offering, and a different set of customers could explain why Nokia has had a rockier start to 2019 than Ericsson.
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The road to the Senate's winter break, though, has turned out to be rockier than anticipated with a number of Democrats pushing for more aid for retired miners in a stopgap spending bill.
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But 2018 was a rockier year for stocks and wound up being the worst year for markets in a decade — some of the turmoil was related to Trump, and some of it was not.
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Shoe drops occur about every two years; this, in conjunction with the very limited life expectancy of the shoes, is clearly not enough to sustain the children, especially those who live in rockier regions.
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The route got a little rockier as we continued past well-named Nipple Hill until the desert petered out, overtaken by a woodland of maples and oaks, fiery-limbed Texas madrones and maidenhair ferns.
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"Witness" (Capitol), the pop singer's first LP in four years, debuted atop the Billboard chart, just as her previous two did — "Prism" in 210 and "Teenage Dream" in 22017 — despite a rockier commercial rollout.
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After several years of defining the wearables category, things have gotten a bit rockier, however, as the company contends with increased competition from the premium Apple Watch and low-cost trackers from companies like Xiaomi.
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Wall Street is now inches away from reclaiming its record highs, but a rockier ride could be around the corner as stock volatility has been 25% higher in October on average since 1928, according to Goldman.
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The U.S. president's hot-and-cold relationship with traditional allies, combined with his willingness to open bilateral dialogues with countries known historically for their rockier relationship with the White House, is an ongoing narrative of his presidency.
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But there was a problem: the harpoons that were meant to fire and anchor the lander to the comet malfunctioned, and the lander bounced—twice—before coming to a stop in an unplanned, rockier location known as Abydos.
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Over 12 30-minute episodes, we'll re-experience the complicated relationship between Marianne and Connell, who went to school in a small town in west Ireland before following each down an even rockier road at university in Dublin.
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Things get rockier when he attempts to come to terms with the meaning of Trump's triumph and to reflect on what might lie ahead for him and the handful of like-minded commentators who have ended up politically homeless.
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Her take on the iconic track is distinctly hers, all muted synths with a high-in-the-mix vocal that doesn't so much float above as drag against the instrumental slightly, kind of like if Courtney Love fronted a rockier Air.
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This year could be even rockier, depending on the company's ability to demonstrate its viability to its investors, its government partners, and the public, especially those who aren't convinced that humans were meant to travel at 760 mph on the ground.
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As for the effects the bill would have on relations with America's allies, it is clear that any strategic relationship the U.S. has with its closest allies will take a turn for a much rockier road fraught with tension mistrust.
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The path forward appears rockier in Oakland, where several former employees of restaurants owned by the chef Charlie Hallowell described a pattern of sexual propositions and a near-constant stream of sexual innuendo to The San Francisco Chronicle in December.
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I was like, she changed magazines in two, not one but two, and she had some rockier times at Daily Beast and Talk and stuff like that, but her accomplishments were massive when you start to realize it, the impact on magazines.
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Now, Moore's past humorous writings, which make pointed jokes about his then-jobless spouse, and about Hillary Clinton, Democrats and AIDS, have come to light, raising the prospect of even rockier waters for Moore in his bid to join the central bank.
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Life Noggin explains that scientists don't exactly know yet but one theory suggests that a wandering Jupiter managed to pull away from the Sun and in doing so, also created the rockier planets in our solar system: Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars.
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But as well as being party starters they have a band called Soulwax where they exercise their rockier sensibilities (one record was produced by Flood), along with their bandmates, releasing three albums, plus a bunch of remix records under their Soulwax moniker too.
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And while Hoopla has had a rockier journey, for the time being, women "are on the crest of one of those high points in terms of popularity, new opportunities, and increased value," Knoop says, and it's high time they reaped the benefits.
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The path would likely be rockier for Sanders -- even if he did win both of the first two states -- because there remains a sizable chunk of voters within the party worried that he won't be able to beat Trump in the general election.
