And if sagging is now so passé, why are some people still sagging in public?
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Boris Johnson's pale sagging face presses itself against Donald Trump's pale sagging ass, until all those dimpled sheets of flesh melt into one another and become one.
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It must tackle both the financial crisis and sagging demand.
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The moves are clearly an attempt to lift sagging sales.
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At the same time, interest in local elections is sagging.
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But what's that smell now, sagging into the summer scent?
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Sagging U.S. Treasuries prices have added to pressure on JGBs.
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Meanwhile, the boxlike frame with sagging fiberglass adds another element.
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His jeans were sagging a tad lower than his waist.
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And a bulbous sagging gash sutured over and over where . . .
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Following the tournament, China's sagging economy drove copper prices down.
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The cushions are fading, the springs sagging, the corners fraying.
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Pdvsa is also sagging under the burden of immense debt.
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O for $4.87 billion in cash to combat sagging soup sales.
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However, sagging wholesale beef prices hung over the market, limiting rallies.
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Pull them up, I will not have sagging in this house.
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Near the sagging sofa, a TV cable lies in a tangle.
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However, sagging Chinese shares limited the upside potential of the market.
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John Kasich revived a sagging Republican presidential campaign in New Hampshire.
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It sort of fit the sagging house from which it issued.
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Farmer said he tries not to be "disrespectful" with his sagging.
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Here: bamboo shoots bundled in sagging folds of bean-curd skin.
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People set up flea markets inside sagging but beautiful colonial buildings.
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Don and another man struggled to hold up the sagging ceiling.
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European markets also took losses after reports of sagging business investment.
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We were dissed for liking hip-hop and sagging our pants.
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Snapchat's sagging share price is making it tough to retain talent.
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Sometimes having sagging jeans and a hoodie can get you killed.
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All this leads to sagging, wrinkling and dryness, Dr. Berson said.
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Now toss into the mix the president's own sagging approval numbers.
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However, sagging wholesale beef prices hung over the market, limiting rallies.
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But he'll have to overcome his sagging polls to get there.
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His popularity sagging, Mr. Jibril had stepped down as transitional prime minister.
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And with the cryptocurrencies sagging, the whole enterprise is delivering diminishing returns.
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" He said politicians who say the economy is sagging are "peddling fiction.
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Turnbull has consistently led opinion polls, but his personal popularity is sagging.
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The euro was also on the front foot against the sagging dollar.
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Supporting a sagging economy with cheap money and tax cuts is sensible.
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Tsipras, who is sagging in opinion polls, faces national elections in 2019.
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They won't complain about "sagging" anymore, but it will be something else.
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Some U.S. universities have bolstered sagging bottom lines by attracting international students.
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The chickens were sagging on the top two roosts of their coop.
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The sagging lira is a sign that foreign investors are turning away.
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Sagging equities, in turn, weighed on the dollar and crude oil prices.
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Indecision and anxiety spread across the grown-up's sagging face and body.
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If his approval rating is sagging, that's because the poll was rigged.
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But most sagging and body indentations are considered normal wear and tear.
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I looked at Bruce, sagging on the sproingy couch, then back to Shepard.
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A coastal wind threw salt on his sagging garden, which began to stink.
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"But your ass is nice and your tits aren't sagging," he tells her.
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But he said business still seems stable outside of the sagging energy sector.
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Previously SUV prices kept growing while car prices fell due to sagging demand.
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October also notched a limit down move, sagging 3 cents to 103.75 cents.
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I was self conscious about my breasts hanging and sagging in certain positions.
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October also notched a limit down move, sagging 4.5 cents to 99.25 cents.
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"This has gone on longer than it should have," he said of sagging.
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The greenback lost 0.3 percent to 108.285 yen, weighed by the sagging Nikkei.
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Investors have been clamoring for proposals that will lift its sagging stock price.
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It's the sagging of one's cervix and vaginal wall toward the vaginal opening.
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Sales are sagging and the company's stock is down 41 percent this year.
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Another concern, he said, was that sagging business confidence could weigh on investment.
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And while the structures still stand, the certainties we once held are sagging.
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The chateau, its roof sagging, its windows boarded up, is collapsing into ruin.
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A mailman wheeled his cart, blue canvas bag sagging, from door to door.
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It is no secret that Trump's approval rating has been sagging all summer.
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The sagging popularity of diesel undermines a pillar of the German automakers' strategy.
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They're just walking husks of their former selves—ambulatory corpses sheathed in sagging flesh.
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The high waist keeps them from ever sagging or gradually sliding down the butt.
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It was brown and infected, white mold caking the sides of its sagging wound.
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Binders were stacked on end in a series of sagging bookshelves lining the walls.
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I hope when stuff starts sagging it doesn't matter because I have a family.
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He does, and turns, seeming ready to confront them, before sagging back inside himself.
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Coal exports have helped lift the sagging Mongolian economy while foreign investment remains cool.
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News of the upcoming travel to Pyongyang did little to buoy Moon's sagging approval.
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The central bank repeated that sagging demand has led to "some improvement" in inflation.
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GM has said it is closing the plants due to sagging demand for cars.
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President Trump was in Florida playing golf and brooding about his sagging political fortunes.
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Commerce has more than its share of sagging porches, peeling paint and overgrown lots.
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It remains to be seen is whether sagging confidence is affecting overall consumer spending.
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I think it was an effort to prop up the President's sagging poll numbers.
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Mr. Romano became chief executive two years ago, during a time of sagging sales.
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Box springs usually do help extend the life of your mattress by preventing sagging.
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China's leaders have also pledged to cut taxes to shore up sagging business sentiment.
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The sagging confidence could undermine China's efforts to redirect its economy and spur growth.
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Sparrows built nests in the awnings and small animals burrowed beneath a sagging fence.
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And public support for Mr. Poroshenko is sagging over the slow pace of reforms.
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Genspace's entryway resembles a college dorm room, complete with sagging couch, microwave, mini-fridge.
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Tsipras's term ends in 2019 and his party is sagging in the opinion polls.
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But with the economy sagging, Mr. Trump struggled to sell hundreds of condominium units.
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It was the second-highest reason for disapproval, after the sagging economy, at 22%.
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That alone is what made me pick it up — I love me some anti-sagging.
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I lost my whole upper chest, my boobs were sagging and it was really gross.
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It doesn't help that sales of Apple's all-important iPhone are showing signs of sagging.
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Meanwhile, banks' profits are sagging, even without the impact of fully accounting for dud loans.
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This was an era before people routinely wore flip-flops and sagging jeans in public.
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So I lost weight, but I didn't know I'd have sagging skin as a result.
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Sagging Japanese equities and a drop in overseas yields also helped underpin JGB market sentiment.
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The infrastructure is sagging under the weight of our Snapchatting, livestreaming, Netflix-binging mobile devices.
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And Snap's sagging share price makes it harder to convince startups to sell to it.
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Yet these sagging indicators did not produce anything like consensus on the BoJ's new policy.
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Egypt's index tumbled 20.4 percent with the biggest bank, Commercial International Bank, sagging 26 percent.
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In fact, it might be worth a fortune to the sport's sagging ratings and reputation.
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Men aren't as honest about their feelings of desperation or things sagging on their body.
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But the network has gone through a series of layoffs to help its sagging margins.
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Her face is gaunt, her skin is weathered by the sun, her breasts are sagging.
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Saving the Andante for later, however, did leave the symphony sagging after about 45 minutes.
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The shares tumbled almost 22013 per cent on the day and have kept sagging since.
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Bond yields and the dollar are sagging, suggesting dwindling hopes for a quick economic boom.
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All this comes at an awkward time for the party which is sagging in national polls.
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His government is hoping the projects could improve the economy and shore up sagging political support.
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The figures showed manufacturers across Europe toiled against sagging demand from major emerging economies like China.
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After top automakers reported sagging sales Wednesday, "Fast Money" traders debated how to play the sector.
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Profits also shrank in the first half because of sagging power demand and higher coal prices.
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A trio of graduate students surrendered a sagging bookcase from their creekside rental with obvious relief.
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We believe that SACU transfers will underperform official projections due to sagging growth in South Africa.
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Mr. Trump had seemed to be sagging in polls in the days before the Paris attacks.
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But MIT's artificial skin can be elongated more than 250 percent without sagging or becoming damaged.
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And there is no other clear product in the pipeline to replace its sagging revenue growth.
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In the meantime, Fuller at least wants to see the sagging pants ordinance done away with.
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The sagging share prices of Twitter and other fallen internet stars have inevitably prompted takeover speculation.
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Eventually, ragged, flaming, and sagging, the zeppelin came down, crashing to earth with an explosive thwump.
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Still, the sagging pants phenomenon was such a curious development that its passing merits some examination.
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Jordan Farmer, 18, wore modestly sagging green jeans that showed just a hint of his undergarment.
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Management bonuses, sagging profits and an emissions scandal have all caused the company's stock to plunge.
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It would greatly enhance economic efficiency, and it would also jolt employment and lift sagging incomes.
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Ford, General Motors, Hyundai, Nissan and Mazda have all abandoned the segment because of sagging sales.
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Sagging lintels — the support beams above windows — and cracked balconies can plague buildings of all ages.
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Amid signs that the economy is slowing, reputable polls show President Donald Trump's approval rating sagging.
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For the most part, he isn't hedging or trapping or sagging back and crossing his fingers.
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Meantime, the company has been streamlining its business to deal with its debt and sagging sales.
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For all of the talk of history and solemnity, the senators looked tired, their attentiveness sagging.
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And Amazon's stock was sagging as the president of the United States regularly attacked the company.
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Japan's major automakers, which rely heavily on export sales for profits, underperformed the sagging Nikkei index.
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The procedure works for those with mild sagging; very loose skin is best corrected by surgery.
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The agency is getting heat from the Trump administration to do something about its sagging revenues.
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This exercise is designed to lift sagging cheeks and help develop the upper lip. 1. Smile.
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Emilio Bonifacio, who was trying to rebuild his sagging career with the Chicago White Sox, posted a .
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Are you sagging off, crowding him, playing him tight and hoping guys behind you can provide help?
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Sagging sales and a regulatory crackdown on diesel-powered vehicles are now forcing GM to redraw plans.
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Victoria's Secret sales are sagging, having suffered a four percent revenue reduction over the last four quarters.
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Websites list off endless symptoms phrased in the meanest way possible: sagging skin, atrophied vagina, senile ovaries.
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Broader Asian markets were dragged lower by sagging Chinese shares, with the MSCI China index dropping 13%.
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Expectations are low for a breakthrough, although if one emerged it would immediately boost sagging business spending.
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The company's stock consolidation plan, aimed at boosting its sagging share price, passed with 98.5 percent backing.
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Trump's sagging national poll numbers, hope Arizona Democrats, will nudge reliably Republican red Arizona, closer toward purple.
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A white-supremacist site called Stormfront produced a photo of Martin with pants sagging, flipping the bird.
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Allergan, under pressure to bolster its sagging stock price, launched a review of its strategy last year.
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They just look bulky, bunched-up, sagging, always in need of being tugged up or smoothed out.
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Several recent Virginia polls, though, show Trump sagging with those voters and dragging Gillespie down with him.
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What started the sag One can't discuss sagging without addressing one of its most common origin myths.
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That burden, combined with low prices and sagging demand, has moved the steel sector into the red.
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Smoyer searched for it, scanning a hellish urban landscape of rubble, sagging streetcar cables and collapsed buildings.
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Bed frames also extend the life of your mattress by providing support and preventing weak, sagging spots.
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The sagging Rangers were eight points behind Columbus for the final wild card spot before Sunday's game.
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In America, President Trump faces a feisty press corps, damaging investigations into associates and sagging approval ratings.
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We tried to compensate for our lack of purpose by sagging our pants and tilting our hats.
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The firearms industry is moving beyond macho marketing, testing a more inclusive strategy to counter sagging sales.
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The sagging economy makes an easy target of the desperate job seekers, camped out on a walkway.
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His sagging suit indicated that perhaps he was not the greatest at gauging the sizes of things.
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All around her, houses were still boarded up or covered with sagging scabs of blue emergency tarp.
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He was looked down on for his sagging pants, called the N-word when riding his bike.
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He nodded toward a narrow building with blown-out windows, a sagging roof, and caved-in walls.
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Last week, they were camped out in their sagging house with no heat, electricity or running water.
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After sagging last week, stocks opened lower on Monday but recovered to end the day little changed.
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Employing this vernacular in the classroom, they theorized, could boost sagging black academic performance throughout the district.
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Trump can't afford another Sarah Palin, whose disastrous media rollout only weighted down John McCain's already sagging campaign.
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In addition to facial ligaments loosening, and the skin losing elasticity and sagging, the bone changes as well.
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She also tied in sagging sentiment, fair valuations and weak positioning as good statistics for starting an investment.
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GoPro shares have dropped 38 percent this year as the company warned of sagging sales and cost cuts.
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They suggest that a cheap currency cannot be relied on to give a boost to a sagging economy.
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UVA rays increase the risk of skin cancer, like UVB, but also cause wrinkles and leathery, sagging skin.
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Short-stays were sometimes billetted with the famous, separated by a bead curtain and on sagging camp beds.
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While U.S. farmers have fretted about sagging incomes, Idaho hop grower Nate Jackson is enjoying the high prices.
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The first is aesthetic: Without an actual solid implant, fat itself can't do any "lifting" to help sagging.
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Bolsonaro's government has been looking for ways to bolster the country's sagging infrastructure with injections of private capital.
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The President has faced sagging approval ratings for months, but has maintained fervent support among his political base.
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Bitten by regulatory headaches and sagging profits, banks are offloading their home-loan businesses to machine-powered startups
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Lured from Boston by a four-year, $53 million contract, Martinez gave instant credibility to a sagging franchise.
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Dijon Duenas has one of those voices that feels like its sagging under the weight of the world.
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The move is seen as a bid to stabilize investor sentiment and avert the yuan from sagging further.
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Trump is sagging in the Badger State, with 54 percent of Wisconsin voters disapproving of his job performance.
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It was the third-highest reason for disapproval, after the sagging economy, at 25%, and diplomatic problems, 16%.
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And with America's birthrate sagging and baby boomers retiring, immigrant labor will be critical to sustain economic growth.
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Plugs, made from the tops of hot-sauce bottles, filled the sagging, hollowed-out lobes of his ears.
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The ceiling is crumbling, the walls chipping, the floorboards sagging; stray wooden planks are strewn against the walls.
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This makes Mr. Cruise's sagging eyes and visible creases an interesting, complicating factor for this decades-long series.
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Still, the president laid out multiple executive actions aimed at boosting a sagging economy and calm nervous investors.
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He said sagging incomes among poor and working-class Brazilians had actually been a boon for direct sales.
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Beijing's move is seen as a bid to stabilize investor sentiment and stem the yuan from sagging further.
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Or JD.com, an e-merchant, whose healthy revenues, posted earlier in the week, revived a sagging share price.
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President Donald Trump's sagging approval ratings suddenly have Republicans staring at their worst-case scenarios for midterm elections.
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Campaign downplays early state out comes The campaign might be sagging, but it hasn't been caught by surprise.
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I helped him build a little coop for them, against the side of our sagging old red barn.
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What about the "Tire" (2018), an imperfect, sagging, donut-like shape, that will never physically transport us anywhere?
