Unsteady results That impulse-driven approach has yielded unsteady results in the first part of this year.
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Obamacare stabilization has been an unsteady venture from the start.
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She became a source of stability in our unsteady situation.
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FIFTY YEARS on, they are still unsteady on their feet.
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Inconsolable wailing, unsteady feet, breathless delirium — a mother or sister.
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In the Hollywood Diner, Reinhart protested about an unsteady table.
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Mr. Corbyn has also had his share of unsteady moments.
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Diamond seems unsteady in a world illuminated by iPhone screens.
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Harris has also been unsteady on some elements of policy.
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It's hard, and frustrating, and progress is slow and unsteady.
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She took the pills and began to feel unfocused, unsteady.
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The situation comes to an unsteady resolution, and another begins.
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There are days when I am unsteady on my feet.
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The message is painted in red, in an unsteady hand.
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Joe Biden continues to look unsteady on the campaign trail.
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Sandler makes a persuasively unsteady hub for this pinwheeling anarchy.
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Bob is fogged in by Alzheimer's and unsteady from Parkinson's.
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While they bounced, unsteady and arthritic, Annie wept small tears.
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That's Britain's situation in a nutshell: uncertain, unfamiliar and unsteady.
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For a porter, Sam is very unsteady on his feet.
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Read The Grand Grimoire in an unsteady voice at midnight.
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Her gait was unsteady, and she was in danger of falling.
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Even so, his unsteady response contains a terrible message for Americans.
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The faster you go, the more unsteady the car will be.
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But it's a long, unsteady haul to get to that sequence.
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They find themselves, freezing and unsteady, tottering on a bunny hill.
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But in another way, Trump may be standing on unsteady timbers.
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This has occurred even as he has had unsteady debate performances.
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Her knees shook beneath her as she stood on unsteady feet.
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She looked unsteady on her feet and her eyes were tired.
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Babies' heads grow at unsteady rates, and she might speed up soon.
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As Evie takes your unsteady hands, she asks you how it was.
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I am unsteady in my conviction of living my post-dyslexic life.
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It might come with a fracture to the UK's own unsteady union.
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Crude oil prices were unsteady, but stayed near last week's multimonth highs.
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Maybe America's unsteady chief executive will bungle the country into something worse.
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His unsteady testimony before Congress this week should not define his legacy.
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But if the opening is unsteady, the ending is a miniature masterpiece.
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But the two had emerged from unsteady childhoods with markedly different temperaments.
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It was very unsteady with the vocals, because Taylor's voice was changing.
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You walk on your long, unsteady legs, the most awkward animal imaginable.
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It's like a crutch when one walks unsteadily in this unsteady world.
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With HyperSmooth 2.0, even the most unsteady video is impressively shake-free.
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He seems intent on transforming it into something that is spectacularly unsteady.
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Even with Game of Thrones' unsteady evening, HBO pretty well cleaned up.
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The floor felt rubbery and unsteady, like a boat rocking in a squall.
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A YouTube video shows the naked pooch unsteady on his feet at first.
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These rubber deposits could reduce runway friction and thereby cause an unsteady landing.
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She peeked over the edge again, though the ground was crumbling, felt unsteady.
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Ms. Anderson's Blanche becomes increasingly unsteady on the perilously high heels she wears.
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They know he's erratic, and this is a completely unsteady and developing situation.
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The unsteady balance was apparent from the first footsteps on the red carpet.
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We try not to talk about being tired or feeling unsteady about motherhood.
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Some of these scenes may make the reader unsteady with emotion as well.
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However, even before the Islamic Revolution, the Shah's grip on power was unsteady.
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I am really worried about Selena Gomez and her health… she seems unsteady.
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"Everything was juddering — I was very, very unsteady on my feet," he said.
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I watched the one of her taking those unsteady steps about a dozen times.
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Don't worry about being perfect, this look lends itself well to an unsteady hand.
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I slip and slide, chasing after her, feet unsteady against the dew-wet fungus.
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But even as those right hands knocked him unsteady, Jung stuffed Bermudez's takedown attempts.
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And they found a more universal culprit for the knuckling effect: unsteady lift forces.
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Meanwhile, American buyers are nervous about the November elections and the unsteady stock market.
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"I want this nightmare to be over," Kendall Robinson pleaded with an unsteady voice.
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Quarterly trends are unsteady but banks expect the positive trend to continue in 214Q25.
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Behind it was an anti-commercial ethos that made an unsteady peace with commerce.
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While the tenor Aleksandrs Antonenko has forceful high notes, his voice grew unsteady elsewhere.
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The most provocative, if unsteady, episode involves Cory, the policeman with the MAGA hat.
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But he did seem a little unsteady when he stood up from the chair.
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I haven't had my icee treat yet, but I feel unsteady on my feet.
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We spend long stretches inside Aza's head, listening to these swift and unsteady thoughts.
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Through these animations, we see glean bits of history that are recognizable but unsteady.
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By last year, he no longer needed a wheelchair, although his gait remains unsteady.
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Yet, even when her characters are unsteady, Cawood's hands are firmly on the wheel.
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"He was sunken behind the eyes, skinny, unsteady on his feet," Dr. Hall recalled.
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She took the cup from her mother's unsteady hand, squeezing the old woman's arm.
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If you've never used one before, the unsteady nature might freak you out at first.
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Trump, whose leadership style is often criticized as erratic or unsteady, has remained steadily unpopular.
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His official Twitter account said he felt "unsteady" because of prolonged standing, heat and dehydration.
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When Sandy was modest, naive, and unsure, she was on unsteady ground socially and sexually.
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Sophi's balance is unsteady, and if she falls she can't catch herself with her arms.
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He had suffered two strokes, most recently in 2016, and was unsteady on his feet.
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While unsteady at first, JetBlue has posted a profit since 2009, according to FactSet data.
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During the arrest, France had slurred speech, glassy eyes and was unsteady on his feet.
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During some of those unsteady stretches, she slept on the floor of an aunt's apartment.
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Lisa (Regina Hall) is the hub of this habitually, at times amusingly unsteady spinning wheel.
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Unsteady and intoxicated, the lawmaker began touching her and remarking on her legs, she said.
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The girl's face began to turn yellow and then her walking became unsteady and painful.
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Robert Pattinson stars as an unsteady robber attempting to get his brother out of jail.
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I do not get what people are seeing who think she is flustered or unsteady.
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I do not get what people are seeing who think she is flustered or unsteady.
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Even the peacemaking King Edward (Thomas Bading), Richard's brother, becomes notably unsteady on his feet.
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And in GR2, the moments before the final mission are unsteady, even a little melancholy.
