When you get bigger, you have the trade issues, you have to worry about China slowdown, you have to worry about Europe sluggishness, Japan's sluggishness, Brazil.
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But what are the factors that cause this inevitable sluggishness?
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Globalisation has given way to a new era of sluggishness.
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Kovacevich attributes that sluggishness to fear economic growth could slow.
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There's still sluggishness in parts of the UX as is.
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In turn, economic sluggishness seems likely to drive voter discontent.
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In a surprise, the economy expanded, despite sluggishness in China.
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Officials blamed that sluggishness on persistent weakness in labor productivity.
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The sluggishness in drone technology is due partially to government regulation.
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Sluggishness in the air cargo market drove the decision, Boeing said.
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It's the same sluggishness we feel about cleaning our coffee pots.
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Gone is the hamburger button, general sluggishness and convoluted menu structure.
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LaForge cites a glut in the precious for much of the sluggishness.
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This contrasts to sluggishness in manufacturing data and weaker business investment spending.
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You prefer clarity over clutter, intuitiveness over irritation, and speed over sluggishness.
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They linked the sluggishness to dampened confidence as well as trade tensions.
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Europe's sluggishness has been attributed to many factors, but history provides perspective.
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The recent sluggishness in loan growth is not necessarily a bad thing.
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The persistent sluggishness has convinced some Fed officials to revise their thinking.
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The sluggishness also makes the Fires terrible for scrolling through web articles.
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Plus, the progress is deterred by some of the negatives like sluggishness.
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Even when just running the game in the background, I noticed a distinct sluggishness with every press of my finger, and that sluggishness was juuuust enough to inspire the irritation normally reserved for bad internet and buggy apps.
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Labour supports the plan to liberalise the law, criticising only the government's sluggishness.
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Many third-party keyboards have also suffered from sluggishness and other performance issues.
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He ties the continued sluggishness to a slowdown in the overall U.S. economy.
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Analysts attribute iPhone 8 sluggishness to the pending release of the iPhone X.
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Dorian's sluggishness is part of a growing trend of slower, more powerful storms.
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Puffy eyes, dehydration, headache, dark circles, and general sluggishness — you know the symptoms.
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At nearly all other times, however, the film suffers from an inexplicable sluggishness.
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Sometimes that sluggishness can be fixed with just a little bit of effort.
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This may help explain the sluggishness in overall productivity growth across the economy.
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It's a sentiment shared by analysts, despite some sluggishness in the company's revenue growth.
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Its tired design is worsened by the sluggishness of the system as a whole.
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Achuthan wasn't sure when Wall Street could begin taking the economic sluggishness more seriously.
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Start running out of hard drive space and system sluggishness is sure to soon follow.
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Chronic failure can cause fatigue, sluggishness, anemia, decreased urine and complications such as congestive heart failure.
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Asian markets were negative on Tuesday following the sluggishness in global equities amid risk-off sentiment.
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The trade war with the United States and sluggishness around the world also are contributing factors.
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But because of the sluggishness that [the painkillers] inevitably created, he turned to amphetamines to function.
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Sluggishness in developed regions, along with natural disasters, also slowed sales more broadly, P&G said.
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Some economic experts worry that the accumulation of regulation is contributing to the economy's persistent sluggishness.
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The recent sluggishness of European economies suggests an adverse effect from the continent's outsized government sectors.
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Dorian's sluggishness is part of a trend of slower storms caused by warming oceans and atmosphere.
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Wage growth adjusted for inflation has picked up in recent months after a period of sluggishness.
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Any sluggishness in Germany reverberates around Europe and then ultimately makes it way across the ocean.
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Growth in average hourly earnings has risen above 3 percent after a long period of sluggishness.
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Brokers believe that uncertainty about the upcoming presidential election is partly to blame for the sluggishness.
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The OECD said it does not see this sluggishness as the result of one-off circumstances.
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We've chronicled the fall of Sears — how its deliberate sluggishness killed the Amazon of the 20th century.
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This decline partly relates to the strength and improvement of US fixed income versus sluggishness in Europe.
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Comparing the behavioral reactions of the groups, such as relative sluggishness, can yield insights into water quality.
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A more than 40 percent drop in the price of U.S. oil has contributed to that sluggishness.
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The Idol 2360S is a fast and responsive phone and I didn't experience any sluggishness or slowness.
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The market movement on Tuesday mirrored the sluggishness in Asian stocks following overnight weakness on Wall Street.
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Florida's bureaucratic sluggishness isn't the only reason funds have been slow to get to where they're needed.
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And consumers have only become more important recently, amid signs of sluggishness elsewhere in the American economy.
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The post-Thanksgiving slump is inevitable — it's an overwhelming feeling of after-turkey sluggishness and buyer's remorse.
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And consumers have only become more important recently, amid signs of sluggishness elsewhere in the American economy.
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That lag accounts for some of the nighttime sleeplessness and daytime sluggishness we experience while traveling, Zeitzer says.
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The sluggishness in Oath's integration and its ability to quickly compete against the duopoly is worrying to advertisers.
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Williams urged caution about "overreacting" to the data but said the Fed will watch whether GDP sluggishness persists.
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Even if weed is to blame for your sluggishness, Earleywine suggests a couple of easy time-tested remedies.
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It can often solve problems with sluggishness and the feature is handy for troubleshooting other issues as well.
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Our thought bubble: Internet idealists and tech visionaries have long bemoaned the sluggishness and inefficiency of government processes.
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If the sluggishness continues, the full-year expectations of 1.85 billion bushels could eventually be scaled back even further.
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Yang Hai, analyst at Kaiyuan Securities, said trading is likely to remain dull for a while amid economic sluggishness.
