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Returns to Turkey are proceeding at a very slow pace.
The slow pace of change leaves patients like Alistair stranded.
But the slow pace of implementation is leaving thousands homeless.
They continue to recover but at a relatively slow pace.
Today's players are limited by the modern game's slow pace.
But the slow pace of growth suggests the recovery remains fragile.
But the slow pace of change could eventually become a hindrance.
He soon became disillusioned with the slow pace of French bureaucracy.
At San Juan, fuel imports have continued at a slow pace.
Republicans blame obstructionist tactics deployed by Democrats for the slow pace.
There needs to be a distinction between thoughtfulness and slow pace.
But Mr. Evans is worried about the slow pace of inflation.
That slow pace is a slap in the face to athletes.
Department officials have grown frustrated by the slow pace of confirmations.
The journalists' supporters have criticized the slow pace of the trial.
Republicans say that the slow pace of appointments impedes Trump's agenda.
The slow pace of wage growth is driving a parallel debate.
I was extra careful to walk at the woman's slow pace.
For corn, its hard to ignore the slow pace of U.S. exports.
But U.S. officials have grown frustrated at the slow pace of progress.
House Republicans probably hoped the slow pace of change would ease worries.
Trump also criticized Canada for the slow pace of the trade discussions.
But the most important factor is the slow pace of productivity growth.
But many in West Point complain about the slow pace of improvement.
The Senate's slow pace has complicated Trump's ability to execute his policies.
The result is that settlement negotiations occur at a frustratingly slow pace.
However, one market watcher says the Fed's slow pace borders on ridiculous.
But the slow pace of hiring in May followed other disappointing indicators.
"We're still on a very slow pace towards higher interest rates," she said.
Roseberry said the group's initially slow pace has picked up in recent months.
But the slow pace further aggravates the growing refugee crisis emanating from Syria.
Ms Tescher laments the slow pace of bank transfers within the United States.
Disappointment at the slow pace of progress has driven much of the emigration.
Things are moving at a slow pace, but amazing change is happening, too.
"The race was very good because we set a slow pace," Obiri said.
Limited by the slow pace of evolution, it takes us generations to iterate.
I don't really blame Apple for the seemingly slow pace of its upgrades.
Markey and Blumenthal have criticized the slow pace of Takata recalls and repairs.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk blamed production bottlenecks for the slow pace of deliveries.
I get out of bed at my own slow pace (because why not?).
The procedures' slow pace is typical for high-profile political cases in Egypt.
The slow pace of new hiring is the primary reason for the decline.
Economists regard the slow pace of productivity growth as something of a mystery.
The train continued its slow pace, stopping every so often at another station.
But the slow pace of change has prompted accusations of government foot-dragging.
Younger sports fans are resisting baseball because of its slow pace and long games.
And Trump continues to show his frustration with the slow pace of cabinet confirmations.
Reasons for disillusion include the slow pace of reconstruction and the lack of jobs.
But Republicans and Donald Trump may focus on the slow pace of progress overall.
Some supporters also say they are disheartened by the slow pace of domestic change.
Republicans have fumed for years about the slow pace of confirmation for Trump's nominees.
"The slow pace of life we had a generation ago is over," he said.
GOP senators are becoming increasingly frustrated by the slow pace of confirming Trump's nominees.
The first is the slow pace at which the President has made political appointments.
At first, Sun Ra made me feel better––the slow pace, the seductive voices.
Second, there is impatience with the slow pace of anti-corruption reforms inside Ukraine.
The majority of sub-indexes also continued to decline, but at a slow pace.
Even at this slow pace, he could see what the finished shot would be.
That slow pace of discovery may well stymie advances in medicine, Dr. Amaral said.
"Not just getting Fred's slow pace, but his uncompromised listening, his intuition," says Saraf.
And public support for Mr. Poroshenko is sagging over the slow pace of reforms.
Again, life is defined by its slow pace and the permanence of its routines.
I asked him if he ever grew discouraged by the slow pace of change.
Ricardo Rosselló has repeatedly expressed frustration at the slow pace of recovery and help.
What is going on with the slow pace of free-agent contracts this winter?
Philippine Budget Secretary Benjamin Diokno on Monday publicly acknowledged the slow pace of Chinese investment.
My guess is that Viber's slow pace of development overall hasn't done it any favors.
But the slow pace felt unbearable after SpaceX, and she resigned after a few months.
It can pay million-dollar dividends if you take things at a glacially slow pace.
Elsewhere, Trump criticized Canada for the slow pace of discussions concerning the overhaul of NAFTA.
But the slow pace of implementation is leaving thousands homeless as slum dwellers are evicted.
Rather, the show's slow pace and austere editing frame simple disputes in dramatic, relatable terms.
Trump also criticized Canada for the slow pace of discussions concerning the overhaul of NAFTA.
The persistence of privileged surnames in prized jobs reveals the slow pace of social mobility.
The nominations come after criticism of the White House for the slow pace of nominations.
He did however express concern over the slow pace of recovery in the global economy.
MORE (R-Ariz.) said earlier in March he is troubled by the "incredibly slow" pace.
Cornyn acknowledged Monday that the slow pace of confirmations has hampered the GOP policy agenda.
Netflix has been teasing the next season of Black Mirror at an excruciatingly slow pace.
The group's push is intended to cut through tech's slow pace of change on diversity.
Rates may trend higher, but they're going to trend higher at a very slow pace.
Long-simmering tensions about the slow pace of legislation are boiling over in the Senate.
But some students have complained about the slow pace and secrecy of the university's investigation.
But the slow pace of the tightly-regulated process has fuelled baby trafficking, activists say.
Trump's comments come as lawmakers have criticized the CDC for its slow pace in testing.
Mr. Trump has turned to him to vent frustrations about the slow pace of bureaucracy.
But that does not fully explain the SEC's slow pace of work on Dodd-Frank.
I run a few miles at my usual slow pace and head to the shower.
The economy is growing, though at a relatively slow pace of 1.4 percent last year.
Experts say the slow pace of development so far makes that target difficult to achieve.
Many residents have also expressed frustration at the slow pace of recovery of wireless networks.
He might have survived popular frustration at the agonisingly slow pace of Puerto Rico's economic recovery.
The arms race is fed in part by the slow pace of government regulation for drones.
But the game's simple and slow pace is more comfort than annoyance for even older players.
The president still has 53 Pentagon positions to fill and the slow pace is attracting criticism.
Dissatisfaction with the slow pace of disarmament have thus resulted in tension between states, it added.
The businessman-turned-president has vented frustration with the slow pace of work on Capitol Hill.
But the slow pace of economic reform among European governments, he said, was damaging the effort.
The GE board, at the time, grew frustrated with the slow pace of change under Flannery.
However, they'll do so at an absurdly slow pace, with long gaps in between each name.
What worries me is not the state of the economy, or the slow pace of reform.
The mmWave Coalition and other groups have written the agency to complain about the slow pace.
Even when they are willing, the slow pace of court proceedings can lead them to reconsider.
Nard points out that a slow pace for change in homeownership rates is a good sign.
Let Lieutenant Hunter take ye wheel and guide us toward her at a carefully slow pace!
But it appears to reflect the Trump administration's slow pace in filling key Justice Department jobs.
"Castle Rock," despite its slow pace, has definitely been hitting its marks as a horror story.
Given the slow pace of the sport, golfers spend long periods of time with other players.
The slow pace of shedding entrenched misogyny has led to a clash of values at home.
The slow pace of productivity growth is an important reason that employee compensation is rising slowly.
Toronto's efficiency is not necessarily apparent at first glance, thanks to the slow pace the team prefers.
Americans can see this, and they are rightly frustrated with the slow pace of progress in Washington.
And when it comes to addressing these horrible wrongdoings, justice can come at a bafflingly slow pace.
The USDA's planting progress reports issued throughout the spring showed corn planting on a historically slow pace.
Reflecting on the disposable camera assignment, many students delighted in the deliberately slow pace of the process.
Questions, stories, imagination, and teachings arise at this slow pace, which is the opposite of soundbite culture.
But she quickly became frustrated by the slow pace and levels of bureaucracy at the federal institution.
This year, the U.S. corn crop has emerged at what is by far a record-slow pace.
The slow pace prompted thousands to cross the river illegally by raft or swimming to the shore.
Madonna criticised Malawi's slow pace of law reform, saying it nearly prevented her from adopting Mercy James.
Anatel has repeatedly voiced concern about the slow pace at which Oi's creditor protection case is moving.
Meteorologists warn that a Category 1 can actually be worse for flooding because of its slow pace.
Meteorologists warn that a Category 2200 can actually be worse for flooding because of its slow pace.
The slow pace is especially notable because it marks a slowdown from an already highly attenuated docket.
"The situation is now all about reform but the slow pace is frustrating," noted one such leader.
The slow pace of growth has also squeezed tax revenues, restricting the scope of potential government programs.
But Garten, frustrated by its slow pace, grew tired of government work, The New York Times reports.
The committee has frustrated Lampert with its slow pace, sources familiar with the situation have told CNBC.
The White Panther Party was a vehicle to express my frustration with the slow pace of change.
"I could only take in information in micro doses, and at a very slow pace," she says.
A slow pace gives storms more time to dump rain and pummel an area with powerful winds.
The slow pace of coronavirus testing has created a major gap in the U.S. public health response.
But the slow pace does undercut arguments that the economy is in danger of revving too fast.
Nineveh Operations Commander Major General Najm al-Jabouri blamed the slow pace on a lack of troops.
That delay is why young people now are angry about the slow pace of change, he said.
Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló has repeatedly expressed frustration at the slow pace of recovery and help.
I don't know what's going on but allow myself to take my morning routine at a slow pace.
Garner criticized former President Obama's reactions to her father's death and the slow pace of the DOJ investigation.
Sometimes, frustrated by the slow pace of federal law enforcement, Wallace fed his tips directly to police departments.
The board reportedly expressed frustration over the slow pace of change at GE Power, a sentiment we share.
Because even at a slow pace of 1.5 percent the economy is bumping against physical limits to growth.
Senator Bob Corker, the panel's chairman, said he was frustrated with the slow pace of India's economic reforms.
"Exports have been improving at a very slow pace but that has also been aiding production," he added.
Many voters have been disappointed at the slow pace of change and sliding living standards since that time.
In spite of the typically slow pace of the EC's antitrust investigations, their influence should not be underestimated.
She got back up on her feet, and completed the rest of her laps at a slow pace.
Since The Dark Descent, the horror genre has embraced the slow pace and vulnerable heroes established by Amnesia.
So far, HBO's Sharp Objects has meandered through its small-town murder mystery at a deceptively slow pace.
That has given rise to talk of "Ukraine fatigue" to reflect frustration at the slow pace of change.
The House Freedom Caucus and their conservative allies are growing increasingly frustrated at the slow pace of repeal.
But Trump's slow pace of nominating his picks to their posts isn't the only reason he's falling behind.
That slow pace means more rainfall and a longer period of hurricane-force winds wherever the storm goes.
Combine the resulting surge in population with a slow pace of construction and you get a classic crunch.
In recent months, analysts have become worried about its finances and the slow pace of Model 2015 production.
Steven April 22 Dear Steven, Currently back in Taipei now, and slowly adjusting to the slow pace here.
If he was willing to walk at my slow pace, I'd be happy to give him a lift.
He also emphasized the slow pace of the Senate, where it can take weeks to pass significant legislation.
It grew at a slow pace of 2.6% in real terms in the first nine months of 2019.
He is expected to reach Lahore by Friday, given the slow pace of the convoy, party officials said.
Officials are not worried about the slow pace of growth during the first three months of the year.
The film moves at a slow pace, but it's not quite as languorous as other contemporary Asian pictures.
The Fed's slow pace also means it will take years to rebuild its ability to respond to crises.
Keselowski's slow pace reeled Edwards closer, but Keselowski sped back up to preserve his position and the win.
The committee has frustrated Lampert with its slow pace, a source familiar with the situation has told CNBC.
But top engineers on the project have grown impatient with the company's slow pace in getting to market.
The 21/2306.00 season started at a slow pace after drought cut the mid-crop harvest by 40 percent.
New moons typically have a slow pace, but the energy is high as Mars opposes Jupiter on May 5.
"Rantanen's work is slow art, meditative, created in the midst of nature at a slow pace," says the statement.
He likes this slow pace and slow yield to make artworks of consumables meant to be a fast commodity.
In fact, meteorologists said the slow pace of the storm raises the potential for damaging, heavy rains, and flooding.
In addition to delays in funding the government, Republicans have bristled over the slow pace of confirming Trump's nominations.
The rescheduled sessions are a sign of the slow pace at which the Trump administration is filling diplomatic posts.
The impasse, and frustration with the slow pace of reintegration, mean many former guerrillas are leaving the transition camps.
He climbed the management ladder quickly, a rarity at a bank that typically promotes employees at a slow pace.
Since then, frustration has again bubbled up, mostly over the slow pace of anticorruption measures by the new government.
Decisions could be held up, however, by the slow pace at which Trump has been filling national security jobs.
Thousands of women rallied across Switzerland on Friday, railing against the slow pace of correcting inequalities between the sexes.
President Trump says he is frustrated with the slow pace of major construction projects like highways, ports and pipelines.
Context: Republican and Democratic lawmakers have been highly critical of the administration's slow pace of testing for the coronavirus.
Now brown and bronze point shoes have arrived for dancers of color, underscoring the art's slow pace of change.
It has a slow pace with dreamy music that sounds like the ambient soundtrack inside a New Age bookstore.
So, despite their slow pace, sloths are far from boring, and in some environments, they aren&apost even slow.
The Democrats say the slow pace has more to do with Trump and his nominees than with dragging their feet.
"You transition quickly from one move to the next, but the exercises move at a very slow pace," she says.
And it suggests that if the economic recovery is improving the situation, it's doing so at a glacially slow pace.
While Facebook is touting its progress, its hard not to feel like things are moving at an incredibly slow pace.
Digital projection didn't catch on immediately, and throughout the 2000s, Lucas expressed frustration with the slow pace of the transition.
This season has had its ups and downs, for sure, but its defining trait has been its unbearably slow pace.
The brand attributed that decline to the slow pace of a production increase of its redesigned QX50 sport-utility vehicle.
Apple's diversity is improving, but it's still far from where it should be and is moving at a slow pace.
This outward resolve may soothe a base increasingly frustrated by the slow pace of real action in the Trump era.
At that gathering Fed Chair Janet Yellen is seen likely to cement expectations for a slow pace of rate increases.
Community groups have criticized the slow pace of reforms and gun violence, which is among the worst in the country.
Kenyatta complained in a meeting about corruption this week that the slow pace of hearings hindered his anti-corruption drive.
Rita Shrestha, a 49-year-old housewife whose house was damaged in the tremor, rued the slow pace of reconstruction.
That slow pace has forced the central bank to drop a timeframe for meeting its elusive 2 percent inflation target.
Lying about the slow pace of sales may have tricked potential buyers into paying more than the units were worth.
Another factor in the court's slow pace is that the justices have been taking up fewer cases in recent years.
We continue to remain concerned by the slow pace of restitution efforts and lack of transparency about these important issues.
We start with a slow pace, then for the rest of it, we run faster, and there is no talk.
One is the sheer pace of expansion, especially when set against the relatively slow pace of decision-making in democracies.
While a proposed bill in the Senate moves at a slow pace, the DOH is pushing a new administrative order.
