"Consumption in the U.S. is subdued and will remain subdued in the near future," he said.
|
|
SUBDUED SESSION Despite a subdued Asia session, Chinese blue chips managed to recover and close nearly flat.
|
|
"Canada's manufacturing sector continued to experience subdued business conditions at the start of 2020, with production volumes rising only marginally amid subdued customer demand," said Tim Moore, economics associate director at IHS Markit.
|
|
The second was posted Friday — though it's far more subdued.
|
|
The girl's personality has been subdued since 2013, she says.
|
|
This time around, Uber has taken a more subdued approach.
|
|
Then came Douglas Ginsburg, more subdued but no less controversial.
|
|
Domestic sentiment remained subdued as earnings results turned more negative.
|
|
In generally subdued trade, peripheral markets continued their recent outperformance.
|
|
These include such forgettables as "suppeditate", meaning "subdued" or "overcome".
|
|
And the cast helps keep the tone subdued, yet intense.
|
|
He's often been subdued and solemn on the campaign trail.
|
|
Other areas of China are also grappling with subdued growth.
|
|
"But underlying activity and confidence is clearly subdued," she said.
|
|
By contrast, other recent measures have suggested consumers are subdued.
|
|
It's far less subdued than the already available gold iPhone.
|
|
Everyone seems quite subdued tonight, but you seem very cheerful.
|
|
He records subdued, idiosyncratic electronic music that eludes easy description.
|
|
Amid a long spell of subdued volatility, investors piled in.
|
|
However, trading was subdued ahead of a holiday next week.
|
|
Because of that, we just had a really subdued reaction.
|
|
From there, the album settles into a more subdued groove.
|
|
She attempted to run from cops, who subdued her. RIP
|
|
Subdued consumer demand in rural areas is another expense factor.
|
|
Throughout her early campaign she was, if anything, too subdued.
|
|
Is there a trick to playing such a subdued character?
|
|
Brown's poker face remained subdued for a few extra seconds.
|
|
Sentiment remained subdued Tuesday as stocks hovered around the flatline.
|
|
Today, a modern farmhouse style with subdued colors is popular.
|
|
She added that underlying price pressures would remain very subdued.
|
|
The Warriors were subdued in the wake of Sunday's game.
|
|
The informal convention did still take place, although more subdued.
|
|
" Said a subdued Player, 80: "It was gratifying, and sad.
|
|
But the spirits are more subdued than the feverish 1990s.
|
|
Private investment remained subdued with government spending and property strong.
|
|
Mr. Damon, for his part, is as subdued as ever.
|
|
When I visited him in November, he looked defeated, subdued.
|
|
Today, we're premiering "Pansy From the Hills," a subdued song.
|
|
The sound of the water was both calming and subdued.
|
|
So he started Jacques, a line of subdued athletic wear.
|
|
Pitino was subdued when I talked to him in January.
|
|
He appeared subdued as he flipped through the charge sheet.
|
|
But for the crying of babies, the passengers are subdued.
|
|
Oil firms have struggled with subdued prices in recent years.
|
|
Overall trade was subdued due to the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday.
|
|
Subdued earnings by Japanese firms last week also dented sentiment.
|
|
Employment remained subdued, registering only 50.5 according to the survey.
|
|
Creditors were impressed by Syriza's rigour, but growth was subdued.
|
|
Risks cited included a subdued global economy and currency fluctuations.
|
|
Kim's life outside of North Korea was subdued yet lavish.
|
|
Despite Ms. Saulters's success, her live show is refreshingly subdued.
|
|
The mood is pretty subdued, but the drink is good.
|
|
And yet the underlying fundamentals — corporate profits — have been subdued.
|
|
We're told he was taken to the ground and subdued.
|
|
The official Chinese response has largely been critical but subdued.
|
|
On Tuesday, President Trump was uncharacteristically subdued on social media.
|
|
Supporters of Mr. Kenyatta in Gatundu, his hometown, were subdued.
|
|
Financial markets were largely subdued as Trump delivered his speech.
|
|
But on Wednesday at least, protesters were subdued and few.
|
|
Not everyone is so subdued on Morgan Stanley's quarter, of course.
|
|
These pieces were nearly entirely abstract, and far more visually subdued.
|
|
The subdued mood was expected to carry over into European trading.
|
|
He allegedly became combative with officers, was reportedly subdued by taser.
|
|
It's a little more subdued here, and tailored to the surroundings.
|
|
A subdued and serious Gorsuch was ready with his answers Wednesday.
|
|
This is one of the more subdued crowds on the floor.
|
|
Creditors were impressed by Syriza's fiscal rigour, but growth was subdued.
|
|
The attacked policeman holds his head as his assailant is subdued.
|
|
See how Hollywood is painting subdued shades as super cool, ahead.
|
|
Energy stocks also remained subdued, with Woodside Petroleum closing 0.4% lower.
|
|
And volatility is pretty subdued, as measured by Deutsche Bank's index.
|
|
Iroha uses light greens, subdued oranges, deep reds, and even bone.
|
|
Yet inflation, which the Fed is charged with stabilizing, remained subdued.
|
|
The spike in prices is probably temporary and wages remain subdued.
|
|
When called for, he played with subdued delicacy and scurrying lightness.
|
|
Price pressures, while subdued, accelerated slightly to the highest since May.
|
|
And then, out of nowhere, a semi-subdued Frankie kisses Ashley.
|
|
The group also said inflation there would remain subdued this year.
|
|
Weak data and some large option structures kept investor sentiment subdued.
|
|
Security intervened and subdued the assailant, who was taken into custody.
|
|
Private consumption remained subdued, while investment in construction and equipment declined.
|
|
Ahmed Bullet walks silently around the base, his cheerful nature subdued.
|
|
Going into 2019, the outlook for the dollar is more subdued.
|
|
The euro consolidated at a two-week low in subdued trading.
|
|
Room finds him in a subdued mode, emanating slow-burn menace.
|
|
Since then, gold has staged a subdued but nonetheless persistent rise.
|
|
That indicates market participants expect U.S. government yields to remain subdued.
|
|
Hong Kong's ratings downgrade had a similarly subdued effect on investors.
|
|
A subdued second-quarter economic reading in Japan left the Nikkei .
|
|
But the overall tone in the bloc's debt markets was subdued.
|
|
The MPC is cognisant that demand pressures on inflation remain subdued.
|
|
Trading in government bonds was largely subdued ahead of Powell's testimony.
|
|
The subdued performance followed a global equity sell-off on Tuesday.
|
|
Compared to this, it's a bit more subdued and groove-oriented.
|
|
But growth has been slowing since 2012 and sales remain subdued.
|
|
After the election, May's premiership became even more strained and subdued.
|
|
Jessica Lang's dances may be subdued, but they don't embrace subtlety.
|
|
So why the potential for the show to be somewhat subdued?
|
|
And beyond the end of December, things look even more subdued.
|
|
The former is shot in a subdued manner, with desaturated colors.
|
|
He added that inflation dynamics in the euro zone remain subdued.
|
|
The VIX futures market at the moment is a bit subdued.
|
|
Days later, a few dozen people held a subdued peace march.
|
|
Despite the subdued atmosphere, the high-stakes match never lacked intensity.
|
|
I went from being anxious to scared and then eventually subdued.
|
|
Overall sentiment remained subdued amid growing worries about a global recession.
|
|
At the Met, subdued to a single color, it's just her.
|
|
And Mr. Dudamel's conducting, though aptly subdued, was a little square.
|
|
The tone of the proceedings are also likely be more subdued.
|
|
President Trump started his February 19723 press conference sounding almost subdued.
|
|
But the furnishings, though extremely tasteful, are subdued, the palette dull.
|
|
The talk of dry cleaning and pricing tiers had subdued him.
|
|
The audience greeted her warmly but appeared, on the whole, subdued.
|
|
Pro-business reforms and subdued inflation have further boosted investor confidence.
|
|
The subdued passage that explores the theme of redemption unfolded mysteriously.
|
|
British retailers had mostly reported subdued results for the Christmas period.
|
|
The shooter was subdued by wedding guests and arrested soon after.
|
|
Still, the atmosphere Tuesday was more subdued than at previous removals.
|
|
Investor wariness about a coronavirus outbreak in China kept markets subdued.
|
|
However, analysts said growth in China may continue to be subdued.
|
|
China's initial response to these reports has been critical, but subdued.
|
|
It apparently proved too subdued for the protest group Code Pink.
|
|
Notice all the Northerners wear subdued colors and grayish-brownish furs.
|
|
Trading is expected to be subdued ahead of the Christmas holidays.
|
|
Volumes were subdued during the last few days of the year.
|
|
But that rhetoric has been much more subdued during his presidency.
|
|
Bernstein's piercing harmonies during subdued passages came through with extra intensity.
|
|
He is known for his flat delivery and subdued rap style.
|
|
It's relatively subdued and composed around a fantastically large, ancient tree.
|
|
Lopez said her daughter had been "very subdued" following the attack.
|
|
SUBDUED SESSION Despite a subdued Asia session, Chinese blue chips managed to recover and close flat after Beijing's data blitz, while higher Chinese iron ore prices helped push Australia up 0.85 percent and Japan's Nikkei gained too.
|
|
S&P said it expected Santos' performance would "remain subdued" in 2016.
|
|
Arousal level typically ranges from low (very subdued) to high (very excited).
|
|
He is subdued and happy thanks to his partner by his side.
|
|
The tight, controlled brushwork and subdued palette is an exercise in restraint.
|
|
This look works best if the rest of your makeup is subdued.
|
|
FTSE rose 24.83 percent following Monday's holiday, helped by a subdued sterling.
|
|
Rural spending is subdued on weak wage growth and two successive droughts.
|
|
She had the occasional article in Esquire, but her energy seemed subdued.
|
|
On election night, the mood was subdued at the Strange campaign party.
|
|
Emerging market stocks lost 0.58 percent, and Asian stocks were also subdued.
|
|
Services inflation, which is closely tied to aggregate demand, also remains subdued.
|
|
The first movement begins with the piano alone, playing the subdued theme.
|
|
Broader FX volatility indicators also remain subdued - Deutsche Bank's Currencies Volatility Index .
|
|
But, this was all a bit subdued for such a big occasion.
|
|
The subdued mood from investors followed a down day on Wall Street.
|
|
Hence, the real wage gain will remain subdued in the near future.
|
|
Instead, the coverage has, as best I can tell, been rather subdued.
|
|
Headphones at the Consumer Electronics Show this year were a subdued affair.
|
|
The reaction from analysts at Credit Suisse was a bit more subdued.
|
|
The attacker stabbed PC Keith Palmer, 63, before being shot and subdued.
|
|
The attacker stabbed PC Keith Palmer, 48, before being shot and subdued.