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Their eventually joyful moment is interrupted by the entrance of a character unsteady on his feet.
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"An unsteady world will be in one person's hands," according to a narrator in the ad.
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Video taken at the scene showed her looking unsteady and requiring support to enter a van.
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When we don't encounter the attendant stimulation early in life, the immune system can become unsteady.
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And he had unsteady outings last week while finishing up wins over Tampa Bay and Toronto.
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Despite a strong start to the season, the crew looked increasingly unsteady as the weeks progressed.
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Here, in this flawed, unsteady TV show, is the secret that's eluded far too many others.
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The real choice today is between conducting a war of aggression or managing an unsteady peace.
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Mr. Grimsley's outcry lacked nihilistic conviction, and his unsteady echoing answer felt neither cleansed nor changed.
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He fails to account for an unsteady economy and ever-rising health care and prescription costs.
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He is somewhat unsteady of gait, and his famous crown of gray hair has noticeably wilted.
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McClease remembers helping Smith to a shower, saying he was conscious but unsteady on his feet.
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Despite the progress, there's ongoing anxiety about how the country's unsteady political climate could affect LGBTQ youth.
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The Democratic nominee is seen looking unsteady, and being helped into a black vehicle by her aides.
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However, instead of a computer guiding the output, your own unsteady hand could do the grunt work.
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Her voice, unsteady and crackling, is instantly identifiable and makes her stand out on anything she does.
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Each of the inputs also include small grooves to help guide an unsteady hand toward the input.
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By their very nature, first steps are often a little unsteady and are meant to be exploratory.
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The creature bobbles off, unsteady on its legs and disintegrating where the sun pierces its furry body.
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Alas for the May government, its unsteady hand in structuring an exit strategy has ensured its demise.
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Trump's unsteady performance was the latest example of his conduct that left him open to ridicule abroad.
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Deportees who are older, speak unsteady English, or don't have computer skills can't get call-center jobs.
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Ruby was seventy-six, but she retained her authoritative bearing; only her unsteady gait belied her age.
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His team worries an unsteady showing alongside practiced candidates could stall his momentum and swallow his gains.
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Her gait is unsteady, her speech is sometimes slurred, her head and limbs move uncontrollably at times.
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"She was a little unsteady when she woke up," said Erin Gibbons, assistant supervisor for cetaceans and pinnipeds.
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This season has, even more than usual, been defined by unsteady play, shockingly shoddy refereeing, and massing scandal.
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Trump left behind a slate of troubles in Washington, including a partial government shutdown and an unsteady economy.
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But thousands of artifacts still need to be salvaged from unsteady churches and palazzos, many in remote areas.
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The United States is now attempting to play mediator in the crisis after a unsteady and confusing start.
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If you don't witness gravity taking revenge against at least one unsteady soul, you're in the wrong bar.
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At the moments when Mr. Trump did revert to his old, familiar self, he seemed unsteady and defensive.
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She was unsteady and the toes of her shoes dragged on the carpet; tears ran down her face.
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His financial security is better than it has ever been, Mr. Ford said, but he still feels unsteady.
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The man whom my mom had loved since she was a teenager was now slower, unsteady and aging.
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During the final weeks of the Watergate scandal, in 21959, some of Nixon's advisers regarded him as unsteady.
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Coleman didn't use two basses to add low-end heft: He was creating the illusion of unsteady ground.
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But she's unsteady with anger, and a packet of condiment slips from her hand and over the counter.
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That's a remarkable bounce back for Biden from a very unsteady run-up to the announcement of his campaign.
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In true sociopath form, Commander Lawrence seems to get off making the women in his life feel constantly unsteady.
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If you're feeling a little unsteady from last week's eclipse, there's a silver lining coming our way on Tuesday.
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The show's mile-a-minute pacing never succeeds at disguising the fact that it's built on fundamentally unsteady ground.
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He has also taken care to cast Mr. Trump as unsteady, prone to fixate on poll numbers and Twitter.
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A video posted to Twitter showed Clinton getting into a vehicle looking unsteady and requiring support from an aide.
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Cox shoots for the sinister while a collection of unsteady shots check in and out on top of him.
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Though Lynn was unsteady on her feet, her memories were strong as she recalled her initial encounter with Jackson.
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Cassidy seemed intoxicated at the concert outside L.A., falling off the stage, forgetting words and unsteady on his feet.
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If he is now judged to be an unsteady debater, that argument may be holed below the water line.
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They'd used it several times before, but this time they became lightheaded, unsteady, and entered an extended convulsive episode.
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One girl to the side of the stage, unsteady in heels with a drink in her hand, falls over.
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Due to his unsteady hand behind the knife, however, there is a bit of — how should I put this?
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In June's debate, Biden came across as unsteady and unprepared to deal with the attacks from lower-polling rivals.
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With the kaleidoscopically agile, angular score not quite complete and the elaborate costumes wonky, it was an unsteady start.
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Leave behind these appetizers, the core of the street-fair business, and the menu can start to appear unsteady.
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In admitting to his failure as a husband, Brooks tantalizes with a promise to chronicle his own unsteady recovery.
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The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff later called Tillerson, his voice unsteady with emotion, to thank him.
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"It was a classic move of giving something to gain a stable workforce in an unsteady environment," said Simon.
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Nightly, I would make my unsteady trip down the basement stairs to fetch yet another bottle of his wine.
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And Los Guachos' five-piece rhythm section gets in on it, too, with a groove that's elastic and unsteady.
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The victory — the Mets' third in a row this weekend — was another step toward stabilizing the team's unsteady rotation.
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However, escalating trade tensions, unsteady oil prices and rising geopolitical risks have weighed heavily on the market since then.
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"If they have any balance problems whatsoever they should avoid unsteady ground or any ice and snow," he said.
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Taken together, the developments point toward a gradual albeit unsteady reconciliation between the American and Russian objectives in Syria.
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In his 20s, in the unsteady wake of World War II, Boulez lobbed critical grenades even at his heroes.
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Still this would make for a very unsteady government at a time when it will be trying to negotiate Brexit.
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She'll be unsteady at first, and certainly through the winter we'll worry about her footing and a slip and fall.
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He's unsteady -- to say the least -- and we're worried he'll put a foot wrong, especially in these slippery early months.
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In a generous program of 20 songs, Mr. Hvorostovsky's sometimes unsteady body language suggested that the performance took enormous effort.
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Taylor had been smoking cigars and smelled of alcohol, and had bloodshot, watery eyes and was unsteady on his feet.
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Pakistan's boisterous media were once a bright spot in its unsteady democracy, but the current assault has sapped journalists' spirits.