Working against carmakers is the industry's slow pace, where change is measured in years, not months, like the tech industry.
But the slow pace of negotiations could tarnish in Mr. Xi's carefully drawn image at home as a master strategist.
They point to the slow pace of wage growth as evidence there is still considerable slack in the labor market.
Trump reportedly grew frustrated with Tillerson because of the slow pace in appointing staff at Foggy Bottom earlier this year.
Mr. Trump complains about the slow pace of congressional confirmation of his appointees, but the obstacle is at his end.
RBA Governor Philip Lowe this month said he was worried about the slow pace of business investment across the country.
Schrems said the slow pace fits in with what he describes as the Irish regulator's track record of avoiding enforcement.
Yet prices have been rising at a slow pace, and sluggish wage growth suggests that the fear may be premature.
The idea of social tipping points has long provided comfort to climate hawks dismayed at the slow pace of action.
The slow pace of progress toward an Aramco IPO has fueled speculation that the sale could be delayed beyond 2018.
There are two main reasons for the president's frustration about the slow pace at which the Trump agenda is advancing.
For starters, AWS CEO Andy Jassy made it clear he's tired of the slow pace of change inside the enterprise.
Liddell himself has acknowledged the slow pace of technology hires, saying in October he wished the administration would move faster.
But exasperated with the slow pace at which the commission was addressing sex-discrimination cases, she left after 18 months.
More than a year after the EU order, Dublin's slow pace in recovering the money has landed it in court.
The slow pace of election equipment upgrades raises questions over how much can be upgraded by next year's presidential elections.
The FAA has been criticized for its slow pace and lack of flexibility when it comes to drafting drone policy.
These kinds of structural explanations for the slow pace of political change have become more dominant in the Obama era.
Since then, Trump has grown frustrated with the slow pace of progress and the sputtering diplomatic engagement with the Taliban.
As an Aries, doing anything at a slow pace is basically painful, but today taking your time will pay off.
But remaining business owners are worried about the slow pace of construction and fear they will be forced to shut.
The slow pace of ad product launches has reportedly frustrated some marketers who'd like to see the platform become more versatile.
"Getting antimicrobials and vaccines to space is going to be important' and not at the slow pace of rocketships," said Venter.
Donors pledged $4.1 billion for reconstruction after the earthquake, but aid groups have criticized the slow pace of government reconstruction efforts.
In a televised address earlier this week, Suu Kyi acknowledged the public's frustration with the slow pace of reforms and development.
Most recently, Matthew's slow pace has punished coastal North Carolina, where earth already soaked by rain couldn't handle record-breaking flooding.
PUBG never runs above 30 frames per second, and that wouldn't necessarily be a deal-breaker given the game's slow pace.
Bragi is setting a slow pace to make sure they get everything right, but there are fantastic things down the road.
There's a lot of great story that's happening on streaming that is told in a very slow pace that it's beautiful.
In the video, Scott, a Black man, is shown running away from Slager at a slow pace, before Slager opens fire.
They partly blame the removal of scrap metal for sale or use in other provinces for the slow pace of rebuilding.
He said that Unesco had found a new benefactor, but that the slow pace of work had clearly tempered donors' enthusiasm.
Instead, this feels like another example of Twitter's slow pace when it comes to making changes to clamp down on abuse.
Community groups have also criticized the slow pace of reforms and gun violence, which is among the worst in the country.
The source cited McConnell's failure on healthcare and the record-slow pace in confirming his nominees to key executive branch positions.
The PD is seen on around 103 percent, paying the price for internal schisms and the slow pace of economic recovery.
The "real cause of concern right now is the economic recovery and its slow pace", he argued, according to the minutes.
I had just three days, so I was in a hurry, but my guide, James Johnson, 217, kept a slow pace.
"Some people talk about the slow pace of development at Twitter," Dorsey said, according to Twitter's official investor relations Twitter account.
It mattered so much that complaints about baseball's slow pace yielded to the universal wish that this game would last forever.
The company attributed its slow pace so far to difficulties in producing battery packs at its Nevada plant, called the Gigafactory.
Italy can be infuriating — its politics, its bureaucracy, the slow pace of change, the occasional "furbo" (trickster) getting in the way.
The oil patch's caution has contributed to a slow pace of deal-making, despite plenty of assets being up for sale.
The slow pace of progress means that up to $1 trillion in UK trade remains exposed to new potential trade barriers.
They have been frustrated with the slow pace of action, particularly as they face criticism from constituents over the impeachment inquiry.
His death acts as a catalyst for unhappiness with the slow pace of reform, as well as corruption and income inequality.
The slow pace will also create incredible rain totals of more than 20 inches over portions of North and South Carolina.
Interest rates might start increasing September next year and that's a very slow pace to respond to an already recovering economy.
Frustrated by the slow pace of the negotiations, he announced plans to ramp up tariffs to put more pressure on Beijing.
In an e-mailed response, the Tesla spokesman said the company isn't worried about the relatively slow pace of new orders.
Indeed we expect one hike in December and one hike next year, an extraordinarily slow pace of one hike per year.
Smith's "film without film" certainly seemed like one, and its slow pace should leave viewers with plenty of space to think.
GE's board ousted John Flannery as CEO after 13 months on the job, having grown frustrated with his slow pace of change.
The slow pace of rulings may in part just be the result of scheduling, said Kannon Shanmugam, another regular Supreme Court lawyer.
Basically, the bitcoin network is moving data at a painfully slow pace, and the community can't agree on how to fix it.
The efficiency of the operation stands in contrast to the slow pace of reforms, which the junta promised when it took power.
Weak spending on capital goods such as machinery, and a slow pace of inventory accumulation, have been a drag on economic growth.
Still, shares were down 2.1 percent in volatile after-market trading on Thursday as investors focused on the slow pace of recovery.
Tensions between Uber and Benchmark have remained high, which Axios says has contributed to the slow pace in finding a new CEO.
Trump's advisers seem confident they're coming to grips with the slow pace of the legislative process, and his supporters still back him.
The slow pace of a previously announced $750 million share buyback, as well as rising costs, weighed on investors' minds, analysts said.
Weakening consumer sentiment and a slow pace of reforms may soon be new additions to that list amid President Park's looming exit.
Their success helps explain the relatively high share of manufacturing in Germany's workforce and the slow pace of its decline (see chart).
As long as they keep signaling this slow pace, we think it's going to be good for equities," he told "Power Lunch.
Speculation that the Fed's attempts to normalize its monetary policy would continue at a slow pace was also seen favoring government bonds.
Frustration over the slow pace of reducing nuclear stockpiles shadowed the final day of the summit, Obama's last major push on denuclearization.
Not only does legal tender come with low transaction costs, these monies only lose value at the very slow pace of inflation.
Home Depot is maintaining a very slow pace of new-store expansion, with plans to build only six new stores in 2017.
Home Depot is maintaining a very slow pace of new-store expansion, with plans to build only five new stores in 2212.
Its slow pace captures the stasis of Anna's condition, her feeling of being stuck in an agonizing limbo between denial and acceptance.
And basically what we would do is we just walk at a nice, even, slow pace and drag this right behind us.
Freedom Caucus members said they didn't need to hear more from constituents frustrated by the slow pace of fulfilling GOP campaign promises.
It's objectively a pretty slow pace; most long-distance runners in my age bracket can cover a mile in under 12 minutes.
While Republicans have been less willing to criticize Trump, some have acknowledged the slow pace of nominations for the State Department. Sen.
Trump tweeted Monday that he blamed Democrats for the slow pace of his nominations, especially ambassadors, which lag far behind his predecessors.
The slow pace of the justice has meant victims and their families have been threatened and intimidated by the accused, AII said.
Pakistan Olympic chief Hasan says societal "barriers are coming down" for women but many female athletes rue the slow pace of change.
The lack of wage growth of recent college graduates reflects the relatively slow pace of economic growth since the Great Recession hit.
The slow pace of change is all the more remarkable given that Mayor Bill de Blasio has sought to prioritize traffic safety.
The slow pace of accountability has infuriated Mr. Mattis, who officials say is dissatisfied with the punishments given largely to junior officers.
However, baseball's unique slow pace provides an opportunity to keep officiating from influencing the outcome of its games more effectively with technology.
Lawmakers pressed Fauci and Redfield on the slow pace of testing, with the CDC testing fewer than 5,000 people for the coronavirus.
But the slow pace of approved claims has raised questions about whether those rules were meant to do more than fight fraud.
But after a few years, Chávez became frustrated with the slow pace of democracy, and opted for more expedient but corrupt means.
The slow pace in residential solar installations stemmed primarily from national providers pulling back from California and the Northeast, the report concluded.
They contend that Mr. McConnell cannot hail the number of judges the Senate has confirmed and simultaneously complain about a slow pace.
The Tillerson-Trump relationship remains a work in progress, with each blaming the other for the slow pace of State Department appointments.
It was probably very sleepy in the 1990s and still retains its relatively slow pace, especially on the beach side of town.
Negotiations are continuing at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, but the slow pace of the talks has frustrated European officials.
Independent election observers and activists said a slow pace to voting triggered confusion at some polling stations, with long queues forming outside.
The slow pace of Servant's blooming mystery will feel just right for a certain kind of viewer, especially with the artful execution.
Canada and Mexico, the other members of the 1994 pact, have been frustrated by the slow pace of talks to renegotiate NAFTA.
A year after sweeping to power, however, Suu Kyi acknowledged earlier this week public frustration with the slow pace of reforms and development.
But I believe that there's a meditative magic to combining the slow pace of plant growth and the rapid clip of the internet.
The retail real estate market in the U.S. is recovering but at a very slow pace, with so much shopping today moving online.
His ire appears to be at what he termed the slow pace of progress in the trade talks and Chinese attempts to "renegotiate".
Equipped with the easy calm and slow pace of a full-sized sloth, baby sloths also have the wide-eyed innocence of youth.
And new HDMI features hit the market at a glacially slow pace: early TVs were haphazard at best in adding support for ARC.
Vestager also defended the slow pace of the Commission's antitrust cases against Google, saying she wanted the shopping case to be water-tight.
But the training delay reflects the slow pace with which Trump is filling the ambassadorial positions, which typically are rewards to key supporters.
I'm sure that if King were around today, he'd be disappointed at the slow pace of progress: two steps forward, twenty steps back.
And also, the sprint function is a great inclusion—perhaps essential after the fuss that followed Everybody's Gone to the Rapture's slow pace?
"Steel mills are resuming production at a very slow pace, suggesting they are still worried about the long-term demand outlook," Zhao said.
That slow pace also helped keep inflation in check, according to comments from the businesses polled by the central bank's 12 regional districts.
The slow pace and vast open space of this music foreshadows the droney experiments he'd make a couple decades later with Alvo Noto.
While efforts to desegregate inner cities continue at a frustratingly slow pace, fair housing advocates did win significant victories during the Obama years.
Their anger, like hers, embodied the frustration of their generation at the incongruously slow pace of action in the face of definitive science.
If she had run 220 miles in that time, it would have been at an absurdly slow pace, slower than a casual stroll.
The show's slow pace, its emphasis on isolation and alienation rather than techno-thriller paranoia, its sidelining of Elliot from the fsociety vs.
Hasan, Pakistan's Olympic chief, said that societal barriers for women were "coming down," but many female athletes lamented the slow pace of change.
And that calculation includes an allowance for unexpected disruptions, which until the last month or so were running at an unexpectedly slow pace.
The backdrop: GOP members have been planning on removing Rosenstein "for weeks" behind the slow pace of their probe against FBI agents. Rep.
The episode confuses a slow pace for depth, expresses characters' internal conflict through gigantic speeches, and features an indulgent villain who's somehow underwritten.
The rapid pace of debt accumulation has raised concerns over its sustainability in view of the slow pace of fiscal and economic reform.
The survivors' frustration at the slow pace, building through meeting after inconclusive meeting of the local governing council, boiled over late last month.
But Moody's did warn the slow pace of reform, illustrated by a logjam over ailing state power firm Eskom, posed a serious risk.
Openly antagonistic about the slow pace of the hidebound Senate, Mr. Rubio made it clear that it was the White House or bust.
The review was criticized for its slow pace, its conclusions and the city's inability to obtain the cooperation of many of the schools.
But the president doesn't like the slow pace of Congress, which doesn't like the early-morning tweets and personal attacks from the president.
The government's latest economic scorecard arrived on Thursday, offering fresh evidence that the economy continues to grow, but at a frustratingly slow pace.
The news set off a fresh wave of criticism from those frustrated by the bank's slow pace in coming clean about its misdeeds.
Kelley argued that the slow pace of the case and the public's desire for information warranted a faster timeline, the news outlet reported.
But Dorian's slow pace, high winds and heavy rainfall, combined with the low-lying islands' vulnerability to flooding, raised fears of huge losses.
That response wasn't sufficient for Democratic members of the House Oversight and Reform Committee who have grown frustrated with the administration's slow pace.
The corn market remained underpinned by the slow pace of harvest in the United States and strength in the cash market, traders said.
The slow pace of reversing these policies is part of an evolution of the major central banks, which have changed with their environment.
Fed officials for years have been waiting for more significant wage gains as they approve a gradual but slow pace of rate hikes.
The state think tank's blunt public criticism was rare, but even President Xi Jinping has shown impatience over the slow pace of change.
Ms. Kennedy acknowledged the slow pace of change in Japan on such practical matters as insufficient day care slots and labor law reform.
International donors, who have pledged over $4 billion towards the estimated $9 billion required, blame the slow pace of reconstruction on numerous factors.
Though many argued over the movie's slow pace and Ryan Gosling's minimalist acting style, the music Hurwitz came up with was universally praised.
"It was a sloppy game tonight, a lot of turnovers, slow pace, but we did enough things well in the fourth quarter," McCollum said.
The pledge to address regulatory bottlenecks could cheer companies starting exploration and production ventures, some of which have criticized the slow pace of approvals.
From Hernandez's viewpoint, international aid workers from countries such as Spain, Japan, Israel, and the United States were working at a dangerously slow pace.
But the the first year of Model 3 production was plagued by the slow pace and inconsistent quality of battery (and battery pack) manufacturing.
That strategy came to an abrupt end in April, when interest rates rose and investors lost patience with the slow pace of his reforms.
Sticking with trade, Trump also took aim at Canada, criticizing the U.S. neighbour for its slow pace of discussions concerning the overhaul of NAFTA.
Traffic-safety advocates have praised the mayor for making the issue a priority while criticizing what they say is a slow pace of change.
The researchers then measured how fast 10 of these clusters were moving and found that the stars were traveling at a very slow pace.
It's not typical for you to be moving through life at such a slow pace, or to feel like doors are closing around you.
Last week, Turkey's ambassador in Washington told reporters that his government is increasingly frustrated by the slow pace of the US proceedings against Gulen.
Langevin, however, expressed concerns about the Trump administration's slow pace in filling cybersecurity roles, which he indicated could compromise implementation of the executive order.
The slow pace of advances, though, has led some to insist that his supposed efforts perpetuate the same impunity and denial as previous governments.
The message relayed the union's concerns over the slow pace of the sale of Rivington House, which was still protected by the deed restriction.
A substantial reason for the slow pace of change is the pointed exclusion of individuals convicted of violent crimes, comprising half of state prisoners.
Frustrated with the slow pace of the city's bureaucratic approach to the project, a young businessman convinced the mayor to give him the contract.