|
|
Grohl's sad, subdued performance is enough to bring tears to anyone's eyes.
|
|
Colors may be more subdued, but that doesn't mean the fashion is.
|
|
"Subdued" appetite from financial services firms has driven the spike, says Deloitte.
|
|
Trump's excitement for the new bill seems more subdued than last time.
|
|
Emerging market stocks lost 0.55 percent, and Asian stocks were also subdued.
|
|
Global Fashion Group on Tuesday delayed its listing amid subdued investor demand.
|
|
Does this mean we'll see a more subdued, more nuanced Donald Trump?
|
|
A holiday in parts of Europe added to subdued trading, analysts said.
|
|
Following Flow Separation, the Harvey will return to its more subdued appearance.
|
|
Godzilla, after all, is usually subdued by the end of the film.
|
|
This fear is not trivial and it may not be easily subdued.
|
|
Other major currencies were subdued ahead of the ECB and Fed meetings.
|
|
Earlier data showed that underlying inflation in the euro zone remained subdued.
|
|
But for her wedding day, Meghan Markle chose a more subdued playlist.
|
|
South Africa's rand fell marginally in subdued volumes following a bank holiday.
|
|
Harvey, we're told, was "peaceful" during the meeting and Bob was subdued.
|
|
A second man was stabbed as troops subdued the suspect, police said.
|
|
Overall trade was subdued with markets in London closed for a holiday.
|
|
This one is much more subdued, pale yellow and very, very soft.
|
|
Trump's first public remarks about the Las Vegas shooting were uncharacteristically subdued.
|
|
Also, stretches of subdued, if taut, music provided relief from the frenzy.
|
|
"He looked a little subdued, a little nervous, for sure," Porras continued.
|
|
Police officers arrived and quickly subdued the suspect, who was also hurt.
|
|
That famous gold bowtie badge is remarkably subdued on the front grille.
|
|
She looked at the ground and spoke slowly, in subdued, raspy tones.
|
|
SJ: Why do you think demand for credit has been so subdued?
|
|
He subdued the inmate and escorted the injured officer to the infirmary.
|
|
But hiring remains subdued as the sector shed jobs again this month.
|
|
Zuma, wearing a black suit and red tie, was subdued in court.
|
|
Bangladeshi forest rangers subdued the elephant with a tranquilizer dart on Thursday.
|
|
Trade could be subdued due to a U.S. market holiday on Monday.
|
|
A holiday in parts of Europe added to subdued trading, he said.
|
|
The dollar also failed to get support from subdued U.S. Treasury yields.
|
|
The United States was, as usual, a subdued presence at the fair.
|
|
The bank said the likely drop would be because of subdued demand.
|
|
With U.S. markets closed for Labor Day, trading activity was generally subdued.
|
|
Hales subdued the assault, but was also expending large quantities of energy.
|
|
The UK's mid cap index was also subdued, trading 0.5 percent lower.
|
|
These disruptions are keeping inflation levels subdued, thus holding back wage growth.
|
|
The fans of both teams look subdued in a curiously similar manner.
|
|
The reaction from the biggest tech companies, however, has been noticeably subdued.
|
|
Borg, much more subdued, joined him for the march to the courts.
|
|
It contains squalane, coconut oil and camellia seed for a subdued glow.
|
|
The moderating forces in the party have either been sidelined or subdued.
|
|
Moves early on Friday were relatively subdued and benefited higher-rated markets.
|
|
Worryingly, forward-looking indicators in the NAB survey remained subdued in August.
|
|
Unlike the euphoria displayed on Super Tuesday, the candidate's tone was subdued.
|
|
She was subdued during the session and said she would do better.
|
|
Molly Parker plays her director, and a subdued Miranda July her mother.
|
|
Lower oil prices and adequate rice supplies have helped keep inflation subdued.
|
|
Though the ceremony will be subdued, he is looking forward to it.
|
|
Was she more subdued because this is all seeming very normal now?
|
|
The president has sounded subdued and weary in these conversations with aides.
|
|
However, core inflation — which excludes food and energy prices — stayed largely subdued.
|
|
The boy with the guns, the authorities say, was subdued, then arrested.
|
|
That spike in activity is the result of a relatively subdued 2016.
|
|
Trading was subdued due to a public holiday in the United States.
|
|
Still, forward-looking indicators in the NAB survey remained subdued in September.
|
|
However, core inflation — which excludes food and energy prices — stayed largely subdued.
|
|
However, import growth may not rise further due to subdued domestic demand.
|
|
Is his subdued performance not flashy enough for the Hollywood Foreign Press?
|
|
The assailant also tried to grab her weapon before he was subdued.
|
|
The United States, which accounts for about 22 percent, also remained subdued.
|
|
Mr. Ruckelshaus stabilized the agency, restored professional management and subdued the scandals.
|
|
But underlying demand in other parts of the economy still appears subdued.
|
|
Gase's introduction to the Jets was judged by some as notably subdued.
|
|
A cholera epidemic that erupted after the earthquake has not been subdued.
|
|
China will not ever be cowered by threats, or subdued by pressure.
|
|
Foreign exchange markets were relatively subdued with the dollar index holding flat.
|
|
"This is to keep the prisoners subdued," an Iraqi military officer said.
|
|
On at least one occasion, he was subdued by cops at gunpoint.
|
|
Global Fashion Group on Tuesday delayed its listing amid subdued investor demand.
|
|
While indexes were relatively subdued, there were some big movers among individual stocks.
|
|
Double-digit unemployment and widespread idle capacity, however, have kept underlying inflation subdued.
|
|
Those increases are now less likely, especially given even subdued post-Brexit insecurity.
|
|
Elsewhere in the Gulf, trading activity was subdued in a broad sell-off.
|
|
In comfort mode, the exhaust is mechanically subdued, and yet it still growls.
|
|
He's conscious, and able to talk (with great difficulty), but he's completely subdued.
|
|
Like his performance, the entire film around him is precise, thoughtful, and subdued.
|
|
GITA GOPINATH: So, global growth is subdued and we describe it as fragile.
|
|
Bowser seems a bit more subdued, a gentler contrast to Reggie's booming energy.
|
|
Obama's subdued trip to Hiroshima is expected to last less than three hours.
|
|
Shipbuilders and their lenders are most impacted by a subdued global trade cycle.
|
|
With so much riding on the Fed, investors were cautious and volumes subdued.
|
|
Oil prices remained subdued with Brent having settled at its lowest since Nov.
|
|
Eventually, Frank was subdued and transported to the Animal Care Center in Brooklyn.
|
|
Capital Economics' Jackson said stocks were subdued as nothing significant had happened yet.
|
|
He was subdued by police using a Taser stun gun, London police said.
|
|
Kimrey, 32, appeared quiet and subdued as he heard the charges against him.
|
|
But there is still one big risk to the subdued Asian rates outlook.
|
|
News of high-profile cyber breaches has been uncharacteristically subdued in recent quarters.
|
|
With the ECB meeting on Thursday, overall trade in bond markets was subdued.
|
|
"Next year I would expect the rise to be subdued, but still rising."
|
|
Even the colors feel a little bit more subdued than they used to.
|
|
Superdry said its performance, although subdued, fell within the guidance issued in December.
|
|
"All large institutions should be scrutinized," Bezos said in an unusually subdued tone.
|
|
And then there is the subdued UK economy on which RBS increasingly depends.
|
|
His subdued demeanor marked by moments of extreme lunacy makes the script work.
|
|
Part of the problem for the LME this year has been subdued volatility.
|
|
Trade was expected to stay subdued until mainland China markets reopen on Monday.
|
|
The bank, however, said policymakers were cognisant that economic growth was very subdued.
|
|
Wall Street traded mixed on subdued trading volumes before Thursday's U.S. Thanksgiving holiday.
|
|
Other commentators, however, are expecting Wednesday's meeting to be a more subdued affair.
|
|
It wasn't much of a fight -- we're told the bouncer quickly subdued Jonathan.
|
|
The guy's subdued and the concert seems to go on without a hitch.
|
|
Solid economic growth but subdued inflation has left the ECB in a quandary.
|
|
Overnight, Wall Street was subdued following strong gains after the Fed's rate decision.
|
|
It forecast subdued wage growth of 2.3% through the end of calendar 2021.
|
|
A public holiday in global foreign exchange capital London kept the market subdued.
|
|
Gold was subdued with spot prices off a touch at 1,210.44 an ounce.
|
|
Amazon had a good show, too, albeit with a decidedly more subdued presence.
|
|
It forecast subdued wage growth of 2.3% through the end of calendar 2021.
|
|
On Sunday, after the ruling that went against Lagares, he was more subdued.
|
|
China's banks extended surprisingly fewer new yuan loans in July, reflecting subdued demand.
|
|
With luck, the two moves together signal a more subdued approach to deals.
|
|
Inflation has been more subdued in Chile than initially expected in recent months.
|
|
On Monday, it was down 0.2 percent at $1.2947 despite a subdued greenback.
|
|
The sleeves are elongated, and the sage is a beautiful and subdued tone.
|
|
There are several more subdued colorways if the bold colors aren't your style.
|
|
As an entity, the piece evolved from subdued hazy passages to frenetic bursts.
|
|
Acting in a subdued manner may be the greatest con of Trump's campaign.
|
|
The theme is like a subdued song for chorus, with curiously murky harmonies.
|
|
The clown scene at the Lincoln Memorial was much more serious and subdued.
|
|
Spending power has also been constrained by rising inflation and subdued wage rises.
|
|
The late decline provides another hint that economic growth may be more subdued.
|
|
The drive for independence has also been subdued by Quebec's relatively resilient economy.
|
|
All served in a subdued and elegant setting decorated with handmade ceramic tiles.
|
|
These are quite subdued compared to the strident tone of her earlier photographs.
|
|
We're currently well above historical estimates of full employment, and inflation remains subdued.
|
|
The bull market turned nine on Friday but any celebration was decidedly subdued.
|
|
I think the market reaction was very subdued, at least till this point.
|
|
I think the market reaction was very subdued, at least 'til this point.
|
|
This Saturday would be a much more subdued evening for each of them.
|
|
Mr. Weaver was more subdued, noting that the primary fight was not over.
|
|
On the panel on mental health in March, she was thoughtful and subdued.
|
|
He was extremely subdued and withdrawn, but Dick admitted this is not unusual.
|
|
After he was subdued and handcuffed, police searched the car and found a .
|
|
E.D.T. Data showed Wednesday that euro zone manufacturing growth remained subdued in July.
|
|
Speculative positions in U.S. gold futures remain subdued, said UBS strategist Joni Teves.
|
|
Activity remained subdued as many investors sat on the sidelines awaiting fresh catalysts.
|
|
Emerging market growth, while recovering, is expected to remain subdued in certain regions.
