Those balmier temperatures meant troubling news for the planet's sea ice.
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The EU justice commissioner Vera Jourova said the EBA findings were "troubling news".
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This past Friday, July 13, Brandan Lee woke up to some troubling news.
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In far less troubling news ... Boosie also promised Tootie's dropping a mixtape soon.
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This week's developments continues months of troubling news about the Cuyahoga County jail.
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Every morning, Americans wake up to a stream of rhetorical drivel and troubling news.
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On Twitter, for example, someone might write some troubling news and attach the image.
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The troubling news severed some Theranos partnerships or at least put them on pause.
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That could be troubling news for Clinton's campaign, despite her overall lead in the group.
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The 2202 Census estimates also contain some troubling news for the nation's largest state, California.
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It's the latest troubling news at Univision following a failed attempt to take the company public.
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So such numbers are troubling news considering the diminishing returns from this once-dominant voting bloc.
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The troubling news if you're a Facebook investor: that number hasn't increased over the past two years.
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On September 28, 1953, a woman visited an exclusive Catholic school in Kansas City, bearing troubling news.
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Still more troubling news followed on Saturday: A resident and an employee had tested positive for coronavirus.
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Technology, he complained, has blunted the emotional impact of troubling news, distancing people even farther from empathy.
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Now a new survey by Chegg and College Pulse provides even more troubling news for the current frontrunner.
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Mr. Qiu, a 50-year-old farmer in Jiangsu Province, woke up that day to some troubling news.
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This could be troubling news for consumers, because the product is widely used, according to an article on NPR.
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But even more troubling news followed on Saturday: A resident and an employee had tested positive for the coronavirus.
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In even more troubling news, Tim could face a hefty A$9000 (US$6979) fine from the nation's aviation authority.
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Merkel told Parliament on Wednesday that the U.S. decision was among several pieces of "troubling news" that had happened recently.
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Fans of visual novel games and adult-themed anime games around the world woke up to some troubling news this morning.
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That could be troubling news for Boeing (BA) as it tries to return the planes to service as soon as possible.
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It's potentially troubling news for Nvidia, whose graphics processing units (GPUs) have been used by Google for intensive machine learning applications.
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Facebook faces more troubling news, Sri Lanka reckons with postwar mental health issues and Sesame Street reaches out to refugee children.
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The loss snapped the Yankees' six-game winning streak, but it was not the most troubling news of a long night.
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" But in today's troubling news cycle, others — like Brooklyn-based artist Adam Ellis — find themselves struggling to choose between "rapist" and "racist.
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The news that ByteDance could be on the brink of consolidating its gains with an IPO would be troubling news to some.
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We've seen it happen many times: Some seemingly delightful noncelebrity diverts the internet's attention from the more troubling news of the day.
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That's fabulous news for privacy professionals and the private schools that their kids attend, but it's extremely troubling news for everyone else.
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Troubling news about potential Russia involvement in the 2016 presidential election first surfaced last summer, and the story's been slowly unfolding since then.
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Less than a year after giving birth to twin boys, Melanie Atieno's health worker delivered troubling news: both of Melanie's sons were malnourished.
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With the troubling news yesterday, it became clearer that the virus's threat to the city's economy could be much worse than the Sept.
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Overall, the poll finds Gen Zers are also more stressed out about the top troubling news stories of our time than adults overall.
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The President got more potentially troubling news with the release Monday of closed-door testimony to Congress by his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen.
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It gets better, slowly: A new study coming from RTI, a research firm based in North Carolina, has troubling news about anti-LGBTQ bullying.
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Small wonder, then, that many students and faculty and staff members interviewed on campus said they felt discombobulated by the torrent of troubling news.
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In June of 2018, Mark Pennington received troubling news from his ex-girlfriend, with whom he shared custody of their 2-year-old son.
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Both make troubling news for anyone who thinks that students should be exposed to a broad range of ideas, including some they won't agree with.
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I relived my anxiety over the election, saw fragments of other people's racist or sexist Twitter arguments, and replayed troubling news segments in my head.
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CO2 levels in the atmosphere hit the highest point in human existence, and an explorer found troubling news in the deepest ocean dive ever recorded.
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Common recently opened up to the world about his childhood trauma, but before that happened, he was compelled to share the troubling news with family first.