Rights activists blame bureaucratic obstacles for the slow pace of Thailand's verification process, but authorities have promised to shepherd through the newly-famous four.
Even with the changes, some tech entrepreneurs remained frustrated with the slow pace, and a congressional subcommittee wanted more oversight over the unit's spending.
Among them was the slow pace of the investigations, which he said was an unintended side-effect of the collaboration between the two countries.
Of its 30 employees, about half came from Chauffeur, a sign that Levandowski wasn't alone in his frustration with the slow pace at Google.
But real security is still distant, given the slow pace at which we can clear the hazards with minimal funding and too few experts.
She still has an open lawsuit against the school, and has been frustrated with the slow pace of the installation of new surveillance cameras.
Lawmakers have been frustrated with the slow pace of testing in the U.S., raising concerns that the coronavirus is spreading undetected across the country.
At home, the league continues to worry about the decline in television viewership this season and continued complaints about the slow pace of broadcasts.
But the combination of Dorian's slow pace, furious wind speeds and heavy rainfall with the low-lying islands' vulnerability to flooding could be lethal.
This was not something I could do by myself, given the enormous volume of images and the slow pace needed to accomplish this task.
"(The ECB) looks excessively on the loose side and they do seem to go at an ultra-slow pace of removing policy," he said.
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, however, has expressed frustration at the Pentagon's slow pace in bringing the best of Silicon Valley to the Defense Department.
Conservative groups and Trump allies are launching their own individual efforts to fight impeachment, panicked by the slow pace of the White House response.
The police motorcycle just in front of him had trouble maintaining such a slow pace, and it stopped occasionally to let Cavendish catch up.
Bach did not refer to the new leadership but said the slow pace of chances could affect boxing's chances to make it to Tokyo 2020.
When you're faced with what seems like a never-ending challenge and feel frustrated about the slow pace of change, love is a renewing force.
"We are deeply concerned about the slow pace of admissions for Syrian refugees in the first seven months of the fiscal year," the letter said.
"This is an industry that's been moving at a slow pace, and this order is a huge signal that things are speeding up," says Sanz.
The groups are amending an original complaint in a Seattle federal court that challenges the slow pace of bond hearings for asylum seekers in custody.
Washington (CNN)The slow pace of nominations in Rex Tillerson's State Department is making what a typically a chaotic transition process even more drawn out.
But in recent days, some Democrats -- including Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York -- have complained about the slow pace of the panel's investigation.
The numbers are increasing at an excruciatingly slow pace, but there are currently twice as many male doctors as female doctors in the United States.
But it has become increasingly frustrated by subsidies, state involvement in the Chinese economy, and what it sees as a slow pace of change there.
Government officials delivered bags of simple rations including water and canned food on Sunday, but many Juchitan residents complained about the slow pace of assistance.
Trading volume last week in the huge S&P 500 Spyder ETF was 28 percent below average, the slow pace of a major-holiday week.
For most of this season, everyone at Grey-Sloan Memorial hospital has been teamed up in fights that have progressed at an unrealistically slow pace.
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Yellen is due to speak the following day, and is likely to cement expectations for a slow pace of rate increases.
"After decades of moving at a very slow pace on corporate governance reform, Japan over the last few years has moved incredibly fast," he said.
Building a habit of healthy, consistent eating can help patients reduce weight variability and lose weight more consistently, even if it's at a slow pace.
The Canadian dollar was pressured when U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Canada over the slow pace of talks on the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Foreign business groups have criticized China's slow pace of market reforms, saying national security regulations and industrial policies are at odds with its reform goals.
The researchers used an electrical current to stimulate the borrowed sea slug muscles, but even at its current slow pace its movements cannot be directed.
But Fed officials were surprised by the slow pace of job growth in May, when the economy was estimated to have added just 38,000 jobs.
The letter leaked to NBC also describes the slow pace of funding for repairs to Camp Lejeune, which was affected by Hurricane Florence last year.
Still, any benefits could take a long time to materialize, given the slow pace at which Walmart will likely expand the clinics, the analysts said.
"His arrest is another low point in VW's diesel saga," said Evercore ISI analysts, who have criticized the group for a slow pace of reform.
Suzanne Arena, whose 16-year-old daughter attends the school, has complained about the state's slow pace in releasing information about the risk of infection.
The annual conference itself — designed to showcase the United States territory's business opportunities — had to be rescheduled because of the slow pace of the recovery.
By contrast, Prepa has grumbled about the slow pace of work done by Fluor, a major contractor brought in by the Army Corps of Engineers.
And more of them waiting for visas in Afghanistan are at risk of murder as the U.S. visa approval process grinds at a slow pace.
Here the Opinion video editors treat the slow pace of change in the male-dominated Senate as though it were an archival government propaganda film.
There has been a small exodus of senior diplomats, which, combined with the slow pace of appointments, has left the State Department's headquarters noticeably depleted.
Andrew M. Cuomo ordered a review of his handling of the 2015 allegations and women's advocates have criticized the slow pace of Mr. Vance's investigation.
At the U.N. conference, young climate activists staged a "Fridays for Future" sit-in to show their unhappiness with the slow pace of political action.
A slow pace is more to their liking, but especially against Florida State's all-world athletes a track meet will leave them in the dust.
Under its exit plan, which it described in June, it would gradually reduce those holdings — initially at the slow pace of $10 billion a month.
A loss, meanwhile, could embolden primary challengers nationwide, and further inspire revolt among conservatives on Capitol Hill already frustrated with the slow pace of legislation.
Rigondeaux favors a slow pace: he likes to frustrate his opponent into inactivity and land big, single-shot counters and leads with his left hand.
That would seem to imply that the filibuster isn't keeping things back, and that the real culprits are the Senate's slow pace on health care.
On the fiscal front, investors had complained about the slow pace of progress in narrowing the primary deficit, which does not include interest payments on debt.
James Kossin, a scientist at NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information in Madison, Wisconsin, says Harvey's slow pace may be symptomatic of a troubling larger trend.
Chamber members remained "disappointed" with the slow pace of reform and perceptions that there have been "limited efforts" to truly open the market, the paper said.
The ECZ has also defended the relatively slow pace in announcing election results, saying audits were taking longer than expected due to a large voter turnout.
While observers highlighted the slow pace it was taking on investments — only six deals in a year and a half — the organization itself was in flux.
Cash markets for corn have been firm in recent days reflecting demand from ethanol producers and other processors, coupled with a slow pace of farmer offerings.
The slow pace of the game allots too much time for gossip, and the subjectivity of baseball's results provide a fertile environment for speculation to stick.
But the challenge of connecting the cautious, slow pace of automotive investing and developing with the timeline startups expect is "frustrating in both directions," Kim said.
"There is growing frustration in global boardrooms at the slow pace of negotiations," Mike Hawes, chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
But it has become increasingly frustrated by subsidies and state involvement in the Chinese economy, and what it sees as a slow pace of opening up.
Even without the delayed tax refunds, many U.S. retailers are finding it hard to attract consumers who remain cautious about the slow pace of economic growth.
The exchange rate was also negatively impacted by the wider-than-expected current account deficit, and its slow pace of adjustment to a depreciated exchange rate.
It's incredibly annoying to play against such a slow pace, but it's effective, and it's why Wichita State keeps shocking the world in the NCAA tournament.
Many Cubans, frustrated with the slow pace of economic improvement under Castro, hope Diaz-Canel is simply biding his time until he can call the shots.
Under Zelenskiy's predecessor, Zahorodniuk headed an office under the defence ministry focused on reform but quit in 2017 in frustration at the slow pace of change.
But the government's slow pace of tackling reform has contributed to the problem and encouraged even criminal elements to take advantage of the situation, said Chu.
In Central America, sales fell more than 1 percent and Chief Executive Guilherme Loureiro said in a webcast that growth would resume at a slow pace.
However, Belgrade and Ankara, which both want to join the EU but are frustrated by the slow pace of progress, are keen to increase bilateral trade.
Like Palm Beach County, Broward's elections office drew intense scrutiny during the weeks-long recount because of the slow pace of the process and alleged irregularities.
The transaction has moved at a slow pace however and sources say CTG has yet to complete regulatory approval filings in Europe and the United States.
The willingness of health care institutions to work with Apple is a big deal, given the slow pace of change in medicine relative to other sectors.
With the aging of the U.S. housing stock, and new home construction still recovering at a slow pace from the recession, home improvement is expanding rapidly.
The answer, it turns out, is when the Giants' giant-like qualities are minimized, because a slow pace means there is literally less basketball being played.
The relationship between Levy and Bolsonaro had been strained for months over a variety of factors, including the slow pace of asset divestitures by the bank.
So far, the company has attributed the slow pace of Model 3 output to difficulties in producing battery packs at its Nevada plant, called the Gigafactory.
"Work is getting done today, just at a really slow pace," said Jay Rosario, 26, a Tom Cat employee who stepped out for a smoking break.
Her killer was caught and hanged; not in public, but still, and considering the generally slow pace of the Pakistani justice system, he was dispatched swiftly.
PA) chairman Francois-Henri Pinault said on Wednesday the company was frustrated with the slow pace of progress in cosmetics development with license holder Coty (COTY.
For years, frustrated and terrified at the slow pace of change, climate hawks have clung to the notion that progress need not be linear and incremental.
Analysts who cover the company fret about the slow pace of delivery and the rapid pace at which Tesla is burning through cash trying to deliver.
It is doubtful critics could legitimately argue that price regulation is superior, and the slow pace of FDA proceedings is a poster case of Washington inefficiency.
"The economic recovery is taking place but at a really slow pace … (And) there's political risks in the horizon with the upcoming general election," he added.
And lawmakers are signaling growing concern that the slow pace of victories could cost them in the 85033 elections, especially among an increasingly frustrated conservative base.
Earlier this month, central bank chief Ilan Goldfajn acknowledged that policymakers were surprised by the slow pace of price hikes, stoking bets on further rate cuts.
Pelosi has faced increase pressure in recent days to deliver on USMCA, as there is increasing frustration among moderate Democrats over the slow pace of action.
"Most wound infections will grow at a slow pace where you notice the change from one day to the next," Dr. Persse wrote in an email.
Investors seemed to take that as evidence the economy is not overheating and that the Fed will continue to raise rates at a very slow pace.
In the fourth week, the intervals were spent cycling on a stationary bike retrofitted to a workstation, also at an extremely slow pace with low energy expenditure.
For a story about animals coming for humans in a global revolt involving both telepathic lions and kamikaze bats, Zoo lumbered along at an agonizingly slow pace.
The shift to a first-person perspective, combined with a relatively slow pace, gives a feeling reminiscent of narrative-focused indie games like Firewatch and Gone Home.
Farmers have complained about the slow pace of payouts from the previous package and the deadline for applications for payments was extended last month to May 17.
The slow pace of change now threatens to derail a $40 billion aid-for-reforms deal championed by the International Monetary Fund, European Union and United States.
Freeland met Lighthizer on Wednesday and deflected questions about the slow pace of the talks, saying Canada would take the time needed to get a good deal.
The German lender has suffered three consecutive annual losses and Paul Achleitner, the chairman, was said to be unhappy with the slow pace of the bank's turnaround.
Garner has also been an outspoken critic of Obama, and criticized the former president's reactions to her father's death and the slow pace of the DOJ investigation.
"For all presidential nominations we'd refer you to the White House," a State Department spokesperson told BuzzFeed News, when asked about the slow pace of the appointment.
Many feel angry about the slow pace of aid in the poorest country in the western hemisphere, and many expect lingering hurricane damage to depress voter turnout.
Falih said Saudi Arabia aims to break the slow pace in the progress of Saudi projects in China and push for more investments between the two nations.
"There is growing frustration in global boardrooms at the slow pace of (Brexit) negotiations," said Mike Hawes, head of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
By late 2016, Google executives clearly started becoming disenfranchised by the slow pace and high costs of digging up the nation's streets and challenging politically-powerful incumbents.
As the global economy stabilises, countries need to normalise their monetary policy, although that normalisation is happening at a very slow pace, Zhu told reporters in Beijing.
The message appeared to be aimed at Black Lives Matter activists who have expressed frustration and impatience with the slow pace of change by those in power.
Trump has both complained about the slow pace of confirmation for his nominees and argued he is intentionally nominating fewer people to cull the size of government.
But whether the slow pace of the game will mesh well with extended periods inside an immersive plastic headset is something only time and testing will reveal.
The slow pace of endorsements is a break from the 2016 race, when several senators began endorsing Clinton, the presumptive front-runner, years before the election. Sen.
That question is dividing experts, given that the economy has advanced at a slow pace since last winter even as the job market has recorded impressive gains.
Some of this selling mirrors a wider downturn in global markets but foreigners are no doubt disillusioned with the slow pace of the much vaunted reform process.
The slow pace has caught the ire of conservative news outlets, which have slammed Tillerson for not doing enough to get Clinton's emails out in the open.
Local officials and others on the ground were already sounding the alarm and critics were calling attention to an all-too-slow pace of the recovery efforts.
The labor minister, Giorgos Katrougalos, who has been criticized for the slow pace of efforts to streamline Greece's bloated pension system, was replaced by a young aide.
Many had nostalgic conceptions of the countryside as a place straight from 16th-century Dutch landscape paintings, where life is changeless and lived at a slow pace.
The videos' slow pace, lack of sound, and simple visuals strike a tone distinct from the round-the-clock, full-volume blitz of the news media cycle.
And while wide adoption of Bitcoin as a payment platform is happening at a relatively slow pace, trading cryptocurrencies has gotten a lot easier in recent years.
Judges have criticized the office over its slow pace of discovery, and Mr. Hawley's staff had to renege on a settlement in a high-profile civil case.
An agreement between Airbus and unions reached late in the week allows for a slow pace of production under maximum health precautions, but figures were not available.
Although Switzerland boasts one of the highest rates of wealth per adult in the world, women lamented the country's slow pace in correcting inequalities between the sexes.
For his part, Mr. Dinowitz said he's been surprised by the slow pace to adopt the bill, but said it's not too late to stem the crisis.
Many voters are frustrated at the slow pace of reforms, a stagnant economy, and the ongoing war with Russia in the east which has seen 13,000 fatalities.
We in the House have been warning for years about the threats to our space assets and the unacceptably slow pace to develop more capable space systems.
At the same time, Belarus's close ties to Russia have frayed badly amid bickering over energy prices and the slow pace of progress toward a union state.
"The economic recovery is taking place but at a really slow pace … (And) there are political risks in the horizon with the upcoming general election," he added.
The Trump White House's legal strategy to keep top officials from testifying in impeachment proceedings is now focused on exploiting the slow pace of the legal system.
At the slow pace that the Fed changes policy and regimes, if it wants to change something in two years, it better begin talking about it now.
Foreign investors have often complained about the slow pace of bad debt resolution in India, which has held back billions of dollars of investment in the country.
Installations of the solar roof tiles unveiled by Musk in 2016 are at a "slow pace," Tesla said in its 2018 annual report, due to design changes.
Trump told the crowd to "tell Democrats to stop their tactics of delay and obstruction and destruction," lamenting the slow pace of confirmation for his cabinet nominees.
"Health care is a heavily regulated industry, which has contributed to the slow pace of change, but it's also been a sector historically dominated by men," Ryder added.