|
|
Instead, de Saint Sernin opted for a subdued color palette and minimal tailoring.
|
|
Additionally, the market is expecting tensions to remain subdued in an election year.
|
|
Fears over the possible economic impact of the coronavirus subdued stocks this week.
|
|
But expectations of a U.S.-Mexico trade war have been subdued, Alanis said.
|
|
Every single carefully crafted line was both subdued and essential to the whole.
|
|
Nat is a man now, and Parker plays him with a subdued confidence.
|
|
Stocks rose sharply after the report, but the bond market's reaction was subdued.
|
|
Trade was generally subdued ahead of the Christmas and New Year holiday period.
|
|
DeHaan also pointed out that gas prices this summer have been rather subdued.
|
|
The central bank said inflation was expected to remain subdued for some time.
|
|
Either way, the threat was subdued by the officer's engagement, saving countless lives.
|
|
As Berliners returned to Christmas markets after Monday's attack, the mood was subdued.
|
|
The 2018 awards season, in light of the #MeToo movement, was appropriately subdued.
|
|
In conversations with aides on Friday and Saturday, Mr. Trump was relatively subdued.
|
|
Interest rates in the overnight lending markets for cash remained subdued on Dec.
|
|
The Taiwanese style is more subdued, topped with condensed milk, custard or cheese.
|
|
With regards to the euro zone, the financial market experts' sentiment was equally subdued.
|
|
He was subdued by onlookers and police as he tried to flee on foot.
|
|
The euro was subdued at $1.1590, while the dollar index was up at 95.282.
|
|
He dropped the knife when he was initially shot and subdued by the soldiers.
|
|
The subdued performance came after Wall Street ended mixed while most commodity prices fell.
|
|
The spate of deal-making follows a relatively subdued 2017 for biotech M&A.
|
|
The nation's financial services sector was especially hard-hit by the subdued market conditions.
|
|
The mood was more subdued elsewhere, with little fresh corporate news to spur buying.
|
|
Inflation remains subdued, real interest rates remain low, and U.S. equities are attractively priced.
|
|
He said the officers who arrived found the guests already had subdued the suspect.
|
|
Volumes remained subdued on account of a shortened trading week for the Easter holidays.
|
|
Public services and almost all businesses are operating normally, though some bars remain subdued.
|
|
"I'm no magician," he admitted ashen-faced at the SPD's subdued election-night party.
|
|
Inflation remains subdued at 0.9% yoy as well as core inflation at 0003% yoy.
|
|
That means euro-zone inflation could stay subdued for the next couple of years.
|
|
Eventually, the elephant broke free, only to be subdued and tied up once more.
|
|
Britain's FTSE 100 rose 0.6 percent following Monday's holiday, helped by a subdued sterling.
|
|
"We expect prices to remain subdued this summer," Citi analysts said in a note.
|
|
Overall trade was expected to be subdued ahead of Wednesday's European Central Bank meeting.
|
|
In commodity markets, oil prices were subdued on Wednesday as worries the Sino-U.
|
|
So far, though, these worries are unfounded: growth has been solid and inflation subdued.
|
|
Theirs is a practical conspiracy; it's a diet one, or a rather subdued version.
|
|
The result is a subdued, surprisingly intimate game that ends with a satisfying bang.
|
|
Overall trade was subdued due to public holidays in Asia and the United States.
|
|
Kelly Woodford also gave a client Unicorn Frappuccino hair, albeit more subtle and subdued.
|
|
The Hong Kong market rose slightly in subdued trading ahead of the Christmas holidays.
|
|
He acknowledged that business investment was "strikingly subdued" as companies struggled with Brexit uncertainty.
|
|
Nevertheless, the pressure on governments and subdued economic growth negatively affect banks' credit profiles.
|
|
In a con that feels slightly more subdued in 2018, this'll be a highlight.
|
|
Despite what the record's title suggests, this is something more slinking, subdued, and strange.
|
|
The falls mark a break from a period of low volatility and subdued moves.
|
|
The first suspect, Eddy Vladimir Feliz Garcia, was subdued by people at the scene.
|
|
Trade in general was subdued, with the London market closed for a public holiday.
|
|
The prosecution source tells PEOPLE relatives subdued Walsh after he allegedly attacked his parents.
|
|
"Even next week demand will remain subdued and could improve in April," Jain said.
|
|
He was much more subdued with the photog who asked about the various allegations.
|
|
The disappointing economic data added to market jitters over the Federal Reserve's subdued outlook.
|
|
The color scheme includes bright shades of yellow and more subdued shades of blue.
|
|
In Thursday's private services survey subdued business demand pulled down the headline PMI index.
|
|
Foreign exchange markets were relatively subdued with the dollar index leading, up 0.3 percent.
|
|
"Both expected inflation and GDP are subdued relative to their equilibrium levels," it said.
|
|
Lenovo's approach is more subdued than the one it took with the Smart Display.
|
|
Aluminum prices remain subdued due to a glut of supply, mainly out of China.
|
|
The bond market may have a more subdued reaction if Powell is named chairman.
|
|
The team's emotional leader, Green was subdued during a six-point, six-turnover night.
|
|
Dan, played by a subdued Ewan McGregor, has had a hard time of it.
|
|
Still, overall trading was subdued with U.S. and UK markets closed for a holiday.
|
|
Ashland's firefighters had never seen a blaze that could not be outflanked and subdued.
|
|
Trading is, however, likely to remain subdued as the year draws to a close.
|
|
Trading was subdued ahead of the Labor Day holiday weekend in the United States.
|
|
Business investment has been fairly subdued, growing by 2.5 percent over the past year.
|
|
From what I saw, the local wells are subdued, discrete markers in the landscape.
|
|
Europe's subdued mood came after Asia and Wall Street had also both stumbled overnight.
|
|
Day was subdued and taken into custody without further incident, the police official says.
|
|
Surveyed wage and price measures rose in July, but still pointed to subdued inflation.
|
|
In 2016, the Pentagon's testing agency was subdued in its praise of the system.
|
|
Henderson's eyes, typically so curious and accommodating, have been subdued by a boyish gleam.
|
|
In contrast to Vizcaya's lush but subdued palette, Trombly's works are soft and bright.
|
|
When an animated creature appears, they toss Pokéballs at it until it is subdued.
|
|
Some investors were surprised by the subdued move in yields following the Fed's announcement.
|
|
But the time-stands-still pacing and subdued atmosphere just continues — for 26 minutes.
|
|
Overall trade was expected to be subdued on Monday by a U.S. public holiday.
|
|
It is by the barrel that the slave was subdued and his rebellions squashed.
|
|
The opposition is subdued or eliminated and the immediate difficulty recedes, at least temporarily.
|
|
He was finally subdued by a K9 unit that was deployed inside the home.
|
|
But on Sunday, voting was subdued and there were no reports of widespread violence.
|
|
On Friday, a few hours after the new president's address, the mood was subdued.
|
|
Before dawn broke the next day, the hostages were freed and the prisoners subdued.
|
|
Trading volumes were subdued ahead of the U.S. Fourth of July holiday on Thursday.
|
|
His subdued account of "Clair de lune" set a contemplative mood in the hall.
|
|
The second day of marathon hearings came after more subdued questioning from the Senate.
|
|
"I really don't have one," he said in a voice best described as subdued.
|
|
I know the banks are watching volatility very closely as trading revenue remains subdued.
|
|
"Looking ahead, exports look set to remain subdued in the coming quarters," he added.
|
|
This new indie drama captures summer in Brooklyn in a different, more subdued way.
|
|
He was relatively subdued and even showed a flash of humor toward the media.
|
|
Trading was subdued due to public holidays in China, the United States and Britain.
|
|
The sketch also mocked a subdued Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer during another interview.
|
|
With growth in new work remaining subdued, companies turned their focus on outstanding orders.
|
|
He eventually had to be subdued by taser, and was arrested on kidnapping charges.
|
|
More often, the satire is subdued to the point that it's hard to perceive.
|
|
A few days before Christmas, Jade&aposs parents noticed she seemed subdued, CNN reported.
|
|
Subdued inflation further limits that leeway, because the Fed's policy rate incorporates price changes.
|
|
That is the equivalent of an earthquake in the normally subdued foreign-exchange markets.
|
|
That has supported incomes and spending in the face of unusually subdued wage deals.
|
|
European stocks were subdued, with luxury stocks one of the few sectors seeing activity.
|
|
But his political style was bookish, austere and far more subdued than Mr. Trump's.
|
|
The losses on the mainland indexes were more subdued partly due to capital controls.
|
|
In subdued holiday trading, the S&P 500 declined for a third consecutive session.
|
|
Activity is set to remain subdued, given the approach of Ramadan and summer holidays.
|
|
CNBC's Rapid Update economist survey, however, points to a more subdued 3.2 percent increase.
|
|
The greenback was subdued on Thursday, easing against a basket of currencies to 97.051.
|
|
Inflation and wages growth have also been more subdued than the bank previously expected.
|
|
Even the applause at the end of the song seemed more subdued, more somber.
|
|
Did these reservations make a difference or were they gimmicks to keep activists subdued?
|
|
Coming from Los Angeles, Smith has understandably found Port St. Lucie to be more subdued.
|
|
Oil prices were subdued as the China data offset signs major exporters were reducing output.
|
|
Her subdued, six-minute speech contrasted with the ebullient tone of Sanders' 16-minute speech.
|
|
Even though no week in Trumpland can be totally quiet, this one seemed relatively subdued!
|
|
Total volume on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's first section was subdued at 1.995 billion shares.
|
|
"Outward expression of enthusiasm and optimism may be more subdued, but still present," Tripp explains.
|
|
Indeed, the difference was striking, and the crowd responded in-kind to Trump's subdued tone.
|
|
Measures of inflation in the survey remained subdued while capacity utilisation edged down to 80.9%.
|
|
UOB's CEO Wee Ee Cheong highlighted that performance was stable despite a subdued growth environment.
|
|
Though they're unusual adjectives for a place, Virginia Key Beach feels exceptionally soft and subdued.
|
|
However, the bank's backlog of deals declined, indicating revenue may be subdued in future quarters.
|
|
Spreadbetters pointed to a subdued start for European shares with FTSE futures off 0.33 percent.
|
|
Trade was subdued with many of the region's markets closed for the Lunar New Year.
|
|
He was then reportedly subdued and taken to Elmhurst Hospital Center for a psychiatric evaluation.
|
|
Inflation has been subdued in recent months after hitting a 15-month high in March.
|
|
But the backlog of deals declined, indicating that revenue in future quarters may be subdued.
|
|
That would mean more subdued recoveries in Hong Kong and other trade-reliant Asian economies.
|
|
Investment banking is subdued worldwide, and once-buccaneering Deutsche is losing out to American banks.