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Unfortunately for fans of the legacy bike brand, the announcement of the futuristic product was a side dish to some really troubling news for Harley-Davidson.
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Further progress requires the labor market to keep tightening and a survey of business from NAB this week had some potentially troubling news on that front.
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When victims of sexual harassment in the workplace gather the courage to come forward, many learn troubling news: They are legally forbidden to sue their employer.
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But even if Rogowski's numbers don't suggest millennials are flocking to Stein and Johnson, they still have very troubling news for team Clinton about these young voters.
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Mr. Musk's lofty prognostications about self-driving cars and the new business of robo-taxis came as investors are bracing for troubling news from the electric carmaker.
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The research could be troubling news for Twitter, which has struggled to grow its user base in the face of growing competition from Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and others.
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But the troubling news is that there's still a huge contrast between the number of House Democrats supporting impeachment and the percentage of the Democratic base supporting it.
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"I'm trying to remain calm, but this is really some troubling news," said Kalina de Andrade, 28, a cashier at a store in the seaside Botafogo neighborhood of Rio.
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Still, it's got to be troubling news for Blue Apron, especially now that Whole Foods will provide Amazon with a broader distribution footprint for further expansion of the model.
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During a recent press conference, OIV Director General Jean-Marie Aurand announced the troubling news that 2016's wine production is among the lowest in the past 20 years.
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Well, I guess she's good for something, because she tells Violet that she overheard some troubling news: There was an electrical explosion at the rig Hollywood is working on.
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But that season was marred by troubling news: The Astros' database had been hacked by the Cardinals' scouting director, Chris Correa, a former analyst for Luhnow in St. Louis.
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To anyone who produces or sells stock photography, this was troubling news—watermarks have since the early 1990s provided the first line of defense against the theft of unlicensed photos.
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Kim Kardashian West may not have the answers to the troubling news that bombards us daily, but she does have something that might help distract, at least for a minute.
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It's worth remembering that fact at this moment as congressional Republicans find themselves confronted with a cavalcade of troubling news stories about President Donald Trump and his conduct in office.
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Just last month, a new study provided troubling news that the opioid crisis has led to a sharp increase in the death rate for overdoses by teens and young adults.
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Troubling news for Fortnite-obsessives: The World Health Organization this week included "gaming disorder" as a new mental health condition in the 11th edition of its International Classification of Diseases.
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From climate change to the worsening refugee crisis to rollbacks of LGBTQ rights, you've probably reacted to a lot of deeply troubling news in your Facebook news feed this year.
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The overall trend shows troubling news for Trump as well: The proportion of American voters who think the economy is getting better dropped 8 percentage points between June and August.
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This proved itself true once again in the most recent episode of Game of Thrones, where Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) revealed that among troubling news, her priorities are a little different.
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Last fall, security firm Symantec revealed troubling news: Russian hackers were sitting on US power grid controls, a position that would allow them to cause large-scale blackouts on a whim.
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The troubling news was reported by journalist Anthony Barnett after he and a crew were given access to remote Guatemalan farms -- which allegedly supply Nespresso, and had children working the fields.
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Troubling news broke last month that the network's targeted ads were sometimes designed to prey on teenage users' perceived insecurities, which isn't entirely surprising given teens' tendency to air out their feelings online.
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The troubling news accounts emanating from Washington, D.C., have been more reminiscent of an episode of the popular HBO series "Game of Thrones" than a functioning executive branch envisioned by our nation's founders.
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More troubling news for Tre Mason -- another arrest warrant has been issued for the L.A. Rams running back after he failed to show up for a mandatory court appearance ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Now the PODs are closing down, and that is troubling news for some residents, who see the stations, with their contingent of National Guard troops, as signs that they are not being forgotten.
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But now, a newspaper distributed throughout the land—a publication so august and prestigious it is known as the Journal of Wall Street—brings us troubling news of beards: Is the beard trend over?
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The troubling news there for Trump's campaign is that overall, voters who think things in the US are going badly are less motivated to vote than the ones who say things are going well.
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While many Americans are deeply affected by troubling news reports, social media arguments, and clickbait journalism, the stress and anxiety of these messages continue to affect women, people of color, and the LGBT community disproportionately.