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Europe's economic sluggishness is Britain's problem, too: it still sells more services to Luxembourg than to India, for example.
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Persistent sluggishness prompted academics and policymakers to speculate that the U.S. had entered a new era of secular stagnation.
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Asked if anything was wrong with Woods to account for his sluggishness, Furyk answered that Molinari and Fleetwood happened.
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Fed up with the government's sluggishness, Samsung Life Insurance, a South Korean firm, closed its Yangon office last year.
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Grindr, which boasts more than 3 million daily users, had been criticized for its sluggishness in promoting public health.
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Anecdotally, there's a decent chance you harbor deep resentments toward its sluggishness, its bloat, and its liberally borrowed Snapchat features.
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Yang Hai, an analyst at Kaiyuan Securities, said trading was likely to remain dull for a while amid economic sluggishness.
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Go deeper: How sluggishness killed Sears The cannibal of Sears Mall massacre: 75% of shopping malls will be wiped away
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The G7 can certainly run titles like PUBG Mobile, but can run into sluggishness even on the lowest graphics settings.
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It's also less likely to be weighed down by bloat and creeping system sluggishness than its more well-known rivals.
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Even then, there is debate over whether there is a link between jet stream sluggishness and major storms at all.
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"The sluggishness in imports and exports is in full swing," said Wang Jun, chief economist of Zhongyuan Bank in Beijing.
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The minutes make clear that several FOMC members are worried that this low inflation is a sign of economic sluggishness.
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Most expected inflation to rebound from a long period of sluggishness and were not overly concerned about rising asset values.
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The rally reflected optimism in the progress of U.S.-China trade talks, though somewhat incongruent with recent sluggishness in China's economy.
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Economists have noted the sluggishness of the world's second largest economy has the potential to tip its autonomous region into recession.
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Still, they reflect broad-based sluggishness across the sector that accounts for more than 70% of all economic activity in Brazil.
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Many workers even speculated that this sluggishness traced all the way back to Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad's skeptical attitude toward technology.
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Some analysts attributed the initial sluggishness to the bank's exposure to Mexico - a target of Trump's attention on trade and immigration.
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Yang Hai, analyst at Kaiyuan Securities, said trading will likely remain dull for a while as economic sluggishness discourages investor participation.
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As for industrial metals, Yardeni notes they've been accurately reflecting the improving global economy since 2016, despite some recent, temporary sluggishness.
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But if this sluggishness eventually hits the United States, most experts expect it won't hurt America's economic growth all that much.
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I also decide to see if food helps my sluggishness and end up eating pretzel crisps and a bagel with butter.
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It has its own problems of potential sluggishness and internal capture but has proved a far better option than the alternatives.
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Trump is particularly vulnerable to economic sluggishness, as the economy is the only issue area where voters consistently give him good marks.
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The model I tested has 210GB of RAM, but there's also a more expensive 210GB model that may help alleviate the sluggishness.
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The company had a rough 2018, with lower wholesale sales and broader retail sluggishness hampering it as consumers clamped down on spending.
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This industry-wide sluggishness gives TikTok a chance to be a force for change and develop meaningful mental health resources and communities.
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SethBling partly attributes the sluggishness to Minecraft's 20 Hz refresh clock, which limits the command blocks to operating 20 times per second.
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Shaun T says the best workout move to get rid of any morning sluggishness while burning serious calories is a simple hop squat.
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But its practice of sluggishness finally caught up it, as the company today filed for bankruptcy with plans to close another 225 stores.
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Xbox One users are well aware of some of the dashboard sluggishness, so any changes to speed things up will be welcome ones.
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If your iPhone is showing signs of sluggishness, here are a couple of quick fixes to put a spring back in its step.
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Putin didn't debate his domestic opponents, shielding him from public criticism over Russia's recent economic sluggishness, which has pushed poverty to record levels.
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The rally reflected optimism in the progress of U.S.-China trade talks, though it was somewhat incongruent with recent sluggishness in China's economy.
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One explanation could be the sluggishness of wage growth; labour is so cheap that employers have less incentive to replace it with capital.
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Most extensions won't slow down the browser too much, but if you let them pile up they can cause sluggishness and buggy behavior.
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The sluggishness is also widespread, occurring throughout the U.S., the U.K. and other Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) nations, among others.
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Analysts said the sluggishness was due in part to concerns about mid-year earnings and expectations of more equities coming onto Chinese markets.
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Like some other biohackers with an anti-establishment streak, he's irritated by federal officials' purported sluggishness in greenlighting all sorts of medical treatments.
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However, he said there was enough sluggishness in other parts of the report to warrant another interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve.
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Stone, who runs Stone Investment Partners, contends the strong earnings numbers could help the market overcome seasonal sluggishness, thus averting a pullback altogether.
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GOP BLASTS OBAMA ON SLUGGISHNESS: Republicans seized on a disappointing economic report Thursday to begin a fresh round of criticism of President Obama.
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He said the dolls category will continue to grow, boosted by Barbie sales, but hindered by continued sluggishness in the American Girl brand.
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The sluggishness is due in part to how websites tend to be built — old and new technologies are often mixed together on a page.
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"To some extent, the sluggishness in retail spending during 2Q16 may relate to the increase in energy prices," said Greg Fuzesi, economist at JPMorgan.
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All this makes the Fairphone 2 perfectly useable, but there are moments of sluggishness and lag, even on apps like Spotify and Google Maps.
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"It's still early to say the economy, global and local, has emerged from long-term sluggishness and entered an expansionary positive cycle," said Yoo.
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He isn't blaming the U.S. tariffs for China's economic issues and believes officials there are bringing in adequate fiscal stimulus to cope with sluggishness.
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This is much more energy than can be supplied in a Bose-Einstein condensate, which has been chilled to the point of profound sluggishness.