|
|
With inflation remaining subdued, Kganyago also highlighted the improvements in the narrowing current account deficit.
|
|
I could see through the window as the cops went in and subdued the guy.
|
|
Overall, the mood was relatively subdued despite the dire warnings flashing on the TV screens.
|
|
Market researcher Kantar said the subdued performance reflected tough comparisons with 2018's strong summer.
|
|
However, currency markets were mostly subdued ahead of the Jackson Hole meeting and Fed minutes.
|
|
Fields remained subdued and quiet as the verdicts were read aloud inside the Charlottesville courtroom.
|
|
"…Honey badger don't give a damn," she wrote alongside an image of her subdued outfit.
|
|
Currency markets have been mostly subdued ahead of the Jackson Hole meeting and Fed minutes.
|
|
Analysts said the price swings were subdued by recent grim forecasts for global crude demand.
|
|
Mortgage loan commitments have also picked up, although demand for credit by investors remains subdued.
|
|
Industrial output unexpectedly increased in March but the economy ministry said the outlook remained subdued.
|
|
Measures of inflation in the survey remained subdued while capacity utilization edged down to 80.9%.
|
|
Swiss banks have improved their capitalisation despite ongoing pressure on profitability and subdued credit growth.
|
|
Grimmie was shot three times by Loibl before he was subdued by her brother, Mark.
|
|
Not only is inflation still subdued but the Fed could well get a new head.
|
|
Real estate shares were subdued, after the central bank backed mortgage rate hikes in Beijing.
|
|
Meanwhile, the economy continues to grow at 4%, wages are up and inflation is subdued.
|
|
Gold demand in Asia remained subdued this week as higher prices kept buyers at bay.
|
|
In the first interview following her engagement to Prince Harry, Marke's voice is notably subdued.
|
|
Even when DEP is subdued, that in and of itself keeps us on our toes.
|
|
Trading remains generally subdued in other Gulf markets as some investors are still on holiday.
|
|
Italian sovereign debt yields and spreads remain subdued despite a small pop higher on Friday.
|
|
Business confidence in the government sank to decade lows last year and is still subdued.
|
|
The shilling is expected to hold steady, helped by subdued demand for the U.S. currency.
|
|
The proper tone is one consistent with sad, but old, news: subdued, but not funereal.
|
|
If you think U.S. growth and inflation will be fairly subdued, it's a winning combination.
|
|
The driver was subdued by onlookers and police as he tried to flee on foot.
|
|
His more humble approach is aimed at creating a more subdued yet enjoyable listening experience.
|
|
The walls are a subdued grey, and there's a section of the original subway tiles.
|
|
Moves among major currencies were subdued, with the euro inching up 0.2 percent to $1.1876.
|
|
Adverse commodity prices and foreign exchange rates led to the subdued performance, Maruti said bit.
|
|
Allen then vandalized the coffee shop until other good Samaritans finally subdued him, prosecutors claimed.
|
|
The officers subdued the assailant, whose name has not been released, without firing a shot.
|
|
He adds that this fan was a bit aggressive, and that's why security subdued him.
|
|
He killed four alpacas, an emu, and a fox before being subdued by zoo authorities.
|
|
It's a bit subdued for my taste, but it's a good looking car in white.
|
|
Above, a more subdued version of the color slays in a silky, cropped bomber silhouette.
|
|
But the subdued local economy prompted the company to revisit that debt restructuring last year.
|
|
"The subdued inflation outlook indicates further scope to cut the official cash rate," she said.
|
|
The state's revenue collections reflect "subdued energy prices," according to a Fitch report on Tuesday.
|
|
Even when things get heavy, Blue Reflection is a subdued, warm, and overwhelmingly soothing experience.
|
|
Elsewhere in the Gulf the mood was more subdued, with Dubai's index dropping 0.8 percent.
|
|
Miners also posted a subdued performance, with the sub-index falling as much as 2.53%.
|
|
Markets were expected to see subdued trading due to a U.S. public holiday, analysts said.
|
|
Other than the weakness in the Australian dollar, moves among major currencies were relatively subdued.
|
|
On a television replay I'd watch later, his speech was subdued and, for him, temperate.
|
|
"A subdued demand environment continues to plague the domestic economy," said Investec economist Lara Hodes.
|
|
However, financials posted a subdued performance, with all of the "Big Four" banks inching lower.
|
|
There were subdued prisoner-transport vans operated by G4S security, and then the cornucopia of
|
|
Given that inflationary pressures are relatively subdued, AMRO said policymakers have some room for maneuver.
|
|
Rising corporate sales and subdued unit labor costs bode well for profits and equity prices.
|
|
It's doubtful whether the more subdued performance will be enough to save Acosta from dismissal.
|
|
Low import prices and an appreciating exchange rate kept consumer price rises subdued in 2016.
|
|
Asian stocks were subdued in Wednesday trade, tracking the mixed performance on Wall Street overnight.
|
|
He sounded subdued and looked tired, almost as bleary-eyed as his traveling press corps.
|
|
Fortunately, security personnel subdued the man quickly with the help of several other pro wrestlers.
|
|
In currencies, the dollar was subdued against a basket of rivals as investor sentiment improved.
|
|
Timing: Talk of a second summit comes after North Korea's relatively subdued Foundation Day parade.
|
|
U.S. markets were closed on Monday for a holiday so trading was generally subdued overnight.
|
|
Europe's subdued start reflected pre-event caution rather than how the day would pan out.
|
|
At first glance it seems subdued and demure, but a close-up provided by fanatics.
|
|
They're light, have nice cushioning and support, and come in a run of subdued colors.
|
|
The team competition last week was a more subdued affair — at least in the arena.
|
|
The mood was subdued inside the hangar-like exhibition space on the West Side Highway.
|
|
Mr. Dietl, the sometimes red-faced former detective, was more subdued in this second showdown.
|
|
When I learned this, I went from being anxious to scared and then eventually subdued.
|
|
It said the softer house prices and subdued business sentiment continue to dampen domestic spending.
|
|
A subdued deal would confirm fears that the window for sizable offerings is closing fast.
|
|
The stoic feelings of progressive Washington were similarly subdued in the city's more conservative corners.
|
|
It even prompted some economists to assert that a subdued economy was the new normal.
|
|
Mr. Cordray was gracious as he addressed subdued supporters at a hotel in downtown Columbus.
|
|
At a nearby Chipotle, however, the signage was more subdued: "Now Open," it read simply.
|
|
Trading could be subdued as U.S. financial markets are closed for the Labor Day holiday.
|
|
The woman was subdued and the man was eventually removed from the event by security.
|
|
U.S. stocks futures were flat to slightly lower , indicating subdued open on Wall Street later.
|
|
European stocks were largely subdued, with luxury stocks one of the few sectors seeing activity.
|
|
The Quran also has verses commanding war against "unbelievers" until they are converted or subdued.
|
|
Teixeira then made derogatory threats regarding Pappas' wife before he was subdued by court officers.
|
|
Markets in Asia could be subdued before the U.S. Federal Reserve meeting later on Wednesday.
|
|
Pros: Simple and subdued designs, affordable, some eco-consciousCons: Not many color options, muted colors
|
|
The subdued color scheme included warm steel grays, light wood flooring and Scandinavian-style furniture.
|
|
By the end of the trip, Mr. Trump seemed to recognize her subdued star power.
|
|
Once the shooter is subdued, several other parishioners are seen approaching with their weapons drawn.
|
|
Trading was subdued in the holiday session and the market was closed at 1 p.m.
|
|
As Mr. Trump spoke, his voice was flatly calm and slightly hoarse, his manner subdued.
|
|
Trading is expected to be subdued in many financial markets ahead of the Christmas holidays.
|
|
Activity was subdued as many Asian markets were closed for the Lunar New Year holiday.
|
|
The American president wants Japanese drivers to buy more U.S. cars, but interest appears subdued.
|
|
"Saturday Night Live" aired a parody of his subdued victory speech in the Rose Garden.
|
|
"Subdued domestic demand and modest external factors point to benign inflation," Governor Moses Pelaelo said.
|
|
"Just felt a little something in my back that wasn't normal," a subdued Kershaw said.
|
|
After all, home-buying sentiment is subdued and banks are no longer loosening lending standards.
|
|
Appearing relatively subdued for much of the rally, Trump stayed more or less on script.
|
|
The post-Occupy Central feeling in Hong Kong is subdued, fractious, and on slow boil.
|
|
To me, I like to be pretty subdued, but then always with something contemporary thrown in.
|
|
However, holdings fell nearly 7% so far this year, indicating a subdued investor interest in bullion.
|
|
Spreadbetters pointed to a subdued start for European shares with London's FTSE futures down 24 percent.
|
|
Since the relaxation of capital controls in July 2016, the inflow of deposits has been subdued.
|
|
And his comments on the ACA were read stiffly, in a subdued manner, from a teleprompter.
|
|
No, he was in a fist-fight and was subdued to death by Saudi officials. Fine.
|
|
Physical demand in India, however, remained subdued last week, with the market falling to record discounts.
|
|
Consumer inflation is expected to remain subdued, well below the Bank of Japan's 2 percent target.
|
|
A bright red/orange Lava or a more subdued Navy adds some flair to your commute.
|
|
We forecast subdued GDP growth for the region in 2018, albeit a slight improvement on 2017.
|
|
Advisor Aslam said the reaction of the "land mafia", as they are known, had been subdued.
|
|
However, the options market is currently looking for volatility relatively subdued at below 16 in June.
|
|
Do you prefer her decked out in pasties and glitter or her more subdued folksy vibe?
|
|
Subdued overall inflation could also add to pressure on India's central bank to cut interest rates.
|
|
Kourtney, however, kept things more subdued in her floor-length halter gown with an open back.
|
|
Traders said the market was relatively subdued as some overseas markets were shut for Easter Monday.
|
|
The bear, who goes by the name Yashka, was subdued after being stunned by electric prodders.
|
|
However, holdings have declined nearly 7% so far this year, indicating subdued investor interest in bullion.
|
|
And with inflation still subdued, it's too early to start worrying about Fed rate hikes again.
|
|
Most other major central banks have also turned dovish in recent months, keeping their currencies subdued.
|
|
Indeed, Chinese and Hong Kong shares were in positive territory on Monday after a subdued start.
|
|
The base case is that cross-border investment will be subdued until Mr Trump leaves office.
|
|
When chaos broke out, Nash rushed to the bloody scene where he successfully subdued the suspect.
|
|
The three men who subdued the gunman play themselves: Spencer Stone, Anthony Sadler, and Alek Skarlatos.
|
|
These exchanges came after what had at first been a relatively subdued and policy-heavy debate.
|
|
Profitability in 2016 will remain subdued due to additional loan reserves, either already made or potential.