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Fail to keep him topped up, and at first he'll clutch at his head, weak and unsteady on his feet.
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If our unsteady course with Trump at the helm holds, it is a reality that could very well be ours.
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But the 6-to-5 betting underdog was up almost instantly and took the mandatory eight-count on unsteady feet.
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So many times I have felt my tongue grow fat and unsteady with attempts to plop out a proper thanks.
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Congressional budget hawks have frequently voiced objection to the proposals, saying the cuts would aggravate an already-unsteady debt level.
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When you're shooting video while handholding your iPhone, your footage will likely contain nauseating, unsteady motion due to shaky hands.
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Some patients come in feeling so unsteady that they are holding onto walls and furniture, or even using a wheelchair.
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No. The first slap is sloppy, it's too palm-heavy, the motion is unsteady, and the framing is partially obscured.
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When cops walked up to the guy -- Bumpass -- they say he walked away and was so unsteady he nearly fell.
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What to watch: After the electoral dust settles, various states will likely continue jockeying for opportunities in Pakistan's unsteady economy.
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As their set clatters to a triumphant close, Ade's looking pale under her light freckles and unsteady on her feet.
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But all day and all night, their unsteady, high-pitched calls echoed across the valley as if on a loudspeaker.
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Ms. Harris at times appeared unsteady in responding to the barbs, though none of her opponents executed a damaging blow.
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"Patients are not only relatively heavy, but (unlike something like boxes) also unsteady, which makes for difficult conditions," Baughman said.
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Now fears are growing that the PR and lobbying battle could sink the unsteady bipartisan consensus and leave patients exposed.
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Conservative Christians active in politics have no choice but to do the best they can from that unsteady, wavering position.
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And it's striking that, even in this context, Biden still seems so unsteady addressing the criticism from Hill and others.
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Even in Pittsburgh, where Uber's autonomous cars have a few months on those in Arizona, the company's progress is unsteady.
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At least that's what her doctor says, after she looked unsteady on her feet at a 9/11 ceremony on Sunday.
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Image: Bryan Menegus/GizmodoIn spite of aggressively lame marketing, obnoxious YouTube evangelists, and unsteady legal status, vaping is here to stay.
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Only one thing seems certain amid all the headlines about weak and unsteady government: the Brexit debate is far from over.
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Personally, my cerebral palsy makes it such that I can be unsteady on my feet at times and could potentially fall.
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Calling Mr. Trump "rattled" and "nervous," he has portrayed Mr. Trump as unsteady, fixated on social media and his own popularity.
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Carter failed several parts of the field sobriety test and appeared unsteady on his feet, the deputy wrote in the report.
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My personal alarm bells started ringing Thursday during a briefing by Trump's increasingly embattled and unsteady national security adviser, H.R. McMaster.
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When an officer asks Woods to step out of the car, the champion golfer does so very slowly and appears unsteady.
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Some white Americans feel unsteady because of the increased diversity in our nation, and their soft economic prospects exacerbate their discomfort.
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Mr. Biden's unsteady performances in debates and on the campaign trail have undermined confidence in his ability to beat the president.
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"You can draw a straight line between Trump being unsteady and erratic and people clinging more to Joe Biden," Payne said.
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"He's just so unsteady," observes presidential historian Robert Dallek, whose subjects have included Franklin Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon.
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They are slightly staggered, as if the walker were a tad unsteady on his feet, perhaps the feet of the artist.
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The downside of a cushy American luxury SUV is that, in any sort of quick turning, it feels unsteady and graceless.
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Paul said Biden, despite his recent string of victories, has revealed himself to be an unsteady public speaker and weak debater.
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PEOPLE has the exclusive first look at This Is Us' season 4 fall finale and the mother-son relationship remains unsteady.
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Instead, China, like Russia sees a tottering, erratic U.S. led by a capricious and unsteady president and consumed by domestic gridlock.
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A few years earlier, Benny Safdie had starred in "Solid Gold," a five-minute film about a rather unsteady human statue.
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Seeing something unsteady behind her eyes, I suggested that she be sure to take a few deep breaths before driving home.
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One of the students began to recite his lesson, half singing a few rhymed verses of the aqeeda in an unsteady tenor.
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Philo is tasked with investigating a string of murders in the city, which could undermine the unsteady peace between humans and creatures.
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Flashman, faced with superior firepower in unsteady hands, would have smiled, made himself pleasant to his captors and tried to buy time.
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While consumer confidence in housing is rising this year, it was still a bit unsteady in the fourth quarter of last year.
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The helicopter did everything smoothly and predictably even when flying via the inceptors, regardless of how unsteady my hand may have been.
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Embodying the Spurs' unsteady state has been Tim Duncan, the longtime franchise cornerstone, who has suddenly been recast as a feeble figure.
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Nova, who shut out the Orioles for six innings last month before collapsing in the seventh, had his share of unsteady moments.
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Now they will be teammates on the Liberty, who were 7-27 last year in the midst of an unsteady ownership situation.
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Cutely, the sisters are named May, June and August: May (Anastacia McCleskey) unsteady, June (Eisa Davis) tart and August (LaChanze) earth-motherly.
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When she sings, it's potent and unsteady, and captures the anxiety of miscommunication — or rather, communicating at cross purposes — in tidy fashion.
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In the race's final days, he flip-flopped on sanctuary cities and made other blunders that cast him as unsteady and uncertain.
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This is already, at best, a very unsteady plot device (issues around race and policing are still about humans, for one thing).
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After her escape, almost two weeks passed before she was able to stand for more than a few minutes, her legs unsteady.
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By Sloan's sixth day at Zen Hospice, he'd become unsteady on his feet and was falling asleep in the middle of sentences.
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He fibbed over and over again during the campaign and proved so unsteady that aides had to put him on Twitter timeout.
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The man, whose voice is unsteady, says he doesn't know where he is calling from because he is new to the area.
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But poor performance by WeWork, as well as other unsteady investments like Uber and Wag, have hurt the hand that fed them.
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And Vivienne, who didn't start walking until after she turned 2, has gone from being unsteady to a much more stable walker.
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That's Philippe V of Spain, an early-18th-century monarch whose mental health was of great concern to an already unsteady Europe.
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"Things are going to change next week and for us senior citizens…a lot of senior citizens are feeling very unsteady," she said.
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A contributing factor in today's climate is the uncertainty of the future, especially for those whose income and benefits are unsteady and inconsistent.
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But for psychologists who study how our minds process language, our unsteady eyes are a window into the black box of our brains.
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"We play dodge ball, but I don't dodge because that could be so dangerous," she says with a laugh of her unsteady reflexes.