To achieve office zen, Gerbarg suggests a breathing practice called Coherent Breathing, which features equal-length inhalations and exhalations at a very slow pace, without holding your breath.
He also said he would tax nearly all of China's remaining exports to the United States "shortly" because of the slow pace of progress on a trade deal.
Farmers have complained about the slow pace of the rollout of aid payments, which were hit by a month-long partial government shutdown that ended earlier this year.
The economic crisis has eroded living standards and driven up the level of unemployment, which economists blame on the slow pace of economic liberalisation reforms and poor investment.
Mr. Takahata's slow pace sometimes caused resentment — Mr. Miyazaki jokingly compared Mr. Takahata to "a real slugabed sloth" in 1990 — but it also led to meticulously crafted films.
Two-year mystery The Brentwood, Tennessee, resident, whose trail name was "Inchworm" due to her slow pace, started her journey in April 2013 at Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.
So far this year, Petrobras has sold $1.4 billion in assets, with ratings company Moody's Investors Service saying the slow pace of divestitures could hamper debt-reduction efforts.
Still, LaVorgna contended, the Fed should maintain their slow pace in raising rates so as not to short-circuit or shock markets in a time of major transition.
The problem is that the game is so huge and it loses some speed towards the end, as the slow pace and lack of direction becomes more tedious.
Flannery's removal was driven by the board's frustration with the slow pace of change under his leadership, and not driven by the power business woes, sources told CNBC.
In fact, 1.16 million — or 47.2 percent — of the jobs added by the U.S. economy came from those three sectors, leading to wages rising at a slow pace.
It makes quick jumps at a slow pace, and does a good job of looking into the quiet moments of the pain, doubt, and patience involved with rehabilitation.
While Cummings's request could theoretically provide some insight into the president's tax history, Hauser, among others, has been frustrated by the slow pace of Democrats on Capitol Hill.
Ukraine has been waiting since October for the next tranche of aid, worth $1.7 billion, which has been held up by concerns over the slow pace of reform.
In her Waterfall series, first started in the 1980s, the artist applies oil paints at a slow pace, alternating the amount of pressure she treats her canvases with.
As frustrating as the slow pace of self-driving proliferation is, the fact that Waymo is embracing these challenges and taking the time to address it is encouraging.
However Kılıç also expressed frustration with the slow pace of those proceedings, and suggested the US administration could take further steps outside the extradition process to censure Gulen.
Kiev has been waiting since October for the next tranche of aid, worth $1.7 billion, which has been held up by concerns over the slow pace of reform.
Li Fenglin, a former Chinese ambassador to Moscow, expressed dismay over the slow pace of construction on the so-called Power of Siberia gas pipeline and other projects.
The President criticized the slow pace of the confirmation process at a Cabinet meeting last week, putting McConnell under pressure to push through judges at a faster pace.
Italy last month recalled its ambassador to Egypt for consultations to protest what it said was the slow pace of the investigation and the perceived lack of cooperation.
The company has been criticized for the slow pace of its early production of the new model, which has generated hundreds of thousands of deposits from prospective buyers.
In the United States, we view the economic crisis that started in 2008 as something that ended years ago; the story now is the slow pace of recovery.
Francis blamed the slow pace of the investigation, which he called for late last year, on the lack of activity during the Argentine summer between December and March.
It may be hard for the Fed to stick with its ultra-slow pace of rate hikes if a major tax overhaul and fiscal spending plan are unleashed.
Mr. Poroshenko, 53, conceded on Sunday night that he had lost the confidence of young voters weary over the slow pace of change and the continuing economic woes.
After facing criticism over the CDC's slow pace of testing in the U.S., the FDA made it easier for commercial labs to manufacture and perform their own tests.
The machine dug about 40 feet a day — a slow pace that Mr. Musk has described as more leisurely than a snail, and one he wants to beat.
Oman's rapid pace of debt accumulation over the past few years has raised concerns over its sustainability in view of the slow pace of fiscal and economic reform.
" She told him that the slow pace of recovery was "probably related to the fact that it's not just in the body but in the thoughts as well.
However, given the notoriously slow pace of legislative oversight and government-funded medical studies, advocacy groups are now playing an important role in finding answers for military families.
But the filtering out of candidates and the slow pace of economic improvement have added to popular disillusion over Rouhani's stalled reforms, leaving them facing an uphill battle.
For retirees who want to find a place with lots of natural beauty, affordable taxes, and a slow pace of life, Wyoming might be the place to look.
The slow pace of economic growth, persistent corruption, domineering oligarchs and a dependence on Russian oil and gas caused many politicians in Bulgaria and elsewhere to pivot eastward.
Despite a somewhat slow pace at the outset, the show steadily builds a promising framework, throwing off some sparks, without quite catching you-know-what in a bottle.
Nigeria emerged from its first recession in 25 years in the second quarter as oil revenues rose, although the slow pace of growth suggests the recovery remains fragile.
Some House conservatives have grown frustrated with what they say is the slow pace of a controversial congressional investigation into the FBI's conduct during the 2016 presidential race.
But aides say Trump privately has expressed annoyance at the slow pace of legislative action on his priorities and blames his own party, especially McConnell, for the failure.
The move, first reported by the Washington Post, comes days after VICE News reported that state parties were increasingly frustrated with the slow pace of distributing the grants.
CTG launched a bid to take control of EDP , of which it already owns 23 percent, in May last year, but the transaction has moved at a slow pace.
They're decrying a combination of quick hearings -- several key nominees will testify next week -- with what they say is a slow pace of nominees returning standard paperwork for vetting.
Wanting some backup, I walked (at an alarmingly slow pace) over to my logical and extremely skeptical best friend's house, insisting she try a cup of Reishi for herself.
" Lozada, the ASG analyst, said that "Beijing has failed to grasp the changing nature of US politics and the growing concerns about the slow pace of reform in China.
When standing the robot can move its arms, torso, and head with remarkable speed, but the robot walks at an agonizingly slow pace making it impractical for home surveillance.
But she grew disenchanted with the slow pace of the nonprofit world—and realized that some of its strengths could help improve the quicker-moving world of venture capital.
Ibeg said the slow pace of work on the equestrian venue was due to late payments made by the mayor's office and also vowed to seek reparations in court.
The main obstacle to Rouhani's bid for a second term is apathy from reformist voters, many of whom now say they are disappointed by the slow pace of change.
But at the State Department and elsewhere, the relatively slow pace of nominations and confirmations for top positions has left the Trump administration with a partial team in place.
Persona 53 can get away with its slow pace thanks to a striking and effective frame narrative that ducks in and out of the plot from the very beginning.
Dr Talavage worries that the slow pace of change reflects a belief among those in charge of sports that most fans do not care much about the players' safety.
The slow pace of hand embroidery makes it a perfect activity to let your mind wander and begin spinning tales, which is exactly what one Los Angeles artist does.
" On the slow pace of legislative progress: "The frustration I have is 7 months into the 116th Congress under Pelosi, we've only had one hearing (about the opioid crisis).
Just like a slow pace, the higher the share of shots in a game from three-point range, the more the outcome is determined by luck rather than skill.
The American gold medalist shot to the front of the pack early on, then used his position to control a tactically slow pace for the remainder of the race.
The White House has consistently placed blame for its slow pace on Democrats -- the minority party in the Senate -- arguing they've employed stall tactics to slow-walk Trump's confirmations.
It also helped spearhead the move to have Kalanick resign in June, and tensions between the two have contributed, in part, to the slow pace of finding a replacement.
Given his relatively limited history with games, the slow pace of Sworcery — which often involves just walking around an area, listening to music, and tapping the screen — was surprising.
Why it matters: Powell would align with White House deregulation efforts and has sided with Janet Yellen on continuing a slow pace of interest rate hikes, according to Reuters.
However, Serdar Kılıç also expressed frustration with the slow pace of those proceedings, and suggested the US administration could take further steps outside the extradition process to censure Gulen.
The development of more commercial ties, albeit at a painstakingly slow pace, and the continuing growth in the number of American visitors, serves to bind the two economies together.
In defense of our criticized slow pace I would like to say that maybe some things do get better with age, but perhaps tend not to be as spry.
That slow pace could undermine the administration's diplomatic push to advance the cause of refugees at a time when other countries are putting up taller barriers to their entry.
This week in the "Lazy Senate," the spotlight is on the Senate's pesky 30-hour rule — the one that Republicans constantly blame for the Senate's slow pace of confirmations.
Many victims of a brain trauma become overwhelmed by anger, depression and frustration about the slow pace of their recovery and the memory of who they used to be.
The slow pace of recovery had been weighing on the financially strapped island, which had already been suffering under the weight of a recession lasting more than a decade.
The administration also missed the first deadline to determine whether Russia violated the CBW Act, but officials blamed it on the slow pace of government bureaucracy at the time.
Markets now see the ECB's first hike since 2011 sometime around next October, followed by a very slow pace of increases, a projection Praet said he was comfortable with.
The city's criminal justice system is notorious for its slow pace, but Mr. Vega's case is an extreme example of how much worse the problem is in the Bronx.
Public health experts say that the slow pace of U.S. testing makes it hard to know how quickly the virus is spreading and has stymied efforts to contain it.
Economists in the CNBC/Moody's Analytics rapid update now see second-quarter GDP growth tracking at 2.5 percent, in line with the slow pace of the last several years.
The Boys realize they could be just a one-hit wonder, but given the slow pace of Brexit unfolding, they think they stand a good chance of staying relevant.
Impatient with the slow pace of progress and the conventions of responsible society, some biohackers decided to take matters into their own hands and administer these experimental treatments on themselves.
Despite growing disaffection with the slow pace of reforms and the pain of austerity measures imposed by the national government, the PTI is expected to do well at the polls.
Recognizing the slow pace of progress, the American Society of Clinical Oncology has set goals for new cancer drugs of extending life or controlling tumors for at least 2.5 months.
While the Vatican is known for its slow pace, even the speediest bureaucracy would have found it difficult to review and sign off on sensitive legal documents in that time.
Clifford Chance tax partner Dan Neidle said the radical nature of the proposal clearly showed that Britain was becoming frustrated with the slow pace of change in global tax laws.
The slow pace and structure means it's possible to play while somewhat distracted, like when you're commuting, or watching mindless TV. Mario + Rabbids feels designed with this portability in mind.
The mayor was indignant at the slow pace of construction work and after annulling the contracts he promised to go to court to ensure the two firms paid their fines.
When, at the end of the century, he lost a constitutional referendum followed by a groundswell of black anger at the slow pace of land reform, his response was uncompromising.
In addition, the slow pace of many retailers to update their point-of-service systems to accept EMV chip cards has also come at the expense of Verifone's bottom line.
While he's not the only climate scientist frustrated with glacially slow pace of political action on climate change, scientists who turn to activism risk opening the broader community to criticism.
While historically low inflation and jobless rates may bolster the case for higher interest rates, the recent slow pace of overall economic growth continues to give some Fed members pause.
The president and his leadership style may even make a few friends here, as these folks are generally frustrated with the slow pace of decision-making from the Obama administration.
Tanzania is one of Africa's biggest per capita aid recipients, but payments have been repeatedly delayed because donors were concerned about corruption, poor governance and the slow pace of reforms.
Another problem facing the Trump administration that was largely overlooked Sunday is the slow pace of staffing up, an issue due in large part to Democratic roadblocks to Trump's nominees.
The growing primary field and slow pace of preparations for a potential campaign have left some Democrats wondering if O'Rourke's indecisiveness about whether to be a candidate is hurting him.
German lawmakers and NATO allies have grown frustrated about the slow pace of progress on German military preparedness, with some key weapons systems only available 40 percent of the time.
However, the slow pace of justice in Brazil would likely allow the government to press ahead with pension and labor reforms in Congress before any impact was felt, analysts say.
Paulsen asked the question without answering it: "The foundation of this bull market has been a persistent disappointingly slow pace of economic growth," he said in a note on Monday.
Other factors in the slow pace of wage growth "include still significant slack in the labor market, weak productivity growth and the ongoing impact of labor market reforms," it said.
Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.) ripped the Trump administration on Friday for the slow pace of relief efforts in Puerto Rico, saying it is costing lives on the hurricane-ravage island.
He's steering the EPA's work at an agonizingly slow pace, delaying and slowing the implementation of laws and running interference for many of the sectors EPA is supposed to regulate.
Hall is the kind of fighter who wants to pivot away from most exchanges, work at a slow pace, and load up a big knee, kick or miscellaneous spinning counter.
Trump conducted the meeting with an air of jocularity and courtesy but some lawmakers detected an undercurrent of impatience with the slow pace of getting major legislation passed through Congress.
Environmental groups say the slow pace of the talks does not reflect the anger of youth climate activists who have mobilised in their millions this year to demand urgent action.
Investors have been frustrated by the slow pace of recovery at A.I.G., but they were rattled last month by the quarterly loss of $20143 billion, which was larger than expected.
They understand its problems, but they like knowing their neighbors and they like the slow pace of life and they like living in a community that feels small and closed.
The economy is growing steadily, but faster growth remains elusive because of persistent problems like weak wage growth, a dearth of corporate investment and the slow pace of productivity growth.
But as scientists increasingly question the slow-pace and exclusive nature of publishing in pay-walled journals, the number of fields in which publishing pre-prints is the norm is growing.
Or the effectiveness may be tied to the mindfulness that accompanies the diet, the slow pace at which the food is eaten and the fact that fewer calories are consumed overall.
And with the slow pace of unlocking skill trees and huge investment of in-game resources, odds are whatever class players start with will be the one that they stick with.
Those seeking a visa to enter the United States will now have to air out their dirty social media laundry, which could bring the approval process to an agonizingly slow pace.
According to a source familiar with the matter, Flannery's removal was driven by the board's frustration with the slow pace of change under his leadership — not troubles at GE's power business.
The AU wants to cut its force by about 1,000 this year, but it has repeatedly delayed the withdrawal because of the slow pace of training Somali soldiers to take over.
"In that event we see some scope for a recovery in business investment, although clearly there are material risks around this expectation," he said, predicting a slow pace of monetary tightening.
But the slow pace of work in Italy's Puglia region and growing concern over Azerbaijan's ability to honour its supply commitments — it faces domestic shortfalls — have knocked confidence in the project.
The West African nation emerged from its first recession in 25 years in the second quarter as oil revenues rose, although the slow pace of growth suggests the recovery remains fragile.
The recovery in Russia will provide a more favourable backdrop for trading partners, but its likely slow pace means that investment and remittance flows are likely to take longer to revive.
Or they do nothing and suffer the exhausting consequences; the body eventually adjusts at a slow pace of about one hour a day, taking up to three days to catch up.
The bacterium uses a pair of enzymes (biological catalysts used by animals to break down food) to turn PET into a food source, although this happens at a very slow pace.
"The day shift workers have not entered the plant, they are protesting the slow pace of salary negotiations," National Union of Mine and Allied Workers (NUMAW) trustee Jonathan Musukwa told Reuters.
The government, which has come under criticism from some investors for the slow pace of privatisations, said last month it would fully divest from its two biggest brewers, Sabeco and Habeco.
The slow pace of the U.S. admission process, which entails vetting refugees by means of interviews, medical exams and security checks, contrasts with the speed of refugee processing in neighboring Canada.
There is still a slight element of discomfort, but the game's slow pace and the new control tweaks seem to have afforded players' brains more opportunity to process what they're seeing.