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Many Mexicans expected their president to try and bolster his own sagging poll numbers by publicly upbraiding Trump.
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They said insurance typically pays for their older male patients to take testosterone to boost their sagging sex lives.
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Sagging sales and a regulatory crackdown on diesel-powered vehicles are now forcing GM to redraw revise its plans.
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Sagging sales and a regulatory crackdown on diesel-powered vehicles had forced GM to redraw its plans in India.
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In the company's conference call, executives downplayed the low estimate, saying it did not reflect sagging interest from advertisers.
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Producing cars locally means Tesla should be able to sell more in China, even with a sagging Chinese economy.
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Crean said an adjustment enabled Indiana to crack the code against the River Hawks' sagging man-to-man defense.
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We were warned of a new wave of "super predators," young, faceless black men wearing bandannas and sagging jeans.
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So with a sagging economy and a rising crime rate, they look for reasons why they've been left behind.
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She realized that this unfortunate pattern was caused by sagging pizza box lids sticking to her pies' cheesy tops.
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When markets were expecting rate increases, the Fed could give a sagging economy a boost simply by delaying them.
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To many, Mr Macron now looks like a president who can be cowed by flying bricks and sagging polls.
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"There is no way to spin or sugarcoat these sagging numbers," Tim Malloy, Quinnipiac University Poll's assistant director, said.
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We all know the obvious cues to old age—wrinkles, age spots, sagging skin, and greying hair, for instance.
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The only issue: She couldn't figure out how to holster a handgun to her scrubs without her bottoms sagging.
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"Everything was easy before this," Tamer says, glancing out at the sagging pup tents and the trash-fuelled fires.
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Oil prices have been sagging, with U.S. crude recently dipping to near $2000 a barrel on renewed oversupply fears.
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The derm notes that such severe pulling at the skin can also weaken its structure and cause premature sagging.
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Since 2017, GM cut two of the three production shifts, eliminating 3,000 jobs amid sagging demand for small cars.
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Executives have been developing a turnaround plan for the food company, which has seen falling profits and sagging sales.
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The U.S. automaker has said it will introduce two new models to South Korea to boost sagging utilization rates.
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Case in point, a new NBC/Marist poll indicating sagging approval for President Trump in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.
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Mix in a sagging powerplay, and goals have been hard to come by; in their 23 games since Dec.
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" When I was impressed her pants still fit, she quipped: "I just tuck my sagging breasts into the waistband.
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Sagging growth, in turn, could further drag down Mr. Trump's approval ratings, which have slipped over the last month.
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The brothel is a ramshackle village of sagging huts built on the banks of a sinking island called Banishanta.
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Analysts discussed whether a royal baby might help Japan's sagging economy, or portend a reversal of its declining birthrate.
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With export markets sagging, coal mines rely on an aging fleet of domestic power plants as their main customers.
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Her mother and brother sat wearily beside her, their shoulders sagging, both also hooked up to their own drips.
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He placed his other hand over his heart and let his strange, sagging mandible soften into a deep frown.
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They can distract attention, quell acrimony, increase appetite for military spending and give a boost to sagging approval ratings.
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You asked about preventing things, including hot flashes, sexually transmitted disease, sagging breasts, hair loss, vaginal atrophy and more.
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They see us coming through the lobby, gold chains, pants sagging, and they're like, 'Who the fuck is he?
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Yet a short drive in nearly any direction reveals boarded-up houses, sagging roofs, vacant lots and cracked roads.
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After crying about sagging pizza sales and blaming it on the NFL, Big Pizza is dunking on Papa John's.
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Both ISS and Glass Lewis backed Bombardier's board nominees and its share consolidation plan, aimed at boosting its sagging stock.
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In one of the pictures, of a woman wearing blue tights, her skin is sagging because it is being twisted.
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Indeed, people are betting on heroic assumptions that Mr. Trump's team will succeed in propping up the sagging U.S. economy.
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Zuma's popularity has been sagging as he grapples with record-high unemployment, a looming recession and a string of scandals.
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Free radicals can also damage lipids in cell membranes, which could lead to sagging as well as rough, dry skin.
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Plunging stock prices, sagging valuations and a spotty regulatory landscape are other inauspicious signs the industry is taking a beating.
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Poor figures may mean sagging demand for Europe's exports, as well as promoting more Chinese rate cuts and currency devaluation.
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Some were more sensitive to sagging incomes for the poorest; others would respond more to soaring incomes at the top.
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ECONOMIC 'SABOTAGE' The central bank started transactions on Tuesday in its new gold swap market to help its sagging reserves.
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"The more structured shelving helps to keep it from sagging and my clothes stay folded and organized," writes one customer.
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The industrial grey bed covering — which in some images appears discolored — read as wrinkled and sagging skin, folds of flesh.
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The school is also prohibiting parents from wearing leggings, sagging pants, low-rider shorts, short dresses and low-cut tops.
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Apple still has a chance for growth in developing countries despite sagging sales in China, one company watcher said Wednesday.
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Gabe York also keeps opposing defenses from sagging in the middle, as he's shooting 211 percent from 19943-point range.
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But Trump's own sagging fortunes — and the importance of the state to his 2020 reelection hopes — were top of mind.
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CPS has scheduled an $875 million bond sale for next week, partly to free up revenue for its sagging budget.
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Christie asked the state legislature to dedicate money from the state lottery to help shore up the sagging pension system.
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With oil prices sagging and the economy slowing, Saudi authorities are keen to attract more foreign capital into the kingdom.
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In February, Anthony Childs was shot and killed in Shreveport, Louisiana after a confrontation with police over his sagging pants.
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These kitchens have been relying upon donations from the neighborhood, but they have been running low, and spirits are sagging.
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The treatment is the 60-minute Bespoke Sculpting Inner Facial, and it targets sagging skin through lymphatic massage and contouring.
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I suddenly had crow's feet, slightly whiter hair, a redder face, thinner lips and eyebrows, sagging earlobes, and wrinkles galore.
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While their host may be sagging in the polls, the Nationals for now have the highest approval numbers in Washington.
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Putin has been wrestling with falling approval rates and a citizenry unhappy about unpopular pension reforms and a sagging economy.
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Graham has become a close ally of the president, who remains popular in the state despite sagging approval numbers nationwide.
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To help compensate for sagging profits, many restaurants have been raising prices, even as the cost of food has declined.
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He had loose flesh on his chest, small sagging breasts beneath his nipples, and little pink outgrowths here and there.
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Oil shipments show an ongoing excess, while price activity in oil futures suggests sagging optimism the imbalance is being corrected.
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"Sagging of the breasts, otherwise known as ptosis, is most likely a result of weight loss or aging," Prasad says.
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Rejecting it entirely, Buffet painted what he observed in reality: lifeless hair, somber moods, unpleasant weather, wrinkles, and sagging flesh.
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China is prioritizing supply-side reform in the steel sector due to sagging prices to help overhaul its industrial sector.
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Commercial supersonic flights ended in 2003 when the Concorde was laid to rest following a fatal crash and sagging demand.
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In an old Boston tearoom at the end of a "sagging wharf," Hughes orders "two delicious mountain trout" for himself.
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Photos of trees swathed in protective bug nets share space with interior shots of window drapes sagging like weeping willows.
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Mr. Erdogan's decision sent the already sagging Turkish lira falling further, raising the price of foreign goods and fueling inflation.
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He said he was worried the police would pull him over because it was sagging from all the vinyl inside.
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This sagging occurs in large part because the fat pads that underlie the skin on our faces thin with age.
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Glowatski was fond of sagging white jeans, the rapper Too $hort, and he often boasted that he was a Crip.
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Power lines also start sagging in the heat and can short out if they touch the ground or nearby foliage.
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Uribe gave the Mets' sagging offense a legitimate bat off the bench and jolted the clubhouse with his upbeat personality.
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" When asked if Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, should be nervous about her sagging numbers, Brown said, "Of course.
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In a 2004 speech to the NAACP he went after out-of-wedlock births, deadbeat dads, sagging pants and more.
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He aims to revive a coal industry sagging under the weight of competition from cheap natural gas and environmental concerns.
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Reviving America's rusted and sagging infrastructure is one of the few areas where it seemed Democrats and Republicans could agree.
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"This could be a trap for Hyundai," he said, citing peaking U.S. market demand and the group's sagging global sales.
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O board, as it heaps up the pressure on the upscale grocer to boost profits and lift its sagging stock.
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Since 2017, GM cut two of the three production shifts there, eliminating 3,000 jobs amid sagging demand for small cars.
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Russian officials accuse Poroshenko of artificially manufacturing a crisis to prop up sagging ratings ahead of an election next March.
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And then that one with the party happening next door, I think it's "Pants R Sagging," or something like that.
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They were playing DJ Trajic's "'Pants R Sagging,' or something like that," she recalls, and most in attendance were underage.
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At the height of the financial crisis, Europe was much more lenient in allowing member states to salvage their sagging lenders.
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Facelifts, which are intended to enhance the appearance of sagging, drooping and wrinkled skin on the face and neck: 153,215 procedures.
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The first time she met Lt. Jason Margolis, a hulking figure with big eyes and sagging cheeks, he seemed friendly enough.
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Despite sagging poll numbers in New Hampshire, the crowd was enthusiastic, giving Warren two standing ovations as she concluded her speech.
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Over time and with frequent wear, though, even a "perfect" pair of jeans can fall prey to sagging, bagging, and fading.
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The sagging red and olive lines show how viewership on YouTube of the most extreme political videos has declined since 2017.
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Fun fact: Too much naturally occurring matrix metalloproteinases (MMP) can eat up collagen and elastin, resulting in wrinkles and sagging skin.
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I walked right in through the front, everyday, sometimes with my pants sagging below my waistline and my hat on backwards.
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Many of these buildings, with their exposed wiring, sagging staircases and broken sewage pipes, have been declared unfit to live in.
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Tehran, Iran (CNN)Sporting earbuds and sagging backpacks, students lounge on patches of grass, shaded by trees from the harsh sun.
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The intrigue surrounding this new iPad Pro primarily centers around whether or not it will help lift the iPad's sagging sales.
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Russian officials accuse Poroshenko of trying to manufacture a crisis to prop up sagging ratings ahead of an election next March.
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Why it matters: It's finally some good news for sagging department stores with stocks across the industry rising as a result.
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Overall industrial output fell 0.5 percent during the month, dragged lower by sagging oil production and a drop in utilities output.
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It's been mere days since Papa John's CEO John Schnatter blamed his company's sagging sales on plunging ratings for NFL games.
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Should the takeout loan be syndicated before the end of the year, it would also lift sagging loan volumes in Japan.
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"This President just keeps zigging and sagging, so it's impossible to govern," Schumer, D-New York, added on the Senate floor.
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"A lot of what happens when we age and skin starts wrinkling and sagging is loss of elastic recoil," he said.
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"There is no way to spin or sugarcoat these sagging numbers," said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
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Prices for high-yield corporate debt, a key support for equities, were sagging and their yields rising from historically low levels.
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Governments alone are not to blame; the reasons for the sagging economies are multifarious and jumbled, more de Kooning than Mondrian.
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It's one thing for a defense to ignore a poor outside shot by sagging off whenever he doesn't have the ball.
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With stores going out of business and sagging sales numbers, the landscape is littered with stories of the dead and dying.
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In recent weeks, both OPEC and the International Energy Agency cut their demand forecasts due to sagging fortunes in developing economies.
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When Border Patrol agents started looking for cars sagging in the back, Mr. Quintanilla said, smugglers started installing heavy-duty suspensions.
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He was home now and no Vera to point out his sagging beltless pants or the shaggy mess of his hair.
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Kyrgios dropped the first set and was down by 0-3 in the second, and his body language was sagging accordingly.
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When such investors pressure companies to change their behavior, it is typically with the goal of lifting a sagging stock price.
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His predecessor as chief, Mark Fields, had come under pressure because of a decline in profits and a sagging stock price.
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They will not let impeachment go, now or ever, because they must counter their sagging – and President Trump's strengthening – political position.
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Now, with Mr. Christie's punches weakened by scandal and support among voters sagging, the State Assembly is refusing to go along.
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"The initial catalyst was weaker-than-expected Q3:18 guidance, which suggested sagging expectations for Star Wars Battlefront II," he wrote.
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Missing women haunt its frames, their faces on sagging posters and their names on the tongues of those searching for them.
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He had considered not coming at all until his wife told him it might give a sagging Rubio a morale boost.
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Another found that sagging wages in local labor markets exposed to Chinese competition reduced earnings by $2.4 per adult per year.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin may be more popular than ever among American Republicans, but in Russia his poll numbers are sagging.
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Soros said that he is "particularly worried about the fate of the EU" amid sagging economic growth and an ongoing refugee crisis.
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These days, the home&aposs sagging countenance, weathered clapboards, broken windows and overgrown shrubs contribute to the appearance of a haunted mansion.
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Mike Napoli is 1-for-19 with 193 strikeouts over his last six contests as his sagging season average dropped to .188.
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Anything revealing, such as low-cut tops, sagging pants, short-shorts, and "dresses that are up to your behind" are also banned.
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But as shopping has shifted online and styles have evolved, Ascena has been grappling with sagging sales and a large debt-load.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann says she underwent an "uncomfortable" treatment in February called Ultherapy to tighten up the sagging skin along her jawline.
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Even before Trump raised the prospect of U.S. companies leaving China, investors had worried about sagging global economic growth and trade conflicts.
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Increased blood circulation should help collagen production, which should help sagging skin — but an empty water bottle just won't get you there.
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It was later re-elected on a mandate to protect workers' and pensioners' rights, but opinion polls show its popularity ratings sagging.
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You can still share anonymous quips on the sagging college app, but now it's forcing you to add a handle and photo.
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It could spell sagging demand for European exports while further easing from China should weaken the yuan and export China's deflationary pressure.
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The five-year yield was flat at minus 0.125 percent, with overnight gains by U.S. Treasuries and sagging Tokyo equities lending support.
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This will also lift up your self-esteem, which was probably sagging when Mars was struggling through tumultuous Scorpio during the retrograde.
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The Czech economy grew over 4 percent in 2015 although sagging oil and commodity prices have dampened price growth in the country.
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The deal to sell Alexa-activated devices could provide a modest boost to Sears' sagging sales, Retail Metrics President Ken Perkins said.
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More from New York Times:Google's AlphaGo defeats Chinese Go Master in win for A.I.Jared Kushner's other real estate empireMovie ticket sales sagging?
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NASCAR, which is struggling with sagging ticket revenues and television ratings, will open its 2017 season in February with the Daytona 500.
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The bank has previously reduced commercial lenders' reserve requirements and relaxed some lending rules in order to lift up sagging economic growth.
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But today's hip-hop stars no longer sag, and that's the primary reason sagging has gone out of style, fashion experts say.
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Today's hip-hop stars aren't going to be caught on the red carpet in jeans sagging around their butt, Smith-Strickland said.
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U.S. crude prices fell after a meeting between Saudi Arabia and Venezuela failed to reassure investors of measures to bolster sagging prices.
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The furor over the islands appeared to rattle Mr. Sisi, catching him by surprise, and dealt another blow to his sagging popularity.