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The troubling news is that the next phase of automation, including humanoid service robots, machine learning and autonomous logistics, is poised to displace millions of service workers in the United States and other developed economies.
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More troubling news about L.A. Rams RB Tre Mason -- who's been at the center of 5 different incidents involving cops in the past 4 months, TMZ Sports has learned ... and his family is extremely concerned.
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He shared some troubling news: One of his undercover investigators, Hua Haifeng, had tried to cross the border the day before to meet him but had been stopped from leaving mainland China by border police.
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General Romeo Dallaire, who was leading the UN's peacekeeping efforts in Rwanda, was sending frantic messages back to New York about troubling news he was hearing about impending attacks against the country's minority Tutsi tribe.
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You can see that flow of land ice in these images after the collapse of Larsen B. And here's troubling news: Scientists have found that a number of Antarctica's other ice shelves are also rapidly thinning.
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But after the March 8 surgery to remove both her breasts, follow-up testing gave her some troubling news: she has Stage 43 (they originally thought she was Stage 1) metastatic breast cancer — and it is incurable.
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"If such an agreement in fact exists, this is extremely troubling news ... this sort of pressure is basically a declaration of war on poor cancer patients," KEI said in its own submission to the USTR last week.
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WASHINGTON — When Special Agent Adrian Hawkins of the Federal Bureau of Investigation called the Democratic National Committee in September 2015 to pass along some troubling news about its computer network, he was transferred, naturally, to the help desk.
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"The bottom line is, we have considerably troubling news on the tobacco control front when it comes to kids," said Brian King, a deputy director in the CDC's Office on Smoking and Health and co-author of the report.
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The video footage and photos of small children bearing rifles in the southwestern state of Guerrero were the latest shock to a country that has become increasingly accustomed to troubling news after two years of record levels of violence.
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"The winds of war are blowing and we are receiving troubling news about the risk of a possible humanitarian catastrophe in Syria, in the province of Idlib," Francis told thousands of people gathered in St. Peter's Square for his weekly blessing.
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In January, a 20-year-old pregnant woman in Brazil went in for a routine ultrasound that revealed some troubling news: though she had had a normal, healthy pregnancy until that point, her fetus was now significantly underweight, according to the published report.
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"With the earnings season approaching the halfway mark, the news has been good enough to keep bulls committed to their positions and there have been few examples of genuinely troubling news," said Michael Shaoul, chairman and CEO of Marketfield Asset Management, in a note.
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The troubling news about these children is that many of them are not actually getting that recommended behavioral therapy, and some of the families who think they are getting it may not be getting the kind of therapy that has actually been shown to be effective.
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Cuomo's letter opens: Protecting our children and ensuring their safety is our top priority, and the State of New York is moving swiftly to respond to troubling news that young children using Pokémon GO are being steered to locations in close proximity to, or even at, sex offender residences.
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"Over the last 48-303 hours, reports have come in from experts, cyber experts, who are reporting to us some very troubling news about the possibility of security breaches in voting results across this country," Stein campaign manager David Cobb said in a video posted to Stein's Facebook page Wednesday afternoon.
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I see black as being beautifully badass, but white has always lifted my mood, so when I'm online â€" a space that already challenges my self-esteem, exposes me to troubling news, and alerts me of the latest terrifying Trump tweets â€" it feels like the the smartest background choice.
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But a plan that also digs in on one of the biggest problems plaguing Washington — taking the two biggest spending drivers off the table for any reforms — is troubling news for Democrats and Republicans alike, and a flaw Congress should seriously work to address as it develops its own blueprint.
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While we cannot confirm the company or companies at the center of this probe, we decided to move forward and retain outside counsel after a series of troubling news reports, including a recent story that highlighted Google's alleged tracking of consumer movements even if consumers attempt to opt out of such services.
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And then, there's the troubling news that what looked like an increase in funds — $4 billion — for much needed repair of VHA infrastructure — won't in fact go to providing needed clinical and exam space and other repairs but will instead be channeled to further outsourcing of care to the private doctors and hospitals under Choice.
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Facebook says it stored millions of Instagram passwords unencrypted on its servers Oh just take it away, Kurt Wagner: On the same morning Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russian election interference finally became public, Facebook dropped some troubling news: Millions of Instagram users' passwords were accidentally stored unencrypted on Facebook's servers, which means Facebook employees could access them.