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" Here's how the FOMC characterized the problem (emphasis added): "However, the sluggishness in the housing sector appeared to have continued into the third quarter.
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Mars retrograde is almost over, Aries—just two more weeks of sluggishness left as your action-oriented planetary ruler moves through hard-working Capricorn.
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For the next several days his head didn't feel right, Pearce said, but he kept his symptoms — nausea, sluggishness and mental fogginess — to himself.
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Ms. Brainard described this persistent sluggishness as something of a mystery, particularly given the Fed's view that the labor market is back to normal.
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Despite the sluggishness, he still says he's "pretty optimistic" and acknowledges that the Chinese stock market isn't as far along as he had hoped.
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The persistent sluggishness of inflation, which has remained below the Fed's preferred 2 percent annual pace since the 2008 crisis, also played a role.
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I haven't owned newer iPhones, but I'm told they still start to see the same battery life and sluggishness issues past the two year mark.
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WHATEVER their faults, Finland's politicians cannot be accused of sluggishness: the biggest Finnish political crisis in years has been wrapped up in just four days.
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Investors are looking at opportunities in the Japanese equity market, despite the country's protracted problem with low inflation and economic sluggishness, an analyst told CNBC.
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Larger rivals D.R.Horton and Lennar had forecast a weak demand in 24.33, citing the hurricane and sluggishness in the housing market earlier in the month.
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Economists blame the sluggishness on rising mortgage rates, which have combined with higher house prices to make home purchasing unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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So if you have a thyroid issue (an underactive one in particular), you may notice fatigue and a general feeling of sluggishness, physically and mentally.
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Go deeper: How sluggishness killed Sears Editor's note: This piece was corrected to show Lampert reportedly submitted a $4.6 billion bid (not $4.6 million bid).
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Swiss Life has focused on trimming costs and raising third-party asset management and investment income to offset sluggishness in its core life insurance business.
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Apple's sales forecast was not much more optimistic, indicating that the sluggishness would continue and projecting the first revenue decline in more than a decade.
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For millions of wine drinkers, there is no enjoyment of a glass in the present without anticipating the sluggishness that will inevitably set in overnight.
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Tourism accounts for 28.2 percent of Southeast Asia's second-largest economy, whose growth has picked up after years of sluggishness but still lags regional peers.
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Stephanie Ericksen, a Visa executive who works on security solutions for new payment technologies, says the sluggishness of the chip is largely a perception issue.
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There's no real mystery about the recent sluggishness of wage growth, compared to previous cycles when unemployment has been as low as it is now.
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That might still be true, but Facebook's sluggishness to figure out how to help media companies make money in the near term has deflated expectations.
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Attention instead is focused on whether the Fed will raise rates in December, its final meeting of the year, despite the persistent sluggishness of inflation.
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And that does not account for sluggishness in the resale market, in which sales fell 12 percent compared to a year ago, Mr. Miller said.
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The currency rallied 1.5 percent against the dollar last week, its biggest weekly rise since January 2017, seemingly incongruent with recent sluggishness in China's economy.
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The I.M.F. is forecasting less than 1 percent growth this year; the sluggishness of the country's largest trading partner, China, will affect economic performance significantly.
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But new export orders contracted slightly, pointing to persistent sluggishness in global demand that has weighed on Asia's export-reliant economies for nearly two years.
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McCarthy said the sluggishness this year has a lot to do with a lack of available workers, but also some impact from the trade war.
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Officials debated how soon to start reducing the Fed's securities portfolio, as the sluggishness of inflation and the exuberance of investors continued to concern them.
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Apple also issued a sales forecast that signaled that the sluggishness would continue, with the company projecting its first revenue decline in more than a decade.
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Facebook has been under for fire for the last two years for its self-admitted sluggishness in developing tools to combat extremist content and propaganda operations.
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"The industry may be shaking off the first quarter sluggishness, but shoppers are coming into showrooms and buying," FCA U.S Head of Sales Reid Bigland said.
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As a result, chip manufacturers and software makers scrambled to issue patches and work out the performance sluggishness that came along with blocking the risky optimizations.
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And if they kept the jellies from resting on the bottom of the tank throughout the night, the jellies showed signs of sluggishness the next day.
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"The industry may be shaking off the first quarter sluggishness, but shoppers are coming into showrooms and buying," FCA's U.S Head of Sales Reid Bigland said.
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Yahoo's sluggishness in advertising comes after Internet rivals Facebook and Google parent Alphabet topped fourth-quarter earnings expectations, largely on strong growth from their ad businesses.
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Factors behind this reasoning include the recent German sluggishness, which they say is largely attributable to a car sector being weighed down by new emissions tests.
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A new paper from the Kansas City Fed highlights a very simple reason for recent sluggishness; that the economy has seen a further shift to services.
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The chairman cited the possible turmoil caused by sluggishness in Europe and China, a separation between the United Kingdom and European Union and stalemate trade battles.
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In protest at the perceived sluggishness of the investigation, the Italian Senate voted in June to halt supplies to Egypt of spare parts for F16 warplanes.
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If you've ever experienced jet lag, you've felt the acute effect of a circadian malfunction—that sluggishness happens when your body thinks you should be sleeping.
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And Democrats see the same political sluggishness, on the part of a number of Republican incumbents, that has G.O.P. strategists so anxious about the general election.
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Despite the sluggishness, that is still better than getting a crummy signal or no connection at all in the basement if you had just one router.
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Though there are a few worthy contenders here (Nutella, marshmallow fluff—call me), there's a monotony to their textures, a kind of sluggishness in their sameness.
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The camera's quick to shoot photos, but I noticed some noticeable sluggishness waiting for the software to combine images from the five cameras into a single shot.