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Trump is halfway into or out of a grin, and sagging to leeward like a butter sculpture left out in the sun.
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We saw mile after mile of sagging electrical lines and telephone poles snapped in half or leaning precariously over roadways and intersections.
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But he did not touch on sagging demand that has hit parts of the economy in recent months, especially the auto sector.
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By joining a sports behemoth that garners the highest ratings in television, Twitter hopes to pump air back into its sagging fortunes.
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Doctors have stopped looking at wrinkles and sagging skin in isolation and are considering how volume loss in one area affects others.
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Sewing was chosen as the bank's new CEO amid frustration over continuing losses at the German lender and a sagging share price.
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The city's market is hardly sagging; rather, high prices and low inventory may be causing buyers to spill over into surrounding areas.
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There, amid the dust and scrub and sagging old-timey wooden buildings, Charlie lords over a gaggle of hangers-on, mostly women.
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Though black activists had "caused the sagging walls of segregation to come tumbling down," King said, their work was far from over.
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The hit to the auto industry, which employs eight million people worldwide, comes as output from the world's factories is already sagging.
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But the report notes that Strange's sagging poll numbers are making White House aides wary of tying Trump to a potential loser.
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Many Alabama Republicans believe that Strange's sagging favorability score came in part because of voter frustration with negative attacks from his allies.
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Other data points from throughout Trump's and past administrations suggest the President cannot count on the economy to help his sagging ratings.
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They&aposre saturated with all kinds of different substances, and claim to address everything from sagging to dullness to blemishes to dryness.
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The revised marketing strategy is starting to gain traction against a backdrop of sagging gun sales and a rise in mass shootings.
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At times the music seems to lose its way altogether, sagging precariously early on, as if Ms. Shaw had lost the blueprint.
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Coughlin, 73, had been in trouble for weeks because of the team's sagging record (now 5-9) and several questionable roster moves.
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But in the late 1980s, with milk prices sagging, they began selling off their 260 milking cows and diversified their farm strategy.
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It's a stark departure from the pre-Trump era, when sagging ratings provoked a move away from breaking news and political programming.
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Be it Germany or Japan, state-paid bonuses aim to amplify the patter of little feet in homes amid sagging fertility rates.
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He tilts to the left like a Leaning Tower of Bureaucrat, arms sagging, as he waits for his turn at the microphone.
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But Wright's vision is blurred thanks to Mason Plumlee, who's sagging way off Valanciunas and wasn't buying Green as the play's focal point.
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"Sagging refining margins at a time of weak crude prices sends a very telling message to us that demand is underperforming," he said.
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The president's tweet came days after Nordstrom said it would not sell his daughter's brand in the upcoming season due to sagging performance.
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Achieving the goal that soon, however, looks increasingly tough in view of Abe's sagging popularity, a key LDP lawmaker told Reuters on Wednesday.
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It's the sort of thing that sounds intensely labored over[...] swooning and sagging with the piecemeal accumulation of memorable melodies and strange instrumentation.
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The erstwhile "bond king" sued the firm after being pushed out in 2014 over sagging investment returns and a clash of management styles.
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SAGGING GLOBAL DEMAND U.S. exports may also be sliding due to the effects of the U.S.-China trade war and economic weakness worldwide.
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He also wants to give a lift to consumer prices, which have been sagging after a welcome but short-lived bout of inflation.
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Also called mastopexies, lifts tend to be favored by women who are experiencing sagging, drooping, enlarged areolas, and/or loss of skin elasticity.
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The repo rate cut of 0.25% and the change of stance from 'neutral' to 'accommodative' is key to supporting the sagging economic growth.
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Trump's speech coincided with sagging poll numbers in key swing states, as the Republican nominee has lurched from one controversy to the next.
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The data could give some respite to concerns that the U.S. factory sector is sagging under the weight of a slowing global economy.
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"I question if the Fed will want to hike rates in June amid this uncertainty, downturn in inflation and sagging confidence," he notes.
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A merger of their own would boost their sagging valuations, but as with the Fiat transaction, perhaps, politics and egos have stalled progress.
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From sag to high fashion Both Farmer and Floyd said they started sagging to imitate the way their favorite rappers dressed in videos.
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But you knew you knew the face: Tanned with sagging bags under the eyes and a sparse thatch of hair atop his head.
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But despite a strong economy, the GOP's woes are evident in Trump's sagging approval rating and Democrats' edge in the generic congressional ballot.
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More recently, the index spiked after President Donald Trump was elected, reached its highest reading ever in August — and has been sagging since.
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Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle championed the tax as a health issue and a vehicle for shoring up the county's sagging budget.
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What's more, they found that sagging wages in local labor markets exposed to Chinese competition reduced earnings by $213 per adult per year.
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Sitharaman, in her maiden budget last week, raised taxes on the super rich and gold imports in a bid to revive sagging growth.
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Advanced Bee Venom Repairing Eye Serum Plus It's no secret that the skin around your eyes is particularly prone to sagging and wrinkles.
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Every decline in the lira amplifies the country's problems and heightens the danger of a vicious circle of rising prices and sagging growth.
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With the defender sagging a full step off of the screener, the guard then sprints around James to receive a dribble hand off.
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This culture of baggy clothes, pants sagging, backwards hats also came with a sense of hypermasculinity that was religiously practiced in my community.
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Alexandria Ocasio Cortez' formal endorsement of Sanders on Saturday was a much-needed burst of energy for the Vermont senator's sagging presidential fortunes.
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People say they see a difference in the lessening of wrinkles and sagging skin and in the dewiness and softness of their skin.
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Gerasimov is sixty-one years old, and is always photographed in a stiff, forest-green military uniform and with a perpetually sagging frown.
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Though Biden remains the front-runner nationwide, some polls showed his campaign sagging in the early primary states of Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Papa John's, the official pizza company of the NFL, earlier this month suggested the protests were to blame for their sagging sales numbers.
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The CEP Progressive+ Compression Run Socks 2.0 provide firm pressure without sagging through the course of the day, making them comfortable and effective.
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Much of this history is fading into oblivion, sagging walls propped up with outsize beams to stop whole ghost streets crashing to dust.
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In Egypt, the index slid 20.5 percent with real estate firm Palm Hills Development sagging 25 percent and Emaar Misr down 6 percent.
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A once super-famous actor with age-spotted temples and sagging pecs, he now gets mistaken for Nicolas Cage or maybe Val Kilmer.
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Several states and local governments have sold tobacco bonds with some using the proceeds as a one-time boost for their sagging budgets.
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The government, which faces elections in 2019 and is sagging in opinion polls, controls 153 lawmakers in the 300-seat parliament and should succeed.
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The sagging polls and likely early election will add pressure on Australia's Treasurer Scott Morrison to issue a voter friendly budget on May 3.
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There are sagging boxes in my parents' attic, marked Do Not Open Until 2010 in my optimistic little kid handwriting, that are still unopened.
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"There is no way to spin or sugarcoat these sagging numbers," Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll, said in a statement.
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As economists search for explanations for sagging productivity, some are asking whether the inability to focus for longer than a minute is to blame.
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We all know the toll that too much sunshine, alcohol, and junk food can take on our complexion; think wrinkles, age spots, sagging skin.
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Two years of sagging oil prices and mounting debt have forced the Mexican oil firm to seek equity partners to help fund key projects.
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In addition the company's one-star reviews on Facebook include reports of severe bruising, weight gain, sagging skin, increased cellulite, nausea, and menstruation changes.
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Other market-based indicators, like a sagging dollar and depressed interest rates, suggest an economic environment that doesn't warrant further action from the Fed.
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Another problem was that wages carried on rising despite sagging productivity: unit labour costs are 10-15% higher than those of Finland's trading partners.
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The Wednesday survey is a bright spot for Trump, who has seen sagging poll numbers in recent weeks both nationally and in battleground states.
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As it decides on how quickly to boost rates, the Fed has dealt with a sagging global economy and U.S. inflation below its target.
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But instead of expanding the universe of the first season with original ideas (ala Aliens), they just added a whole lot of sagging weight.
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For the original saggers -- the young African-American men who sparked the trend -- sagging became an act of self-expression, a form of art.
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On Wednesday, monthly trade statistics will probably reflect a continued weakening in global appetite for China's exports, as well as sagging demand at home.
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Will she run for a fourth term next year in the face of unrelenting attacks from her Bavarian sister party and sagging popularity ratings?
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Apart from a small chest of drawers, also painted black and topped with a sagging cardboard box, the room had very little in it.
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Finland is a country of weary, stoical sad sacks, with sagging faces, who sit behind desks, eat bland food and play in rockabilly bands.
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Everyone's hair is unkempt, and their skin is wrinkled and sagging; the men's faces are unshaven; their bald pates are shiny, veined and spotted.
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International real estate In the culturally rich city of San Miguel de Allende, home prices are sagging after a recent surge in new construction.
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Some Republicans in the border state saw that event as a major misstep, pointing to her sagging numbers in the weeks following the visit.
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That's significant because it suggests that Ford himself believes poor messaging has been a significant factor in Ford's weak performance and sagging stock price.
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Because craft beer sales have been soaring, even as sales of the big brands, despite costly marketing and Super Bowl ads, have been sagging.
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Billowing green nets, intended to keep the sun from melting the ice, hung heavy with white powder, sagging toward the surface of the rink.
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With so much social isolation, disruption to normal life, and a sagging economy, mental health is also likely to be a challenge for many.
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Happily our political world is somewhat more humane than Rome's, and no fate so vile and vivid awaits any of our sagging republic's leaders.
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A mattress with good support helps keep your head, shoulders, hips, and back in a relaxed, neutral position with no bending, sagging, or pressure.
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Monetary authorities also already resumed their asset purchase program last fall, buying 2000 million euros of bonds each month to stimulate the sagging economy.
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The women still had visible rolls and cellulite and sagging bits — all the features of a human body that have been marketed as flaws.
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Apple dropped its annual goody bag of new gadgets and updates on old standbys, including three new iPhones aimed at drumming up sagging demand.
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The experience struck a chord for many Chinese white-collar tech employees, who are now facing sagging returns for long hours at the office.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump has spoken of spending a trillion dollars over the next decade to rebuild and repair the nation's sagging infrastructure.
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So with polls sagging, Trump and his campaign have issued contradictory signals over whether he'd be willing to moderate, leading to even more confusion.
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It contributed to Bush's job approval rating sagging to 85033 percent in his second term, the second-lowest rating ever recorded for a president.
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Others show more candid moments: an older woman sitting on a sagging armchair or a young boy with his arm around his brother's shoulders.
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Apple is the big story right now as its shares are poised to fall at the open on reports of sagging iPhone X sales.
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A lot of that comes down to the Heat practically begging Lowry to shoot, sagging off of the guard when Valanciunas dives to the rim.
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But the wet socks felt very heavy and were kind of sagging off her toes in the extra space at the front of her shoes.
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Allure reports that threading facelifts — in which a doctor uses a barbed thread to lift sagging skin — were approved by the FDA back in 2004.
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Paul Nassif and Terry Dubrow can fix up the sagging skin on her butt, but for now, she's stuck layering on clothing for a lift.
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He said Wednesday he thinks the market is fully valued and faces hurdles from a sagging global economy, sluggish earnings and the U.S. presidential election.
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Don't get me wrong: every one of Netflix's Marvel series is overlong by about three episodes, sagging in the middle before getting to the climax.
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So far, says Stuart Graham of Autonomous, a research firm, the effects of negative interest rates on banks' already sagging profitability are hard to pinpoint.
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A few of the tire shops on East Erie Avenue were still open; plastic bags fluttered in the sagging concertina wire that lined the tracks.
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Scientists have discovered that suspending fragile 3D-printed structures in a Jello-like goo while the liquid ink hardens keeps them from warping or sagging.
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Australia on Tuesday unveiled a budget package high on new taxes changes but low on measures to boost sagging growth, prompting some skepticism among analysts.
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Unfortunately the weak momentum and sagging share price could make it tough to recruit a top talented to replace Conrad officially or fill Andreou's role.
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I remember one particular set of photos of black men sagging their pants and images of queer boys on the pier twirling in the sunlight.
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The continuing sabotage of the Libyan oil industry was another blow to the prospects that Libya, North Africa's primary oil producer, can reverse sagging exports.
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After decades of neglect, U.S. infrastructure is cracking, sagging and exploding — and pressure on old systems is growing as cities swell and the climate changes.
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No matter whose pants you see sagging, no matter who you see getting high ... that doesn't have to be our story because it's around us.
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KAMPALA, Oct 22 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling was stable on Tuesday, underpinned by some hard currency inflows from non-governmental organisations weighing against sagging demand.
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The statues featured Trump's signature coif and grimace, along with the sculptor's imagining of a sagging derriere, and a sprawling gut overhanging some miniscule genitalia.
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The Australian dollar declined 0.15 percent to $0.7393 , trimming some of its gains after rising roughly 0.4 percent on Friday against a broadly sagging dollar.
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I'd go for a medium if I were ordering again, because they do run firm, but it's been a delightful bed that's experienced no sagging.
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Equities were expected to continue sagging in the European session, with spreadbetters forecasting a slightly lower open for Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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But with sagging revenues and high costs, his casinos had too little money for renovations and improvements, which are vital for hotels to attract guests.
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The one gripe I have is that the straps aren't adjustable, but they weren't so long that I felt like I was sagging at all.
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American demand for cars is sagging, and production is shifting from saloon cars to other larger vehicles such as SUVs, as well as electric cars.
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Among the 12 baths inside are a jacuzzi and one that delivers a mild electric shock, said to stimulate sagging muscles and (say men) libido.
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We're used to hearing about the sagging middle class, but in 2015, the middle class experienced its most income growth in nearly half a century.
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The fabric is seriously stretchy and comfortable, so while it looked small at first glance, it actually fits really well — no pinching or sagging anywhere.
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Researchers, politicians and pastors alike boil down the decline of black neighborhoods on cultural factors like black women's marital practices, sagging pants and absent fathers.
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In July, Matt Levatich, the chief executive of Harley-Davidson motorcycles — featured prominently at rallies of bikers supporting Mr. Trump — blamed politics for sagging sales.
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Abe is traveling to Washington next week for discussions with Trump, as the Japanese leader faces a growing scandal at home and sagging approval ratings.
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Apple is also facing this dilemma — its smartphone sales are sagging, and it needs to find additional avenues for growth like services and new devices.
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Other bidders included Puerto Rico, which is struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria and is in the process of restructuring its sagging finances in court.
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That financial advantage, combined with the President's sagging approval ratings in the Badger State, should be enough to keep the seat comfortably in Democratic hands.
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John Coppolella spoke confidently in August about the future of the Atlanta Braves and the efforts of their front office to resurrect the sagging franchise.
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It's unclear whether the Shreveport Police Department ever arrested anyone solely for sagging pants since the law was only meant to result in civil fines.
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Colt completed its trip through bankruptcy last year, while sales and profits at Smith & Wesson's parent company have plummeted and its stock price is sagging.
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The S. & P. 500-stock index returned to positive territory for the year, after sagging 3 percent on Wednesday and wiping out 2018's gains.
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Looking up, I saw the ceiling of the space was covered with wasp nests, sagging precariously over the thousands of people moving through the market.
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The blow to the auto industry, which employs eight million people worldwide, comes at a time when output from the world's factories is already sagging.