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The site also reports that Odom looked unsteady as he walked up and down the aisles several times, stirring concern among other passengers.
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One minute I was standing on solid ground, the next I was floating off into the darkness on an unsteady piece of ice.
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Do we really want to risk letting the country fall into unsteady hands simply because Iowa looked like a battleground state one year?
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Relievers Dellin Betances and Andrew Miller, who gave up the lead and then the game on Saturday night, had some unsteady moments Sunday.
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Feeling Unsteady The patient felt worse and worse, and so a few weeks later, he, along with his wife, went back to Hersch.
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Be warned: You may find yourself unsteady on your feet, with a vicious vicarious hangover, when its mayhem has come to an end.
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I silently wondered if this sensation was similar to what my mother felt when she complained that her Parkinson's made her feel unsteady.
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Unsteady glaciers pose dangers to Alpine towns and tourist areas; the challenge is letting people know when to get out of harm's way.
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Crumbling mountains and unsteady glaciers are familiar challenges in the Alps, a region with a long history of aggressive engineering against the elements.
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Each has done a hard reboot before its current season, and each is a little unsteady on its feet in the early episodes.
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Carlesimo, who is periodically in touch with Popovich, said the Spurs had been encouraged by Parker's spring resurgence after an unsteady regular season.
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"Reduction in violence" is a tricky concept — and hinging the finalization of an agreement on it puts the tentative deal on unsteady footing.
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Shmulik Landau, a tireless caretaker, patiently helps an unsteady young gazelle stay on her feet and eases her pain with medication and massages.
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Unsteady succession When Kim sought to succeed his father Kim Jong Il in late 2011, there was no guarantee he would be successful.
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She said, for instance, that fakers proliferated when the United States was at war because they offered easy solace to an unsteady nation.
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On the face of it, a pedal-bike seemed a laughably inappropriate expeditionary conveyance: vulnerable, unsteady and — let's be honest — inherently daft-looking.
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Trump sometimes appeared unsteady when probed for specifics, especially in exchanges with Raddatz over Syria and the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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But President Trump not only tolerates feuds within his team, he fuels them, playing one courtier off another and leaving them all unsteady.
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To stabilize footage, DJI developed its own cameras and gimbals, the devices that stabilize a camera aboard a sometimes unsteady drone in flight.
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In these unsteady, early days of Qwake, Cossman juggles grants, favors, and small investments, such as the one Lockheed made in the feasibility study.
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The situation began to worsen in 2011, when the then-government was toppled by rebel forces — igniting a period of chaos and unsteady rule.
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Some get a daily ration, while others, such as residents from low-income neighborhoods, wait longer for their share due to an unsteady supply.
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But thanks to my unsteady 13-year-old hand and baseline knowledge of makeup, this task proved difficult and messy (read: lots of smudging).
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Eventually, his broadsides were frequent and scattershot: Mr. Trump was too unsteady, too shifty, too consumed by social media, too much like Hillary Clinton.
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In Thursday's first round of the P.G.A. Championship, an event he has won twice, McIlroy shot a listless and unsteady four-over-par 23.
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In the years that followed, Berlant's interest in the immediacy of what others call "felt experience" helped explain why people were feeling increasingly unsteady.
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Centrifugal synth contortions fill out the rest of the sonic space, which heaves like some ghostly mass in an unsteady, yet oddly exhilarating rhythm.
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"Under the influence of extremist thought, when non-Muslims came to my shop I was unwilling to serve them," he said in unsteady Mandarin.
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Thousands of Marriott workers around the country are on strike, complaining that stagnant wages and unsteady hours have made it difficult to stay afloat.
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I had even comforted a patient by holding his swastika-tattooed hand when he was too unsteady to stand for a blood pressure reading.
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Egypt and Iran used a heavy security presence to snuff out protests in September and November, respectively, but politics in both countries remain unsteady.
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Trump is an unsteady, unstable, erratic executive, who promised to run the government the way he runs his businesses, and has done as promised.
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It has allowed itself to be hijacked by a reality television star who is a pathological liar, emotionally unsteady and accountable only to himself.
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Mr. Louis entered foster care at 9, after what he described as unsteady early years punctuated by the family's stay in a homeless shelter.
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From poisonous snakes and spiders to eels and unsteady terrain with steep falls onto jagged rocks, Okinawa is not for the faint of heart.
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A police officer called to the scene said Seymour was unsteady on her feet and had a "strong odor" of alcohol coming from her mouth.
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Even though I love spending time with my best friend, she is so sure of herself and confident that I sometimes feel unsteady in comparison.
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The structure's unsteady footing has given rise to a host of other controversies, including weakened home values, accusations of fraud, and years of legal battles.
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Shooting at 1/25 can be terrible if you have unsteady hands, and the cat is a little blurry on the Canon because of it.
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Although the Italian had dwarfed his opponent, Sharkey dominated throughout—ducking and weaving as an unsteady Carnera wobbled like a mighty tree in a hurricane.
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"I think this is a pretty fragile and unsteady time for the White House, and they need to get things to settled down," McLarty said.
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New residents would build whatever they could in any space they could find, before developers in the 1960s replaced the unsteady shacks with solid structures.
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When he dances, his balance seems unsteady at times, as if he were on stilts, but his footwork is wonderfully clean—no blur, no doubts.
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A video that Mr. Arthur streamed on Facebook captured responders helping an unsteady man into an ambulance; nearby, another slumped soporifically against a fire hydrant.
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He was absent from the kitchen when I visited (he spends half his time at Laut), and whoever was in charge had an unsteady hand.
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He indicated there were "several attempts to use a drill" by an "unsteady hand," scraping the metal areas surrounding the hole, according to RIA Novosti.
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It's true that none of the victors in the contests over the last three decades had an opponent as unprepared, unsteady and unsavory as Trump.
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Its album is a full-spectrum auditory experience, the sound of renegade toys weeping after a bender — curious, saccharine, unsteady and twee, but not weak.
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In a market where stocks, bonds and real estate seem at an unsteady peak, do vintage watches present a Bitcoin-in-803-like growth opportunity?
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The signs were hard to see, the announcements were hard to hear and the people rushing by made her feel unsteady on her stiffened knees.
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At that moment I felt a metaphorical page turn: life spinning me around and setting me down, wobbly and unsteady, in a new, unchosen place.
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My voice a little unsteady, I shared with the women that the incident in the salon left me shaky for the rest of the day.
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And I have been reading and writing ever since — not simply to survive but to carve out my own tenuous place on this unsteady earth.
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Discolored concrete blocks are neatly piled in many front yards, a sign of the slow and unsteady pace of progress for most on Twecu Crescent.