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Hashimoto's, meanwhile, is a condition in which the immune system attacks the thyroid, causing symptoms of fatigue, sluggishness, depression and memory lapses, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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But both have fallen more than 10 percent this year, and Grasso said he would stay away from any automaker stocks amid sluggishness in the U.S. economy.
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Specifically, Nextbit says the update addresses the lag and sluggishness in the Robin's camera app, and claims that it is at least twice as fast as before.
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For a while though, it looked like the Flyers were dealing with the same demons of sluggishness that led to three consecutive losses leading into Saturday's game.
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Manufacturing has been at the heart of the economy's sluggishness, with a drop in business investment a big reason for the third quarter's sluggish 2000% growth pace.
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But the scuffle shows how Trump's lackadaisical approach to filling vacancies, as well as his sluggishness with sending qualified nominees to the Senate, hinders his policy agenda.
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Ms. Wiley's tenure has also been marked by what police reform activists see as secrecy in the agency's disciplinary process and sluggishness in confronting the Police Department.
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PARIS, Nov 9 (Reuters) - French industrial output contracted by more than expected in September, offering up further evidence of sluggishness in the euro zone's second-biggest economy.
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"After sitting in the car for too long, the tendency is to get fatigued, and even a five-minute stop will help counter the sluggishness," she said.
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The U.S. giant has come under fire over the last two years for its self-admitted sluggishness in developing tools to combat extremist content and propaganda operations.
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"Companies in the industry sector continue to adopt a wait- and-see approach because of sluggishness in the global export markets," the Economy Ministry said in a statement.
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Williams, with five Wimbledon crowns to her name, used her 20 years of experience on the tour to overcome early sluggishness, a rain break and a busy opponent.
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In the past we've had reservations about this OS because of its sluggishness, but Sony claims this year's sets will ship with Android Oreo and should perform better.
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Why it matters: The shortfall is in Samsung's component business, indicating that the issue extends well beyond Samsung's own consumer electronics products and suggests sluggishness throughout the industry.
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But he is articulate about his country's abuse of Aborigines and asylum-seekers, its toxic attitude to the lower middle class and its sluggishness in protecting its environment.
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That said, I had to set the battery to "Better performance" or "Best performance" to mitigate much of the Surface Go's sluggishness, and even then it still lagged.
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For some investors, the sluggishness of copper, regarded as a commodity bellwether, fuels their doubts about further gains even if low interest rates have renewed interest in miners.
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That would mark a sharp slowdown from growth of 0.8 percent in the third quarter and a return to the sluggishness registered over the three quarters before that.
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"Unlike a computer, general sluggishness from a television doesn't necessarily mean your television has been compromised," says Satnam Narang, a senior security response manager at Norton by Symantec.
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The feature's removal comes as Google continues to hunt for ways to simplify and speed up Chrome, following continued criticism of its growing sluggishness and heavy power use.
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But trader Guy Adami said the metal's rally, combined with a more than 2 percent fall in Newmont Mining shares Friday, could point to some sluggishness for gold.
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Economists blame the sluggishness on the more expensive home loans and higher house prices, which have outstripped wage growth, making home purchasing unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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The sector is thought to be central to the economy's sluggishness, with a drop in business investment a big reason for the third quarter's sluggish 1.9% growth pace.
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The sluggishness of the Team USA site is thought to be indicative of a not-entirely-successful attempt at what is known as a denial of service attack.
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"Companies in the industry sector continue to adopt a wait and see approach because of sluggishness in the global export markets," the Economy Ministry said in a statement.
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The sluggishness of inflation has been a mystery and a "source of concern," she said, but added that the economy was strong enough to warrant a rate increase.
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One reason for this optimism is that Fed officials attribute the recent sluggishness to lower prices on a few kinds of products, including cellphone service and prescription drugs.
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Pineapple is loaded with Vitamin C, manganese (vital for collagen production and healthy skin), and bromelain, an enzyme that helps you digest proteins, thus reducing bloating and sluggishness.
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Asian trade has perked up after a long period of sluggishness (the exports of South Korea, a bellwether in this respect, have risen for three months in a row).
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The Bank of Korea said these companies' ratio of operating profit to interest had improved steadily since 2014, but that was largely due to low investment amid economic sluggishness.
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Worse, he argues that this post-1970 sluggishness is with us to stay, because the remarkable series of inventions of the previous 100 years is unlikely to be repeated.
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Bolstering expectations of increasing resilience in the global economy, data last week showed U.S. inflation rising at its fastest pace in five years despite some sluggishness in consumer spending.
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Unfortunately, the intense speed of technological progress has gotten the tech giants into this mess, and its sluggishness is now preventing them from excusing their way out of it.
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The jobs report, coupled with several other recent indicators of sluggishness, may even push the Federal Reserve to cut rates later this year to try to rejuvenate the economy.
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Ted Baker, which operates 544 stores, concessions and outlets worldwide, has been focusing on its fast-growing online and wholesale businesses to offset retail sluggishness as consumers spend less.
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CLIC said in a statement export sluggishness is expected to continue this year as steel firms are more reluctant to ship goods in the face of rising global protectionism.
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Trucking accounts for 21.85 percent of U.S. shipment tonnage, and is key to supplying the manufacturing, construction and retail sectors, all of which showed sluggishness in the first quarter.
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"This is the sort of environment that Jamie Dimon and JPMorgan live for: sluggishness in the environment, competitors feeling pain," said Mike Mayo, a bank stock analyst with CLSA.
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The ISM manufacturing survey showed a shocking contraction in activity and now the question is whether there was a summer soft patch or a more prolonged period of sluggishness.