|
|
Cox also said that wage inflation remained subdued at about 2 to 2.5 percent a year.
|
|
In some parts of the country, retail demand was subdued due to Khar Mass, Venkatesh said.
|
|
"Unemployment is down, wages are starting to edge higher but inflation remains very subdued," he said.
|
|
But with inflationary pressure still subdued across the euro zone, policymakers may not be too exercised.
|
|
Subdued price pressures mean that inflation remains far below the Bank of Japan's target of 2%.
|
|
Slow demand growth in top consumer China has also subdued activity among metal producers and consumers.
|
|
However, holdings have declined nearly 183% so far this year, indicating subdued investor interest in bullion.
|
|
Global assumptions are consistent with Fitch's 'Global Economic Outlook,' including a subdued outlook for commodity prices.
|
|
He said growth had dipped at the start of this year while consumer demand remained subdued.
|
|
Residents fled, and when Mnangagwa&aposs election win was announced the reaction was subdued, not celebratory.
|
|
S. sales rose a subdued 8 percent to 172 million euros, according to its IPO prospectus.
|
|
Though his triumphant re-election subdued the party's deep rifts during the conference, they remain live.
|
|
The man was carrying a laptop and reportedly tried the cockpit door before he was subdued.
|
|
More subdued global growth will also contribute to lower commodity trade volumes, said the research firm.
|
|
The crowd at the concert was subdued compared to the die-hards at the after-party.
|
|
But I also love the more subdued yet intensely detailed images of Jupiter in true color.
|
|
Subdued inflation and continued heavy bond-buying by other major central banks played a big role.
|
|
It traded flat in London after data showed underlying inflation in the euro zone remained subdued.
|
|
The market reaction to that was muted, however, with sentiment in Asian equity markets still subdued.
|
|
Trading remained subdued, with markets in China closed for the week-long Lunar New Year holiday.
|
|
The euro was little changed after data showed underlying inflation in the euro zone remained subdued.
|
|
Democracy activists had hoped the more subdued swearing-in protest meant the lawmakers wouldn't be penalized.
|
|
The mood among investors in Europe and the United States has been subdued before earnings season.
|
|
Asian shares were also subdued as investors looked for the next catalyst after France's presidential election.
|
|
His dad, then 60 years old, tried to intervene, but was pepper sprayed, subdued, and arrested.
|
|
Analysts also said that trading could be subdued as many investors are off for summer holidays.
|
|
The central bank had been forced to push back the timeframe repeatedly due to subdued inflation.
|
|
Such pain can be quickly subdued with opioids — Percocet and Vicodin pills; intravenous morphine and Dilaudid.
|
|
Trade in general was subdued with U.S. markets closed for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
|
|
The 76-year-old Zuma, wearing a black suit and red tie, was subdued in court.
|
|
And the 9/11 memorial — subdued, profound — is almost miraculous, given its tortured birth by committee.
|
|
European factory growth remained subdued in July, with scant sign of a pick up anytime soon.
|
|
In October, Harington admitted his proposal was a little more subdued than he had originally planned.
|
|
This is because despite the improved economic growth in the 19-member area, inflation remains subdued.
|
|
Normally, Moskowitz moves with the jumpy energy of a Hollywood agent, but now he was subdued.
|
|
A subdued action thriller and an oblique psychological drama, "Disorder" flirts with political and sexual intrigue.
|
|
Thursday's debate was notably more subdued than previous events, with the participants striking a respectful tone.
|
|
And while Sony is still showcasing PlayStation VR, the emphasis is more subdued than in 2016.
|
|
The Australian dollar skidded a quarter of a U.S. cent to $0.744 on the subdued report.
|
|
U.S. data paints a more subdued domestic picture, too, as a strong dollar buffets the economy.
|
|
The driving officer jumped out of the car and subdued the suspect with a stun gun.
|
|
In sometimes subdued tones, he told them that he could not predict what would come next.
|
|
As the team celebrates, the camera finds Keane sitting alone, exhausted from his effort and subdued.
|
|
Trade was generally subdued due to a public holiday in a number of countries across Europe.
|
|
It turned someone who was plainly a victim into a criminal who had to be subdued.
|
|
"I guess you're saving yourselves for the Golden Globes," she quips, commenting on the subdued crowd.
|
|
Dubai's index pulled back 0.9 percent, hit by profit taking in line with subdued global markets.
|
|
Mr. Hill is so subdued and mumble-mouthed he seems to be performing under local anesthesia.
|
|
The mood in the city of Barcelona was a mix of intense joy and subdued trepidation.
|
|
For all the wondrously strange and gorgeous sounds, not much happens in this continually subdued work.
|
|
The reaction in court "was relatively subdued" after a warning from the judge, Mr. Aronberg said.
|
|
While valuations are generally more subdued today, imprecise thinking about tech stocks abides, with troubling implications.
|
|
Even as smoke still filled the chamber, Mr. Ullah was subdued by Port Authority police officers.
|
|
With mischief and languor, she subdued her lover (Marton Csokas) and teased her husband (Josh Lucas).
|
|
Then when victory finally arrived at the Players, his reaction, a weak fist pump, was subdued.
|
|
Mr. Kent, 90, and frail, was subdued, but resolute as he was escorted around the galleries.
|
|
French television news did not dwell on the Depardieu story, suggesting another subdued reaction was likely.
|
|
After dealing with BMW M styling, as well as Mercedes-AMG, Infiniti's subdued attitude was refreshing.
|
|
The studio albums are subdued, even tentative, compared with what the songs became on the road.
|
|
Afterward, Alaska, who is also an assistant manager of the bar, was a little more subdued.
|
|
Among Asian currencies, the yuan got off to a subdued start after the soft trade data.
|
|
The buzz of the customer and buyer exchanges was a lot more subdued than I expected.
|
|
This bank operator's 2019 Shanghai debut was delayed and more subdued, raising only about $2.23 billion.
|
|
As long as price growth remains subdued, it will feel obligated to keep priming the economy.
|
|
Stapleton said that overall he was pleased with the retailer's performance, although market conditions remained subdued.
|
|
Middleton went with a more subdued look for her first ever solo outing with the Queen.
|
|
Other Asian markets are also closed for parts of the week, keeping wider market activity subdued.
|
|
A separate report from the Labor Department on Friday showed imported inflation remained subdued in November.
|
|
It has reinvented the subdued Offred of the novel as the destructive, mesmerizing, apparently unbreakable June.
|
|
Klobuchar's speech was subdued, with few big applause lines and a number of missed one-liners.
|
|
Bernstein analysts said the result was very strong, given a subdued market and pressure from discounters.
|
|
All the while, a searching vocal line unfolds, sung here by Ms. Feola with subdued intensity.
|
|
Other currencies in the region were subdued, with the dollar gaining momentum after strong U.S. data.
|
|
Here&aposs why markets are oddly subdued after Iran&aposs attack on US bases in Iraq.
|
|
But when the man was subdued and moved into the ambulance the excitement quickly fizzled out.
|
|
U.S. gold futures rose 0.1% to $1,454.90, with trading volumes subdued by the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday.
|
|
Business confidence is still subdued as growth has remained weak and the government's fiscal position fragile.
|
|
Underlying inflation pressures continue to remain subdued and have yet to show a convincing upward trend.
|
|
The rationale for the ECB to start the "tapering" despite subdued inflation was announced in Sintra.
|
|
The weighted average Treasury repo rate in the Fed's operation was at a subdued 1.80% Friday.
|
|
But she added that underlying price pressures, especially in the services sector, were still relatively subdued.
|
|
Dynamics are generally subdued, and the singer keeps stretching syllables over repeated notes, to quavery effect.
|
|
On Wednesday, the crowd of about 100 people was subdued when Biden first took the stage.
|
|
On Tuesday, he gave one of his most subdued and on-message speeches of the cycle.
|
|
All the major S&P sectors traded within a small range, indicating subdued sentiment among investors.
|
|
Global growth outlook remains subdued amid the ongoing trade war between the United States and China.
|
|
With another subdued call for reform in 2017, he has set himself up to fail again.
|
|
Mr. Barrier, wearing a crisp black suit with a white pocket square, appeared serious and subdued.
|
|
Wirecutter recommends the Richland Extended Burn Tealight Candles, which emit a subdued glow for seven hours.
|
|
However, contract trading is very subdued because traders in Houston cannot access their offices, he said.
|
|
Eventually, McDowell was subdued, arrested and charged with several serious offenses, including felony assault/resisting arrest.
|
|
It's relatively subdued considering the Warriors just took a two-game lead on their home court.
|
|
The show floor at Cobo Center, which can be buzzy on a press day, was subdued.
|
|
"The current, expansionary monetary policy is justified by the subdued outlook for inflation and subdued growth - although of course there are side effects that increase with time, and even if you can argue about individual instruments," Bundesbank board member Andreas Dombret said at an event in Berlin .
|
|
In turn, subdued wage growth means there is little upward pressure on inflation—good news for bonds.
|
|
Elsewhere in the arena, people were clapping politely and dancing, but overall the mood was relatively subdued.
|
|
The reaction was largely subdued in U.S. futures, but New York-listed shares of Chinese companies fell.
|
|
That reinforced bets of a rate rise soon, even as other data showed U.S. inflation remained subdued.
|
|
Wall Street, meanwhile, was subdued as investors kept to the sidelines ahead of Friday's U.S. payrolls report.
|
|
Price competition seemed subdued in December and Amazon avoided delivery bottlenecks it experienced in 2015, he said.
|
|
Daft Punk joined the Weeknd for a relatively subdued performance during the 59th Grammy Awards Sunday night.
|
|
Oscar season has rolled along is that voters admire Spotlight's lean, intelligent script more than its subdued,
|
|
Finland's Wartsila posted weaker-than-expected quarterly profit on Tuesday, citing subdued demand for its service business.
|
|
The next relief rally should be triggered by continued signs of economic growth combined with subdued inflation.
|
|
This crowd was much more subdued and quiet, but if Edwards minded it was hard to tell.
|
|
They depict it as an atrocity where humans subdued their instinctual independence into a cozy co-dependence.
|
|
However, the tone was largely subdued, missing some of the fire of voting marathons in previous years.
|
|
Profitability recovered sharply in Corporate and Institutional Banking (CIB) in 1Q17, against an industry-wide subdued 1Q16.
|
|
Deadline reports Allen proceeded to vandalize the coffee shop until he was "subdued by other good Samaritans."
|
|
I remember clearly how shaken and subdued Kater was — and continued to be from that day on.
|
|
I remember clearly how shaken and subdued Kater was -- and continued to be from that day on.
|
|
Wednesday night's New Hampshire town hall on CNN found both remaining Democratic candidates in relatively subdued form.
|
|
Buying remained subdued in India, the second biggest buyer of the precious metal, as buyers delayed purchases.