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However the details end up, Mr. Trump's sagging popularity and his souring relationship with Republicans in Congress have jeopardized his ability to win their support.
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There was nothing there but an expanse of gravel and a set of sagging clotheslines on which cottage dwellers hung their wet swimsuits and towels.
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Barely a week ago, with her poll numbers sagging, Ms. Le Pen tried to rally her base with a raw appeal against Muslims and immigrants.
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Working out without proper support can also lead to sagging breasts later on down the line, worse workouts, and even altered breathing while working out.
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SpringOwl wrote a 99-page white paper criticizing Viacom - the owner of Paramount Pictures, MTV and Nickelodeon - for poor governance and a sagging stock price.
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But the second film meanders, sagging in the middle, and devoting far too much time to a final showdown between our protagonists and their foe.
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On Tuesday, China is set to report its weakest full-year growth figure in 25 years on the back of slowing output and sagging investments.
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It could result in sagging demand for European exports while further easing from China should weaken the yuan and serve to export China's deflationary pressure.
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With two major deadlines in front of him, he worked furiously, sitting on a sagging old sofa surrounded by overflowing ashtrays and empty beverage containers.
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It was a testament to Ben McAdoo, the first-year coach, and the many first-year Giants who breathed new life into a sagging team.
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Now, with passage rates sagging, the state will make it easier to pass the test, which is required to be licensed as a practicing lawyer.
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Turns out Abercrombie & Fitch's solo act is going OK. The youth-oriented apparel company has been plagued with sagging sales over the last four years.
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Opposition parties have branded them a crude move by the leftist government to shore up its sagging popularity before the European parliament election on May 26.
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McDonald's is attempting to reverse its sagging fortunes in Japan with the launch this week of a new menu item: french fries smothered in chocolate sauce.
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By early in the week, a sagging front, along which nearly daily thunderstorms have been forming in the Southeast US, will end up in the Gulf.
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Of the 203,421 entrants 65 and older in a marathon field of about 52,000, I'll surely be among the slowest, with floorboards creaking and joists sagging.
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With inflation both below target and falling, tightening monetary-policy seems like a bad idea—especially when you consider that household's inflation expectations are sagging, too.
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The country's lawmakers should also pass some of the many pending bills aimed at energising the sagging economy, which may barely grow by 2% next year.
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Signs of a sagging euro zone economy, together with worries about the rise of euro-sceptic political parties within member countries, have hurt the single currency.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Meal-kit delivery service HelloFresh could prove to be the corporate equivalent of a soufflé: enticing at first glance, but prone to sagging.
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Schlumberger, which is to report fourth-quarter results on Friday, has turned to the more lucrative business of managing large projects to boost its sagging results.
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But the company relented slightly in November by reducing those prices and eating some of the cost of the import tax amid reports of sagging sales.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield was at 2.786 percent after touching a near two-month low of 2.743 percent overnight on sagging Wall Street shares.
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Perrigo's announcement comes nearly five months after activist shareholder Starboard said the Dublin-based drugmaker must make immediate improvements to turn around its sagging stock price.
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The automaker announced earlier this week it was cutting 1,400 salaried jobs in North America and Asia as it looks to boost its sagging stock price.
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Quebec City lost its beloved Nordiques to Denver in 1995, partly because a sagging Canadian dollar boosted costs in a league dominated by U.S.-based teams.
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Following the latest round of demonstrations, the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong on Monday called for "firm" government leadership to restore sagging business confidence.
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Imagine the sagging breasts, the flabby tum tum, the far-less-than-pert buttocks, and for the coup de grace, creative depictions of the male genitalia.
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Mexico's economy was already plagued by shrinking growth rates and sagging oil revenues, making its currency one of the world's worst performers even before Trump's victory.
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Most farmers depend upon federal crop insurance to gird against losses such as are likely this year, when bumper crops are expected but prices are sagging.
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"There is no way to spin or sugarcoat these sagging numbers," Tim Malloy, the assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll, said in a press release.
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But the bodylock is the difference: if he gets it, Nurmagomedov will be sagging his weight on McGregor and throwing him around when he wants to.
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Instead, half measures left the group vulnerable to sagging gas prices – as when they dropped 35% in the second quarter compared with the previous three months.
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"It's beautiful," I told Mohammad Sahi, 216, an officer in the Afghan national police, as we stood on a sagging thatched roof in the afternoon sun.
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Niall Stanage explores the "restructuring" that the senator's campaign envisions amid her sagging polls and tepid fundraising and asks the key question, especially after former Rep.
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Now, as student enthusiasm for the law wanes, financially pinched schools need to decide whether sagging applications are a temporary blip or a fundamental course correction.
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Barnes & Noble kept up with Amazon at first, but its sales started sagging in 2013, when revenue fell 4 percent, according to the company's annual report.
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Sagging U.S. farmer incomes and soft fertilizer prices have pressured crop nutrient producers, even as new capacity for nitrogen and potash comes on stream this year.
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Signs of financial trouble — like a plunging pound and sagging consumer confidence — have multiplied in the weeks since the country voted to leave the European Union.
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Given the new version of the iPhone doesn't boast any conspicuous upgrades, it could be that Apple's sagging fortunes in China continue in the short term.
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The announcement is welcome news for a slew of small U.S. farms that have suffered from blowback to President Trump's trade battles and sagging commodity prices.
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Greece's leftist-led government, which is sagging in opinion polls, is refusing to adopt more austerity measures, saying the country is delivering on its bailout promises.
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Despite the challenges, Mitsubishi is a central piece of the government's plans to nurture a broader industry and to provide a lift to the sagging economy.
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In the 1990s, however, astronomers learned how to build telescopes with thin mirrors that relied on computer-adjusted supports to keep them from sagging or warping.
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West Virginia had been averaging 18 turnovers in its last three wins but committed only 10 with short-handed Oklahoma State sagging back in the zone.
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Lewis battered his opponent with a storm of punches, even holding up Bruno's sagging head so that he could land a monstrous blow across his face.
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But if we fast-forward, to you, aged 40, catching the reflection of your sagging cheek in the mirror, will this tattoo bring back fond memories?
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Light rays will bend as they traverse a gravitational field, just as a marble rolling on the sagging mattress will follow an arc around the sleeper.
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Five minutes later, a shirtless man with sagging brown corduroys and a pair of children's fairy wings strapped to his back tapped me on the shoulder.
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Qualcomm has been grappling with a sagging stock price — it was down 20 percent in the 20153 months that ended Thursday — and its fight with Apple.
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Unlike the country's large urban centers, the rural area of northern France has seen uneven market growth in recent years, with prices sagging and sales increasing.
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The stranglehold of this doctrine of "shareholder-value maximization" over corporate decision making has been a leading cause of inequitable incomes, unstable employment, and sagging productivity.
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The effort has since been supported by Democratic and Republican legislators as a way to help shore up the sagging Atlantic City casinos and state racetracks.
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Companies trying to lure young recruits have snack pantries that would make a '90s slacker pull up their sagging pants and tighten their fully adjustable belt.
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Will these star-studded mini-pageants be enough to entice the advertising industry to make some big purchases at a time when television ratings are sagging?
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A new national survey by the Pew Research Center found that the leap in Republicans' optimism about the economy's direction has far outpaced Democrats' sagging outlook.
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But opposition parties have branded them a crude move by the leftist government to shore up its sagging popularity before the European parliament election on May 26.
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But the official praised Abadi's emphasis on reform and decentralizing authority from Baghdad, which is needed to boost Iraq's sagging economy and improve the delivery of services.
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In doing so, he appears to touch his holstered gun but it's unclear whether or not he was reaching for it or pulling up his sagging pants.
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They're darker and less succint than her more calligraphic work, with lines that collapse like a balloon losing air, knot together or waver like a sagging jawline.
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Built in 1907, it was a charmingly ramshackle Edwardian stadium, with its covered roofs sagging slightly with age and its terraces sprouting the odd patch of weeds.
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His initial popularity as president rested on the war he had waged against Chechnya in 1999, and his sagging ratings were restored by the war in Ukraine.
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Satellite is sagging, but Sling TV is a bright spot; it's growing and stands out from rivals as the most inexpensive of the major internet TV services.
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Nonetheless, JD is coping with sagging morale as large-scale layoffs hit executives and a new pay scheme threatens to depress income among its armies of couriers.
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Pros: Four cubbies, attached clothing rod Cons: Some reviewers complained about sagging Buy the Whitmor 4 Section Fabric Closet Organizer for $20.46 Buy on Amazon for $20.46
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Given his sagging popularity — his ratings are the lowest of any president in the last 25 years — Mr. Peña Nieto seemed eager to declare the success personally.
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TOKYO, May 143 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average edged up on Tuesday, drawing support from a sagging yen and a rise in U.S. shares to record highs.
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Europe's refugee crisis could boost the region's sagging growth by forcing governments to ramp up public expenditure, according to European Economic and Financial Affairs Commissioner Pierre Moscovici.
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Cities as large as Atlanta debated the merits of the law, and whether sagging pants posed an indecency risk or were simply a mode for free expression.
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His pick-and-rolls are unhurried, and he's already picked up the nuance that is holding off a trailing defender while putting pressure on the sagging big.
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The vacuum pump to which the catheter was connected made a brief humming sound, then collapsed with a loud whoosh, like an elephant sagging to its death.
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Sagging did begin in prison, but for a more banal reason: Prisoners were often issued clothing that was too large for them and they couldn't wear belts.
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"When you're already on the margins, (sagging) is your way of giving the middle finger to the sensitivities of the very system that oppresses you," she said.
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After a few months in school, two Salvadoran boys wearing oversized shirts, sagging pants, and light-blue bandannas sat down next to Juliana in her math class.
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But Robyn looked more like him than he realized, although she was smooth and bland with childhood and he was hoary and sagging from fifty years' experience.
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Trump has remained confident about his reelection chances despite sagging approval ratings, boasting last week that "nobody is going to come close" to defeating him in 2020.
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The lock walls are cracking and sagging, the hydraulic pipes are paper thin, concrete is crumbling, metal is rusted through, railings are gone, and seals are leaking.
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But the sagging public company hopes to make itself accessible and indispensable by allowing more than just its in-house curators and partnered news publishers make Moments.
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Ms. Redstone put the blame, in large part, on Mr. Dauman for Viacom's sagging fortunes and did not believe he was the one to revive the company.
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The proposals, by the hedge fund Greenlight Capital, which owns a 3.6 percent stake in G.M., were aimed at bolstering the sagging value of the automaker's stock.
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And last week, Mr. Immelt unexpectedly announced plans to retire after 16 years in the top job, amid a sagging stock price and pressure from activist investors.
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But despite winning some social peace, a youth bulge, sagging growth rates and economic pressure could result in the country's next implosion, as the protests have indicated.
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The Rams also bolstered their sagging offensive line, a bulwark last season, by acquiring center Austin Corbett, a second-round pick in 2018, from the Cleveland Browns.
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On a recent Friday evening, the teenagers made their way across the studio floor — sagging from decades of jumps and lunges — as they practiced Chinese lion dancing.
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In the late 1970s, with New York's professional basketball teams sagging, students began rooting for two local hockey teams, the Rangers and the Islanders, Rabbi Schiller recalled.
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Republicans are moving at a rapid pace to vote on the healthcare measure after President Trump delivered an ultimatum late Thursday night amid a sagging whip count.
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OPEC and its allies, including Russia, have been trying to stabilise prices in the face of sagging global demand and rising supplies, particularly from the United States.
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Recently, however, I happened to catch a glance of my backside, and let's just say I wasn't too thrilled with the sagging specimen reflecting back at me.
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Tsipras switched some ministers around in an effort to improve government work and boost his party's sagging popularity ratings, and also brought in a few new faces.
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Because of sagging attendance in Florida, baseball's commissioner, Rob Manfred, announces that Grapefruit League game between Yankees and Phillies will determine home-field advantage in World Series.
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Indian Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a slew of measures on Friday to revive sagging investment in Asia's third largest economy including a cut in corporate taxes.
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It was in talks to be acquired, but the buyer pulled out last-minute and investors weren't willing to pour any money into the sagging game show.
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It's clear, though, that Twitter isn't afraid to make drastic changes to the product in its effort to jump-start user growth and its sagging stock price.
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The Fed, with the help of the ECB and the PBOC, still has a lot of work to do to lift the world's sagging output, demand and employment.
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The Greek government which is sagging in opinion polls, says it will not pass any more revenue-raising measures beyond what has been agreed in its bailout package.
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A parade of sagging structures, weedy lots, and flimsy posters beckoning families to enroll in such-and-such school flew by as the minivan bounced along the highway.
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Democratic leaders have little to show for their opposition to Trump up to now, despite the president's sagging poll numbers and public friction between him, Ryan and McConnell.
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Disney also said it took a $23 million charge to cancel its sagging Infinity video game line and will focus only on licensing characters for games going forward.
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Signs of a sagging euro zone economy, together with worries about the rise of euro-sceptic political parties within EU member countries, have hurt the zone's common currency.
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HONG KONG — Last year, with smartphone sales sagging, Samsung Electronics said it would orchestrate a turnaround using the components that power electronics — things like chips, screens and circuits.
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Be Black, it suggests, but not Black in public — sagging pants, drop-out rates, senseless crimes, and the welfare state are all to blame for Black people's problems.
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Yes, the word storage makes us think of sagging brown moving boxes and dark, dusty attics... but thanks to Amazon, home organization doesn't have to be so drab.
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But I wear a vaginal pessary, a sturdy silicone ring, slightly smaller than my palm, which sits neatly under my cervix as a crutch for my sagging uterus.
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Sales of beauty care fell 2.4%, sagging in western Europe and North America, and hit by stock issues in China, although the professional haircare business kept growing strongly.
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But this serum not only combats aging skin and fine lines but also helps to reduce sagging, firms and lifts, and helps to get rid of dark circles.
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There's going to be a time when I'm old and I'm wrinkly, and my tits are sagging, and me face has gone south, then I can chill out.
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With sagging wage growth at the top of the interest-rate setting committee's radar, the agents have been tasked with collecting first-hand information on pay from businesses.
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It's all small moments, like Nathan Drake's sagging shoulders when he loses at Crash Bandicoot, Elena's expressive eyebrows, that express emotion even when the voice lines don't, immediately.
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India's government operates a federal scheme to provide 100 days of work each year to one member of every rural family, in an effort to boost sagging incomes.
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The reason for sagging subscriber rolls isn't rocket science: customers are tired of paying an arm and a leg for bloated bundles of channels they didn't ask for.
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It may give us the first sign of whether Trump's sagging poll numbers could be a threat to the GOP's control of the House in the 2018 elections.
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Lacey's mug reveals decades of sun and single-malt Scotch—the hooded lids, the sagging chin, the lines running like canyons down his face and into his neck.
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Trump, without evidence, has blamed his sagging poll numbers on a rigged election, and said the media had fixed the opinion polls in order to inflate Clinton's numbers.
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However, the company's shares are down nearly 90 percent since its IPO as the meal-kit service provider has struggled to boost sagging sales and turn a profit.
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But it suggests she's sagging in part because of temporary — and presumably reconcilable — divisions among Democratic voters, rather than the movement of centrist independents away from her campaign.