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Grieco was taken into custody for public intoxication and officers note he was very unsteady on his feet when they brought him in for booking.
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And not everyone shares the optimism that a company with limited production and unsteady profits can turn battery-powered cars into a mass-market product.
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After her husband of nearly 70 years, Oscar, died three years ago, Bortner had two strokes that left her unsteady and unsure of her memory.
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Wage growth also remains tepid, and there are vulnerabilities galore across the global economy, from Brexiting Britain, to shaky European banks, to an unsteady Chinese economy.
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Police say that two students, including one of Smart's girlfriends, offered to help her get back to her dorm, since she was unsteady on her feet.
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For now, LatAm bond prices have been surprisingly solid amid further negative headlines out of Brazil, concerns over Chinese growth and an unsteady backdrop for commodities.
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But as interpreted by Veronika Part, Thomas Forster and Cory Stearns of American Ballet Theater, it looked more unsteady, too restrained at times, than confidently serene.
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In one randomized trial conducted in 2016, some participants experienced numbness or tingling sensation in their hands, while some others were unsteady when walking after treatment.
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There's reason to believe it might be true: He's slurring his speech, tripping over his words, and has the unsteady gaze of someone's shit-faced uncle.
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The currency, which was worth close to $1.30 before Mr. Raab's resignation, dipped as low as $1.2753 by midmorning and continued to have an unsteady day.
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Back in 1998, the song had hit me like a knife in the heart; I, too, had spent much of my life uncertain and afraid, unsteady.
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So far, he has struck an unsteady balance between firmly supporting gun rights and appearing proactive in response to atrocities at home, with decidedly mixed results.
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He appeared unsteady — for all the preparation his billions might buy him — on questions of race and gender that could not have come as a surprise.
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Morally as well as practically, limiting this unfit, amoral, unsteady man's time in the presidency takes precedence over any small cluster of sentences written centuries ago.
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The group of adorable five-year-olds wobble onto petting zoo grounds just as the similarly unsteady zombies are escaping from a nearby American experimentation facility.
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The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady last week amid growing concern about the stock market, which has been unsteady since the beginning of the year.
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Dean has been the most buttoned-up of this season's contestants, but from the moment he and Rachel approached his father's house, he was visibly unsteady.
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Los Espookys takes place in an unspecified Latin American country, where everything feels just a little bit unsteady and unstable, and oddball occurrences feel almost commonplace.
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If the sites are kicked out of AdSense, it would mean a loss of critical revenue for a company that employees say remains on unsteady financial footing.
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But the round began with an unsteady Watson forced to the corner, where he received a flurry of blows from Eubank and could offer nothing in return.
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They have gathered on a drizzly Sunday morning to plot the unseating of Philip Davies, the local Conservative MP, who sits on an unsteady majority of 4,681.
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The latter might well spell doom for the Soviets, whose country was young and unsteady, with untested armed forces that would be hollowed out by Stalin's purges.
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For example,there are strong regulatory and tax policies, mixed success on health and trade, unsteady foreign affairs and a vapor-like presence on the budget outlook.
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Experts said the export-driven economy is struggling to sustain momentum in an uncertain global environment that encompasses the unsteady emerging economies and the uncertainty surrounding Brexit.
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In the primaries, the senator described Mr. Trump as so unsteady that he might even use nuclear weapons against a friendly country like Denmark on a whim.
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Meggitt, which supplies aerospace components and wheels and brakes for military fighter programmes, on Thursday said it was also mindful about the unsteady demand for defence products.
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But the 38-year-old Mr. Trump's pointed criticism illustrates just how unsteady his father's campaign remains, even after a series of attempted resets and staff additions.
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Social stigmas, and unsteady implementation of employment laws designed to protect the disabled from discrimination and encourage firms to hire them, have contributed to this low figure.
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Though I happened to be sober, I staggered like a drunk because I needed to arch my back into an unsteady position to support my bobbling head.
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The track begins as a gentle drone with feedback woven in, offers a spoke-sung verse that suddenly sprouts harmonies and wanders off to an unsteady beat.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was unsteady in early trading, giving back morning gains to decline as much 272.56 percent at one point.
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Morocco's medical team were criticized for slapping the player, who appeared to be unsteady on his legs, around the face as they treated him on the sidelines.
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The debate in Nevada was a feisty one, with candidates who have formed tenuous alliances at best or an unsteady detente at worse finally bringing the heat.
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I asked him if he could show me where it had been and Bill walked us slowly, on somewhat unsteady legs, to the edge of his property.
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This is the slice that feels unsteady and threatened, that regards facts about broad prosperity and general progress as a callous dismissal of those who are suffering.
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Researchers can vary the speed the wind inside the tunnel extremely precisely, and it's equipped with a turbulence generation system to simulate unsteady movement in the air.
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But in what effectively serves as Bright Lights' climax, an unsteady and nervous Reynolds attends the 2015 SAG Awards to receive a Lifetime Achievement honor, presented by Fisher.
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Prohibitive federal and state laws surrounding health insurance, combined with decreased funding to clinics, unsteady income, and a lack of transportation, leave very few options for undocumented immigrants.
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Yet general oversupply worries are expected to keep the market on unsteady ground, dimming the outlook for inflation and forcing the ECB to ramp up its stimulus efforts.
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Eileen Bachemin, who suffers from depression, said she occasionally has breakdowns that leave her disoriented, unsteady on her feet and exhausted for weeks or months at a time.
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But they are still homemade vessels, often built in jungles in Colombia, and can be unsteady on the open ocean, particularly when law enforcement stop them to board.
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But while Novitiate is unsteady in some places, it's genuinely moving, bolstered by Qualley's and Nicholson's performances in particular, as well as a host of talented supporting actresses.
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But the political landscape began fragmenting more dramatically in the wake of the 2008 economic crisis and unsteady recovery, and, more recently, the Catalonia independence referendum in 2017.
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By her tally, unsteady Mexico ranks at the top (having achieved five of Moyo's milestones) while Europe's economic engine, Germany, ranks at the bottom, with a goose egg.
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But he has been shockingly unsteady in other games, allowing seven goals over two periods to the Dallas Stars in a 133-6 home loss on Jan. 17.
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The magnified image was dim and unsteady, and most of the bird's body was hidden by a little iceberg, and either the ship or the iceberg was drifting.
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Your voice is a little unsteady and you're trying to convey how you were touched by people who told you how your art helped them get through a bombing.
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The premiere is unsteady, with the tone shifting in seemingly every other scene, and the show wavers on whether Parker and Church's characters are unbearably selfish or relatably flawed.
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It not only provides more accurate data about how the camera is getting bumped around, it also eliminates the time-consuming process of having to first analyze unsteady footage.