"It is not going to be a V-curve recovery - it is probably more of a U-curve recovery," Tuwaijri said of the slow pace at which Saudi growth would revive.
The White House cited the slow pace of institutional reform, an anti-Israel bias, and the election of undemocratic governments in Cuba, Congo and Venezuela, among others, to the council itself.
A recent Wall Street Journal article reported on the slow pace of a major Republican initiative to ease the regulatory burden on the U.S. banking industry, especially on the largest banks.
The Briton, who won Sunday's race at a deliberately slow pace in a bid to back the second-placed Rosberg into the chasing pack, had been due to test all day.
Another source said Aster's problems were partly a result of the slow pace of payments in Saudi Arabia where, according to its website, it operates a 220-bed hospital in Riyadh.
"It could be that if there is a slow pace of life, people are relatively more laid back, less stressed, or more likely to be optimistic about the future," says Vedula.
The No. 33 Wildcats endured the 11th-seeded Gaels' slow pace, playing at a tempo Coach Jay Wright called "excruciating," to win for the 14th time in 15 N.C.A.A. tournament games.
Economists at brokerage and investment bank Nomura compiled a business resumption rate (BRR) index showing that Chinese businesses are resuming work, but at a slow pace, as overall activity remains constrained.
The rise of blockchain in business has moved at a slow pace, but this release shows that the open-source community is still committed to building enterprise-grade distributed ledger technology.
The strong turnout of around 73 percent of eligible voters appeared to have favored Rouhani, whose backers' main concern had been apathy among reformists disappointed with the slow pace of change.
Frustrated by the ongoing war, slow pace of change, and runaway corruption that persisted under then-president Petro Poroshenko, more than 73% of voting Ukrainians chose Zelensky in April's runoff election.
The book takes its time getting on the highway, and the slow pace is exacerbated by Katharine McEwan's demure and deliberate narration, which drains some of the pungency from Hartman's prose.
Investors have been frustrated by the slow pace of recovery at A.I.G., but they were particularly rattled in February by the quarterly loss of $3.04 billion, which was larger than expected.
The Trump administration has been criticized for the slow pace of nominees for ambassadorships, particularly for key allies in the Asia-Pacific region needed to help resolve the North Korea crisis.
The memo, seen by Reuters, also said the EU was worried by Harare's slow pace of political reforms, including the alignment of laws to the constitution that was adopted in 2013.
"At such a slow pace, we will all be sick and diseased by the time any changes come in," said Shweta Khandelwal, a nutritionist at the Public Health Foundation of India.
Activists who had been calling for Mr. Kelly's dismissal cheered the decision, while still criticizing RCA for its slow pace, and they pushed the entertainment industry to punish Mr. Kelly further.
The No. 6 Wildcats endured the 11th-seeded Gaels' slow pace, playing at a tempo Coach Jay Wright called "excruciating," to win for the 14th time in 211 N.C.A.A. tournament games.
At BNDES he is expected to speed up the divestiture of the bank's assets, the slow pace of which had become a bone of contention between Levy and Economy Minister Paulo Guedes.
He lists the sins as corruption, tax evasion, bureaucratic mire, the slow pace of justice, the low birth rate, the gap between north and south, and the difficult acceptance off the euro.
Trump and some Senate Republicans have already knocked Democrats for the slow pace of Cabinet confirmations, which the minority party insists is because of concerns about the nominees' qualifications and ethics paperwork.
U.S. officials have criticized Erdogan's increasing authoritarianism, Turkey's support for Islamist opposition groups fighting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the slow pace in sealing its border with Syria to foreign fighters.
War destruction, the administration divided along ethnic lines and transition from one political system to another have all contributed to the slow pace of recovery of once popular winter sports and arenas.
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek police fired teargas to disperse migrants and refugees protesting on Monday about conditions in migrant camps on the island of Lesbos and the slow pace of processing asylum requests.
Many of the people of Iitate used to enjoy the slow pace life in big farmhouses, but they are now forced to live in 325-square-foot prefabricated houses or tiny apartments.
Tanzania is one of Africa's biggest per capita aid recipients, but payments have often been delayed because donors said they were concerned about corruption, poor governance and the slow pace of reforms.
Flannery's removal was driven by the board's frustration with the slow pace of change under his leadership, and not driven by the power business woes, sources familiar with the issue told CNBC.
Finally, the week ends with love as Venus enters Pisces on Saturday, bringing with it a slow pace and a desire to spend some peaceful downtime alone or with our truest loves.
Langevin, however, expressed concerns about the Trump administration's slow pace of filling cybersecurity roles at the Departments of Homeland Security and Defense, which he indicated could compromise implementation of the executive order.
The comedian-turned-politician is doing surprisingly well in the polls in a country where the public is fed up with corruption, and the slow pace of reforms under the Poroshenko administration.
Fortum is growing increasingly frustrated over the slow pace of progress in discussions with Germany's Uniper regarding a cooperation agreement after it took a 47 percent stake this year, the people said.
The commander of the operation blamed the slow pace on a lack of tanks and said he did not have enough men to hold ground after it was retaken from the militants.
We complain, rightly, about the slow pace of U.S. recovery — but our economy is already 10 percent bigger than it was pre-crisis, while our unemployment rate is back under 5 percent.
The slow pace at which the committee has considered the president's nominees has emerged as a partisan battleground, as Democrats have grown impatient with the inaction under Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.).
The chief executives of Airbus Group and Safran both expressed frustration this week at the slow pace of talks to complete the next phase of the venture, blaming regulatory and other issues.
He said the slow pace of confirming undersecretaries and other positions in various departments and agencies has hampered Cabinet-level officials that Republicans spent weeks pushing through the Senate earlier this year.
Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) This freshman ex-prosecutor and rising Democratic star is a particularly tough questioner who, last week, expressed disappointment with the slow pace of the Russia investigation thus far.
But thousands of people hoping to travel are on a waiting list, a backlog created by long periods of closures, and Egyptian border officials are processing them at an excruciatingly slow pace.
I slowly read all the way through the series, never feeling the need to rush myself since, even back then, George R. R. Martin was infamous for writing at a slow pace.
Trump's more conservative supporters - including the man who led his transition at the Environmental Protection Agency, Myron Ebell - have complained about the slow pace of progress in dismantling Obama-era climate initiatives.
Days later, a groundswell of black anger at the slow pace of land reform started boiling over and gangs of black Zimbabweans calling themselves war veterans started to overrun white-owned farms.
But it is Zelenskiy who has emerged as the new front runner after announcing his candidacy in December, tapping into the disillusionment some feel about the slow pace of change since Maidan.
The strike came 28 years to the day after the first national work stoppage by Swiss women allowed them to vent their anger at the slow pace of change in the country.
S. trade talks and expectations of a slow pace of interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve, the stock market's winning streak through Thursday added 523 percent to the S&P 500 .
It said while a downgrade from Baa3 to sub-investment was unlikely in the near term, the slow pace of reform illustrated by ailing state power firm Eskom was a serious risk.
The Fed is less concerned about the slow pace of economic growth in the first quarter, perhaps because there is evidence the government has systematically underestimated first-quarter growth in recent years.
Completing its fourth full day of deliberations on Friday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, this jury has a long way to go to match the slow pace of the earlier panel.
It posted its first annual profit since 2014 last year, but a dismal performance in the fourth quarter underscored the slow pace of progress and raised new questions about the investment bank.
Groups of small island states and poorer countries, representing over 920 million people, issued a statement to Kurtyka expressing their frustration with the slow pace and lack of ambition of the talks.
Concerns over the slow pace of Model 3 assembly spurred Moody's Investors Service to cut Tesla's credit rating last month and question whether the company could face a cash crunch this year.
The PD, which had governed Italy since 2013, lost heavily last month as voters snubbed it over the slow pace of economic recovery and over fears of rising immigrant numbers from Africa.
One: The anger directed toward Buttigieg over his policies and the slow pace at which results are seen is real and visceral, if not uncommon for a city of South Bend's size.
This year's U.N. talks have exposed a wide and growing gap between an increasingly vocal mass movement calling on politicians to step up climate action, and the slow pace of their response.
Russian Railways chairman and former Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich, speaking at the Ambrosetti Forum in Cernobbio, Italy on Friday, admitted the slow pace of progress in the country of 211 million.
It is not clear how quickly Trump will decide on a course of action, which could be delayed by the slow pace at which the administration is filling key national security jobs.
"We're pretty frustrated with the slow pace of things [in the Senate], but in the House, we've actually done most of our agenda except for welfare reform and tax reform," Ryan said.
The (relatively) slow pace of deportations since Trump came into office is partly because of something Trump's been bragging about: the decline in people crossing into the US from Mexico without papers.
German prosecutors have faced criticism for their slow pace in bringing alleged Nazi criminals to justice, as time runs out to bring the elderly suspects — some now in their 90s — to trial.
The West African nation emerged from its first recession in 25 years in the second quarter of 2017 as oil revenues rose, although the slow pace of growth suggests the recovery remains fragile.
Concerns about the slow pace of the transition effort have grown in recent days as US officials at various agencies said they had still not yet established contact with the Trump transition team.
This might give it time to ward off an attempt by activist investor Starboard Value, which has criticized the slow pace of Yahoo's sale process, to replace its board with its own candidates.
At BNDES he is expected to speed up the divestiture of the bank's assets, the slow pace of which had become a bone of contention between Levy and Bolsonaro's Economy Minister Paulo Guedes.
Musk may be the king of publicity, but given the slow pace of development at SpaceX and Tesla, it could be a while before this forward-looking entrepreneur sees any returns with Neuralink.
Add on top of that a fairly slow pace and a lighter drama load than last week and you get an episode that misses most of the emotional marks it tries to hit.
Glover took a while to adjust to the slow pace of the greens at TPC Summerlin, but there was no stopping him once he rolled in a monster putt at the eighth hole.
Another major complaint from survivors, local activists and politicians is what they say is the slow pace with which the council has acted, which they say has led to a waste of resources.
Meanwhile Ukraine's prime minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, survived a vote of no confidence in parliament after the country's president, Petro Poroshenko, called on him to step down, ostensibly over the slow pace of reforms.
Markey and Blumenthal – who have long criticized the slow pace of Takata recalls – urged NHTSA to take "all necessary" steps to ensure that consumers are not stuck footing the bill for defective airbags.
The United States wants to hasten the slow pace of negotiations on the $1.2 trillion North American Free Trade Agreement, citing a need to finish before a July 1 presidential election in Mexico.
Ogimi, the friendly village of 3,000 of the world's longest-living people, is known for its slow pace, ocean views, community gatherings, personal vegetable gardens and residents who smile, laugh and joke incessantly.
Conservatives on the two committees have become increasingly frustrated with what they say is the slow pace with which the Justice Department has turned over documents, leading to slow-going in the probe.
Also contributing to the slow pace is the current transition underway in the White House counsel's office, which would traditionally shepherd an attorney general nomination from the selection process through to Senate confirmation.
The diversity of the youngest generation means the slow pace of demographic change is going to speed up as more members of Generation Z turn 21625 and begin participating in the political process.
But they see short-term hopes for less stringent oversight by agencies like the Federal Reserve or the Securities and Exchange Commission stymied by the slow pace of Trump appointments for those agencies.
Given the slow pace of first-quarter growth, the economy would have to accelerate substantially to end 2017 with an annual gain of 3 percent, an outcome most economists believe is highly unlikely.
And entrepreneurs like Higueras hope the reform drive that has advanced at a painfully slow pace and with fits and starts will now accelerate more smoothly now that Fidel Castro has passed on.
The now 29-year-old had been slowly paying off over $113,000 of public and private student loans since graduating in 2009, at the same slow pace she saw reflected in her peers.
According to several attendees, the health officials said the slow pace was due to low availability of cotton swabs, gloves and other protective gear that is necessary for technicians carrying out the tests.
In the book, according to Le Monde, Nadège Beausson-Diagne recalls a time when she was asked if she spoke "African," and Aïssa Maïga denounces the slow pace of change in the industry.
Roberts said the lack of work on bilateral trade deals can be explained by the administration's focus on renegotiating NAFTA and the slow pace of confirming key officials to the trade representative's office.
Although a number of factors went into the Democrats' 2010 midterm shellacking, the slow pace of the recovery, combined with the Obama administration's decision to reward the financial sector, played a significant role.
THE BULLISH CASE: The Fed will continue to keep stimulus largely in place with a slow pace of rate increases and massive balance sheet designed to keep long-term interest rates from rising.
Zimmer also acknowledged concerns about the slow pace of weapons procurement in Germany, and called for a more differentiated approach that minimized risk but did not insist on so-called "gold-plated" solutions.
Amazon, which wants to deliver goods by drone, has been involved for years trying to work with the FAA to craft drone policy, but it has been frustrated by the FAA's slow pace.
If you can ignore the slow pace, it's where marriage-minded individuals can go to find people who take dating as seriously as they do — and where it's okay to be a hopeless romantic.
Hackett took the helm at the 115-year-old manufacturer only about 1½ years ago, but some investors have grown impatient at the lack of detail and slow pace at which he's making changes.
Some companies are hesitant to get into business with the government out of fear of its slow pace, bureaucracy and politics, but Shark at the Public Technology Institute said that is a missed opportunity.
It is an even bigger ask this year, when the justices are inching along at a historically slow pace—still sitting on decisions for much less fraught cases that were argued in early October.
Frustrated by the slow pace of the inquiry, the NYPD delivered an ultimatum to the DOJ last July, saying they should file charges by August 31 or they'd launch their own investigation into Pantaleo.
It's unclear when the initiative will launch its first round of projects, but the slow pace of academic research makes it unlikely that any findings will be complete before the 2018 midterms in November.
With the court evenly split with four liberals and four conservatives, the slow pace in filling the calendar indicates an increased cautiousness considering the real possibility of 4-4 deadlocks on anything ideologically divisive.
Reuters reported in February that the company's job cuts in January particularly hit the delivery team that supplied electric vehicles to North American customers, indicating a slow pace of deliveries in the near term.
McCain and other lawmakers have expressed concerns at the slow pace the administration has filled the top Pentagon positions surrounding Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, and the Army secretary has been a particular trouble spot.
Interviews with more than two dozen people across Venezuela - as well as fresh polling data - suggest that many people have grown frustrated by the slow pace of change amid the hardships of daily life.
"The key question for the future of the oil market is for how long can a surge in US shale supplies make up for the slow pace of growth elsewhere in the oil sector."
Apps help me focus on what I want to watch In the past, I've been disappointed by both a lack of content and the slow pace at which new television shows are made available.
The likely slow pace of expansion comes despite healthy hiring, and if the economy did indeed stumble early this year, it would repeat the pattern of first-quarter deceleration seen in 2014 and 2015.
Many have visited the crash site in a charred field to seek some closure, but there is anger at the slow pace of information and all they have been given for funerals is earth.
It must be savored at a slow pace, if only because many of the itineraries require steep climbs up and down terraced slopes and alleyways, offering grand vistas of the coast as a prize.
This was the first negotiation with Rob Manfred as commissioner and Tony Clark as the head of the union, and the slow pace of talks in recent weeks had frustrated some on management's side.
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's government could widen its fiscal deficit target for 2018 as revenue collection remains weak given the slow pace of economic recovery, two officials involved in the policy discussion said on Wednesday.
Clegg also said the slow pace of civil rights enforcement may be due in part to the combination of a new administration and the lack of a permanent assistant attorney general for the division.