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Most of the biggest charities like the Red Cross are registered through PayPal and will receive their funds, but for people who use PayPal to direct their money to small or local non-profits—exactly the kinds of groups that have the least resources available to deal with administrative headaches like this—this is troubling news.
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HONG KONG, June 22021 (IFR) - Asian markets began the week on the back foot as stocks and bonds slipped following troubling news out of Europe and the US. The US suffered its worst mass shooting on record in Orlando, Florida, while a poll from Bruges Group showed the Leave campaign with a 26-point lead in the UK's June 24.924 European Union membership referendum.
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The move by Mueller, to accept a guilty plea on a run-of-the-mill "1001 violation," named after 18 USC § 1001, the criminal statute for making false statements, belies a year of troubling news reports about Flynn's dealings both with Russia and, particularly, Turkey, a country he retroactively admitted had been paying him even as he worked on Trump's campaign last year—a violation of the Foreign Agent Registration Act.
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The novel ends with Martin's whereabouts unknown and Darwin leaving the Edelweisses' house in Switzerland having delivered the troubling news.
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They went to dinner during which Lewis barely spoke, which was not unusual, Rebecca West had the same treatment. Afterwards, Lewis revealed that he had received troubling news. His lover Olive Johnson (19 or 20 years old) had become pregnant by him.
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Troubling news also came from Crimea, as Tatars, in alliance with Poland, were preparing for a new invasion of Ukraine. Though already ill, Khmelnytsky continued to conduct diplomatic activity, at one point even receiving the tsar's envoys from his bed.V. A. Smoliy, V. S. Stepankov. Bohdan Khmelnytsky.
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Alexander, the only member to get away, calls Rosalee and breaks the troubling news. Nick finally comes face-to-face with Juliette at a restaurant, where she introduces herself as Eve. She dodges most of Nick's questions, but does admit to remembering everything. Suddenly, she gets up, woges and kills a man telekinetically.
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Busts of the co-emperors Marcus Aurelius (left) and Lucius Verus (right), British Museum Over the winter of 161–62, as more troubling news arrived—a rebellion was brewing in Syria—it was decided that Lucius should direct the Parthian War in person. He was stronger and healthier than Marcus, the argument went, more suited to military activity.Dio 71.1.3; Birley, Marcus Aurelius, 123.
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Malnutrition contributed to the deaths of more than three million children in 2011. Malnutrition leads to higher infection risks, plus it impairs physical and mental development making the undernourished child more susceptible to chronic disease in adulthood. A Cochrane systematic review pointed out that evidence about the effectiveness of nutrition interventions for young children, is fundamentally important. The Evidence Aid summary points to troubling news about the treatment of children in the home when food is scarce.
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Rupert now hesitated, unsure whether to proceed to the relief of York or remain to consolidate the Royalist hold on Lancashire, securing more reinforcements in the process. He also distrusted some of the members of the King's council of war and was wary of being so far from the King's side. On 16 June, he received a dispatch from the King which contained troubling news. The King's advisors on the council of war had overturned Rupert's defensive policies, sending the garrisons of Reading and Abingdon on an offensive in the West Country.
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When they arrive back to the Safe-Zone, they are greeted with troubling news that Negan has arrived ahead of schedule and that he gutted Spencer, killing him. After Rick has an argument with Negan, he tells Andrea that this may be their best chance of killing Negan and to grab her rifle and get to the bell tower. He also tells her to rally the Alexandria defenders and have them assemble at the wall. She is able to kill the Savior who was driving the truck, however she is unable to get a clear shot of Negan.
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In a verse from Shahnameh, Zal tells Kai Kavoos: "I heard troubling news that the king is planning to go to Mazandaran". Forest in Mazandaran However, this Mazandaran is not considered identical to the modern province of Mazandaran, and is instead a land to the west of Iran. The current province was simply considered a part of Tabaristan; the name Mazandaran is a later development, perhaps based upon local terminology.Iran Chamber Society: Geography of Iran: Ancient Iran’s Geographical Position in Shah-Nameh In Gaston Leroux's The Phantom of the Opera, one of the characters was formerly the daroga (chief of police) of Mazanderan.
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