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Citing sluggishness in the air cargo market, the company said it will only produce one of that aircraft every two months beginning in September — from one every month previously.
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The body high had gone past the point of a mellow sluggishness and into terrifying paralysis—at least, I would be terrified if I could stay awake long enough.
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The IMF thinks this accounts for much of the sluggishness of Japan's exports; the World Bank argues that it explains about 40% of the diminished impact of devaluations globally.
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It has begun to reform the civil-justice system and the bureaucracy; the sluggishness of the first and the complexity of the second are long-standing obstacles to investment.
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"The gap between the strength in global shares and sluggishness in the real economy has been widening," said Norihiro Fujito, chief investment strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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Facebook Inc has faced criticism in the past two years for its self-admitted sluggishness in developing tools to curb the spread of misinformation on the social networking site.
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Trucking accounts for 22019 percent of U.S. shipment tonnage, and is key to supplying the manufacturing, construction and retail sectors, all of which showed sluggishness in the first quarter.
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The Fed's policymakers are worried about the continuing sluggishness, and President Trump has repeatedly cited low inflation as a reason for the central bank to start cutting interest rates.
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With spring, though, the days lengthened, the air softened, and the cockroaches went semi-dormant again, lulled to sluggishness by heat and light and some good cognitive-behavioral therapy.
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Macron has watered down some of his campaign pledges on the environment since he took office, and his popular environment minister quit in August over the sluggishness of progress.
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And the response was also a dramatic contrast to the WHO's sluggishness during the 2014-2016 West African Ebola outbreak, which killed more than 11,000 people before it was over.
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But, the statement added that growth rate will be somewhat lower than previous projections due to sluggishness in exports and production as a result of a slowdown in emerging economies.
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But as with your automobile, there are steps to take that will minimize the creeping sluggishness and keep your laptop running as fast as possible for as long as possible.
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Sterling was subdued after reports showing sluggishness in the UK economy and a suicide bombing at a pop concert in Manchester Monday night that killed 2.9493 people and wounded dozens.
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It said it had seen delays in kickstarting some new client projects as well as sluggishness in some ongoing projects, but also won three customers with contracts over $100 million.
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"With the pool of unemployed workers continuing to diminish, the surveys also suggest that the recent sluggishness of wage growth won't last," said Andrew Hunter, an economist at Capital Economics.
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The maker of casual wear and accessories said inventory misalignment drove up expenses, and that it still has not come out of the sluggishness it saw in the fourth quarter.
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The agency's failure to disclose data on its own sluggishness to date has stood in stark contrast to the Federal Aviation Administration mandate that airlines disclose data on their tardiness.
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"There is this acute, continued frustration amongst the Republican base at the sluggishness of the Trump agenda in Washington," said Josh Holmes, a former chief of staff to Mr. McConnell.
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Of particular concern is the U.S. market, where sales fell 10% in 2019, and the continued sluggishness of the Chinese market, which left Nissan's sales volumes down 1.1% from 53.
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Of particular concern is the U.S. market, where sales fell 10% in 2019, and the continued sluggishness of the Chinese market, which left Nissan's sales volumes down 1.1% from 2018.
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He also blamed television networks for the sluggishness, since paper diaries are more likely to emphasize longer viewing times for network TV shows, rather than clips and other short-form video.
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If you're going to have any chance of reversing the serious slowdown that's affected your computer, you're going to have to work out what's at the root cause of the sluggishness.
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The confirmation hearing last week for Jay Clayton, who has been nominated to head the Securities and Exchange Commission, focused on the continued sluggishness of the market for initial public offerings.
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It happens everywhere, and its effects are everywhere, from the weary sluggishness that characterized the Champions League final to the injury record of a player like the Argentine Ángel Di María.
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The uncertainty that Mr. Trump and the Chinese sowed as they imposed escalating tariffs on each other's imports was largely to blame for that sluggishness, many companies and economists have said.
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Some companies were concerned about uncertainty over the outlook for global economy, while others complained about sluggishness in private consumption that constitutes about 60 percent of Japan's economy, the world's third largest.
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Rouhani's main rival Ebrahim Raisi, an acolyte of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has criticized Rouhani's conciliatory approach to the West and the economy's continued sluggishness despite the lifting of global sanctions.
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Mr. Dudley listed standard reasons for the continued sluggishness of domestic growth: Borrowers are reluctant to borrow and lenders are reluctant to lend; the population is aging; the global economy is weak.
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On Friday, Williams ultimately overcame some sluggishness of her own and a valiant effort by Bertens, winning, 7-6 (7), 218-218, for a place in her 22014th Grand Slam tournament final.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told reporters that the bank has a "positive" outlook for the U.S. economy, but consistently low inflation and international economic sluggishness necessitate patience with further rate adjustments.
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About 2100 percent of men between the ages of 4003 and 2400 have low levels of testosterone along with symptoms like loss of libido and sluggishness, according to a few small studies.
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As the Mets trailed by 2-0 after five innings, Bruce smashed a hanging changeup from Phillies starter Vince Velasquez for a three-run home run that erased the earlier offensive sluggishness.
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If you're still struggling to find the root cause of your system's sluggishness then a malware or virus problem could be to blame (more likely on Windows but not unheard of on macOS).
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The popular temper has not been improved by worsening crime in some countries, and by economic sluggishness after an earlier boom, which has left many Latin Americans with raised expectations and stagnant incomes.
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The only downside might be the sub-par screen, which does have visible pixels at its 1,280 x 153 resolution, though it's honestly not that bad, and neither is the tablet's slight sluggishness.
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Public pressure on internet companies is necessary to push those companies to do everything they can, but the sluggishness of the federal legislative process will be a drag on solving tomorrow's online problems.