Graham Hodges, a former New York cabdriver and a historian at Colgate University, lauded the expansion, but questioned the city's slow pace in addressing the needs of the 2175,000 wheelchair users in the city.
Yet with the players' association still furious about the slow pace of last winter's free agent market, the sides have held no substantive talks on how — or if — to modify the on-field product.
An American Saga takes its time telling the complex story of the iconic rap group, moving with a slow pace that seems prepared to take its time taking audiences through the Wu-Tang story.
There were nearly 13,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the U.S. as of Thursday, but some experts think there may be thousands more that have gone undetected because of the slow pace of testing.
But it's hard to overlook the slow pace and unrelenting barrage of clichés, from the ever-smiling, good-natured Zambians to the portrayal of New York as a haven for neurotic people and pets.
The FTSE 250 handed back initial gains and edged 0.04% lower as building materials supplier SIG slumped 21%, blaming its weak outlook on the slow pace of recovery in British and German construction markets.
These people are political animals, and while they may be a little frustrated with government's slow pace and red tape, it really is not that different from what they have faced in traditional organizations.
The slow pace is a far cry from last year, when lawmakers were able to pass bills that funded about three-quarters of the government, including the military and the bulk of domestic programs.
The slow pace of applications is raising concern at the European Central Bank — the EU's top banking supervisor — that some lenders are not doing enough to prepare for Brexit, according to the news agency.
One reason for the slow pace: If you're big enough to be drawing antitrust heat, you're big enough to have a lot of lobbyists, lawyers and employees in congressional districts all around the country.
Wet weather continued to plague U.S. farmers last week, especially in the Eastern Corn Belt, as planting progress for corn and soybeans likely failed to advance as much as needed given the already slow pace.
GCF officials declined to comment on Trump's remarks or elaborate on the slow pace of approvals, deferring to the 2110 board members who represent both developed nation donors and developing nations that will receive funds.
Trump has blamed the slow pace of filling his Cabinet on Senate Democrats, who have used procedural measures to force the full length of time allowed for nearly all nominees, slowing down the process considerably.
Floating somewhere between interactive fiction and walking simulation, Tacoma asks for a few hours of your time to engage with its slow pace, unraveling how this space station came to be populated with digital ghosts.
In March, lawmakers from the British parliament's upper house criticised the slow pace of bribery investigations by the SFO and Crown Prosecution Service, and what they said was a failure to update companies on progress.
PARIS (Reuters) - The Renault-Nissan alliance is replacing its top executive in charge of combining the carmakers' engines and gearboxes, sources told Reuters, as tightening emissions regulations expose the slow pace of integration so far.
The London office market remains resilient despite the slow pace of Brexit negotiations and growing speculation about a no-deal weighing heavily on business sentiment, the London Office Crane Survey by Deloitte Real Estate showed.
When Obama announced the next day he was slowing the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan, it was another reminder that the change he promised coming into office has happened at a sometimes-frustratingly slow pace.
Ukraine's international backers, including the United States and the European Union, have also become increasingly impatient with the slow pace of change in a country into which they have pumped billions of dollars in aid.
Stalker wasn't particularly well-received on first release — The New York Times' Janet Maslin focused almost entirely on dismissing its "stupefyingly drab and slow" pace, and other contemporaneous reviews focused largely on its stunning visuals.
Tensions over who pulls the levers of power and public frustration at the slow pace of change could lead to a "violent stalemate" with bloody protests, frets Kris Berwouts, the author of "Congo's violent peace".
Inevitably, the slow pace of redistribution is leading to calls for South Africa to take a short cut, by copying Robert Mugabe, the deposed ruler of Zimbabwe, who confiscated land from white farmers without paying.
The Hateful Eight's slow pace, unedited shots, and wide-angle images allow viewers to listen to those stories while watching the whole room, warily, judging its inhabitants and waiting for danger — just like its characters.
Ryan Bader proved the perfect mark for this, giving Machida plenty of time to pick shots on the outside at a nice, slow pace, then losing his cool and bum rushing himself onto a counter.
"A slow pace of convergence will make it more difficult to disentangle political fervor from what appears to be a growing sense among consumers that the economy will experience fundamental changes in the years ahead."
Mashable's Rachel Thompson recently reported that email is on the way out for entrepreneurs because its slow pace can't keep up with start-up culture; instead, millennial workers turn to chat and project management clients.
Consumer spending has been a major concern for policymakers over the past year as households battle high levels of debt, slow pace of wage growth and a downturn in the country's once-booming property market.
Investors grew impatient with the slow pace of the trials and the fact that the drug proved more effective against Gram-positive infections than harder-to-kill Gram negatives, said Richard Scott, a PolyMedix founder.
The lender is taking time to choose the right successor to outgoing Chief Executive Federico Ghizzoni, a source familiar with the matter said on Thursday, as investor unease at the slow pace of progress grows.
ANKARA (Reuters) - Iran's supreme leader criticized the country's slow pace of economic recovery on Thursday despite the lifting of sanctions and called on President Hassan Rouhani's government to champion greater self-sufficiency, state TV reported.
In the wake of the damning Amnesty International report into Qatar's slow pace of reform on workers' rights, FIFA's new president, Gianni Infantino, had arrived in the country for two days of meetings and inspections.
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Wages and the price of consumer goods in the euro zone are still growing at a slow pace, holding back inflation despite a strengthening economic recovery, the European Central Bank said on Thursday.
Despite strong jobs gains, household incomes had been growing at an unusually slow pace for some time, while recent falls in home prices in Sydney and Melbourne had added to the pressure on spending power.
James Bullard, St. Louis Fed President, said Wednesday that the Federal Reserve doesn't need to increase rates soon because the economy is still moving at a slow pace and inflation is set to remain low.
The slow pace of Earth's natural transitions means that some species are able to adapt and survive the changes, but it's unclear whether plants and animals will be able to survive such a rapid transition.
The gap between benchmark U.S and European bond yields held near its widest in a month as the Fed meeting also shone a light on the slow pace of change in European Central Bank policy.
The slow pace of 19th-century novels and memoirs is perfect for an insomnia machine: You fall asleep when the characters are having dinner, and when you wake up they've only reached the drawing room.
The local organizers found Eastman's brash style off-putting, and she was impatient with the slow pace of the state-by-state strategy, which in Wisconsin failed in the face of fierce brewery-industry opposition.
The effort has spawned tensions with state officials, who are wary of a "federal takeover" of elections and have panned the slow pace at which the federal government offered up details on the Russia threat.
The influence of longtime Trump friends and associates — some of them with vague portfolios — comes as a leadership void has been created by the Trump administration's slow pace in filling top jobs in many agencies.
Even though the lawmaker predicted that Romney might find the arcane procedures and slow pace of the Senate somewhat stifling, he said it would give the former Republican nominee for president a high-profile platform.
The low level of investment may be one reason for the slow pace of productivity growth, an average annual pace of just 1 percent, about half the pace during the period from 1990 to 2004.
The authorities' reaction to the N.S.U. killing spree was widely criticized, first for their slow pace in realizing that it was right-wing terrorism and then for their struggle to put an end to it.
At one point he seemed to criticize the slow pace of the investigation, telling Mr. Dallagnol, the prosecutor, that it had been too long since the task force had announced a new set of charges.
The failure of the deal could be politically tricky for Rouhani, its chief architect, who has been criticized by the country's utmost power, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, for the country's slow pace of economic recovery.
FRANKFURT, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Wages and prices of consumer goods in the euro zone are still growing at a slow pace, holding back inflation despite a strengthening economic recovery, the European Central Bank said on Thursday.
The slow pace might reflect the obvious ideological infighting within his team, a desire for evidence before acting or the realisation that Congress, which sees trade policy as within its remit, must be kept on side.
The EU has also become increasingly frustrated by what it sees as the slow pace of economic opening in China, even after years of granting China almost unfettered access to EU markets for trade and investment.
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Oil markets will begin to tighten in the second half of 2016 but at a slow pace as global demand growth declines and non-OPEC supplies rebound, the International Energy Agency said on Thursday.
Republican Commissioner Michael Piwowar said "there is simply no excuse for our lack of final rules in this space," and called out Chair Mary Jo White for the slow pace of bringing the framework to fruition.
In the past few weeks local media reported that the government was unhappy about the slow pace at which NLB was reducing the amount of bad loans and about the low level of its lending activity.
"The law must be equal for all," said newspaper El Pais on Monday in an editorial which said the fact the probe had come to trial showed the legal system worked, albeit at a slow pace.
Even so, the peninsula is progressing at a slow pace and maintaining its authentic charm, which struck David as an opportunity to grow a rewarding business and enjoy all the lifestyle benefits of a Caribbean paradise.
When we interviewed you in July 22008, you already seemed quite frustrated by Europe's slow pace and especially by the Franco-German relationship and the Germans' ability to work alongside you, and keep pace with you.
While some misguided pundits will decry this as an excessively slow pace of employment growth, we should recall that this is not a sprint, but instead a long-distance race where what matters more is endurance.
Jim Borghesani, a spokesman for a group behind the ballot initiative to legalize recreational marijuana in Massachusetts, told ABC that his group was not concerned with the slow pace of legalization efforts following the 2016 vote.
Kostin said the trend and the valuation gap wouldn't change soon because it looks like the US economy will keep growing at a slow pace, and in those circumstances, investors prefer growth stocks to value stocks.
I'm certain the stereotype of the slow pace of small-town Texas life has some truth to it, but an afternoon inside Reynolds New York Store was as bustling as any evening in a Queens bodega.
"Notwithstanding the general improvement in macroeconomic conditions, the committee noted the general slow pace of moderation of food inflation and also took note of the potential risk from rising global inflation to domestic prices," he said.
But the slow pace of the recovery undermined the credibility of his reform effort, and he eventually acknowledged that he had made a mistake by turning the constitutional reform referendum into a vote on his leadership.
Last month, Democrats from the committee sent Mr. Elwell and the transportation secretary, Elaine Chao, a letter expressing frustration with the F.A.A. "We are concerned about the slow pace of the F.A.A.'s response," they wrote.
Although the pay gap narrowed slightly over all in Britain, the slow pace of change and the regression at some workplaces have prompted calls for companies to be clearer about how they intend to do better.
It will most likely provide more details about the Fed's ongoing struggle to understand the slow pace of inflation — but it probably won't shake the conviction of investors that the Fed will raise rates in December.
Hope that the economy could recover under President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who replaced the long-ruling Robert Mugabe in a November 2017 coup, has made way for widespread anger over the slow pace of reforms and recovery.
So, if Farid manages to find some answers about his mom, those revelations could have major implications for both men — and for the show's supernatural plot, which is still creeping along at a frustratingly slow pace.
The slow pace fits in with a track record of easygoing treatment of Facebook from before the GDPR era, when the Irish regulator had next to zero power to sanction firms, Schrems and other critics say.
Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, reacted defiantly on Tuesday night, refusing to apologize in a BBC interview for his party's response and defending the slow pace of some investigations into anti-Semitic remarks by party members.
During Reptilicus, there are jokes about the movie's slow pace ("Feel free to begin the scene any time, guys"), and about the stock characters and casual sexism ("Brigadier General Military Industrial Complex, this is Miss Doctor Woman").
"I think the Fed has been very consistent in saying they will keep moving rates higher at a slow pace dependent on data," Jim Caron, bond manager at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, said in an emailed statement.
CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Some five months after the wildfires that devastated Fort McMurray were extinguished, anger over red tape and the slow pace of insurance payouts and permit issuance is flaring in the remote northern Canadian city.
DNS providers like Google and Go Daddy quickly pulled services, but as Prince mulled the implication of following their lead—Cloudflare had never terminated service over political pressure before—outrage boiled over at their frustratingly slow pace.
The decline of diesel, long used to boost efficiency, and the slow pace of investment in electric car networks is hampering efforts to meet the EU goals, European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) Secretary General Erik Jonnaert said.
Uncertainty over the composition of the new government has raised tensions at a time when public impatience is growing over poor basic services, high unemployment and the slow pace of rebuilding after the war with Islamic State.
China, however, has been the target of complaints from foreign business groups that have criticized its slow pace of market reforms and say its national security regulations and industrial policies are at odds with its reform goals.
"In an environment where the Fed seems comfortable with a slow pace of rates ... volatility remaining very low, for sure risky assets are going to perform well," said Andres Jaime, global FX and rates strategist at Barclays.
Two sources with direct knowledge of the matter in Rome said Italy was increasingly frustrated at the slow pace of the investigation and had decided to press ahead unilaterally and register the names of the Egyptian suspects.
The surprise agreement eased the threat of a transatlantic trade war, but U.S. officials have grown frustrated about the slow pace of progress in subsequent weeks, with the first working group meeting postponed until after European holidays.
If GDP per hour worked is growing slowly, and investment in new capital goods or other productive assets is running at a very slow pace, how is it possible that America's most pressing economic issue is automation?
As conservative groups grew agitated at McConnell for the slow pace of judicial confirmations, the GOP leader said he would push through judges at a faster pace, promising late nights and longer workweeks to get them done.
Even with the painfully slow pace of progress by Syrian government forces, Russia is unlikely to introduce ground forces (a politically dangerous move back home), and just as unlikely to abandon its ally, President Bashar al-Assad.
Poroshenko rose to power on an anti-corruption platform following the 2014 Euromaidan revolution, but many of his supporters are disappointed in the slow pace of reforms and an apparent unwillingness to crack down on corrupt officials.
He said he saw a clear explanation for the slow pace of inflation in recent years: Technological change is increasing competition in a wide range of industries, making it difficult for many companies to increase their prices.
State and local health officials, and members of Congress, have expressed frustration with CDC for the slow pace of testing in the U.S. The agency expects to send out 75,000 tests by the end of this week.
The outbreak has led to scrutiny over the slow pace of testing taking place in the U.S., as many health and government officials voice concerns about the strain the virus could put on the health care system.
However, Cook declined to comment on the company&aposs plans for 5G, except to insinuate that the slow pace in the United States of the rollout of the technology may be a cause for concern at Apple.
The slow pace of Brexit negotiations has heightened fears in recent months that Britain may leave the European Union in March without a transition deal to keep it temporarily in the bloc's single market and customs union.
The slow pace of the campaign stems from losing Syrian Kurds — the American military's key ally in the fight against the Islamic State — to a new fight against Turkish troops in the northwestern corner of the country.
The journalist Brantley Hargrove's first book, "The Man Who Caught the Storm," recounts the obsessions and the unlikely achievements of Samaras while also detailing the history of scientists' often slow pace in understanding this corner of meteorology.
And while the death toll was not known when he voiced some of his earlier praise, they did come as disaster relief experts and local officials sounded the alarm about the slow pace of the federal response.
Trump agreed in July to hold back on threatened 25-percent car tariffs while the United States and Europe talked about cutting other trade barriers, but U.S. officials have grown frustrated about the slow pace of progress.
Congress recognized the slow pace of recovery in Puerto Rico and on the Virgin Islands when it allowed FEMA to waive certain requirements for reconstruction of infrastructure on the islands, including the rebuilding of hospitals and schools.
What makes it unusual — and, despite its slow pace, exciting — is the time and attention Ms. Murat devotes to showing her unnamed characters, in particular the female half of the couple, in the midst of actually working.
Uncertainty over the make-up of the new government has raised tensions at a time when public impatience is growing over poor basic services, high unemployment and the slow pace of rebuilding after the war with Islamic State.