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It wasn't just my sagging body, which absolutely disgusted me, but when I looked in that mirror I felt like I, at 27, had a choice to make.
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There comes a time when homeowners can no longer ignore the leaky roof, broken heating and A/C unit, outdated plumbing system, or sagging floorboards in their house.
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Her sagging political fortunes came to embody widespread public anger over systemic corruption and a battered economy, largely a result of policies she enacted during her first term.
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And with weak morale, a sagging share price, and losses mounting, Snap might not have the momentum it needs to recruit top talent or lure more big acquisitions.
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If its hardware business starts sagging, whether from cannibalization or a weak launch/bad hardware, it can point investors to its strong software revenue and keep them happy.
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With its profits sagging and a growing thicket of legal and regulatory disputes, Qualcomm has gone from a lion of the cellphone industry to a plum takeover target.
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The vans, he thought, were in terrible shape, with worn tires and sagging suspensions, and he said he'd witnessed at least one driver smoking marijuana on the job.
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And across the complex, there were instances of unmanned security posts, poor record-keeping, papered-over security cameras, rodent infestation, water leaks, sagging floors and expired fire extinguishers.
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He showed me in his mirror how he would be able to fix the neck, some of the sagging and then after that I would have no problems.
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But you can take a stroll down memory lane right here if you'd like to treasure her 125 pounds of sagging skin folds and love all over again.
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Both parties are fundraising intently ahead of the 2018 midterms, with Democrats confident that President Trump's sagging favorability and historic trends have already put the House in play.
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Having risen to the top tier of Democratic candidates over the summer, she had for weeks been grappling with slowing momentum, sagging poll numbers and, reportedly, strategic disarray.
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There, black men complained of being stopped by the police for trivial reasons, like grabbing at their sagging pants or turning on their blinkers too soon while driving.
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The last, Mother (2013), captured the birth of her twins and early motherhood—a profound but intense season when stretched skin, sagging breasts, and other changes set in.
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Other notable details: Turns out Abercrombie & Fitch's solo act is going OK. The youth-oriented apparel company has been plagued with sagging sales over the last four years.
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As the waters recede, Houston families and insurance agents are surveying the damage to the city: water-logged homes, ruined appliances, sagging roofs, and streets littered with debris.
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A reshuffle would be testament to Tsipras's delicate balancing act between implementing painful bailout reforms and boosting his leftist Syriza party's popularity ratings which have been sagging for months.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 21.6 (IFR) - Asian financial markets rallied today on the Bank of Japan's shock move to adopt negative interest rates in order to revive the country's sagging economy.
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But as its profit margins have shown signs of sagging, with the industry seeing more competition crop up online, textbook giants have increasingly veered toward the "inclusive access" model.
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For example, free radicals cause damage to proteins including collagen and elastin, which can lead to fine lines, wrinkles, sagging, loss of elasticity and brown spots, according to Katta.
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Nigeria, which produces 1.8 million barrels a day of crude, was excluded from a recent deal between cartel members that restricts output in order to boost sagging oil prices.
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Police apparently thought the teen was armed because he was trying to hold up his sagging pants as he ran, according to a lawsuit filed by Murrietta-Golding's father.
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Doomsayers' forecast predicted oil prices sagging amid no deal in Doha, but the market has traded firmly, even as oil producers threaten to continue pumping crude into the glut.
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The result of all the injury issues and sagging play on both ends is a team that's 2367 games out of a playoff spot with only 29 games left.
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"While it isn't the equivalent of a facelift, it is great for someone who is just starting to see signs of aging and sagging of the skin," Schlessinger says.
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Over a few generations, Ishee has used traditional techniques to breed out many troublesome conditions, such as the sagging skin and oversized head that make many mastiffs look goofy.
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As for Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer, the more German voters see of her earthy conservatism the less they seem to like it, and the CDU's poll numbers are also sagging.
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Like Illma Gore's infamous portrait of the Republican presidential nominee come to life, the hollow work has a micropenis adorned with golden curls, lying below a bulbous, sagging belly.
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He wasn't wearing sagging pants, a do-rag or any article of clothing that might make someone to jump to the conclusion that he was a thug, she said.
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The vast majority of OPEC's member states are feeling the pinch of sagging oil, as revenue derived from exports is used for lavish public spending and pacify domestic pressures.
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They sit, carefully placed apart on a white couch, a space wide enough for a man to sit between them, their sagging breasts and passive flesh clothed in negligees.
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A weaker renminbi, or yuan won't necessarily lift China's sagging economic growth rates, contrary to market expectations, warned an advisor to the People's Bank of China monetary policy committee.
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The euro had briefly dropped during a media conference with ECB chief Mario Draghi, who pointed to sagging inflation and the need for further monetary policy stimulus in Europe.
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The shake-up allows incumbent aides to run in parliamentary elections next year, analysts said, and turns a page for an administration facing a sluggish economy and sagging popularity.
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German 10-year yields are also being pushed down by domestic concerns, Commerzbank's Rieger said, with European growth indicators sagging and Italian political concerns rumbling on in the background.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey is using the worst kind of demagogy to distract attention from his sagging poll numbers and burnish his reputation as a Trump-style Republican.
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One of the minor procedures seeing an upswing in popularity is earlobe fillers, and not just with older people, who might see their lobes wrinkling and sagging with age.
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Mr Chollet contrasts this with the lack of balance Mr Obama inherited from Mr Bush: a tanking economy, over 150,000 troops deployed in two wars and sagging American prestige.
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The organization, which includes Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria and Venezuela, last met in Doha, Qatar, in April, when it failed to agree on halting output amid sagging crude prices.
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Already trailing unbeaten and Tom Brady-less New England by two games in the A.F.C. East, the Jets have a sagging defense, an erratic offense and inconsistent special teams.
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The Fed's plan to raise rates is in contrast with other central banks, which are further loosening their policies in the hope of kickstarting sagging growth in their economies.
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A severe slowdown in hiring during May and weak business investment even outside the sagging energy sector had raised questions about the U.S. outlook even before the Brexit vote.
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Republicans had never expected to be competing for a Senate seat in ruby-red Tennessee, but Bredesen's cross-party appeal and Trump's sagging popularity have made the race competitive.
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"Three or four of us would be using the same needle," said Melissa Sword, 30, who lives in a neighborhood of sagging homes here known as the North Side.
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Their benefits are strong edge support and excellent bounciness, but they are prone to sagging, producing the classic squeaky bed sound, and they don't contour well to the body.
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Indonesia's central bank on Thursday cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 7.25 percent to support sagging economic growth, the first rate change in 11 months.
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The stopgap bill moved the deadline to hash out government funding from midnight Friday to January 82, and injected some life into the sagging Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
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Tsipras, who is sagging in opinion polls and whose term expires in 2019, controls 153 lawmakers in the 300-seat parliament and he is expected to pass the bill.
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Long before a late 2018 stock market drop left many hedge funds with losses for the year, Balyasny's returns had been sagging, prompting investors to worry and want out.
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Arabtec has been struggling for more than two years because of a sagging construction market, as well as internal strife among shareholders and a number of senior management changes.
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And there are flashes of insight: As the knights celebrate the communion-like ceremony of the Grail, they drop their hardy outerwear and reveal suits of exaggeratedly sagging flesh.
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Hey had been here since August, since the encampment had started to grow, in a sagging tent called "the Pretty Princess Palace," close by Tito's camp in Oceti Sakowin.
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Most of her village has been razed as part of a program to relocate residents away from fields where subsiding coal mines have left the earth sagging and unstable.
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But Qualcomm, the longtime leader in cellphone chip technology, has been grappling with a sagging stock price and investor wariness that the Apple fight will continue for some time.
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Another wall sculpture, "Neon Templates of the Left Half of My Body Taken at Ten-Inch Intervals," is an unprepossessing network of weakly glowing light tubes and sagging writing.
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The alluringly ramshackle Maison Eureka is a 175-year-old Victorian-era home replete with uneven doors, a sagging roof and broad chunks of shingles absent like gap teeth.
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The test also paves the way for the banks to pay the largest dividends in almost a decade, a boon for shareholders who have suffered years of sagging returns.
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But now Obama is arguing that Trump is the weak one, more eager to deflect responsibility than buckle down and fix problems — in this case, his sagging electoral prospects.
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He employed Iwata's manager and caddie, Mei Inui, to carry his bag, and he said she lifted his sagging spirits when his lead shrank from seven strokes to two.
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Central Europe's monetary policymakers have been stuck in a holding pattern for several months even as the European Central Bank and others ease policy to shore up sagging economies.
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In a 2017 piece called "Pedestal (Dress Form)," she took a traditional dress form and remodeled it after her own torso, complete with a slight paunch and sagging shoulders.
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You can even fail completely and still win, because no one will ever send you a letter of rejection over your sorry meringue, as they would your sagging prose.
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Shares of Alphabet underperformed the already sagging broader tech sector following a New York Times report that some advisers to the president are discussing subjecting Google to more antitrust scrutiny.
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In Europe, France's 10-year bond rates turned negative on Tuesday after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi signaled a willingness to do more to boost the continent's sagging economy.
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"Hyaluronic acids such as Juvederm and Restylane can fill out sagging facial skin and areas of facial weight loss such as the temples and under the eyes," Rey tells PEOPLE.
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The euro fell early after a press conference from European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi who pointed to sagging inflation and the need for further monetary policy assistance in Europe.
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Earlier this year, Alberta's government called for temporary oil production cuts in the province to boost sagging prices of Canadian crude due to pipeline bottlenecks that led to an oversupply.
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In an interview last week, Teva CEO Kare Schultz said both Teva and Lilly have been gaining share with new customers, while Amgen's share of new patients has been sagging.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other officials said they are concerned about sagging inflation expectations and made it clear they want inflation to return to the central bank's 2% target.
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The crowd rallied around frontrunner Bernie Sanders, and offered an enthusiastic show of support for Elizabeth Warren, who's sagging in polls and badly in need of a post-Iowa bounce.
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HYDERABAD (Reuters) - India needs to encourage ecommerce and reduce red tape to help small businesses sell online and export goods to help revive sagging domestic economic growth, a senior Amazon.
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The 43-year old leader, whose Syriza party is sagging in opinion polls, was catapulted to power in 2015 promising to end the belt-tightening and tear up the bailouts.
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In the bass and drum I saw barrage balloons sagging over the Corniche, two men clinking martini glasses at the bar of the Cap D'Or, grimacing at the dreadful gin.
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Chinese shares also lost steam after two days of strong gains following guidance from Chinese officials, including Vice Premier Liu He, to major investors to support the sagging stock market.
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One thing's for sure -- he's got Bieber's look down lock, stock and barrel ... from showing off his tatted torso to even sagging a bit and giving Supreme some free press.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump publicly chastised General Motors CEO Mary Barra on Monday over her decision to close four plants in the US because of sagging demand for sedans.
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Having sagging breasts and wrinkles may not make you feel so great about yourself (especially in our youth-obsessed culture), but those things don't make sex physically impossible to enjoy.
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At his home there in Windham, he sketched meadows bordered by picturesquely sagging fences and encroaching railroad lines and textile mills; his visitors included John Singer Sargent and Childe Hassam.
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Airstrip One, formerly known as Great Britain, with its "rotting nineteenth-century houses" and "crazy garden walls sagging in all directions," is defined by war—a war that never ends.
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OPEC's 14 oil producing nations agreed on Wednesday to modestly cut their collective oil output later this year in an effort to bolster sagging prices, according to a cartel official.
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A clothing bar with hangers jutted out from the wall in place of a closet, and mine was sagging a bit from years of supporting the weight of heavy clothes.
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But employee morale is sagging, and he is under increasing pressure to show that he can create a bank that is profitable yet not a danger to itself and others.
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But it has had difficulties attracting foreign investment to increase its sagging oil and natural gas production because of security concerns, corruption and investment laws that some companies find onerous.
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The pilot looks slick, but punchlines that should zip end up sagging, since Pfister's clearly far more comfortable painting Arthur's washed-out world than playing with the Tick's Technicolor weirdness.
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Construction workers were rehabbing the Numbers House, one of the Heidelberg Project's few remaining original structures, a sagging white frame house that Guyton had covered in a strange numerical code.
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The N.F.L. will have to wait at least another year for a Patriots-Steelers showdown that would have been a shot in the arm to the league's sagging television ratings.
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The proposals at G.M., by the hedge fund Greenlight Capital, which owns a 0003 percent stake in the company, were aimed at bolstering the sagging value of the automaker's stock.
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Udoka Azubuike was the lone post player for the Jayhawks, though he encountered first-half foul trouble and did not score against the Cowboys' sagging zone until 14:3 remained.
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How Mr. Poroshenko expected the Trump administration to help lift his sagging fortunes ahead of Ukraine's presidential election, held in two rounds in March and April this year, is unclear.
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At first, we thought it might be related to the work that had been done to clean out the damp, crumbly basement and sagging crawl space before we moved in.
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It scares me to think we might miss out on the opportunity to relish our sagging bodies and overstretched tattoos because we'll be too busy working until the very end.
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In lieu of Pynchon's frontier fantasy, my search results were topped by "Mason: Remington Ranch, Book 203," a romance whose cover featured a chiseled young man in sagging leather chaps.
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The common currency had briefly dropped during the press conference of ECB chief Mario Draghi, who pointed to sagging inflation and the need for further monetary policy stimulus in Europe.
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Despite sagging profits, they are ramping up research-and-development spending at a time when industry focus is on electrification and automation amid demand for vehicles powered by cleaner technologies.
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His lines — which run the gamut from pure form and geometric abstraction to evocations of wrinkled, sagging flesh in his portraits of old men — consist of repetition, increment, and pattern.
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And like summer, just as the timeline seems to be sagging into the shape of a chill, droopy hammock forever, it snaps back into place without warning, knocking my teeth together.
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Out of convention and insistence by the government, the king's death has inflicted a somber mood across Thailand that has extended to impact certain sectors of the country's already-sagging economy.
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All the families gathered in the cobwebbed basement lined with chipped linoleum, and sat at the sagging particle board tables for bowls of kimchi stew and bibimbap at post-service lunch.
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But instead of sagging into irreversible decline, the 32-year-old might now be having his best season, taking up the mantle for a team overburdened with injuries to key players.
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Earlier this year, the Trump administration had weighed escalating sanctions by targeting Venezuela's oil sector, but now sees less immediate need to do so given sagging production by the OPEC member.
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Dreadful state election results, sagging poll numbers and the troubled state of its coalition with the Social Democrats (SPD) had sapped morale and boosted calls for Mrs Merkel to step down.
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But if Mr Trump's capriciousness makes the geopolitical effects of his presidency hard to predict, the hit to Europe's self-confidence, already sagging after a string of crises, will be immediate.
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The kingdom's banks are facing a challenge time as growth in lending and deposits is constrained by sagging oil prices, which has weighed on spending by the government, companies and consumers.
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With nominal front-runner Biden sagging in the polls after a disappointing first debate performance, Warren rising at Bernie's expense, and Harris surging, the race looks more wide open than ever.
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In a world where commodity prices are sagging and governments are falling over each other to improve their connectivity, the strategic value of any individual connection or source of supply erodes.