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Deal Professor The confirmation hearing last week for Jay Clayton, who has been nominated to head the Securities and Exchange Commission, focused on the continued sluggishness of the market for initial public offerings.
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He and his staff have been trying to figure out why some of the latest readings on consumer spending already suggest some sluggishness, and will keep a close eye on those figures going forward.
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May's surprise sluggishness in consumer spending, which accounts for more than two-thirds of the U.S. economy, could worry Federal Reserve officials who have previously attributed the slowdown in domestic demand to transitory factors.
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That explains why a B2B setting — providing drones for hospitals — is where drones saw their first revenue-generating success in the US.Elsewhere, the sluggishness in drone technology adoption is due partially to government regulation.
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But "Fear in Porcelain," featuring droning, electronic music by the sound artists Steve Roden and Russell Burton, is tainted by a sluggishness and a self-indulgence that make its nudity feel like a stunt.
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The sluggishness is nothing new: The American population entered a period of slow expansion in recent years, with growth averaging just over 0.7 percent in the 2010s, according to an analysis of census data.
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The report presents a more moderate vision than that espoused last week by the International Energy Agency, which, despite highlighting a forthcoming period of sluggishness, forecast demand to grow by 1.4 mb/d in 2017.
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The sluggishness in small-business hiring is particularly striking because it is the first time small companies haven't added to their payrolls since 2010, when businesses of all sizes were recovering from the financial crisis.
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"Consumer activity, which has been the primary driver of economic activity, in the wake of the sluggishness in the industrial sector, has lost momentum," said Lewis Alexander, chief economist at Nomura Securities in New York.
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There's nothing inherently bad about this data—it's actually intended to make your apps faster—but over months and years these caches can sometimes become bloated and the cause of some sluggishness on your device.
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Senators did take advantage of Ms. Yellen's presence to explore some issues related to the health of the economy, including the sluggishness of inflation and productivity growth and the high level of the federal debt.
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The market faces some of the same challenges in the final quarter of the year, including Brexit, the trade war with China, sluggishness in the global economy and the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
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Unemployment was low but steadily rising; even a long recession from 1973 to 1975 hadn't slowed inflation, giving rise to the term "stagflation" to refer to the unusual combination of price increases and economic sluggishness.
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Parents should watch for developmental delays, learning difficulties, irritability, loss of appetite, weight loss, sluggishness and fatigue, abdominal pain, vomiting, constipation and hearing loss, and have children tested if they suspect they've been exposed to lead.
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At various points in the film's key chase scene, sharp-eyed viewers can glimpse the wheels of a stagecoach appearing to rotate with a sluggishness that contradicts the perilous speed at which the carriage is traveling.
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However, some have begun to predict that the recent confirmation fight over Justice Brett Kavanaugh may galvanize the Republican base to counteract the sluggishness that usually affects the winning party two years after a presidential election.
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Even some Republicans say the sluggishness of the committee, which has long been under fire from Democrats who describe it as a partisan witch hunt, risks feeding its reputation as an exercise meant to harm Mrs.
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The fragile nature of Brexit negotiations with the European Union and sluggishness in the economy will drag on sterling versus the euro in the coming months, UBS Global Wealth Management said in a note to clients.
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Growth in business investment was lackluster in 2019, and in testimony before Congress, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell pointed to this sluggishness as a contributor to slowing GDP growth in the third quarter of last year.
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For anyone experiencing caffeine withdrawal, 20 minutes of aerobic exercise was found to reduce symptoms like fatigue, sluggishness, and lack of focus — so much so that researchers found it was as effective as giving them caffeine.
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If the Clippers' recent sluggishness against weaker teams and their injury management programs for Kawhi Leonard and Paul George spiral into something bigger that prevents them from reclaiming the West's No. 2 or No. 433 seed.
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The United States is not only the world's biggest single national economy, but for all its recent sluggishness, it has also generally been the fastest-growing major economy, and it is the most open to imports.
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The housing market has been a weak spot in a robust U.S. economy, with economists blaming the sluggishness on rising mortgage rates, which have combined with higher house prices, to make home purchasing unaffordable for some buyers.
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The housing market has underperformed a robust economy and analysts blame the sluggishness on the more expensive home loans and higher house prices, which have outstripped wage growth, making home purchasing unaffordable for some first-time buyers.
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"The disappointing manufacturing output points to continued sluggishness in this segment of the economy and will likely remain a source of concern at the Fed," said Millan Mulraine, deputy chief economist at TD Securities in New York.
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"Our baseline outlook for the U.S. state sector in 2018 anticipates positive economic and revenue growth, albeit with considerable uncertainty as to whether either will break through the sluggishness of recent years," said credit analyst Gabriel Petek.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S consumer confidence jumped to a near 16-year high in July amid optimism over the labor market while house prices maintained their upward trend in May, which could boost consumer spending after recent sluggishness.
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The Bank of France added in its business climate survey on Monday that industrial production in October had slowed down, mainly due to sluggishness in the automobile sector which has seen new industry regulations impact car production.
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The YouGov/CEBR Consumer Confidence Index, which measures people's economic sentiment on a daily basis, slumped to its lowest level since May 2013, when Britain's economy was just starting to emerge from its post-financial crisis sluggishness.
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Playing defense with dividends Still, some investors think that investors should be looking more closely at boring, defensive consumer companies, especially with fears rising about a global economic slowdown eventually leading to sluggishness in the United States.
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Well before politicians got interested, a broader range of Democratic wonks were coming around to the view that growing corporate concentration was an important factor in explaining the sluggishness of the recovery from the 2008 Great Recession.
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Explaining the sluggishness of trade, the OECD points to a "slowdown and reversal of trade liberalisation", along with the "weakening of global value chains"—the relationships between multinational companies in the West and their suppliers in developing economies.