"We are concerned that the slow pace of planning and decision-making at Just Eat will not only continue to destroy shareholder value but will also result in competitors eroding Just Eat's leading market position," Cat Rock said.
Keitany, winner of this year's London Marathon and the fastest ever in a women's only marathon, had been expected to run away with the race but a slow pace allowed Flanagan and others to stay with her early.
But sources said he was not happy with the changes and the slow pace of development of its products that came after more ambitious promises for expansion of the concept by Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page.
Barclays analysts said in a note they feared the slow pace of the lighting spin off meant it would take longer to improve performance at Philips' remaining healthcare operations, which currently generate about two-thirds of group revenue.
Mercury is currently retrograde in your sign, so you might feel like you're moving at a frustratingly slow pace—but slowing down may be just what you need in order to regain your strength and continue pushing forward!
The aid program did not go altogether smoothly with the IMF delaying the release of aid in early 2017 due to the slow pace of reforms — increasing household gas prices being one of the main bones of contention.
Gnassingbe's family has ruled the small West African country for 50 years and frustration over the slow pace of reform there has spilled onto the streets several times since August, involving thousands and prompting U.N. calls for action.
His visit was partly aimed at bolstering support in Congress for NAFTA at a time when tax legislation is consuming lawmakers' attention and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is growing frustrated with the slow pace of NAFTA talks.
Khamenei and his hardline allies have strongly criticized the slow pace of economic revival since the lifting of sanctions last year, part of the nuclear deal with six major powers whereby Tehran agreed to curb its nuclear program.
The General Electric board's frustration with the slow pace of change at the troubled industrial company led to the ouster of CEO John Flannery, but the problems at the heart of its power business defy a quick solution.
The greenback reached a two-week peak against the Swiss franc and the Canadian dollar, which fell overnight after U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Canada over the slow pace of talks on the North American Free Trade Agreement.
"The total inventory of structurally deficient bridges is down by about 567, which is a very slow pace compared to what we've seen in previous years," said Alison Premo Black, the association's chief economist who conducted the analysis.
Given the projected life of current equipment and the slow pace of replacement, it is becoming increasingly hard to envisage a scenario in which atmospheric CO2 can be held below 430-21.5 ppm in the next two decades.
Still, a recent rally in stocks, fueled by U.S.-China trade optimism and hopes of a slow pace of interest rate hikes, has driven a 10 percent gain in the S&P 500 from its Christmas Eve low.
Geography can also play a role – it's not a coincidence that there have historically been so many taxi cabs in New York City, where the high cost of parking and slow pace of traffic consume time and money.
The landmark anti-discrimination law turns 50 years old in 2018, but efforts to desegregate inner cities continue at a frustratingly slow pace, and the Trump administration is looking to undercut the gains made during the Obama years.
Ammermann added that markets are waiting to see if the USDA changes its U.S. corn yield forecast, noting that markets do not seem greatly concerned about yields because of the slow pace of U.S. corn and soybean exports.
The Washington Post reported last month that Pentagon leaders had been frustrated with the slow pace of Cyber Command's electronic offensive against Islamic State, militants who control parts of Iraq and Syria and have sympathizers and supporters worldwide.
Also on Thursday, Germany's foreign minister called for more urgent work to fully implement a ceasefire and voiced dissatisfaction at the slow pace of efforts to resolve the conflict in which more than 9,500 people have been killed.
Now, in comparison, let's look at Wiz Khalifa taking the stage: Notice the slow pace, the trailing cloud that envelops his entire body, the fact that he just looks like a fucking guy who has smoked weed before.
Italian consumer groups Codacons, Movimento Difesa del Cittadino and Cittadinanzattiva said on Tuesday they would withdraw a 2016 complaint to the European Commission because of the slow pace of procedure and take it to the Italian watchdog instead.
In March, Moody's Investors Service lowered Tesla's credit rating over concerns about the slow pace of Model 3 production and warned that the company could face a cash crunch late in the year without an infusion of capital.
Over recent months, Ms. Gingrich and her husband grew increasingly frustrated with the slow pace of the vetting process, and Ms. Gingrich even threatened to take her name out of the running, according to one of the people.
German lawmakers and NATO allies have grown frustrated about the slow pace of progress on the military preparedness of Europe's most populous country and economic powerhouse, with some key weapons systems only available 40 percent of the time.
With large swaths of the Afghan countryside under Taliban control and several cities threatened, American and NATO leaders are growing increasingly frustrated with the slow pace of security reforms that they see as necessary to battle the insurgency.
In the shadows of these ultramodern buildings, the ancient Malay village of Kampung Baru still thrives, with free-roaming roosters and a slow pace of life that's usually only to be found in the most rural of villages.
I'm staring at San Francisco-based artist Agelio Batle's "Ash Dancer," a suicidal sculpture that, through its placement on a massive sheet of white paper atop a violently trembling table, draws itself to death at an agonizingly slow pace.
However, the BOJ is seen largely maintaining its inflation forecast of 1.8 percent for fiscal 2017, the sources said, allowing it to argue that Japan is still on track to achieve the target - albeit at a disappointingly slow pace.
The digital one takes up a whole wall, with the movie reflected on the marble floor below; as the camera pans at an achingly slow pace, the myriad objects look as if they disappear into a pool of water.
Placing the blame Trump has blamed the slow pace of filling his Cabinet in particular on Senate Democrats, who have used procedural measures to force the full length of time allowed for nearly all confirmations, slowing down the process.
Government agencies including Anatel have expressed concern about the slow pace at which Oi's bankruptcy protection case is moving, and how a rift between creditors and shareholders of the carrier has gotten worse during the 15-month long process.
Investors were also cagey ahead of next week's annual meeting of central bankers from around the world in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, in which Fed Chair Janet Yellen is likely to cement expectations for a slow pace of rate increases.
After opening its doors to women members in 2012, Augusta National has since made efforts to promote and develop women's golf, but some in the game remain frustrated by what they see as the painfully slow pace of change.
In the summer of 2016 the slow pace of change at the tech giants was still frustrating — the numbers of women and people of color had barely nudged up despite all the fervent discussion during the previous two years.
Six leading GOP appropriators wrote to President Obama on Thursday, voicing strong concerns about the administration's slow pace in exhausting its existing resources on Zika, as Democrats dig in their heels to demand a $1.1 billion emergency spending bill.
Yaron last month said he foresaw a slow pace to monetary tightening, with the central bank's economists projecting rates staying on hold for the first half of 2019 before an increase to 0.5 percent toward the end of 2019.
With only 17 months remaining until Britain's expected departure, the slow pace of talks has increased the possibility of it leaving without a deal, alarming business leaders who say time is running out for them to make investment decisions.
The amount of NPLs has slightly decreased over the last months, but at too a slow pace, European Commission Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis told a news conference after the finance ministers agreed a new plan to tackle the problem.
"Powell, who is Republican and close to the Trump administration, will not stress much about the negative side of the U.S.-China trade war," said Yamamoto, who expects dollar-yen to strengthen to 115 at a "very slow" pace.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. business inventories fell as expected in January, suggesting that any lift to gross domestic product in the first quarter from a shrinking trade deficit was likely to be offset by a slow pace of inventory accumulation.
But if the high cost of tickets, exorbitant prices for food and drink, rowdy fans and slow pace of play aren't enough to drive many fans to their flatscreen, HD-TVs at home, maybe nets will do the trick.
The slow pace in this region is the result of an incredibly uneven trail bed and trails that drive straight up the mountains (unlike in other mountain ranges, where trail builders use switchbacks to make the climb less steep).
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. business inventories fell as expected in January, suggesting that any lift to gross domestic product in the first quarter from a shrinking trade deficit was likely to be offset by a slow pace of inventory accumulation.
Recent questions about wiring inside the plane, which wasn't a known issue until recently and is not believed to have played any role in the crashes, shows that the process is going at a very slow pace, Aboulafia noted.
"Macro and micro data suggest production activities are resuming at a slow pace in China, reaching 60-80% of normal levels by end-Feb and normalising only by mid-to-late March," Morgan Stanley wrote in a research noted.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Market indicators are flashing signs that investors see inflation - after it was almost non-existent since the credit crisis - on the rise, despite skepticism from the Fed and the relatively slow pace of U.S. economic growth.
Like Reitman, Vigalondo has no interest in the trite "struggling city person finds healing in the slow pace of a small town" tropes, and no interest in softening his lead character into rote likability when he could make her distinctive instead.
At the same time, Ukraine's chief backers, the United States, the EU and the International Monetary Fund, are getting increasingly frustrated with the slow pace of change, and the IMF has threatened to end a multi-billion dollar aid package.
The World Chess Championship of 2018, held in London at The College in Holborn over nearly three weeks from November 9th-28th, began with a series of 343 games played under classical time controls, the traditional slow pace of play.
WASHINGTON, June 2898 (Reuters) - U.S. business inventories barely rose in April as sales recorded their biggest increase in more than two years, pointing to a slow pace of inventory accumulation that could weigh on economic growth in the second quarter.
The #FeesMustFall movement has channeled anger at the slow pace of reform in South Africa, calling for the 'decolonization' of a society that continues to preserve white privilege; its activists have little patience for indulging New South Africa's gentle founding myths.
The political uncertainty has fueled tensions at a time when public impatience is growing over poor basic services, unemployment and the slow pace of rebuilding after a three-year war with Islamic State which cost tens of billions of dollars.
During his abbreviated time in the job Mr Flannery announced a plan to refocus GE on three core areas—power, aerospace and health care—but investors weren't happy at the slow pace of the turnaround, nor at GE's lacklustre share price.
The Europe Union, the world's largest trading zone, has become increasingly frustrated by what it sees as the slow pace of economic opening in China, even after years of granting China almost unfettered access to EU markets for trade and investment.
S trade and hopes of a slow pace of interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve has fueled a strong run in stocks recently, pulling the S&P 500 10 percent higher from its 20-month low hit on Christmas Eve.
"I worked for years abroad," he says of his consultancy career in London, and argues that as a minister in the last ND government he cut spending in sensitive areas and was an internal critic of the slow pace of reform.
The appointment, expected to be confirmed by parliament this week, will probably reassure potential investors worried about the slow pace of financial reform and a lack of focus on the economy by the administration of Aung San Suu Kyi, analysts say.
Constraints being put on Trump by Congress and the courts on issues ranging from healthcare to immigration that would have filtered into the economy and the slow pace with which he is filling key administration jobs have played a role.
"The key risks to financial stability include the suspension of cooperation with the IMF, the slow pace of structural economic reforms, the low efficiency of state-owned banks, and the weak legal system," the central bank said in a statement.
The bank's total assets were down to 1.8 trillion at the end of the quarter, from 2.2 trillion at the end of 2008, but up 6 percent year-on-year and analysts have often criticized the slow pace of asset cutbacks.
Rouhani, first elected in a landslide four years ago on a promise to reduce Iran's international isolation, is trying to hold on to office by firing up reformist voters disillusioned by a stalled economy and the slow pace of social reform.
"I think there's a consensus view that the glut is slimming down, but ... it is at a painstakingly slow pace that makes a glacier look like a rocket," said Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis at Oil Price Information Service.
If gross domestic product is expanding at a slow pace "but jobs are blasting ahead, then yes, the bank is unlikely to cut rates," said Royce Mendes, a senior economist with CIBC Capital Markets, cautioning that job data can be volatile.
The slow pace of change in the composition of the Rajya Sabha means that Congress, despite its waning influence nationally, can still block the tax in the upper house, just as Mr Modi's party blocked it when Congress was in power.
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi tried to play down concerns over the slow pace of progress, saying the recapture of cities such as Ramadi and Baiji from Islamic State had taken four times longer than the Mosul campaign so far.
The slow pace of applications is raising concern at the European Central Bank, the EU's top banking supervisor, that some lenders are not doing enough to prepare for Brexit, or may even avoid its watch through a gap in the rules.
It's possible that this could result in an additional recall of replacement phones and it would likely test the patience of consumers and regulators already frustrated with the slow pace of the rollout and the lack of timely communications from Samsung.
Washington (CNN)The US Supreme Court offered new evidence on Tuesday that conservatives have exerted control and liberals are not going quietly, in a pair of 5-4 decisions that could explain the remarkably slow pace of decisions this session.
PayPal's split from eBay in 2015 helped the company to capture multiple tailwinds as consumers increased their shift toward more convenient payment options than cash and checks – and grew increasingly impatient with the slow pace of technological change at traditional banks.
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday blasted Canada over the slow pace of talks over NAFTA, saying he was so unhappy that he had rejected Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's request for a one-on-one meeting.
The lawsuits were likely intended as Trump's attempt to delay Congress from being able to obtain the documents, taking advantage of the slow pace of the court system while keeping an eye on getting the cases up to the Supreme Court.
The new bill would require the Environmental Protection Agency to begin conducting tests on those 64,000 chemicals, but at a fairly slow pace: the agency would examine about 20 chemicals at a time, with a deadline of seven years per chemical.
Do not be gulled by the slow pace of Jia's stories; they are ceaselessly alive to his country's haste, as it rushes to erase and to construct, and his sympathies tilt to those uncertain souls who simply can't keep up.
Moscow and Beijing have pledged to boost their trade to $200 billion by 2020 — a goal that looks overly ambitious in view of a slow pace of Russian economic growth and remaining restrictions that hamper mutual trade on both sides.
BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank cut interest rates by 25 basis points on Wednesday, maintaining a slow pace of monetary easing despite a sharp economic contraction in the third quarter that suggested a grueling recession could stretch into a third year.
In recent years the I.C.C. has disappointed some of its backers, who have observed its slow pace, inefficiencies and internal squabbles — and how many member governments only offer it halfhearted support, and fail to carry out court-ordered arrest warrants.
Both groups have recently expressed frustration over what they consider the slow pace of Israeli concessions meant to ease an acute economic crisis in Gaza, part of an Egyptian-brokered understanding meant to stabilize the on-again-off-again cease-fire.
The fury of the weekend's fighting reflected pent-up Palestinian frustrations over Israel's slow pace in easing restrictions that have sent the densely populated and impoverished territory into economic free fall, said Tareq Baconi, an analyst with the International Crisis Group.
The Trump administration is increasingly frustrated over the slow pace of negotiations and fears that North Korea is not making substantive moves toward dismantling and ending its nuclear weapons program — as Washington said was promised during the meeting in Singapore.
Maybe Tom Nook had taken to the slow pace of island life and was actually giving people a good deal, and was simply trying to recoup costs rather than finding a way to squeeze profit out of every nook and cranny.
Though each chamber has another appropriations bill on tap this week, the slow pace of spending measures on Capitol Hill all but assures that Congress will have to take up a short-term bill before government funding expires Sept. 30.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi had organized the meeting between AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka and freshman Democrats in the final stretch of negotiations on USMCA in an attempt to calm some of the frustrations among centrists about the slow pace of action.
The former defense secretary Ashton B. Carter traveled to Admiral Rogers's headquarters in Fort Meade, Md., on several occasions, the officials said, to voice his displeasure at the slow pace of the effort and to stoke new initiatives, like Glowing Symphony.
The Breitbart sources said Priebus was brought into the White House for his connections to Capitol Hill, and is therefore responsible for the slow pace of Cabinet confirmations and the early reluctance by GOP lawmakers to tackle Trump's big-ticket initiatives.