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But even after four price drops, a failed auction, and unsuccessful marketing tricks over the years, the property remains unsold and faces significant selling challenges, including a sagging suburban luxury market.
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The kiwi has lost about 6 percent of its value so far this year with a run of weaker-than-expected economic data including sagging business confidence weighing on the currency.
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Many factors account for sagging new-business formation — from slow economic growth, to a widespread belief that starting a new company is just too difficult, to regulations and tight lending standards.
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Cormier being allowed to enter Johnson's range under wild strikes, and then stick to Johnson, constantly transitioning, sagging on Johnson and threatening takedowns, was what allowed him to steal the fight.
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Unfortunately, the desk mount stand wasn't sturdy enough to keep the heavy phone and case securely in place; it kept sagging down instead of keeping the screen pointed at my face.
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The Chinese Communist Party doesn't trust the invisible hand of capitalism alone to encourage entrepreneurship, especially since it is a big part of the leadership's strategy to reshape the sagging economy.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who is sagging in opinion polls, said on Wednesday that Greece would not pass any more revenue-raising measures beyond what was agreed in its bailout package.
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Prescribed Reading Medical knowledge is evolving at warp speed, spinning out reams of new information into sound bites, articles and more and more new health books to overload your sagging shelves.
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Both acquired everyday infielders from the sagging Minnesota Twins in July, with the Diamondbacks getting third baseman Eduardo Escobar last Friday and the Dodgers getting second baseman Brian Dozier on Tuesday.
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In a country where ordinary people are left sagging under the weight of medical debt, student loans, ramped-up housing costs, and climate change inaction, these committee selections offer little comfort.
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Sagging ratings have also hit other big entertainment awards shows, including the Oscars, which in February was watched on TV by just 34.3 million Americans compared with 43.7 million in 2015.
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Russell's arrival will surely lift Towns's sagging spirits in the midst of the Wolves' 53-27 slide that, along with a knee injury, kept Towns from earning an All-Star berth.
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Mr. Fields had come under pressure because of a decline in profits and Ford's sagging stock price, as well as concerns about whether Ford was falling behind on self-driving cars.
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Sagging oil prices and the collapse of the natural gas boom from excessive production was a major contributor to the weak small-town and rural performance over that period, Muro says.
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But my $88-a-night second-floor room — overlooking the bombed-out seaside palace of the Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie — had corroding fixtures, a sagging mattress and a broken toilet seat.
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He succeeded Mark Fields, who had come under pressure because of a decline in profits, a sagging stock price and concerns about whether Ford was falling behind on self-driving cars.
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WASHINGTON — The witness slumped a bit, digging his dress shoes into the blue diamond carpet pattern, mouth sagging at the sides like a hound who knows he has defied his master.
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Unfortunately, years of water damage (from things like leaky steam pipes and overflowing bathtubs), paint jobs and inadequate repairs can cause sagging ceilings and rotting walls that often require new plasterwork.
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If Apple steals the longtail of the dev crowd, Facebook may have to rely on a few key partners and its own sagging ingenuity to dream up AR fun that attracts teens.
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Posts that appear to be made by officers from Dallas, Phoenix and Philadelphia all shared a similar meme showing a Confederate flag above a picture of two black men with sagging pants.
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National Amusements gave no reason for the removals, but it was seen as a big step toward a management shake-up at the media company, which has been struggling with sagging ratings.
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The company also confirmed Reuters' report of a reverse stock split to prop up its sagging share price, which had been below C$1 since late January, its lowest in 25 years.
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Each different layer of foam reinforces a different aspect of comfort, from the top's focus on hugging curves and providing bounce to a sturdy bottom layer to prevent sagging without being stiff.
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"There's very little inventory right now, particularly in prime neighborhoods," said Elaine Hung, spokeswoman for Sotheby's Canada, noting that the sagging Canadian dollar is helping drive interest from offshore and newcomer buyers.
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In the pic the actor stands in front of a mirror as he shows off his toned body, sagging his jeans just enough to reveal the Ellen logo on his boxer's waistband.
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It comes after British online fashion retailer ASOS triggered a sell-off in stocks around the world on Monday when it raised concerns about sagging trading spreading from stores to ecommerce players.
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Buffeted by bad press, saddled with sagging approval numbers and tethered, as ever, to Twitter — but for one morning, at least, President Donald Trump spoke only of Easter eggs and happy children.
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Tsipras, who was catapulted to power in January 2015 on promises to end austerity but was later forced to sign up to a new bailout, hopes to boost his sagging poll ratings.
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The commodity sold off after the meeting between the world's largest oil producing countries in Doha failed to produce a deal to freeze output which was aimed at boosting sagging crude prices.
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Brownback has blamed that on other factors like a sagging commodities market, but most of the states around Kansas have been able to grow jobs at a faster rate in recent years.
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So, I'll want to decorate a bedroom, or finally sort out these sagging record shelves; but then a fence will blow down, or the shower explodes (which it did, right before Christmas).
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All of that definitely signals this is the perfect closer for TV's favorite roommates, amid sagging ratings, a sharp downturn in buzz, and cast members themselves saying this could be the end.
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He took over as chief executive in 202016, with a mission to boost sagging production and repair missteps made under former CEO Rex Tillerson, including expensive bets on natural gas and Russia.
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It was a perfect day for sagging: a balmy, sunny afternoon in downtown Atlanta, lunchtime crowds filling the sidewalks, young men checking out and flirting with women on the city's bustling streets.
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Macy's longtime chief executive, Terry J. Lundgren, will step down next year, the company announced on Thursday, as the retailer grapples with sagging sales and broader changes in the ways people shop.
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The clues are at once vital, finicky, and dull, and Branagh, perhaps fearful that his tale might be sagging, peps it up with escapades that would have had Christie dropping her teapot.
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A 64-year-old man loaded a shopping cart with $380 worth of DVDs at a Walmart in Florida and made for the door, holding up his sagging pants as he ran.
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In the foreground, to the left of the frame, is a man whose armband marks him out as some kind of steward, his old and very worn jacket sagging from his shoulders.
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Scarcely had he offered this brief reply when I saw Experience approaching, and the columns of the portico of hypotheses began tottering, its vaults sagging and its floor opening under our feet.
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The role of the Sears board has become an increasingly pivotal position as the retailer grapples with declining sales, a sagging debt load and multiple stakeholders trying to protect their own interests.
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He lives with his fiancée, Tiera Glover, their 3-year-old daughter and her two sons in Warren, in a worn house with green plastic furniture planted under the porch's sagging roof.
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He suggested that Mr. Trump was only coming as part of a "desperate" strategy to improve his sagging poll numbers and in explicit terms he urged Americans not to vote for him.
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Unemployment, at 4 percent, is still well below what most policymakers believe is sustainable, but inflation has only recently reached the Fed's 2 percent target and now shows signs of sagging downward.
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The final act is a listless shamble toward vague transcendence, with Parsifal bathed in light as the knights — sagging flesh safely covered — slowly spin in place, a Baselitz starburst looming over everything.
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Tapping into a vein of blue-collar resentment that's both thematically rich and uncomfortably current, the writer and director, Joseph Martin, is not above using tricks to bolster an occasionally sagging narrative.
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Charlie Corcoran's semi-immersive scenic design puts a dilapidated brick wall on one side of the orchestra seats; a neat facade opposite, windows aglow; and, up above, laundry hung on sagging lines.
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With news that many of them could soon be on their way to the United States, they applauded and embraced in the outdoor plaza, where sagging clotheslines intrude onto the basketball court.
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To the Editor: President Bashar al-Assad's evil and miscalculated actions against innocent children and women gave President Trump the perfect opportunity to shore up his sagging approval ratings since taking office.
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SAMHI Hotels' filing comes days after the government slashed corporate taxes and the goods and services tax on hotel rates in an effort to boost private investment and revive a sagging economy.
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Photo: 22017 (Pixabay)The US likely experienced its third consecutive year of a sagging life expectancy in 2017, based on preliminary data published this week by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Thanks to advancements in technology, the ability reduce some of the excess fat or tighten up the sagging skin that accompanies aging recently has become a possibility for individuals beyond the upper class.
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In that perennial spirit (no pun intended) of "everything old is new again," a group of followers have begun renovating the sagging home, with the hope of transforming it into a spiritual center.
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In October that same year, with oil prices plunging and confidence in the deal sagging, it amended the filing to say that it was going to take an activist position in Baker Hughes.
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The index fell back from a one-week high of 94.165 overnight after a rally triggered earlier this week by a sagging euro stalled as long-term U.S. Treasury yields continued inching lower.
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The European Central Bank signalled last week that it is likely to cut interest rates deeper into negative and adopt more easing measures in September to shore up the sagging euro zone economy.
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Achilleos has been working with the brand for years now, and pinpoints the so-called Meristem plant stem-cell technology as the secret sauce that fights hyperpigmentation, firms up sagging skin, and more.
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A summit in Doha among the world's largest oil producing countries ended without an agreement on Sunday, as country leaders failed to strike a deal to freeze output and boost sagging crude prices.
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The negotiations are being held as Dish tackles subscriber losses and Viacom tries to turn around sagging viewership ratings, as online video services such as Netflix Inc and Hulu have become more popular.
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The race was viewed nationally as a gauge of whether Trump's sagging approval ratings are a drag on Republicans that could threaten the party's control of the House in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Ford Chief Executive Mark Fields said the decision to cancel the new Mexico factory was the result of sagging demand for small cars in North America and not because Trump was elected president.
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Goldman Sachs predicts the dollar will be fetching 7 yuan by the end of the year, from 6.5 currently, amid expectations for looser monetary policy and the government's desire to boost sagging exports.
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The $350 treatment — which counts Meghan, Jennifer Lopez, Gwyneth Paltrow and Kate Moss as fans —targets sagging facial muscles through deep lymphatic massage, including the unusual technique of massaging from inside the mouth.
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The Nikkei initially slipped as much as 4.72.14 percent on a combination of sagging Wall Street shares, a stronger yen and slumping crude oil prices before ending midday up 0.03 percent at 19,448.55.
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I did have some difficulty assembling it, which is more on me than the table — the Ikea couch I put together last year is sagging already and I am notorious for stripping screws.
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The second discussed France's elections and the swirling of Russian government-funded fake news stories that aimed to revive one candidate's sagging fortunes by claiming, falsely, that he had surged in the polls.
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They see an erratic and embattled President who is dogged by infighting, firings and resignations among his top aides, sagging public approval numbers and an ominously expanding investigation of possible ties to Russia.
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Evans championed this policy in 2010 to deal with sagging inflation, but ultimately the Fed rejected such an "extreme" idea as too difficult to undertake during an economic crisis, Evans said on Tuesday.
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"In the meantime, no one wants to bid up to buy dollars, and it all depends on U.S. interest rates, which are still soft-ish, so the dollar is still sagging," he added.
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CHICAGO, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Live cattle futures fell to a roughly 1-1/2-month low on Monday, sagging on worries of reduced demand for beef and cattle in cash markets, traders said.
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But with Strange sagging in the polls, Trump surprised political observers last week and came to McConnell's aid — giving Strange his "complete and total endorsement" and recording robocalls on the Alabama senator's behalf.
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That's interesting in itself, and it's cool that the pieces look like they're sagging, but it's not clear to me why the illusion of instability and immanent collapse is important to the work.
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Instead of sagging off him once he put the ball on the floor, though, the Clippers too often sent a third man to help, giving the six-foot-eight Ingles clear passing lanes.
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The story this time hangs on Eddy's efforts to revive her sagging public relations career, a slender narrative thread that Ms. Saunders adorns with bright bits, much like a string of Christmas lights.
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Brick-and-mortar retail chains, known for sprawling stores that stock a bit of everything, are trying to lift sagging sales using a different strategy: cozier spaces that sell very little of anything.
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Outgoing ECB President Mario Draghi oversees his final meeting Thursday, and he was expected to want to drive home a final round of easing to help boost Europe's sagging economy and stimulate inflation.
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Long before Hurricane Maria ripped into Puerto Rico on September 20, it was clear that one of the island's greatest vulnerabilities was its decrepit, sagging power system almost entirely dependent on fossil fuels.
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People described the 2016 referendum as a chance to get London's attention after generations of elected leaders neglected its sagging economy, which was devastated after the shipbuilding industry collapsed and the mines closed.
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And the shareholders who have put up with years of sagging returns finally look set to get their rewards as the banks prepare to pay out the largest dividends in almost 10 years.
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Greek government officials said last week that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras - who is sagging in polls - would welcome an IMF exit, hoping it might help conclude the review without legislating more austerity now.
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But with Strange sagging in the polls, Trump surprised political observers last week and came to McConnell's aid — giving Strange his "complete and total endorsement"and recording robocalls on the Alabama senator's behalf.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 286 (Reuters) - U.S. House Democrats on Wednesday will unveil a proposed $760 billion infrastructure spending bill over five years that aims to rebuild sagging roads and bridges and reduce carbon pollution.
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But most of the other dwellings were sagging duplexes or four-family apartment buildings with chipping paint and bedsheet curtains, next to vacant lots and empty houses with boarded-up doors and windows.
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The renewed focus on harassment allegations could become a significant political problem for Trump, who is already grappling with the special counsel investigation into Russia's election interference, as well as sagging approval ratings.
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One such next week is due to decide what steps they should take in the face of plunging consumer confidence and a sagging pound after last month's vote to leave the European Union.
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Chief Executive Paul Reese in papers filed in Bankruptcy Court in New York said Pacific Drilling's Chapter 11 petition followed more than a year of efforts to overcome sagging demand for its services.
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This strategy has been met with approval from a key right-leaning constituency being wooed by Mr. Macron, whose approval ratings have only recently begun to edge up after sagging to record lows.
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A patchwork group of engineering groups and nongovernmental organizations have taken to the streets to assess the status of structures whose sagging frames pose dangers to neighboring buildings as well as passers-by.
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Hood By Air's collection, however, riffed on the modifications that wearers make to those designs—details like slashing, cropping, and sagging, which typically define a look only after professionals have finished their work.
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In cruel lighting, you will look like the villain in a classic horror flick — dark circles under your eyes, creases in your brow, wrinkles tracing around your mouth, sagging cheeks and moonscape complexion.
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Investigators in Gwinnett County say the suspects -- who apparently like to wear sagging pants -- have stolen approximately $100,000 in products from Cricket Wireless stores, hair salons and gas stations, among other Atlanta-area businesses.
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Tsipras, who faces national elections in 2019 and whose popularity is sagging, said the country would legislate the additional measures sought by its lenders but implementing them was contingent on securing further debt relief.
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After the clock ran out, Brady walked into the locker room with his head sagging, while Manning soaked up the joy of winning, as the orange, white and blue confetti rained down on him.
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Volkswagen currently builds the VW Passat passenger car in Emden but the sedan segment has suffered from sagging demand as customers flock to buy sports utility vehicles, prompting a review of the factory's future.
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A summit in Doha between the world's largest oil-producing countries ended without an agreement on Sunday, as leaders failed to broker an agreement to freeze output in order to boost sagging crude prices.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull set the stage for early elections on July 2, despite signs his personal popularity is sagging, by recalling parliament in the boldest gamble of his short leadership.
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The wooden trusses—made of trees cut down in 1160 or so—were specially braced with an extra plate linking them to the walls, and clasps to keep them from sagging across the span.