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T.J. Cox (D-Calif.) had an even rockier experience — the Associated Press called the race for his opponent on election night, but he eventually caught up with mail-in and provisional ballots, and was declared the winner a full month after election day.
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But since he was promoted on June 21, indications have emerged that Mohammed bin Salman plotted the ouster and that the transition was rockier than has been publicly portrayed, according to current and former United States officials and associates of the royal family.
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The issue that may lie before us is that many of our retirees might start feeling a squeeze in their income — especially at a time when going back to work is no longer an option — which may lead to an even rockier retirement than imagined.
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She remained in his camp, joining an advisory team that helped shape his 2004 agenda and providing a glowing endorsement for his 2008 campaign book "Change We Can Believe In." Their relationship grew rockier after Mr. Obama entered the White House, but these felt like family squabbles.
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But if you peek through its windows at the informational panels inside, you can read all about how, like their white counterparts, they were given plots of land; only theirs were much smaller, and rockier, and not granted until decades later, after many, discouraged, had emigrated to Africa.
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While the road was slightly rockier than the studio would like to admit, the division's strategy of focusing on new versions of classic Disney animated tales led to such hits — at least in terms of finances — as Alice in Wonderland (22016), Maleficent (22), and, most recently, The Jungle Book.
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As you can see, they opted for a minimalist, sci-fi stainless steel look on the inside, with large, comfy-looking chairs that should provide a smooth ride before the considerably rockier one the crew will experience strapped to a massive, powerful rocket en route to the International Space Station.
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When CNN reported on those comments in a profile of Hagin earlier this month, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders noted that Hagin's best recollection of the Bush administration was at the end of their eight-year tenure, presumably when the kinks had been worked out -- not the rockier first months.
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You know, I have the story in the New York Times this afternoon about the song Abraham, Martin and John and we like to think that these guys are tied together forever, the two Kennedys and Martin Luther King but their relationship was much rockier than that and much more complicated than that.
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Early on in the film, when she's playing onstage with Jackson, we hear the bombast of the rockier moments on Born This Way ("Diggin' My Grave" feels like the ex-husband of "Yoü and I"); later when Ally plays "Look What I Found" for record executives, there's some of Joanne's homely nature.
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Cuomo has also had to contend with energized challenges from the left in the form of the Working Families Party — which made Cuomo's 2014 re-election rockier than expected when it recruited left-flank challenger Zephyr Teachout before ultimately endorsing Cuomo — as well as the substantial populist energy around the 2016 election.
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Read more: 5 ways to thrive: The rest of 2019 is set to be rockier than the first half, and Wells Fargo says these strategies will help investors withstand the turmoil aheadThe shift Normand is predicting could come into view this week, as it's the beginning of an earnings period where S&P 500 profits are expected to decline.
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This trailer for the second half of the final season doesn't give away if Bojack's worst mistakes come back to bite him, but it does look like he's at least realized what his whole deal is: "I've had a lot of what I thought were rock bottoms, only to discover another, rockier bottom underneath," he says in voiceover.
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But the physics and ergonomics still feel a little off, especially if you're used to the system on the iPhone X. (After a rockier beta, animations were also fine on the Essential Phone with the final version.) Where the iPhone's gestures let you flow from one thing to the next with a single gesture, Android's feel a little more staccato.
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The legislation has strong support in the Senate but faces a rockier path in the House, where conservatives don't like the big spending increases and Democrats want a promise from Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) to debate immigration legislation soon.
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"I [wrote] about that I hope when the time comes when I finally do become a mom that the heartache will maybe make those sleepless nights or any of those rockier times as a new mom easier … that was my hope, that it would be one bit of silver lining from that difficult time, and I can absolutely say that is 100 percent true," she tells PEOPLE.
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King Princess, from Brooklyn, New York, came out swinging with her first single "1950," which had the feel of a private ~bedroom guitar pop~ confessional (and its video indulged in the fuzzy, home video style of the sub-genre, also recently touted by acts like Boy Pablo and, on the rockier side, Pip Blom and Soccer Mommy), though it was also tightly melodious and sonically lush.
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