|
|
It's a subdued growth outlook, particularly given it will follow this year's complete dearth of extra production.
|
|
It's a much more subdued look, and I think I like it more than the older design.
|
|
Prince played his heart out through 25 songs and 80 minutes, even as he seemed slightly subdued.
|
|
Lil Yatchy's easily digestible verse adds a dash of subdued energy to D.R.A.M.'s rambunctious lyrics throughout.
|
|
"Choose the right path," one of them warned as a group subdued the supposed thief, Enriquez recalled.
|
|
The slowdown in hiring came against the backdrop of weak economic growth, subdued productivity and corporate profits.
|
|
Subdued domestic credit demand, coupled with lower market interest rates, is hurting the profitability of Bulgarian banks.
|
|
The tone is stark and subdued, and while it's not an overtly sexual shot, it is striking.
|
|
Trading remained subdued as key events due later in the week kept many investors on the sidelines.
|
|
Without any blockbuster titles this quarter, EA's prospects appear relatively subdued on a year-over-year basis.
|
|
This mostly subdued and melancholy contemporary drama unfolds very late one night in a well-kept backyard.
|
|
Despite Putin's approval ratings remaining high, general approval of the government remains subdued at only 51 percent.
|
|
Other Dubai large-cap stocks, which had been relatively subdued over the past several weeks, also gained.
|
|
Credit markets were more subdued, but stable, with investment-grade and high-yield names only moderately tighter.
|
|
The EMEA region saw a slightly more subdued 14 percent increase in activity to total $1.45 trillion.
|
|
He was subdued, with the laconic cowboy thing set at a subconscious level, but it was there.
|
|
Fortunately for the Fed, inflation remains subdued, having come in at or below expectations in recent months.
|
|
In fact, for a guy known for how much he likes to talk, he was relatively subdued.
|
|
Close to a common area, it's colorful and dynamic, but from the office area, it looks subdued.
|
|
The girls screamed and cried but were subdued by two men, one of them wielding a stick.
|
|
Trading is expected to be subdued as U.S. markets are shut for the Independence Day public holiday.
|
|
On the other hand, wage pressures are still subdued indicating the labour market is not that tight.
|
|
" On why movie costumes are more subdued than comic books' costumes: "I can only answer for Marvel.
|
|
Of note: NYT's Glenn Thrush offered a visual of Spicer, tweeting that he "looks, very very subdued..."
|
|
They said a struggle ensued and an officer kneed Rosenberg in the abdomen before he was subdued.
|
|
If they resume before the poll on June 8, the disputes will be more subdued than before.
|
|
The color palette, evoking celestial skies and deep sunsets, is more subdued than that of traditional miniatures.
|
|
But other malls, like the outdoor City Place mall in downtown West Palm Beach, remained largely subdued.
|
|
The situation turned into a full-on brawl, and Huang was later subdued and taken into custody.
|
|
Japan's Nikkei 225 closed 0.26 percent or 52.7 points lower at 19,20183 after a subdued trading session.
|
|
The members' critical thinking was subdued and when they had any doubts, it was blamed on Satan.
|
|
And although I'm no audiophile, the sound remains decent, with subdued bass and a bright airy quality.
|
|
Unsurprisingly, wage growth has been remarkably subdued during the last three recoveries, despite very low unemployment rates.
|
|
Data on mortgage approvals and car manufacturing, released earlier on Thursday, painted a subdued picture for March.
|
|
We got Pelosi Wednesday night in WeHo leaving Craig's, and her tone was noticeably subdued and conciliatory.
|
|
If we get our economists' forecasts then the inflation and labor market tightness concerns are more subdued.
|
|
The market is signaling a period of subdued growth with risks skewed to the downside, he said.
|
|
While George took a more subdued approach to the balloon slapping, Charlotte could scarcely conceal her delight.
|
|
Bond trading revenue fell 21.80 percent on subdued market volatility, but was much better than analysts' expectations.
|
|
Loan demand is likely to remain soft in these subdued economic conditions, limiting opportunities for earnings growth.
|
|
All the vocal lines skirt rhythmically square recitative and tender arioso, sung over a subdued disco track.
|
|
He's an approachable aw-shucks everyman, and his version of Sully gives off a subdued fatherly appeal.
|
|
Data from the Bank of England showed household spending stayed subdued but still growing in early 2019.
|
|
But inflation and wage growth remain subdued, casting doubt over the long-term sustainability of the recovery.
|
|
Bar Centrale's front door is nearly invisible and Orso's facade is subdued, though oddly Japanese in appearance.
|
|
Wall Street traded flat to slightly lower as trading volumes were subdued before Thursday's U.S. Thanksgiving holiday.
|
|
We expect economic performance to remain relatively subdued and prevent meaningful improvements in the sovereign credit metrics.
|
|
Elsewhere, the euro was subdued, but held above a nine-day trough of $1.1610 touched last week.
|
|
In the fourth quarter, there were 13 more lead changes before the Warriors finally subdued the Heat.
|
|
Here and there, dark columns of smoke collected over stone villages freshly subdued by the Syrian Army.
|
|
The economy ministry called the outlook subdued, noting that Britain's scheduled exit from the EU on Oct.
|
|
Oil and gas firms worldwide have subsequently cut their share in investment given the subdued market prices.
|
|
The atmosphere was subdued and respectful, with little of the raw emotion displayed earlier inside the hospital.
|
|
Even without the current steel restrictions, China's appetite for nickel has been subdued so far this year.
|
|
Although homes today are still built for families, they are typically more subdued and focused on comfort.
|
|
"There's a subdued tone to the race this year," marathon spokesman Dan Cruz told CNN affiliate KSNV.
|
|
Onstage, the group plays with a phenomenal sloppiness, making even its more subdued songs sites of eruption.
|
|
The LME's steel scrap contract was the stand-out success in last year's generally subdued trading environment.
|
|
Mr. Duterte was more subdued in a joint statement with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe later on Wednesday.
|
|
At the 2019 Detroit auto show, Toyota revealed the rebooted Supra — but the initial reaction was subdued.
|
|
Wall Street ending its Trump-fuelled rally ahead of the Christmas holiday weekend also kept sentiment subdued.
|
|
Despite indications of disinflation in the economy, Fed officials appear convinced that inflation is only "temporarily" subdued.
|
|
"There was some selling by two foreign banks," said a currency dealer, adding that trading was subdued.
|
|
Inflation has been more subdued than initially expected in the world's top copper exporter in recent months.
|
|
Still, the speech was uncharacteristically subdued for Trump, who typically feeds off the energy of his crowds.
|
|
The mood is strange; there's a nervous electricity in the air and a sense of subdued... something.
|
|
Immediately after, he is subdued by cops, beaten, and thrown into the back of a cop car.
|
|
Part of it, I believe, is the atmosphere, with our subdued lights and plants in the room.
|
|
The film surprises in many ways, not least with Pamela's performance, which is subdued, vulnerable, even raw.
|
|
Some of the pieces were subdued and reflective, like the graceful Galuppi Andante with which she began.
|
|
At the court hearing, Mr. Manafort, who has been in jail since June, appeared weary and subdued.
|
|
More subdued was Pamela Anderson, who declared herself "heartbroken" after the death of Playboy's founder, Hugh Hefner.
|
|
There were stretches when subdued passages, for all the beauty of the playing, lost suspense and tension.
|
|
"The president has done nothing wrong," Ms. Sanders said during the unusually subdued question-and-answer session.
|
|
The subdued level of inflation suggests that interest rates are more likely to move down than up.
|
|
The leader of the attack, which was quickly subdued, said he was calling for a transitional government.
|
|
But compared with Americans' attitudes during that earlier climb, reactions to the latest rally are downright subdued.
|
|
After the Berlin Wall came down in November 1989, reporters asked Mr. Bush why he seemed subdued.
|
|
The guests seemed subdued, but they did show up with gold coins in their clutches and pockets.
|
|
Demand had been more subdued the previous evening at Christie's sale of 61 Impressionist and modern works.
|
|
Three decades later, the annual vigil commemorating the Happy Land tragedy has gotten smaller and more subdued.
|
|
Alongside her flamboyantly fawning sisters, Lina Beckmann's Cordelia is not merely subdued but strangely colorless and stolid.
|
|
Australian gold stocks gained 0.9% amid the subdued global backdrop that boosted appeal of safe-haven assets.
|
|
The final two minutes finally got the crowd, which had been subdued all night, on its feet.
|
|
Rooms have a sense of subdued luxury over neon opulence and start at $149 for standard accommodations.
|
|
But in China, where the state controls much of the news media, the headlines have been subdued.
|
|
Demand side pressures remain subdued and house rental prices are expected to increase at only moderate rates.
|
|
At a time when the industry has seen subdued loan growth, the bank saw its grow 19.9%.
|
|
The opening moves between Mr. Xi and Mr. Moon have taken place indirectly and under subdued circumstances.
|
|
Citi pointed out in a note earlier this month that the outlook for the sector remained subdued.
|
|
Kluber, the Indians' All-Star right-handed pitcher, is robotic on the mound and subdued off it.
|
|
Real consumption per capita was relatively subdued in 2019, slowing to 5.5% from 6.2% a year earlier.
|
|
Real consumption per capita was relatively subdued in 2019, slowing to 5.5% from 6.2% a year earlier.
|
|
Eight centuries after an English king invaded and subdued it, Ireland is no longer the dominated island.
|
|
Speaking at a Barclays banking conference, Citi CEO John Gerspach predicted the decline amid subdued market volatility.
|
|
Trading was subdued in Asian time because China's financial markets are closed until Monday for public holidays.
|
|
Oil prices hit multi-month highs as refinery activity remained subdued after the destruction of Hurricane Harvey.
|
|
While Musk reiterated his view of analysts during Wednesday's conversation, he was more subdued in his comments.
|
|
Meanwhile, other Latin American assets were largely subdued, with an index of regional currencies marking small moves.
|
|
However, Wilson warned clients that volatility was unlikely to return to the subdued levels seen in 2017.
|
|
The subdued trade outlook means that exports are expected to shrink by 0.5% next year, Treier said.
|
|
According to the criminal complaint, after he was subdued Ftouhi asked why he had not been killed.
|
|
The palette covers the spectrum but in subdued grayish tones reminiscent of Brice Marden's early panel paintings.
|
|
A number who failed to flee in time were subdued and detained in a scene of chaos.
|
|
Greear and his son subdued the 15-year-old until police arrived, the Springfield News-Sun reports.
|
|
Demand was much more subdued, however, at Phillips's thinly attended sale of 28 lots on Wednesday afternoon.
|
|
Whether your footwear style is subdued or wild and crazy, you&aposll find some cool sneakers here.
|
|
This year has proven benign for markets with solid growth, subdued inflation, and gradual monetary policy tightening.