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Table and chairs are placed on an unsteady platform in The Dinner Club, an installation which requires those seated at the table to work together to find a balance.
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Underemployment, where workers depend on unsteady work from gig operators like Uber, further decreases the unemployment rate, but leaves out the ongoing struggles of the working and middle class.
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He knew the reason patients visit the emergency room—to get treated for a broken arm or find the cause of unsteady breathing, but he wondered about the purpose.
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The bets reflect the multitude of pressures on China's currency, including a slowing economy, unsteady financial markets and persistent capital outflows that have diminished the country's formidable foreign reserves.
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I'll also blame this on being a little unsteady at the controls, because hey, it'd been years since I last did the Dishonored dance and I'm terrible at games.
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Playing on tennis's biggest stage in her first Grand Slam final, the enormity of the moment did not faze Osaka while Williams, contesting her 31st major final, looked unsteady.
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Specifically, it's "Unsteady Pressure Sensitive Paint" that reacts with oxygen to create light, causing the parts of the rocket under the most duress to shine bright red in simulations.
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Not only is this approach much more time-consuming and expensive, but it doesn't even cover the full surface of the model as the Unsteady pressure sensitive paint does.
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"It can go really fast and has a gimbaling [leveling] system that can go up and down over unsteady terrain, while the gun barrel stays perfectly level," Rivers said.
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Biden has tapped that expertise for his coronavirus response plan, and aides believe the issue is a strength at a moment when President Trump's unsteady performance has generated criticism.
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Of course, at events for candidates other than Biden it is equally common to hear voters describe the former vice president as too old and unsteady to beat Trump.
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As I silently watch the grim old footage of American bomb tests, it occurs to me that the unsteady black-and-white imagery is decontextualized and hints at abstraction.
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"SNAP recipients often work, but their employment can be unsteady," said Dr. Seth A. Berkowitz, an internist and assistant professor at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine.
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She refused to take a field sobriety test, even though the officer on the scene said she smelled like booze, was unsteady on her feet and had bloodshot eyes.
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That will also be the year that Lucasfilm relaunches the Star Wars franchise after a three-year hiatus — and that's where the unstoppable Disney juggernaut suddenly begins to look unsteady.
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The adrenaline junkies who steer heavy bulldozers across steep ridges face serious hazards, from smoke and flames but also from unsteady dirt and steep terrain that can flip them over.
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" Rival rating agency Fitch also seemed unsteady about the Kremlin's pending regulation, telling CNBC in an emailed statement that it would put their subsidiary "in direct conflict" with "regulatory obligations.
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Then, she braces him from the side as he takes one wobbly step at a time, the unsteady -- and extraordinary -- effort captured in video of the ceremony in Jupiter, Florida.
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Increasingly unsteady even with the walker, he would fall, sometimes knocking over pieces of furniture, creating great crashing sounds that were hard to attribute to such a small, smiling man.
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" But reviewing a moving recital that Mr. Hvorostovsky gave this year at Carnegie Hall, Mr. Tommasini noted that his "sometimes unsteady body language suggested that the performance took enormous effort.
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With the new "unsteady" paint, however, researchers can see the fluctuations from buffeting in far greater and faster detail when they're monitored under ultraviolet light with multiple high-speed cameras.
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And it is possible that a marriage with an unsteady ending is just more difficult to make sense of than a friend who's died, but there are formal troubles, too.
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Rival Democrats have taken encouragement from several unsteady moments in the Biden camp, including his halting response this month to a wave of stories about his physical behavior with women.
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The officer who stopped him said Mr. Rojas had watery and bloodshot eyes, slurred speech, unsteady feet and the smell of alcohol on his breath, according to a criminal complaint.
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Mr. Biden was clearly the one with the best grasp of the global situation, but he seemed unsteady at moments, even when describing events in which he was deeply involved.
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He goes on to say that when Dina finally stepped out of the car, she was "unsteady" on her feet and fell straight to the ground ... landing on her face.
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In its mid-year economic report, the bank's investment management group highlighted "cryptocurrency mania" as one of six factors creating an unsteady undertow affecting markets for the remainder of 2018.
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After a sleepy, stammering and unsteady performance in the first primary debates in June, Mr Biden, a former vice-president and current front-runner, came prepared to fend off attacks.
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This is not a resume, but rather a full testimonial of who we are as people and what we could possibly aspire to be, even with an unsteady future looming.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Brazilian state-run oil firm Petrobras has in the last five years battled an epic corruption probe, a crippling recession and unsteady crude prices.
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The World War I commemoration was a somber affair, a reflection on a continent ravaged by war and an unsteady peace that brought it back into conflict two decades later.
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The Federal Reserve's rate hike forecast is also driving stocks to new highs, as economic conditions improve, but the central bank's unsteady future is yet another source of concern, Farr said.
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They filtered in unsteady gushes under the archway announcing the west entrance of the shopping district, cracked in the 2031 Nankai earthquake and still unrestored a year and a half later.
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The conservative approach to pricing taken by leads Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Citigroup, HSBC and Santander is seen as warranted in what remains an unsteady backdrop for emerging markets issuers.
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That revelation came just hours after she abruptly left a 9/11 memorial service at Ground Zero in New York City where she appeared unsteady as she departed in an SUV.
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The water outside moves slightly, causing the reflection of light off of it to change, all while the framing of the image shifts around slightly as if mimicking an unsteady video.
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The Democratic senators should remember that President Trump has great need for strong advisers such as Ms. Haspel to help guide his unsteady hand on the rudder of the nation's defense.
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Some top Democrats, many of whom were publicly worried about Biden's unsteady footing and Sanders' surge, endorsed Bloomberg's candidacy, believing the former Republican could be the best hope at defeating Trump.
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Case in point: the Culture Project's unsteady production of "About Love," which awkwardly wrestles "First Love," a novella by the Russian writer Ivan Turgenev, to the stage of the Sheen Center.
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If, in Montreal, hockey is religion, then this was baptism by ritual, every morning practice, every unsteady drag of his skates, drawing him closer to the game he was falling for.
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Shiffrin, who defeated Vonn in a World Cup downhill this season and had made great strides in the event, left the gate soon after and seemed on unsteady footing almost immediately.
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Their stories take us to extraordinary times and places, from muddy craters where giant "Satan" bombs are delicately disarmed by hand under unsteady flashlights, to hidden rock paintings in desert caves.
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She began to talk about the night of the shooting — teary-eyed, beseeching, voice unsteady — while rows of reporters sat facing the opposite direction, plugging away at their computers, eating sandwiches.