The European Central Bank (ECB) may have taken another step away from its ultra-accommodative policy on Thursday, but the central bank will still move at a very slow pace before ending its stimulus program, a market strategist told CNBC Friday.
On Monday, Nobel laureate Suu Kyi opened the first government-led investment conference by calling on global investors to put their money in Myanmar, seeking to offset the negative impact of the Rohingya crisis and slow pace of economic reforms.
Their departure is part of an exodus of reformers who have given up posts in the government or state institutions in frustration at what they saw as the slow pace of change following the 2013-2014 pro-European Maidan uprising.
BATTLEFIELDS, Zimbabwe (Reuters) - Relatives of trapped illegal Zimbabwean gold miners on Friday expressed frustration at the slow pace of rescue efforts, saying they were losing hope of finding up to 70 people alive as the government declared the accident a disaster.
Meadows and Paul are waiting for an response to their letter, but given the slow pace of Senate confirmation of administration appointees it's unclear if the eventual answer will reflect the GOP consensus or a rehash of the prior administration's policy.
The political uncertainty over the makeup of the new government has raised tensions at a time when public impatience is growing over poor basic services, unemployment and the slow pace of rebuilding after a three-year war with Islamic State.
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France (Reuters) - Top French company bosses who have for years lamented their country's slow pace of reforms offered glowing praise this year at an annual summer gathering in Provence for the first steps taken by newly elected President Emmanuel Macron.
S trade and hopes of a slow pace of interest rate hikes from the U.S. Federal Reserve has fueled a strong run in stocks recently, pulling the S&P 500 10 percent higher from its 20-month low hit on Christmas Eve.
The political uncertainty over the makeup of the new government has raised tensions at a time when public impatience is growing over poor basic services, unemployment and the slow pace of rebuilding after a three-year war with the Islamic State militant group.
SANTO DOMINGO (Reuters) - President Danilo Medina declared electoral victory in the Dominican Republic on Monday as results showed him ahead with a huge margin, but the win was marred by deaths and violence exacerbated by the slow pace of the vote count.
BusinessEurope, which represents employers federations across the continent including Britain's CBI, was the latest, saying it was "extremely concerned with the slow pace of negotiations" and telling EU summit chair Donald Tusk in a letter that "business wants to avoid a cliff edge".
"The garment sector, which is the strongest force in expanding the economy, maintains fair growth even though it is at a little slow pace if compared with the same period last year," National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) said in its semi annual report.
SAO PAULO, July 8 (Reuters) - Brazil's new budget target underscores the slow pace of a fiscal adjustment under the current government and is not enough to stop the country's negative debt trends, a senior analyst at Moody's Investors Service said on Friday.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The euro zone economy grew at the same slow pace in the third quarter as the second and core inflation dipped in October, reinforcing expectations that the European Central Bank will decide to extend its asset-buying program in December.
The worst is yet to come While President Trump is frustrated by the slow pace of what he thinks are watered-down actions on the Hill, both the Omnibus Budget and AHCA 2.0 are mere preludes to much tougher times to come.
The Europeans have said they would help companies do business with Iran as long as it abides by the deal, but Tehran has criticized what it sees as the slow pace of progress on a promised payment mechanism for Iran-Europe trade.
With the lack of sellers in the futures market, it is possible that investors continue to cover short positions for the next couple of weeks or months, even if at a slow pace, assuming no changes in the current trade situation with China.
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday urged Argentina to be patient with the slow pace of economic progress under its new government, and urged Venezuela to allow a vote this year on whether to recall President Nicolas Maduro.
It was not immediately clear if the review had reached the Republican president's desk or how quickly he would decide on a course of action, which could be delayed by the slow pace at which the administration is filling key national security jobs.
Oil prices rebounded from earlier losses on Wednesday after data showed a larger-than-expected falloff in U.S. crude inventories, a salve for investors after several days of declines on worries about the slow pace of global efforts to reduce a glut.
The bloc has sought to avoid taking sides in a multi-billion dollar trade war between Washington and Beijing, but has become increasingly frustrated by subsidies and state involvement in the Chinese economy, and what it sees as the slow pace of change.
In 1990, for example, the committee first noted "economic activity was continuing to expand but at a relatively slow pace" at the start of July, although the decision to ease pressure on reserve conditions was not taken until the middle of November.
ANKARA (Reuters) - Iran's main pro-reform opposition leaders plan to speak out from their confinement under house arrest this month to publicly back President Hassan Rouhani for re-election, aides say, helping win over voters disillusioned with the slow pace of change.
MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May's top ministers are all frustrated by the slow pace of Brexit negotiations, but her team owes her its loyalty as she negotiates Britain's departure from the European Union, finance minister Philip Hammond said on Monday.
While China has gradually opened parts of its economy to foreign companies over the years, governments and industry groups from other countries have repeatedly complained about the slow pace of change as well as other difficulties, such as unequal treatment by regulators.
BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The gender pay gap in Latin America has narrowed more slowly for well-educated women than for others, and the slow pace of change hampers development and progress toward gender equality, the United Nations Latin American arm has said.
Iraq needs external financing to plug a widening budget deficit which lower oil prices since 2014 and the slow pace of much needed fiscal reforms have inflated to approximately 25 trillion Iraqi dinars ($21.44 billion) for 2017, according to the bond prospectus.
The memos, a feature of the White House with roots at least as far back as the Carter administration, are also the most striking managerial innovation brought by Mr. de Blasio, who has faced criticism for the slow pace of his decision-making.
Jackson, though, joined the lower house of Congress as an independent lawmaker and has regularly criticized the government and political class as corruption scandals, a slow pace of reforms and a weak economy have driven down Bachelet's once sky-high approval ratings.
Some diplomats also cited disappointment in China and eastern Europe with the slow pace of deals under the format, which was launched in 2012 with a summit in Warsaw and has been held each year since, most recently in Budapest in November.
Retailers, consumers and the producers themselves say they are exasperated by the shortage, which is being blamed at least partly on the unexpected explosion of demand for government-approved marijuana and the slow pace at which the federal government has licensed cannabis producers.
Other issues matter much more, notably taxes on monopoly profits, the fact that the US isn't a small open economy, and the near-irrelevance of long-run equilibrium conclusions given the slow pace of adjustment imposed by imperfect integration of goods markets.
Now, however, two of the women are coming forward to denounce attempts to discredit them and to speak on the record about their experiences and their frustrations at what they consider the slow pace of change to protect N.F.L. cheerleaders from degrading treatment.
The relatively slow pace of reversing the Trump administration's family separation policy fell short of an original court order, which had directed that all children under 218 — a total of 102, by the government's latest count — be returned to their families by Tuesday.
Turkey opened membership talks with the EU in 2005 but the slow pace of reforms there, a dispute over the divided island of Cyprus and worries in Europe about taking in a country with a large Muslim population has stalled its accession bid.
Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's domestic standing has been diminished by the slow pace of progress in lifting the country out of poverty and some analysts fear that the military could gain control of the civilian side of government in the next election.
Volkswagen AG, whose sport-utility vehicles helped it report a smaller 1.1% year-on-year fall in sales in the first 11 months of 2019, has said it expects China's market to grow at a relatively slow pace for the next five years.
Three people who have discussed Mr. Trump's nominees with officials involved in the screening, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the private deliberations of a highly secretive government agency, were told of the slow pace, which has alarmed Senate Democrats.
" Heather Ryan, an expert on the trials with the Justice Initiative, added that the slow pace of the trial fed on itself, creating a kind of complacency, "a sense that the money will go on forever and people's patience will go on forever.
AWS is sick of waiting for your company to move to the cloud AWS held its annual re:Invent customer conference last week in Las Vegas, where CEO Andy Jassy made it clear he's tired of the slow pace of change inside the enterprise.
Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi's domestic standing has been diminished by the slow pace of progress in lifting the country out of poverty and some analysts fear that the military could gain control of the civilian side of government in the next election.
Completion of a package also could be held up by the slow pace at which the Trump administration is filling national security jobs, the officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity because initial work toward new arms sales has not been made public.
The slow pace of the negotiations - and lagging efforts to change government and business policies - run contrary to stark warnings in an October science report that the world has about 12 years left to clean up its energy system or face potentially catastrophic consequences.
The rival claims to a parliamentary majority and uncertainty over the composition of the new government had raised tensions at a time when public impatience is growing over poor basic services, high unemployment and the slow pace of rebuilding after the war with Islamic State.
Investors, mulling about when the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next, were also cagey ahead of next week's meeting of global central bankers in Jackson Hole, Wyoming where Fed Chair Janet Yellen is likely to cement expectations for a slow pace of rate increases.
The inflation target revision was "a long overdue recognition that the aggressive inflation targets were not compatible with a slow pace of fiscal adjustment," Siobhan Morden, head of Latin America fixed income strategy at Nomura Securities International, said in a research note on Wednesday.
With Congress out for the rest of this week, the president registered his opinion on the slow pace of progress, advocating for a change in Senate rules that would allow legislation such as tax reform and health care to pass with a simple majority.
Emmanuel Macron, a former investment banker who quit the government of Francois Hollande twice out of frustration with the slow pace of reforms, is promising to overhaul the labor market, simplify the tax and pension systems, while paring back regulations he says hamper innovation.
The slow pace of Chinese soybean purchases has been already linked to retaliation, but that's not entirely true as the quality of last year's Brazilian harvest was superior to that of the U.S. proving to be the main reason behind the counter-seasonal purchases.
For example, the report said, the slow pace of reconstruction in Iraqi cities like Ramadi, Falluja and Mosul — once controlled by the Islamic State, also known as ISIS — has angered residents in those Sunni-majority areas and made them more susceptible to militant entreaties.
Brian Jacobsen, multi-asset strategist at Wells Fargo Asset Management, said that the risks of retaliatory tariffs is prompting him to add to emerging markets and international stocks but at a slow pace, despite the fact that they look more attractive on a fundamental basis.
The political uncertainty over the make-up of the new government has raised tensions at a time when public impatience is growing over poor basic services, unemployment and the slow pace of rebuilding after a three-year war with the Islamic State militant group.
Washington (CNN)There are still roughly 700 children who were separated from their parents at the border and have not been reunified with those parents by the Trump administration, as new court filings reveal the slow pace of reuniting the trickiest family separation cases.
Executives also expressed concern that much of the innovation in drone technology is coming from the U.S., but due to the slow pace of regulation, much of the business is being conducted in other countries with more flexible regulations, like Japan, Australia and New Zealand.
Her grounding in economic research helped her steer the policy debate in favor of the Fed's slow pace of interest rate increases, based on her perception there was still weakness in corners of the job market missed in headline figures like the unemployment rate.
The euro dropped to $1.0952 as data showed the euro zone economy growing at the same slow pace in the third quarter as it had in the second, and core inflation dipping, reinforcing expectations the European Central Bank will extend its asset-buying programme in December.
Sharyl Attkisson worked for CBS for over 20 years, and in 2014 after she called out liberal media for not airing stories on the 2012 Benghazi attack and the slow pace of Obamacare enrollment, Sinclair snatched her up to host an investigative journalism show in 2015.
Mixed messages from the Fed in recent days have left investors cagey before next week's annual meeting of central bankers from around the world in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, at which Fed Chair Janet Yellen is likely to cement expectations for a slow pace of rate increases.
Puerto Rican students who were accepted into an NYU program for Hurricane Maria survivors are asking the school to extend their stay for one more semester because they're frustrated with the island's slow pace of storm recovery and are concerned about the economic instability they'd return to.
The pope's 17-member commission presented fresh evidence of this failing when one of its two abuse-victim members, who had gone to the news media to criticize the slow pace of its work, was suddenly suspended on Saturday in a commission vote of no confidence.
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, showing impatience at the slow pace of the talks, said Mexico's presidential election and the looming expiry of a congressional negotiating authorization in July put the onus on the United States, Mexico and Canada to come up with a plan soon.
"Gold" (2018), a period film on India winning its first post-independence Olympic gold medal in field hockey, crossed the 1 billion rupee ($14.1 million) milestone at the domestic box office in August, but was panned by some critics for its slow pace and gratuitous nationalism.
World No. 1 just trying to 'survive' Bothered by an ailing back, Day took advantage of the dreadfully slow pace of play (which hovered around 5:33) to lie down in the second fairway to stretch out, moments after he had smoked his tee shot 358 yards.
Speaking to the press in Frankfurt, Bullard said the Fed's slow pace in hiking rates should not be called normalization, arguing that 25 basis points is not very meaningful in macroeconomic terms and indicates that the Fed is essentially on hold with just very small upward moves.
The new bill would require the Environmental Protection Agency to begin conducting tests on those 64,000 chemicals, but at a fairly slow pace: It would require the agency to be conducting tests on about 20 chemicals at a time, with a deadline of seven years per chemical.
At least 750 migrants from a thousands-strong caravan of Central American migrants bound for a U.S. port of entry are currently in Tijuana as groups of families from the caravan break off over issues of security and qualms about the caravan's slow pace through Mexico.
The latest U.S. Federal Reserve minutes, released on Wednesday, added to investor caution on the dollar, since they didn't really change the view of a slow pace of U.S. interest rate rises this year, said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
The problem with the early episodes — written and directed by Jim Mickle, who also made the film "Cold in July," based on a Lansdale novel — has to do with a slow pace and a sameness that muffle the humor and menace we expect from smart noir.
The remarks, which echoed what a senior party official pledged in January in Davos, come as a reassurance for international investors who are eager to expand in China's multi-trillion-dollar financial sector but have long been frustrated by regulations and the slow pace of market reforms.
The presenters at the Boston Fed conference, which was devoted to the slow pace of growth in recent years, generally attributed a large share of the economy's underperformance to issues that would seem beyond the reach of monetary policy, including demographic shifts and slow productivity growth.
There is growing anger over the slow pace of testing, and some are comparing the United States' sluggish response to the more successful response of countries like South Korea, but I want to assure you we are ramping up our capabilities and working around the clock.
While unemployment is low, the slow pace of the recovery means that the average rate of unemployment in a given month during the past decade was a full percentage point higher than during the 1991-2001 expansion and almost two points higher than between 1961 and 1969.
The slow pace of the talks appears to go beyond logistics: House aides involved in the report say they have gotten the sense that Mr. Mueller, and some of his aides, would rather let his written report speak for itself than push him into the partisan fray.
It's that at a time when the world has been experiencing so much high-speed change in technology, education and globalization, these successive Saudi monarchs thought that reforming their country at 10 miles an hour was fast enough — and high oil prices covered for that slow pace.
Either billions of people continue on the default path, where the slow pace of grassroots commitments to practice social distancing, slow responses by governments, and slow observations of how "few others are taking it seriously" wake up to Italy-scale horrors of miscalculation of exponential curves.
Considering that the president announced the tariffs over the objections of numerous advisors, especially Gary Cohn, and that he took many of his own staff by surprise, it appears likely that Trump acted out of frustration with our growing trade imbalance and the slow pace of progress.
OTTAWA, Sept 24 (Reuters) - U.S. trade negotiators will only partially unveil new text on modifying a key chapter on investment under NAFTA, two well-placed sources said on Sunday, underlying the slow pace of talks that are supposed to wrap up by the end of the year.
While the funding delays won't be front-and-center at the gathering, the slow pace of disbursement is a regular source of frustration for Northern Triangle officials, whose countries have devoted billions of dollars to joint development efforts in recent years, according to a Central American official.

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