|
|
Wheat ticked higher while corn inched down in subdued trading ahead of weekly U.S. export sales data.
|
|
Sunday excursion: Hamilton Grange, the empty streets subdued and strange, the widowed house perched in its park.
|
|
Mr. Trump's endorsement strengthened what had been his subdued, if symbolically significant, embrace of Mr. Moore's campaign.
|
|
When presenting the most distressing historical analogies, the authors' understatement is so subdued it verges on deadpan.
|
|
Forward Artem Dzyuba buried it for his third goal of the tournament to awaken the subdued crowd.
|
|
An improvement in worker productivity is helping to keep unit labor costs subdued despite a tightening labor market.
|
|
Gaga, for her part, will probably deliver a more subdued show than we'll see at the Super Bowl.
|
|
Azaria faces up to 20 years in prison for shooting subdued Palestinian stabbing suspect last March last March.
|
|
Even on the back, Oppo strives for subtle sophistication with subdued pops of color hidden beneath smokey glass.
|
|
Kika sprung from her cage when the door was opened, but Alba's departure was a bit more subdued.
|
|
Against this backdrop, risk appetite was likely to remain subdued and benefit the safe-haven dollar, analysts said.
|
|
Other policemen subdued the assailant, a 28-year-old man surnamed Zhan, who is currently held in custody.
|
|
However, several years of big harvests and subdued prices have slashed margins for buying, selling and shipping crops.
|
|
Gold prices rose on Wednesday in subdued trade ahead of a U.S. holiday amid weakness in the dollar.
|
|
British consumers' discretionary spending is under pressure from rising inflation, subdued wage growth and economic uncertainty before Brexit.
|
|
But Trump took a seemingly more subdued tone in an interview with Fox News that aired Sunday evening.
|
|
Revenue growth remained overall subdued and negatively affected by foreign exchange fluctuations, but was strongest in insurance operations.
|
|
Store traffic remained subdued across the country, according to spot checks made by Reuters reporters and industry officials.
|
|
Subdued consumer spending, which accounts for around 57 percent of GDP, cast a shadow over the RBA's optimism.
|
|
Smith & Cult's Demon Dazed Matte Stain is the subdued, burnt-red-meets-terracotta lipstick I was looking for.
|
|
Within China itself, price increases were more subdued, but the yuan still climbed to a one-month high.
|
|
Jenner, meanwhile, is completely subdued with her dark hair beautifully arranged around her shoulders and a frozen stare.
|
|
"The metal most exposed to this, and least exposed to subdued property construction activity, is nickel," it said.
|
|
That's a worrying sign before a jobs report Friday that's forecast to show private payroll growth remains subdued.
|
|
Saturday, wedding guests had subdued the male suspect, Pelham Police Chief Joseph Roark said at a news conference.
|
|
Even before the decline, the index was looking subdued, trading well below its bull market average of 18.78.
|
|
Subdued children play, eerily quiet, against a backdrop of toxic lawns, oily creeks, tainted vegetation, and sere trees.
|
|
With imports subdued, that resulted in a smaller trade deficit, which added 0.12 percentage point to GDP growth.
|
|
On the overall housing market, OneSavings said pricing and activity are subdued because of Brexit and geopolitical concerns.
|
|
That means nothing, including who she's dating, can influence her looks, however bold or subdued they may be.
|
|
Wages growth is subdued and is expected to remain at around its current rate for some time yet.
|
|
But 2011 was a real treat, because that year zookeepers subdued a dude in a fucking Tigger costume.
|
|
Instead of subtly sweeping on subdued lipstick and mascara, All Hallows' Eve allows us to go all out.
|
|
The Angolan economy remains weak, with a short supply of foreign currency, high inflation and subdued growth prospects.
|
|
The subdued numbers will likely revive doubts over Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to steer the economy.
|
|
Analysts were initially bullish on Morgan Stanley's results because it beat their subdued expectations by a wide margin.
|
|
I went with the Natural Grey pair for a minimal and subdued look, and I absolutely love them.
|
|
That reinforced bets on a nearing Fed rate increase, even as other data showed U.S. inflation remained subdued.
|
|
Barclays said the results were the best ones in a long time, but the outlook was "rather subdued".
|
|
Trading remained subdued, however, with markets in China still closed for the week-long Lunar New Year holiday.
|
|
A subdued European session left regional bond markets taking their cue once more from the U.S. Treasury market.
|
|
Plentiful monsoon rains could lift agricultural and wider economic growth and keep food prices and overall inflation subdued.
|
|
He told "Squawk on the Street" the pullback was long overdue following nearly 50 days of subdued volatility.
|
|
Layne is subdued and understated in her portrayal of Tish, not to be mistaken with weakness or meekness.
|
|
In fact, most of the main courses show off La Chine's sophistication apart from some subdued seafood dishes.
|
|
She gives Gaston a chance, though, when he ends up being more subdued and charming than she expected.
|
|
"There is some selling by a foreign bank," said a currency dealer, who added that trading was subdued.
|
|
Copper prices are also subdued, as trade tensions between the United States and China weigh on commodity markets.
|
|
In playing the same subdued notes across all his recent parts, Gosling has sacrificed variety and raw emotion.
|
|
According to Medley Global Advisors' Ben Emons, the scenario is becoming more likely because inflation is very subdued.
|
|
We've gone through a long period where borrowing, both by companies and households, has actually been rather subdued.
|
|
Shares of Apple supplier AMS tumbled 13 percent on Tuesday after the chipmaker warned about "subdued" smartphone demand.
|
|
Analysts reckon subdued consumer prices would leave the Reserve Bank of India with more room to cut rates.
|
|
Chinese blue chips barely budged as data showed inflation remained stubbornly subdued despite a spike in pork prices.
|
|
It's humid and subdued, and Keys turns in a vocal take that impresses with subtlety rather than firepower.
|
|
Thursday's policy stance was assessed to be appropriate given the subdued outlook for growth and inflation, MAS said.
|
|
Ghana's cedi is expected to remain steady next week amid subdued corporate activity after the Easter weekend holiday.
|
|
"This is to keep the prisoners subdued," said the Iraqi military intelligence officer showing the villa to journalists.
|
|
The Economy Ministry said the subdued start to the year for industrial orders reflected the sluggish global economy.
|
|
Guided gently along by steady guitar plucks, Mayberry's subdued vocals float among a thick fog of moody atmospherics.
|
|
Europe's STOXX 600 index also closed lower as appetite for risk remained subdued ahead of the new year.
|
|
A subdued Avenatti appeared in the courtroom wearing a dark gray suit and sitting with federal public defenders.
|
|
"The market is quite subdued mainly because of the volatility in the US Treasury yields," said one trader.
|
|
Just last year, officers subdued a wild boar that roamed around a restricted area of the city's airport.
|
|
"Markets could be subdued because of upcoming domestic events," said Gaurang Shah, head investment strategist, Geojit Financial Services.
|
|
But the rainbow stripes of 2017 are less ostentatious (really), more subdued, and, in some cases, even minimal.
|
|
Traders said that volume may be subdued with few major catalysts from both the domestic and overseas markets.
|
|
But since 2013, his solo output has matched the disposition of the tunes—the pace has been subdued.
|
|
It simply exists as a slice of everyday life, offering subdued pleasures in the ordinary and the recognizable.
|
|
As long as nominal spending growth remains subdued, businesses will be unable to raise prices without depressing demand.
|
|
Shares of Sigma shed 3.4 percent on Wednesday, while API closed 1.7 percent lower in a subdued market.
|
|
In India, demand remained subdued as domestic prices soared, tracking gains in overseas market and a weak rupee.
|
|
Meanwhile, Trump's demeanor was more subdued during his press conference earlier Wednesday with Mexico President Enrique Pena Nieto.
|
|
Certainly, its call on refined tin from the rest of the world has been subdued in recent months.
|
|
The obvious counterpunch is that wage growth remains very subdued compared to previous periods of labor market tightness.
|
|
Then he conducted Wagner's Prelude and "Liebestod" from "Tristan und Isolde," a performance of breadth and subdued intensity.
|
|
The lead-up to the Reserve Bank of Australia's benchmark rate decision had also kept volumes subdued earlier.
|
|
The wondrously subdued sounds silenced many, who listened closely even as street bustle and chirping birds blended in.
|
|
The subdued yet meaty flavor of the carne asada also went well with the standard burrito bowl ingredients.
|
|
Refined nickel imports remained subdued at 234,258 tonnes in the first quarter, down 33 percent year-on-year.
|
|
Trading in general was expected to be subdued due to the July 4 holiday in the United States.
|
|
The decor inside is also fairly subdued, relying on paintings and sculptures to evoke the restaurant's Texas-ness.
|
|
But inflation remains subdued despite four years of aggressive money printing, as slow wage growth dampens household spending.
|
|
The subdued-yet-meaty flavor of the carne asada also went well with the standard burrito bowl ingredients.
|
|
Solomon's drive to trim the partner ranks is relatively subdued in the London office — at least so far.
|
|
Macroeconomic performance has slowed in recent quarters, alongside subdued global demand and spill-overs from mainland China's rebalancing.
|
|
And the responses to Mr. Trump's comments among news media critics, over time, have been far more subdued.
|
|
Subdued because the Sunday parade did not include any displays of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICMB), unlike last year's.
|
|
There's a subdued performance of "Everybody Lost Somebody," one of 2017's finest pop songs, shot in 360°.
|
|
Demand will remain subdued for at least the next few weeks unless prices correct significantly, the dealer said.
|
|
Thus, it makes sense that T2 Trainspotting is comparatively subdued, though it still has its high (ahem) moments.
|
|
Japan's Nikkei had also finished lower and Chinese blue chips barely budged as data showed inflation remained subdued.
|
|
When the album arrived in the summer of 2010, the opener was subdued for the Lil Wayne protegé.
|
|
Beaten down by the creeping control of the Ortega regime over state policy, Nicaraguan citizens remained largely subdued.
|
|
It is the last major Saudi bank to report earnings during what has been a generally subdued quarter.
|
|
Clinton on trade and character issues and instead grew erratic, impatient and subdued as the night went on.
|
|
U.S. import prices unexpectedly rose in July, but the underlying trend remained weak, pointing to subdued imported inflation.
|
|
But attitudes toward privacy and data collection in China are more subdued than they are in the West.
|
|
In the first section, "Captive Voices," the orchestra plays a subdued mass of hazy harmonies and fidgety lines.
|
|
Mr. Trump has been uncharacteristically subdued about the Las Vegas shooting, one of the deadliest in American history.
|
|
The first movement began with subdued sustained tone, with an ominous, questioning, fragmented phrase in low strings underneath.
|
|
Gasoline prices have remained subdued as global oil prices have declined due to worries about worldwide economic demand.