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First, know where the sluggishness comes from: Tradition aside, it doesn't have anything to do with tryptophan in turkey, and instead is likely a byproduct of hormonal cues and digestive biology involved in processing large amounts of food.
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Facebook has been recently cracking down on such accounts in countries including Russia, Iran and Indonesia after coming under fire in the last two years for its self-confessed sluggishness in developing tools to combat extremism and propaganda.
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Though not life-threatening, these injuries to the brain can be serious and cause symptoms of headache (or "pressure" in the head), nausea, vomiting, dizziness, balance problems, double or blurry vision, sluggishness, confusion, memory problems and difficulty concentrating.
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Japan's fifth-largest automaker reported a 1.9 percent rise in operating profit to 36.6 billion yen for the second quarter, supported by a weak yen while strong demand in China and at home offsetting sluggishness in the United States.
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The social media platform has recently been cracking down on such accounts in many countries after coming under fire in the last two years for its self-admitted sluggishness in developing tools to combat extremist content and propaganda operations.
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Key reasons for last year's sluggishness was a plunge in oil prices and other commodities prices, that added to the struggles of China as it attempts to transition its economy away from manufacturing exports to developing its services industry.
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Heart attacks don't make you faint or stop your pulse–instead, they're more likely to produce chest, arm, or jaw pain; shortness of breath; and cold sweats; as well as nausea or overall sluggishness and fatigue, especially among women.
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I'm a demanding reviewer when it comes to speed and responsiveness, having slated the Moto G4 and the Xperia Z5's camera software for their sluggishness in recent times, and I'm telling you that the Note 7 is fine.
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Whether holiday-induced or not, the occasional sluggishness of having to put in effort at work when you're not feeling it is a perfectly natural part of having a job, like feeling burnout or feeling stalled in your career.
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Gemmell unsuccessfully encouraged her to skip one workout when she showed up looking under the weather, and he kicked her out of the other when it was clear by her sluggishness in the water that she was not well.
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The social media platform has recently been cracking down on such accounts in many countries after coming under fire in the last two years for its self-admitted sluggishness in developing tools to combat extremist content and propaganda operations.
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Facebook has been recently cracking down on such accounts in countries including Russia, Iran and Indonesia after coming under fire in the last two years for its self-admitted sluggishness in developing tools to combat extremist content and propaganda operations.
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Job growth is slowing now, too This sluggishness, along with turbulence in financial markets and a steep decline in oil prices, has shaken confidence in the economy and has made it less likely the Fed will be able to raise rates.
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On balance, however, many investors are calculating it is more likely the Fed will leave interest rates on hold for an extended period or cut them later in 2019/2020 to keep the expansion going in the face of sluggishness.
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In a story published the day after the debate, Bloomberg campaign aides and advisers spoke to The New York Times anonymously to tell their version of how debate prep and the candidate's sluggishness on the issue resulted in such a breakdown.
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Mrs von der Leyen inherited a department scarred by decades of hierarchical conservatism, strategic sluggishness and underfunding and has led it during a period when pacifist, cautious Germany has undertaken recently unimaginable foreign military commitments in places like Mali, Iraq and Lithuania.
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"Continued strong job creation is tempered by the renewed sluggishness in wage growth, raising questions once again about the extent to which the functioning of the labor market has evolved," said Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz in Newport Beach, California.
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The larger problem is LG's continued sluggishness with software updates: the V40 has the already-outdated Android 8.1 Oreo at launch, and the company won't commit to a timeline for when it will be updated to the current Android 240 Pie software.
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A top Federal Reserve official on Tuesday repeated his call for gradual interest rate hikes, evidently unfazed by a slowdown in U.S. job gains and sluggishness in the services sector that now has traders betting against any rate hike at all this year.
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"The market was strong (early in the day) because Janet Yellen confirmed the fact the Fed would go very slow on rate hikes because the economy was showing some signs of sluggishness," said Peter Tuz, president of Chase Investment Counsel in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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The symptoms are just like those laid at the doorstep of gluten today: the bloating, sluggishness, weight gain, and general ill health, the hyperbolic claims made for its toxicity, the money invested in (and profited from) the elimination of it from our diets.
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The interest rate cuts issued by foreign central banks boosted the value of the U.S. dollar, making American goods less affordable in countries with limited buying power The mix of trade blowback and global sluggishness stunted Trump's mission to revive American production.
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In Basel, turning the corner and discovering the black oily-looking ink with pink champagne painting-machine/painting "The Lovers" (1991) — and approaching its techno-lovers in flagrante delicto — lifts both sex and painting preconceptions out of their superfluous state of solipsistic sluggishness.
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The German Ifo business climate survey released on Wednesday showed that business morale rose more than expected in December to hit a six-month high, indicating that Europe's largest economy may have picked up steam in the fourth quarter despite persistent manufacturing sluggishness.
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Liu, who took over as head of the CSRC in the aftermath of the 2015 market crash, has been criticized by some academics and investors for causing renewed market sluggishness, by flooding the market with IPOs and cracking down on stock speculation.
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As part of a complex deal between the incoming administration and Hoover's congressional opponents, Hoover remained in office but appointed 210 new agents — white, male, and almost all from the South, an episode that would help explain the FBI's subsequent sluggishness in enforcing civil rights.
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The Journal's Josh Zumbrun writes: Much of the world is struggling with a sluggishness that is clouding the U.S. outlook, driven by aging demographics, slumping labor productivity and policy makers lacking the tools or the will to pump more life into the global economy.
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There's a good chance a slow build-up of plug-ins and add-ons is to blame if your aunt or grandfather or whoever owns the laptop has noticed a creeping sluggishness, and they can pose a security threat as well as slowing everything down.