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I question what any of us are doing paying money to be here, when London's sagging 19th century transport infrastructure means there are plenty of armpits you can sniff on the Tube for free.
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That will be further bolstered by the Alberta government's controversial decision to mandate output cuts of 8.7 percent, or 2270,2000 bpd, to help boost sagging Canadian crude prices, a plan which Canadian Natural supports.
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They have a quasi-mandate to maintain financial stability, but what we have experienced looks like nothing more than an appropriate re-pricing of risk in light of falling commodity prices and sagging inflation.
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Opening up new ad inventory for search could reinvigorate the sagging revenue growth rate that, combined with Facebook's privacy and security scandals, has put intense pressure on Facebook's leaders Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The S&P 22015 is close to its record high as earnings season heats up, but one of the major drivers of the market's advance - stock buybacks - looks to be sagging.
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But the act of fighting off Cormier's constant attempts—the lifting of one leg, the threat of a cradle when Johnson began to stand, sagging on Johnson with the seatbelt—wore on Johnson quickly.
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Now, a University of Southern California study has found a link between depression and sagging testosterone levels in new dads, adding physiological weight to the argument that postpartum depression isn't just for women anymore.
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In February, Shreveport Officer Traveion Brook fired at Anthony Childs, a 31-year-old black man, eight times during the course of a police chase that reportedly began after a confrontation over sagging pants.
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United Airlines Chief Executive Oscar Munoz told employees the U.S. airline would likely need to cut additional flights in the wake of sagging demand because of the coronavirus outbreak, the airline confirmed on Sunday.
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Apple: At its yearly product unveiling, the company dropped its goody bag of new gadgets and updates on old standbys, including three new iPhones aimed at drumming up sagging enthusiasm for its flagship moneymaker.
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"The North Koreans see a U.S. administration in a weakened position due to the impeachment effort and Trump's sagging polling numbers," said Suzanne Dimaggio, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Russia and other oil producers agreed on Saturday to join OPEC nations in a rare, coordinated reduction in oil output meant to lift petroleum prices and revenues to shore up their sagging government budgets.
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TOKYO, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Japanese manufacturing activity shrank at a faster pace in December than in the previous month as output slumped, underscoring growing pressure on businesses from sagging demand abroad and at home.
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The automakers this year have been deliberately dialing back sales to rental-car companies, which often generate little to no profit, while struggling to keep retail sales from sagging further, according to industry analysts.
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By taking steps, even incremental ones, to improve U.S. access to Cuba's agricultural market, the administration could help boost sagging U.S. farm prices, grow export revenue, and create desperately needed jobs in rural America.
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With its bohemian alcoves and sagging benches that double as beds for wayward writers known as Tumbleweeds, the bookstore has drawn millions of curious souls seeking to imbibe the spirit of a bygone time.
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But even if Ossoff had won outright, the sheer amount of money poured into his race could still have ultimately undermined the idea that Trump's sagging approval ratings will negatively affect down-ticket Republicans.
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"I thought they were great," coach Brad Stevens said after his top four reserves combined for 60 points, 18 rebounds, 15 assists and five steals in a 113-103 blowout of the sagging Orlando Magic.
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Galaxy, one of six listed casino operators in the Chinese territory of Macau, has been hit by sagging demand from high roller Chinese gamblers due to a pervasive crackdown on corruption and slowing economic growth.
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It's hard to bring something new to a table already sagging beneath its own weight; she's a charismatic anarchist who treats people like playthings, and both the audience and Sherlock have dealt with this before.
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But why then do so many designers and bloggers recommend gladiator sandals, which make my calves look like sagging sacks of white jelly, or open thong sandals, which are, quite literally, thongs for our feet?
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The fund, Starboard Value, has taken a 4.6 percent stake in the pharmaceutical company and has urged it to take steps to bolster its sagging stock price, according to a letter sent to Perrigo's board.
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Ever since, I'd wanted to go back and see the small campus, with its cluster of midcentury dorms and surrounding streets of general decrepitude: sagging rowhouses; low-end shops; pubs and the occasional greasy spoon.
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By 1981, when Mr. Tinker was hired to resurrect NBC, the network was in the doldrums, with dismal ratings, sagging profits and defections by viewers, affiliates and advertisers, all of which threatened NBC's very survival.
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Roger Cohen The British vote to leave the European Union has had many consequences, among them a plunge in sterling, sagging business confidence, an identity crisis in Britain's two main political parties, confusion and uncertainty.
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TOKYO — Despite sagging public confidence in its ability to encourage growth, Japan's central bank on Wednesday raised a key economic target and said it would continue to pump money into the economy until it succeeded.
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The U.S. central bank hiked rates three times in 2017 in response to robust growth and falling unemployment, despite sagging inflation which has fallen short of a 2 percent goal for more than five years.
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If, as a child, I had been able to visit Ho's office in Hong Kong, on a block of sagging gray warehouses in one of the city's industrial zones, I might have been less impressed.
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Whoever wins will have to contend with Illinois's vastly underfunded pension systems; worries about residents fleeing the state; and a sagging economy downstate, where manufacturing jobs have disappeared, leaving many residents unemployed and financially struggling.
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The conservative New Democracy party, which scored a clear victory in EU parliament elections last month, abstained from the vote, saying it was a last-ditch effort by the government, to boost its sagging popularity.
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Alberta, home of the world's third-largest oil reserves, has struggled for years as congested pipelines weakened prices and forced the provincial government to curtail production, a rare move aimed at bolstering sagging crude prices.
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She would have been the first to head a member of the DAX, the blue-chip share index—but only a few weeks ago thyssenkrupp was ditched from it because of a sagging share price.
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Despite the company's insistence that the change was the result of sagging demand for small cars in North America, it stoked fears that Trump's protectionist rhetoric could indeed pose serious threat to the Mexican economy.
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Down in a gully, covered in sagging aluminum siding with some of its woodwork rotting, is the Dafoe Hospital, the nursery that was home to the sisters for the first nine years of their lives.
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It felt like the end of a successful wedding reception, between the general aura of slightly libidinous booziness and the exhausted older guests, bow ties askew and gowns sagging, collapsed in chairs around the perimeter.
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Japan has the world's third-largest economy, but it has been struggling to lift a lackluster growth rate and escape the trap of deflation — sagging consumer prices associated with weak output and declining living standards.
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Struggling with sagging sales over another crucial holiday shopping season, Macy's announced on Wednesday that it was eliminating more than 10,000 jobs as part of a continuing plan to cut costs and close 27 stores.
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The company reported "a fair amount of bad news " for the quarter as it experienced shipping delays from some vendors, sagging sales in markets hit hard by the oil crash and a failed marketing campaign.
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The skin becomes more prone to wrinkling and sagging, and fine lines start to become deeper, especially the areas with facial animation—the forehead, between the eyebrows, the corners of the eyes, and around the mouth.
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OPEC and other leading global oil producers led by Russia agreed in December to cut their combined oil output by 1.2 million barrels per day from January to prevent a supply glut and boost sagging prices.
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Imagine these theories printed out on yellowing newsprint, taped to a wall and connected by sagging lengths of yarn, and you'll have some idea of what my Twitter mentions have been like over the past day.
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They wanted to create a moisturizer with two missions: strengthen the collagen fibers in the skin ("The network that keeps the skin up and prevents it from sagging," Dr. Sinclair says.) and improve hyaluronic acid levels.
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With multiple key political indicators pointing to a defeat -- including sagging poll numbers in swing states, no money spent on television ads and his fellow Republicans' reluctance to endorse him -- a tune-up was in order.
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MONTREAL/EDMONTON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Foreign investors are snapping up ski chalets and commercial properties in Canada as a drop in the nation's sagging currency in the past two years means their money buys much more.
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The expectations have changed in recent weeks to a conventional wisdom in which Iowa is Mr. Cruz's to lose and Mr. Trump is sagging there with a less-than-stellar ground game to mobilize his voters.
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Far more transactional than transformational in character, the statement's release was a clear effort to boost the organization's sagging political and economic fortunes, which in Gaza have reached crisis proportions, and to improve relations with Egypt.
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The three major auction houses are set to auction off more than $1 billion worth of fine art this week, marking a test of whether collectors can shrug off turmoil in Washington and sagging stock markets.
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That has led to a nervous few weeks for traders betting Match would fall further and join other freshly listed stocks struggling to keep sagging stock prices above their IPO levels, including Pure Storage and Etsy.
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Apple, meanwhile, has seen its stock plunge amid concerns about sagging demand for the new lineup of pricey iPhones and its decision to stop disclosing unit sales for smartphones -- not to mention the latest tariff concerns.
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The A$1.95 trillion ($1.34 trillion) economy has hit a soft patch now after 28 years of recession-free growth with retail sales slowing, housing prices subdued, construction activity sagging and consumer and business confidence sliding.
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Those who support the idea of turning Europe into a federal state are even hoping that the crisis set off by the British vote will invigorate their sagging cause, a prospect that is unlikely to fly.
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But the very attributes of the property that threatened the community in Baltimore—the abandonment and neglect evident in every sagging floor and broken window—are what made it so attractive to an investor in Houston.
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It was a job accomplished with metal mallets, screwdrivers and a power drill — a process that resembled, in living tissue and in miniature, removing a sagging and overgrown front deck from an otherwise well-loved house.
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Better described as the white plastic thing that sits at the center of the pie, the pizza saver was invented by Carmela Vitale on February 10, 1983 to prevent the box's inevitable sagging into the pizza.
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Measures of consumer and business sentiment have been sagging in recent months, both because of political and stock market turmoil as well as concerns that new tariffs could continue to raise prices and disrupt supply chains.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government, in the budget for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2020, on Friday announced credit guarantees to support NBFCs in a move aimed at boosting lending and reviving a sagging economy.
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In its pitch, the company vowed that in return for $7.2 million, it would raise the PRI's sagging image — and destroy the reputation of its biggest competitor, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the leader in the polls.
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Beto O'Rourke, the former congressional representative from Texas, used strong early fundraising as a buttress against sagging poll numbers in the spring, but raised just a fraction of his eye-popping total in the second quarter.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate is scheduled to begin voting shortly on an historic $2 trillion bill to stimulate the sagging economy and rush federal funds to medical centers struggling to respond to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Frankfurt — The European Central Bank on Thursday set the stage for a renewed attempt to improve the eurozone's sagging economy, saying it was considering reviving a program meant to pump money into the region's financial system.
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The Firming Massage Head ($59) is amazing, as it tackles signs of aging like fine lines and sagging skin, so I love to use that to help with contouring the face before going in with makeup.
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But anyone hoping that a dose of testosterone will provide an easy antidote for sagging muscles, flagging energy and a retiring sex drive may find the results of recent government studies of the sex hormone sobering.
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The firm, Greenlight Capital, which holds a 3.6 percent stake in G.M., has proposed to shareholders that they replace three of the company's directors as part of a larger effort to lift its sagging stock price.
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Some of the most intriguing work I saw came from the young local artist David Alekhuogie, whose lush, flower-festooned photographs of young black men in sagging jeans shiver with both political ire and sexual potency.
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As CEO, Bakish engineered a turnaround plan for the company's struggling movie studio and TV networks and boosted badly sagging staff morale, keeping Redstone in the loop through it all, people familiar with the situation said.
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And the story of Apple's iPad, which launched in 2010, has gone from runaway hit to sagging sales to this current stage, where tablets have many clear use cases but also aren't taking over the world.
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But as the league finds more and more ways to attack from distance, a sagging big is an invitation to pull up for three, or drive and kick back to a popping center who shoots without hesitation.
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TORONTO, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Canada's housing market is overvalued in most major cities and overbuilding concerns have increased in the western energy heartland where a sagging economy has hurt demand, the federal housing agency said on Wednesday.
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It also forecast market growth this year of about 1 percent in Europe rather than a previously expected 1 to 2 percent due to sagging demand in Britain as the country prepares to leave the European Union.
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The government is particularly keen to find a way to get the excess reserves as it needs funds to stimulate a weakening economy hit by sagging consumption at a time tax collections have fallen short of target.
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The bank has long puzzled markets with a complex system of setting policy through multiple interest rates but it ratcheted up the difficulty last month by introducing new liquidity measures to shore up the sagging lira currency.
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The governor also wants lawmakers to place a constitutional amendment on the November 2020 ballot to replace Illinois' flat income tax with graduated rates - a key component of his long-term fix for the state's sagging finances.
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The combination of the thick granite tabletop, her even thicker high heels, and the condition of the worn, sagging leather seat cradling my ass meant that her mouth must've been a good seven feet from my ears.
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So it is with India's national bean counters, who are struggling to convince the world that an economy with idle factories, sagging exports and ailing banks grew by 7.5% in 2015, as their models purport to show.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Hedge fund Appaloosa LP on Tuesday urged pharmaceutical company Allergan Plc to split its chairman and chief executive roles, arguing that an independent chair could help CEO Brent Saunders boost the company's sagging share price.
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"Black don't crack" is a succinct way of saying that higher concentrations of melanin provide more protection against the physical signs of aging that result from UV rays breaking down collagen and elastin, causing sagging and wrinkles.
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With its sagging, waterlogged analog synths lines and hushed spoken word, this one's pretty unified in sound and spirit, shot through with the wistful discontent that breathes life into so much of the world's best synth instrumentals.
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China's factory gate inflation eased for the third straight month in May on sagging prices of raw materials, signalling a broader cooling in economic activity as profits are squeezed by slackening domestic demand and rising financing costs.
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Battered by criticism, sagging popular support and a high-profile corruption case involving her son and daughter-in-law, Ms. Bachelet has publicly vowed that she will not seek any elected office in Chile in the future.
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The apparent shift now, amid sagging ratings in the polls for Mr. Putin, "is a way to show the family is involved in building Russia, and it's not just Putin sitting in the Kremlin," Ms. Khrushcheva said.
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There were small houses—possibly the homes of former laborers at the defunct talc mine nearby—but no sign of life, except for the crows pecking along the street and around the trunk of a sagging linden.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's government spending surge helped the economy post its fastest quarterly growth in more than two years but sagging exports and global trade tensions pulled the annual reading to its lowest level since 2009.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Devon Energy Corp said on Tuesday it would lay off 300 workers, roughly 9 percent of staff, part of a plan to streamline operations and boost the shale oil producer's sagging returns and stock price.
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So in a quiet dignified manner, we decided to substitute tired feet for tired souls, and walk the streets of Montgomery until the sagging walls of injustice had been crushed by the battering rams of surging justice.
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The S&P 500 shed 0.17 percent overnight to pull back slightly from a record high scaled midweek, with industrial shares sagging after the United States and China imposed a fresh round of trade tariffs on each other.
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Samsung is reeling from sagging profits in its mobile division due to weak sales of flagship models, even as it boosted overall shipments by 6.7% and stayed on top with market share of 22% in the second quarter.
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In Mendelson's version — seemingly, a hybrid of the two genres — a rudimentary cage holding a round-bottomed bottle shaped like a light bulb sits atop a horse (or dog, or llama…) with splayed legs and a sagging spine.
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Illinois' deal comes just weeks after the new Democratic governor, J.B. Pritzker, unveiled a fiscal 2020 budget and a plan to rescue the state's sagging finances by switching to graduated income tax rates via a constitutional amendment process.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. gasoline prices at the pump fell to the cheapest in about a year-and-a-half on Monday, driven lower by sagging crude oil prices and excess supply of the fuel, market participants said.