|
|
Boeing had opened the show on a subdued note with apologies over lives lost in the MAX crashes.
|
|
Concrete, a subdued outing for Comme des Garçons, is meant to evoke a city street after it rains.
|
|
When he speaks English, he's quiet, his gestures are subdued, and he makes a lot of thoughtful pauses.
|
|
For Mr. Trump, the agreement was an upbeat end to his subdued visit to the G-19743 meeting.
|
|
We removed large, distracting or noisy toys from the playroom floor in favor of more subdued wooden ones.
|
|
There are some signs that politics in 2018, beyond the presidency, are anything but stagnant and civically subdued.
|
|
Years passed, and the gay mecca pilgrimages were increasingly traded for more subdued visits at his country home.
|
|
The relatively subdued move in yields was seen as somewhat surprising given the drastic cut in interest rates.
|
|
Flick a cactus needle of the nearby Golden Barrel Cactus and it sounds like a subdued guitar note.
|
|
Tesco said it had grown ahead of a subdued UK market on both a volume and value basis.
|
|
Bond yields remain subdued across the board, signaling the market's concern about a global economic slowdown, Kinahan said.
|
|
The subdued doo-wop tune "Masterpiece" expresses mortified awareness that an idealized image of a marriage is shattered.
|
|
After being subdued, Mr. Ftouhi asked Lieutenant Neville why he had not killed him, according to court records.
|
|
A subdued tech millionaire, with apple cheeks and searching brown eyes, he makes an unlikely conductor of cool.
|
|
As someone who loves dressing up, both onstage and off, I've been oddly subdued in my fashion choices.
|
|
"Marigold" is intermittently warm and tense, a more subdued and melancholy album than the ones that precede it.
|
|
More than 20183% of Q4 advance came from temporary collapse in imports, business investment subdued & consumers cautious pic.twitter.
|
|
The fund attributed "the lion's share" of the downward revision to "a more subdued growth forecast" for India.
|
|
Bloomberg allies think his data-driven, subdued brand of politics will resonate among leaders in the tech community.
|
|
The austere beauty of the Machaut piece for two voices came through poignantly in Mr. Denk's subdued performance.
|
|
In their internal reports, the officers said Mr. Richard punched them several times and had to be subdued.
|
|
Moves on both indexes were however subdued with investors waiting for the Fed to announce its policy decision.
|
|
But risk appetite remained subdued after China allowed the currency to weaken by lowering its daily midpoint fixing.
|
|
Either way, the protesters appeared again on TV a few days later, looking subdued — this time, to apologize.
|
|
"It's hard to celebrate at a time like this," Hamlin said in a subdued ceremony in Victory Lane.
|
|
Trading could be subdued in Asian time because China's financial markets are closed until Monday for public holidays.
|
|
Lübbenau itself is subdued, slow-paced and, like all German holiday villages worth their salt, features a castle.
|
|
Lübbenau itself is subdued, slow-paced and, like all German holiday villages worth their salt, features a castle.
|
|
But a sharp-eyed Irish reporter noticed that he wore subdued gray and white striped socks on Tuesday.
|
|
We meet Marx, George Orwell's "subdued and uneasy" poodle, named for a philosopher Orwell had not yet read.
|
|
"Underlying inflation pressures continue to remain subdued and have yet to show a convincing upward trend," he said.
|
|
While factory activity remains subdued and economies abroad are shaky, both have shown improvement over the past month.
|
|
We assume these will remain subdued so long as the profitability of Tereos's European sugar business remains low.
|
|
Oil prices have been subdued since late 2014 when Saudi Arabia-led OPEC flooded the market with supply.
|
|
The government has not announced specific restrictions on nightlife but it is at least likely to be subdued.
|
|
While the budgetary gains to states during the current expansion have been subdued, recent downdrafts have been severe.
|
|
Demand side pressures remain subdued and food, wages and rental prices are expected to increase at moderate rates.
|
|
"The industrial orders data suggests that activity in manufacturing will remain subdued in the coming months," it added.
|
|
Trump opened his Wednesday speech with subdued remarks about the resilience he saw in response to Hurricane Harvey.
|
|
The cuts have prompted banks to lower mortgage rates, helping fuel a revival of the subdued housing market.
|
|
Department store John Lewis, which updates weekly, has reported subdued sales apart from the week of Black Friday.
|
|
Demand for the Indian rice has been fairly subdued of late, with export rates near multi-year lows.
|
|
This pushes forward the prospect of change and hopefully will turnaround the subdued sentiment dragging down domestic demand.
|
|
The recent resurgence in market volatility has sent shock waves through the markets after months of subdued moves.
|
|
"Overall gains in Japanese shares look fairly subdued," said Yutaka Masushima, market analyst at Monex Securities in Tokyo.
|
|
On Monday, the pound was subdued ahead of the Brexit summit, which in turn supported the FTSE 100.
|
|
Analysts said decelerating wage growth and subdued inflation have weakened the case for another rate rise this year.
|
|
Soon, a subdued earnings outlook and deteriorating fundamentals will begin to take their toll and stocks will fall.
|
|
Robert Engle, 22, subdued a gunman who opened fire at the Burnette Chapel Church of Christ, near Nashville.
|
|
An improvement in worker productivity is helping to keeping unit labor costs subdued, despite a tightening labor market.
|
|
They're mostly religious or ceremonial objects, and aesthetically subdued compared to the gaudy colors and items of today.
|
|
Stone, along with his two friends and a British passenger, subdued the gunman, preventing a potentially catastrophic attack.
|
|
The Saudi index was flat in morning trade as valuation concerns kept some of the blue chip stocks subdued.
|
|
With U.S. markets shut for the Independence Day public holiday, trading is expected to be subdued on the day.
|
|
At the same time, U.S. inflation, although trending higher, will likely remain subdued, limiting yields on longer-dated bonds.
|
|
Figures on consumer and producer prices are expected to confirm inflation remains subdued and no bar to further stimulus.
|
|
Beautiful too, but more subdued, is Alkis Livathinos's music for the color-matching platform-puzzler Hue (listen on Spotify).
|
|
Sentiment was also impacted as Asian markets were subdued as simmering tensions on the Korean peninsula supported safe-harbours.
|
|
The subdued spot rate belied the drama because Bank Negara Malaysia was acting to stem any panic, traders said.
|
|
Given Jenner's affinity for natural, subdued makeup, the line could very well draw inspiration from her own personal style.
|
|
A similar report appeared at the same time in MIT Technology Review, though with a far more subdued title.
|
|
"His bones were prominent and he was very subdued and weak," reads a Facebook post shared on March 24.
|
|
"I'll Bend But I Will Not Break" (1998) and "A Loss of Innocence" (1998) are two such subdued responses.
|
|
Respondents cited forecasts of relatively subdued client demand and changes to national policies, though no more details were provided.
|
|
In contrast, this bright red S3, and its subdued design scheme seems attuned to the driver's point of view.
|
|
AX last week signaled a 23% drop in first-half net profit due to subdued sales of recreational vehicles.
|
|
Earlier on Thursday, Tesco reported a slowdown in quarterly sales growth in what Lewis called a subdued home market.
|
|
This was – I'm not saying it was subdued [CEO] Elon [Musk], but it was a guy who makes cars.
|
|
The bank CEOs have been subdued on through the morning, despite often having their responses cut short by lawmakers.
|
|
Blakeley White-McGuire suddenly slid to the floor and rolled on her back in a sequence of subdued writhing.
|
|
Mignola's comics have a kind of grim, stately dignity, with their stark lines, woodcut-style artwork, and subdued colors.
|
|
The Tanzanian shilling is seen steady in the days ahead, helped by subdued demand for U.S. dollars from importers.
|
|
The European Commission forecast on Tuesday that the rate of inflation would remain subdued, at 0.2 percent in 2016.
|
|
She's more subdued than she's been in other roles — Lee Israel is no Susan Cooper, McCarthy's character from Spy.
|
|
Muted retail sales, subdued inflation and a survey suggesting that labour demand may have peaked all pressured the Aussie.
|
|
They have shifted away from that conventional view and are now forecasting subdued yields over the next 12 months.
|
|
The subdued numbers will likely revive doubts over Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's efforts to kick start the economy.
|
|
Mueller's condemnation offered a moment of contrast from his mostly subdued, sometimes halting performance testifying before two House committees.
|
|
Gitzel said he expected the combination of high growth rates and subdued inflation to continue in the coming months.
|
|
The BOJ will also offer some analysis of why consumer prices have remained subdued, several BOJ officials have said.
|
|
Even allowing for a subdued demand outlook, this is a market that is struggling with deep-rooted production issues.
|
|
Foxx, 51, went for a subdued, all-black look that he topped with a ski cap, scarf and sunglasses.
|
|
Reports of rising capacity utilisation and skills shortages had stoked fears of overheating, even though price pressures remain subdued.
|
|
A flood of talented graduates in the dismal science means that wages of junior analysts are much more subdued.
|
|
It had already flagged the weakness when it reported subdued new car sales in its annual update in March.
|
|
Still, trade was generally subdued with focus turning to a three-day ECB forum in Sintra, Portugal, through Wednesday.
|
|
The pressures are amplified by subdued (albeit gradually improving in 2017) credit demand, in particular in the corporate segment.
|
|
"The residential property market has been very subdued of late due to the government's cooling measures," Yong told CNBC.
|
|
The domestic economic growth outlook remains subdued, although the low point of the cycle appears to be behind us.
|
|
The Bank of Canada has pointed to the subdued wage growth as evidence of material slack in the economy.
|
|
The Commission said last November that Germany's large current account surplus was caused by excess savings and subdued investment.
|
|
Trading was subdued in Asia Tuesday, with many of the continent's financial markets closed for the Lunar New Year.
|
|
US: If you look at the moment the dynamics, short-term there is definitely still a subdued market sentiment.
|
|
The U.S. equity market will be closed on Monday due to Memorial Day, which led to subdued trading volumes.
|
|
" Kuczynski, 77, held a more subdued closing event in the southern city of Arequipa as supporters chanted "Democracy yes!
|
|
Odyssey looks like it will be a fun departure from the relatively subdued platforming of Super Mario 3D World.
|
|
Fitch's report '2017 Outlook: Latin America Sovereigns - A Weak Economic Recovery Amid Subdued Commodity Prices' is available at 'www.fitchratings.
|
|
The suspect was subdued by a volunteer firefighter who has since been widely praised for his actions, authorities said.
|
|
Moves in Europe, where investors have been preparing for the British vote for months, were only slightly more subdued.
|
|
The president smiled broadly beside the pontiff, who appeared subdued and stone-faced before their 30-minute private conversation.
|
|
PiS politicians refer to the court as a bastion of the previous Civic Platform government that must be subdued.
|
|