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To become the Yankees' most improved pitcher this season, and a bulwark in their unsteady starting rotation, Domingo German got technical help from the most obvious authority, the team's pitching coach.
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"S and Star," a peculiar wall-mounted work from 1941, comprises an irregular serpentine curve that writhes and flounces next to a droopy four-pointed star that performs unsteady flip-flops.
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Polls have predicted that Mr. Macron will beat Ms. Le Pen handily, though, with its traditional parties left in shambles by this election, France remains deeply divided and its politics unsteady.
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The State Police investigator said he obtained surveillance footage that showed the woman and Carney walking down the hallway at the inn, and she appears extremely unsteady and swaying, the affidavit says.
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The government's stop-gap measure to restore confidence in the lira, which remains unsteady after a crisis last year, helped send the London overnight swap rate rocketing to 25.7625,225 percent on Wednesday.
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Her doctor said on Sunday the Democratic nominee has pneumonia, a revelation that came hours after the candidate abruptly left a 9/11 memorial service, where she appeared unsteady in her departure.
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Previously they used unsteady vine ladders to make the descent but now a steel ladder is being built to make the treacherous journey from the isolated cliff-top village of Atule'er easier.
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Suderman said the unknowns in the U.S. corn and soybean crops - given the amount of rain during planting season and the uncertainty over acreage - are also keeping the market a bit unsteady.
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That was closer to his unsteady position with those women in Democratic-leaning Minnesota (where they divided about equally over his performance), than in more reliably Republican Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia.
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It feels unsteady behind its walls of separation as the lure of the outside world — especially one in which Jewish life thrives — makes the habit of seclusion harder to explain and maintain.
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Clearly, investors will be glued to the high-level trade talks scheduled for January 30 in Washington between US officials and China's top trade negotiator Vice Premier Liu He. 'Unsteady' truce coming?
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Mr. Margulies's most fertile dramatic territory has always been the unsteady ground between love and loathing among family and friends, sown with the doubts and regrets that grow and fester with age.
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Jeannette Catsoulis, in her review for The Times, wrote that the film "weaves a rough magic from Joshua James Richards's biting cinematography and the story's slow, unsteady arc from bitter to hopeful."
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While some images are direct, clear, and explicit — a close-up of a roaring gorilla — others are geometricized and fragmented, jumbling our sense of figure and ground and conveying an unsteady vertigo.
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Pharmaceutical M&A had its strongest year in history in 2015, and is expected to continue at a robust pace despite headwinds, including choppier valuations in the biotech space and unsteady credit markets.
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Late into the night, streams of unsteady patrons, including elderly couples and women in heavy make-up and miniskirts, stream in and out of basement nightclubs, many of which cater exclusively to Iranians.
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Maybe it's because I'm on the tail end of my own unsteady Saturn's return, but I respect the place Molly is in: the one full of wrong answers and trainwrecks lying in wait.
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The documentary is not perfect in a technical sense: it's made by a small studio and it shows in some of the sound mixing and a sometimes oddly unsteady hand on the camera.
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Amid the rivalry, the unsteady 22014-year-old structure, held together by a 22002-year-old iron cage, is an uncomfortable, often embarrassing symbol of Christian divisions, which have periodically erupted into tensions.
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But the Hurricanes, after starting the season 4-0 and rising to No. 13, have lost three in a row amid injuries to six key players on defense and an unsteady offensive line.
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He coordinates a luxe athleisure suit with his son's at Drake's 29th birthday dinner in Las Vegas; the photos he posts of that night are obscuring and taken at unsteady digital-foreigner angles.
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They are doing the strange and unsteady and utterly vital work of becoming something bigger and brighter than simple stars, and in giving themselves to work that is bigger than their own want.
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However, the changes have also led to questions about how the candidates will promote their campaign as the coronavirus consumes the news cycle, and how they will raise money in an unsteady economy.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Catherine Sanderson was in her senior year of high school when she began to feel unsteady on her feet, preventing her from participating in some activities in gym class.
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Instead of the sharp lines and careful perspective tricks, Shrigley's pictures corrupt the 1960s Op art movement—his images look hand-drawn and unsteady, the lines are wiggly, text uneven, and subjects mundane.
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Though unsteady on his feet, he sang a valiant account of the vehement aria "Cortigiani, vil razza dannata" from Verdi's "Rigoletto," winning applause and cheers from the audience for this last-minute performance.
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The five companies that represent most of the $600 billion-plus global ad business were already on unsteady financial ground before the virus led to office closures, postponed events and cancelled ad campaigns.
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Trump is a serial liar, a shady businessman, a bigot, and a self-proclaimed abuser of women; Clinton has a sometimes unsteady relationship with the truth and a faulty devotion to information security.
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Mr. Moreno makes us feel the thwarting tug of Alex's inconvenient conscience and unsteady love for Madeleine, while Mr. Weller reminds us how of good he is at mixing likability with subliminal menace.
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Winning hearts and minds Despite achieving the regime change the US was looking for, with the capture and execution of Saddam, the US left Iraq in 2011 with an unsteady government in place.
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Teetering through the clutter, she maintained an arrestingly unsteady state for the nearly hourlong work, flirting with control — how much to keep, how much to relinquish — over her body, her voice, her surroundings.
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For the self-employed, or others with unsteady pay schedules, credit cards can also serve as a helpful stopgap between payments—so long as you're careful not to rack up debt this way.
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Two people familiar with the operation told POLITICO on Thursday it has suffered from unsteady staffing and little attention from the New York headquarters, as The Washington Post detailed in a Thursday story.
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For Rihanna, the leak and early release of her album reflected her increasingly fraught and unsteady relationship with music, the thing that made her famous but not the thing that keeps her that way.
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The ruling means that, should elections be held under the Italicum, as modified by the court, the outcome is likely to be indecisive—leading to tortuous negotiations and an unsteady coalition of incompatible parties.
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Then, as you become more aware of the things she has done, it forces you to endure Holmes lying directly to your face, her unsteady voice seemingly always on the verge of a crack.
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The first onto the beam, Hurd turned in an unsteady effort with three bobbles and again appeared off her game on the floor with a couple of more wobbles that left her in eighth.
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With WeWork unsteady, remote work on the rise, and New York City still absurdly expensive (and crowded), New Yorkers and visitors trying to get work done outside of the office face a difficult dilemma.
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Snider said the options market doesn't think these stocks will be especially rocky, but the companies have a history of unsteady earnings and on Wall Street there's wide divergence in earnings estimates for each.
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"It will be an unsteady and incomplete truce, a deal that falls far short of addressing the deep issues between the two countries and economies," Hirson wrote in a report published late last week.