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The oil-rich province took the unusual step this month of mandating temporary production cuts amounting to 325,000 barrels per day (bpd), or 8.7 percent, starting in January to deal with a glut in storage and sagging prices.
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Ford Motor said on Wednesday it plans to cut 1,43 salaried jobs in North America and Asia through voluntary early retirement and other financial incentives as the No. 2 U.S. automaker looks to boost its sagging stock price.
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The S&P 500 shed 74.733 percent overnight to pull back slightly from a record high scaled midweek, with industrial shares sagging after the United States and China imposed a fresh round of trade tariffs on each other.
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Brazile's duplicitous behavior is a symbol and symptom of the Democratic Party leadership -- which remains unwilling to admit that its chronic alignment with Wall Street, big banks and harmful trade deals has been key to sagging electoral fortunes.
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The BOK kept its policy rate unchanged in April at 1.75 percent but cut its 2019 growth forecast further to a seven-year low, bolstering views that it may cut rates soon amid sagging exports and muted inflation.
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Facing political headwinds back home -- including sagging approval ratings, an investigation into his campaign's ties to Russia, and this week a resounding defeat for Republicans in state elections -- Trump has basked in the thrall of making new friends.
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Russia accuses Poroshenko of manufacturing crises, both on the church issue and in the naval standoff that erupted on Sunday, in order to whip up Ukrainian national pride and boost his sagging popularity ahead of elections next March.
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And perhaps it is reasonable, in the abstract, yet what will we do in the future if this degree of taxation won't produce enough revenue to meaningfully help the very poor as well as the sagging middle class?
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How Trump -- who is desperate to find success amid sagging approval ratings and an investigation into his campaign's ties to Russia -- responds to Xi's overtures could help dictate the world's most important bilateral relationship for years to come.
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NYATIKE, Kenya, July 2288 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the fields visible from the bumpy dirt road leading to Ongare Owuoda's home, acres of maize plants with sagging leaves suggest farmers here will reap a poor harvest this season.
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When self-inflicted damage left Donald J. Trump's poll numbers sagging shortly after the Republican National Convention in 2016, the solution was to reframe the race around an incendiary issue that has animated Mr. Trump for decades: immigration.
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Nor did she mention that an immediate fracking ban is unworkable as a matter of federal policy and would, if it actually happened, help revive coal's sagging fortunes and (at least in the short term) increase US emissions.
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Recently Palm Beach Circuit Judge Paul Moyle ruled a Riviera Beach city law banning sagging pants is unconstitutional in the case of a 17-year-old who was arrested and held overnight in jail for breaking the law.
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She points to a bush sagging heavy with deep crimson berries just a couple feet away, and the pickup truck she is riding in halts to an abrupt stop on the single lane road, surrounded by prairie land.
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WASHINGTON, March 25 (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate is scheduled to begin voting shortly on an historic $2 trillion bill to stimulate the sagging economy and rush federal funds to medical centers struggling to respond to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Mr. Macron had come to France's rural heartland, where the economy is less than shining, hoping to connect with ordinary people, lift his sagging poll numbers and shed his image as the aloof, coldhearted president of the rich.
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India is likely to fund roughly $28 billion of its expenditure outlay in the upcoming budget for 2020/21 via off-budget borrowings, as it seeks to revive a sagging economy while keeping its fiscal deficit in check.
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Mr. Turnbull, whose popularity has been sagging over domestic issues, struggled on Thursday to cast the call in a positive light, fending off demands from the opposition Labor Party that he detail exactly what Mr. Trump had said.
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WASHINGTON, March 1 (Reuters) - United Airlines Chief Executive Oscar Munoz told employees the U.S. airline would likely need to cut additional flights in the wake of sagging demand because of the coronavirus outbreak, the airline confirmed on Sunday.
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It's an achingly moving performance that's shrewdly balanced by a small, heart-heavy turn from Richard Schiff as Anthony's lawyer, an anti-death row activist whose sagging affect suggests that he's spent a lifetime fighting a losing battle.
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India is likely to fund roughly $28 billion of its expenditure outlay in the upcoming budget for 2020/21 via off-budget borrowings, as it seeks to revive a sagging economy while keeping its fiscal deficit in check.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun, 64, will also be known as King Rama X. [The New York Times] • President François Hollande of France, sagging in polls, announced he will not seek re-election, a first under the current constitution.
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Angela drove him in an old truck to a shack at the top of a ravine overlooking papaya fields and gave him the task of cleaning the palm rats' nests out from under the shack's sagging pipe bed.
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CHICAGO, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures fell more than 1 percent on Friday, sagging under pressure from lower wholesale beef prices and slightly weaker trades in cash cattle markets in the southern Plains, traders said.
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These days, workout leggings may come with flat-locked seams that don't irritate your skin, mesh panels to keep you cool and dry in the right places, and extra-supportive waistbands to avoid sagging that interrupts your gym flow.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's central bank is expected to keep its benchmark policy rate steady on Wednesday for a fifth straight meeting, a Reuters poll showed, despite sagging growth, a strong baht and easing moves by other Asian central banks.
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Galaxy, one of six listed casino operators in the Chinese territory of Macau, had been hit by sagging demand from high roller Chinese gamblers for more than two years due to a crackdown on corruption and slowing economic growth.
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Originally written as a blog in the choppy dialect of Osaka, Japan's freewheeling western city, the novella put working-class women at its core: Makiko, an ageing hostess obsessed with her sagging boobs, and Midoriko, her reproachful teenage daughter.
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Comments last week from Fed officials suggested the stock market's steady rise, still low long-term bond yields and a sagging dollar are girding the Fed's intent to raise interest rates again this year despite concerns about weak inflation.
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President Trump's rollback of the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan this week will give a boost to one small but well-connected contingent: the coal industry, which contributed heavily to Trump's campaign in hopes of reviving its sagging fortunes.
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Another fund, CIC, styles itself as an independent global asset manager, but holds stakes in local banks, talks up foreign policy aims such as the Belt and Road Initiative, and wants approval to play in the sagging domestic stockmarket.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A petition calling for South Korean President Moon Jae-in to be impeached had gathered more than 217,000 signatures as of Monday, passing a threshold that will require a government response and underscoring Moon's sagging approval ratings.
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Kohl's said this month it would accept returns of select items bought from Amazon and sell Amazon devices at some stores in Los Angeles and Chicago, as it looks to drive traffic to its stores to boost sagging sales.
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The company is racing a financial clock, since Evergrande — which is currently mired in its own potential financial trouble in a sagging Chinese economy — isn't willing to advance more of the $1.2 billion that remains to be paid out.
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Company chairman Kwon Oh-joon, who has restructured affiliates and cut debts at the steel giant to help cope with intense competition from China and once-sagging product prices, was appointed for another three-year term early this month.
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Moreover, the fact that this meeting is happening at all is in itself news, because it highlights the growing realization among OPEC members, as well as Russia and Norway, that something must be done to boost sagging oil prices.
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If the project goes ahead, it will be a game changer for Canada's natural gas producers, which currently face steep discounts for their product because of sagging demand in the United States and a lack of other export markets.
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Coke still gets about 70 percent of its volume sales from sodas and its sales have fallen in the last three years on sagging demand for sugary drinks, which health experts and governments have blamed for rising obesity levels.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Qatar's economic growth slowed in the second quarter to its lowest rate since the global financial crisis because of a sagging oil sector, while sanctions by other Arab states inflicted minor damage, official data showed on Sunday.
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Since then, a sagging Chinese economy and a slowdown in spending growth on Alibaba's platforms have meant that despite solid results, the company's share price has not returned to the level it reached on the first day of trading.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar held steady on Monday, its recent rally running out of steam on the back of sagging U.S. yields as investors wound back expectations that the Federal Reserve will launch a series of quick rate hikes.
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Growth in global same-store sales for McDonald's had been hovering around zero for the past few years, with demand sagging across the US, Asia and Europe, before plunging more than 3 per cent towards the end of 2014.
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Some sagging under my eyes, particularly the left one, deeper folds around my mouth (my friend Malerie calls them "puppet lines," like a lot of people, which isn't as off-putting as the clinical name, "nasolabial folds" — charming, right?).
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WASHINGTON, March 4 (Reuters) - The head of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said on Wednesday that the government will not need to bail out U.S. airlines in the wake of sagging travel demand due to concerns over the coronavirus.
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Thompson's offensive rebounding ability makes helping off him a gamble; similarly, any combination of Irving, Love, Channing Frye, Matthew Dellavedova, Iman Shumpert, and J.R. Smith provides enough shooting to make the Warriors think twice before sagging into the paint.
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It has currently reserved more than $720,000 on New Hampshire television in an effort to bring Mr. Biden's sagging television advertising into parity with some of the top-tier candidates (those who are not self-funding billionaires, that is).
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Video and photos taken by migrants inside the camp and posted to social media showed flimsy shelters sagging under a blanket of snow, and people waiting in long lines in the falling snow for food and to use bathrooms.
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Sun International, one of two listed casino operators in Africa's most industrialised country, is facing sagging demand from gamblers due to "difficult trading conditions and reduced consumer spend" and expects gaming revenue in South Africa to remain under pressure.
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Waves of central bank bond purchases and interest rate cuts in the face of sagging growth and persistently low inflation in a climate of rising political uncertainty have given added impetus to the 30-year decline in global yields.
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Comments last week from Fed officials suggested the stock market's steady rise, still low long-term bond yields and a sagging dollar are strengthening the Fed's intent to raise interest rates again this year despite caution about weak inflation.
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But his promise now faces a brutal reality: The U.S. manufacturing sector is spiraling into recession, victimized by Trump's trade wars and sagging confidence among corporate executives who have little idea how to plan for an uncertain economic future.
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Last year, it was easy, as the beautiful Atlanta Falcons dominated the vile Patriots for two and a half quarters before proceeding to puke all over themselves and fall into quicksand while trying to hold up their sagging pants.
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An investment decision on the terminal was delayed in 2016, due to sagging oil prices that hit cash flows, along with an unfavorable supply-demand outlook, but remains on track for 2018, Andy Calitz said at an LNG conference on Tuesday.
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A growing chorus says much of the pullback is due to trading strategies that exacerbate selling, rotation out of sagging crude futures and into surging natural gas contracts, and the steady unwinding of bullish oil bets placed earlier this year.
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There had been that moment at the stoplight when her phone ordered her to go straight, the direction in which their house waited, with its sagging futon, and the water damage on her son's ceiling which they were ignoring for now.
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In Game 5, James did both, making Golden State pay for sagging off by shooting 4-of-10 from mid-range and 24-of-23 from behind the arc for 25 points on 26 shooting possessions, or 23 points per shot.
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The June 15 agreement was a relief for the Greek government which is sagging in opinion polls and wants to convince Greeks that, after seven years of belt-tightening, their sacrifices are paying off and the country can emerge from crisis.
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Chicago Board of Education's bond issue includes a refunding and restructuring of outstanding debt to convert variable-rate bonds to fixed rate and to push out maturities on other bonds to free up money for the school system's sagging budget.
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And if life is going pretty ok right now, you can use a drill to fix sagging shelves, unhinged bed frames (for the time being, get a new bed frame later) and all kinds of long-broken things around the house.
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"Interest from importers has been sagging for a couple of weeks now and we've not seen any signs this is about to change," said a trader from a leading commercial bank, who added weakness in the broader economy was hurting imports.
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Tsipras, who was catapulted to power in January 2015 on promises to end austerity but was later forced to sign up to a new bailout, hopes to boost his sagging poll ratings this year before a planned general election in 2019.
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But while some share Bramson's worries over Barclays' poor risk-return profile and sagging credit rating - of just one notch above "junk" by Moody's - it may prove hard to dismantle the bank's strategy, even if he does win a board seat.
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The Standard & Poor's 500 index of U.S. equity prices hit a record high in April but has fallen about 4% in the last month as investors worried that trade wars and a sagging global economy might depress the U.S. growth outlook.
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The dollar climbed on Thursday as solid U.S. data reinforced a theme of robust U.S. economic growth, while the euro fell after European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi alluded to sagging inflation and the need for further monetary policy assistance.
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A YEAR ago the European Central Bank (ECB) started its big programme of quantitative easing, or QE, buying €60 billion ($65 billion) of assets a month, in an attempt to stimulate the euro area's sagging economy and prevent deflation setting in.
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GOING ACROSS THE INTERNATIONAL SPECTRUM WITH REMARKABLY FEW EXCEPTIONS, EVERY SINGLE MAJOR COUNTRY – DEVELOPED COUNTRY AND A NUMBER OF THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ARE SAGGING BADLY AND INDEED, THE UNITED STATES – THE LAST FIVE YEARS PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH RATE HAS BEEN 5.5%.
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The fresh opportunity in ads comes at a critical time when Uber is desperate to show its future potential in the face of a sagging share price that closed at $28.02 yesterday, down 40% from a high of $46.38 in June.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean carmaker Kia Motors Corp signed a deal on Thursday to invest about $1.1 billion to build its first factory in India, aiming to tap a fast growing market at a time when its China sales are sagging.
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For a factbox on the BJP's plans, please see: Despite the focus on social issues, political analysts predict the government and the BJP will have to shift attention quickly to a sagging economy and surging unemployment or risk losing popular support.
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On Monday, the euro zone granted Greece short-term debt relief, something hailed as a success by the leftist-led government which has been sagging in polls for months after applying a range of austerity measures agreed with its lenders.
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Ideally, your pillow is just a bit firm, which keeps your head from sagging, and has enough loft to fill the "gap" between your neck and the mattress while gently holding your head in alignment with your neck and spine.
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Physical crude markets are sagging under the weight of unsold barrels of oil, while the 50-percent rise in the oil price in the last year is encouraging major companies such as ExxonMobil, Royal Dutch Shell, Chevron, BP and Total.
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Planned Parenthood keeps trying to bill itself as a representative of women's interests, but those efforts are sagging under constant exposés that suggest the abortion chain is more interested in its bottom line than it is in authentic women's health.
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Unsettling in scale as well as content, it's a half-length portrait, larger than life-size, of a curly-haired teenage boy who stands against a white background holding up the sagging skin and shiny entrails of an eviscerated rattlesnake.
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Xia returned to the depot to pick up more packages, and I wandered into the old town—tiny, serpentine alleys with sagging wooden Qing-dynasty houses that didn't look much different from the way they might have two centuries ago.
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Most economists, however, expect the Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to look past the inflation data and cut rates for a sixth straight time next month with economic growth and industrial output sagging to six-year lows.
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TOKYO, July 19 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average rose for a sixth straight day on Tuesday to a near six-week high, with a sagging yen and Wall Street's rise to a fresh record boosting investors' appetite for riskier assets.
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Unlike Mr. Collor de Mello, she has not been accused of self-enrichment, and despite her sagging popularity, only 61 percent of Brazilians support impeachment, down from 68 percent last month, according to a survey by the polling firm Datafolha.
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Exxon was once the industry's profit and cash-flow leader, but sagging output and a sliding share price have pushed total return, or share appreciation plus dividends, into negative territory over the last five years, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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