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"With 99 percent of survey responses received before the end of 23rd June, the latest PMI signalled that the manufacturing sector has started to move out of its early year sluggishness in the lead up to the UK's EU referendum," said Markit economist Rob Dobson.
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Some media outlets have interpreted this as evidence for winter sluggishness, but as the participants' performance and alertness was as good in winter as at other times of year, their reduced winter brain activity can actually be seen as a sign of improved efficiency.
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ROME — Pope Francis, receiving a prize for service toward European unification on Friday, urged leaders to remember the ideals of the European Union's founders, calling for an "update" of the idea of Europe at a time of mass migration, economic sluggishness and fears about terrorism.
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European stocks pulled back from a 1-month high after the disappointing U.S. PMI data compounded worries of a global economic sluggishness, while uncertainty over Britain's hard exit from the European Union put an end to the FTSE 100's four-day winning streak.
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This is the second time the company has lowered its revenue outlook this year, from an initial forecast for record sales, indicating a continued sluggishness in the crypto-sector amid increased regulatory scrutiny and as miners switch to lower-powered chips due to price volatility.
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Global demand for oil continues to pick up as recent measures to rebalance the market have come into play, but a period of sluggishness is still expected to hang over producers in the year ahead, according to the latest report by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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The news by the central bank helped lift stocks in both the U.K. and elsewhere in the world, with U.S. markets opening higher on the back of the announcement, however by Europe's close, stocks saw signs of sluggishness as weak performance in financials and energy weighed.
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It's buggy, constantly asking you to complete same tutorial you've already completed five times before, and it often feels like an afterthought that was quickly thrown together, as evidenced by its sluggishness and its propensity to suddenly crash, as noted by multiple users on the App Store.
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But in a speech earlier on Friday Rosengren also referred to the economy as "nonconformist" because of its slow growth, and the general mood at the conference was that the sluggishness is largely the result of forces like aging and demographics that are unlikely to change.
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Fund managers, betting on diminishing political risk and confidence that the region was leaving behind years of economic sluggishness and flat-lining corporate profits, pumped money in the first five months of this year into cheaply valued stocks, particularly those that stood to benefit from a global recovery.
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There's plenty of power for running lots of apps at the same time without any sort of sluggishness, and Apple said the new chip offers a significant upgrade for games and video editing, though my older 2018 iPad still seems like it handles those tasks just as well.
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Ultimately, great power competition translates to the United States' attempts to leverage its weight as a military and economic superpower, albeit one that sometimes operates with bureaucratic sluggishness, against the ability of China and Russia to send money, troops and matériel with speed — and little, if any, oversight.
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The company's stock fell 22 percent in after-hours trading To assuage some concern about sluggishness in its main search ad business, Alphabet disclosed for the first time detailed revenue figures for its YouTube and cloud computing units, which are growing faster than the rest of the company.
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Though the vote's result remains uncertain, the frontrunner is Volodymyr Zelenskiy, a comedian with no political experience whom Ukrainians are calling a populist, and whose supporters plan to vote for him because they're fed up with corruption and Ukraine's sluggishness in joining the EU and NATO under the current Poroshenko presidency.
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The Brits are legitimately concerned about being a ruletaker during that period, though considering the sluggishness of Brussels, it is hard to imagine large changes to the EU's status quo that would affect the United Kingdom adversely and over which the British people would not be able to have any say.
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Milwaukee, playing its first back-to-back of the season and coming off a 211-20 blowout win at Minnesota, showed no signs of sluggishness, shooting 933 percent from the floor, blocking five shots and using a 15-268 run to close out the first quarter to take a 229-25 lead.
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That 6003GHz processor (which is slower than the one the Kindle Oasis uses) and just 512Mb of RAM also results in boot-up times of about 15 seconds, the occasional sluggishness when loading larger files, and some unfortunately long waits when zooming in and out of a page full of notes and illustrations.
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In spite of the sketchy evidence for SAD, once it was accepted that the dark months affect our mood, it was only a small step to assuming that they probably have an adverse effect on our cognition, too — hence the internet now being full of articles on how to beat that winter sluggishness.
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Joseph Dayan, head of markets for BCS Global Markets, which has been operating in Russia for over 20 years, said via email that the impact of Moody's decision shouldn't be overstated, and that there was likely sound business rationale behind the agency's decision, pointing to the recent sluggishness across the Russian bond market.
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The sluggishness by the justices gave Trump and Democrats more time to work out a legislative compromise, but with those efforts apparently dead, the delay means a potentially politically explosive decision by the high court is likely next spring or as late as the end of June— just as Trump's reelection bid is ramping up.
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It is likely to be his first major speech since the conclusion of the Senate trial and some advisers are urging Trump to use it as a vehicle to launch his post-impeachment message, which one administration official said is likely to juxtapose Democrats' swift movement on impeachment with their sluggishness and inaction on kitchen-table issues, in addition to arguing that progressive policy prescriptions won't solve those problems.
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The decline is widely understood as the result of much tighter border controls that have made the crossing more difficult, dangerous, and expensive, as well as several years of economic sluggishness in the US. The day before the pope's arrival a group calling itself We Belong Together crossed over the border into Ciudad Juárez from El Paso in a protest they hoped would highlight immigration issues on both sides of the border.
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Canine Companions for Independence &aposs veterinarian gave me the following tips about heat stroke warning signs and prevention: Warning signs of heat stroke Excessive panting or erratic breathing Stumbling or dizziness Less responsive to commands than usual Sluggishness Hypersalivation Vomiting or diarrhea (possibly with blood) Gums that are bright red, pale or bluish in color What to do if you suspect heat stroke Move out of the sun or hot area immediately and relocate to a shaded or air-conditioned location.
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