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Her aides also introduced a television ad modeled on Lyndon B. Johnson's famous "Daisy" commercial, which was directed at Barry Goldwater in 1964 to emphasize the dangers of placing nuclear weapons in unsteady hands.
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The illusion of intimacy stands only as long as the cash flows — and that realization upends the power dynamic, already unsteady for the clients whose livelihoods were thrown into jeopardy by the Great Recession.
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David Price, unsteady against the Yankees since his arrival in Boston in 2016, carried a 1-0 lead into the seventh after Mookie Betts hit a solo homer off Masahiro Tanaka in the fifth.
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Markets have been unsteady during the past few weeks on uncertainty over whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next week, though most analysts expect the Fed to wait until later in the year.
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In Niger, where the majority head, the lucky ones limp across a desolate 9-mile no-man&aposs-land to Assamaka, less a town than a collection of unsteady buildings sinking into drifts of sand.
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Jeb Bush's unusual and unsteady campaign to win the hearts and minds of Republican primary voters took an odd turn on Tuesday when the former Florida governor shared an image on social media of a .
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But in last week's debate Biden delivered a performance almost universally regarded as unsteady, when he was challenged most forcefully by Harris on his record on school busing during the 290s but also by Sen.
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By his own account, he had been too lost in the details of white papers, unsteady as he made the transition from political operative to a candidate and too strident and provocative in his policy.
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Manual laborers who work in isolation and face unsteady employment have the highest suicide rate in the United States, according to the CDC, which just released the results of its 2012 study this past week.
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A great many people have come to suspect that the system — pick your system: American democracy, late capitalism, civilization itself — is far more rigged, rotted, and unsteady than it appeared just a few years ago.
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Conference chair Joan Hoff Wilson had worked the conference's unsteady footing into her opening address, touching on issues of class while underlining the importance of a movement centered on experiences all women have in common.
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While there may have been an underlying desire for change from the three-term National government, the only likely alternative under Little was an unsteady coalition of Labour, Greens and New Zealand First, Duncan said.
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She moved around the kitchen at a glacial pace and was unsteady on her feet, but there were many things to hold on to in that old kitchen, and she knew exactly where they were.
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The title track features what's presented as the least-performed singing — listen to how she flattens out the vowel sounds, as a sort of gesture of accessibility — but it is too unsteady to lean on.
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Last year was a series of disruptions for Mariah Carey — some unsteady live shows, a reality show that simmered but never popped, and finally, a New Year's Eve performance that flamed out in epic form.
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For example, if you have an unsteady income or you're unsure of your employment status, having more money on hand — up to a year's worth of costs, if you can manage it — is a good idea.
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A criminal complaint from the arresting state trooper says 1st Lt. Joshua Yabut exhibited slurred speech and was unsteady on his feet when he exited the vehicle in downtown Richmond late Tuesday night after a pursuit.
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A person with Guillain-Barré syndrome might feel weak or unsteady, have difficulty breathing, chewing, speaking, or swallowing, and have pins-and-needles sensations in their toes or fingers, the Mayo Clinic wrote on its website.
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Before this, it appears, drying garments were simply hung over a line (as painted on a wall in Pompeii), or spread out on grass, as shown in illuminated manuscripts of surprisingly tranquil and unsteady laundry days.
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Philip Klinkner is the James S. Sherman Professor of Government at Hamilton College in Clinton, NY. He is the author (with Rogers Smith) of The Unsteady March: The Rise and Decline of Racial Equality in America.
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It was unsteady and there were times that I was sad and lonely and even when people [say], 'The 90's were awesome' I'm like, 'Yeah, but they were also the time that my mom died.
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The video footage is pretty much exactly what you'd expect: a bunch of weird, unsteady looking robots rolling around in the dirt while dudes in military gear try to knock them on their cold, metal asses.
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Although fluctuating schedules affect mostly lower paid workers, it is a management strategy that is starting to affect higher paid jobs as well, as companies seek to transfer the risk of unsteady revenue to their employees.
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On the contrary, sparring with unpopular figures like Mr. Cruz and Mr. Trump may generate sympathy at home for Mr. de Blasio, who has made unsteady progress at achieving broad popularity since his insurgent 2013 campaign.
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Despite the unsteady performances, Philadelphia could take encouragement from the play of Markelle Fultz, the No. 1 pick in the 2017 draft, who was moved out of the starting lineup as a result of the trade.
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She said: "Our recommendation to our clients is you need to invest based on what we call 'the steady fundamental factors,' not based on the unsteady undertow of geopolitical issues or the possibility of exogenous shocks."
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Distrust -- or, according to one official, general confusion inside Trump's team -- over how the joint-fundraising committee actually works (and who benefits most -- Trump or the RNC) has riled an already unsteady relationship between the two entities.
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When Trump sat down with President Obama last week to discuss just what it is the president does -- he and his team have seemed unsteady on this matter -- he heard a pitch for keeping parts of it.
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In Niger, where the majority head, the lucky ones limp across a desolate 15-kilometer (9503-mile) no-man&aposs-land to Assamaka, less a town than a collection of unsteady buildings sinking into drifts of sand.
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By the numbers: 94% of the net increase in jobs between 2005 to 2015 was in "unsteady" employment — gig, contract, free-lance or temporary work — according to research conducted by Harvard's Lawrence Katz and Princeton's Alan Krueger.
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Officers at the scene described Elliott as having red and glassy eyes and being unsteady on her feet, as well as having a strong smell of alcohol on her breath, according to an affidavit obtained by MySA.
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The big-hitting Czech, who has fired more aces this season than any other player, opened the match with a bang, breaking the unsteady teen on her opening two serves en route to a 4-0 lead.
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And while Levoy says that the Pixel is fine without optical image stabilization because it takes "a number of shorter exposures and merge[s] them," I'd still appreciate it as someone who has a very unsteady hand.
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" When her husband leaves her, she takes up with a rough, coarse man with an "unsteady, ravaged body, unwholesomely thin" and a "mottled, pockmarked face, his coarse yellow hair, like a patch of grass burned by pesticide.
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While there may have been an underlying desire for change from the three-term National government, the only likely alternative under Ardern's predecessor Little was an unsteady coalition of Labour, Greens and New Zealand First, he said.
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The coalition, overseen by non-affiliated law professor Guiseppe Conte, who was appointed by both parties to serve as the country's prime minister, has been on unsteady ground since it first came to power in June 2018.
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That means an "O Come All Ye Faithful" that's more unsteady dirge than regal announcement, and a "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" that, thanks to the appealing drag in her vocals, is tranquil, cozy and flirty.
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Eight US embassies in the Middle East, including in Egypt, Turkey, Jordan and Saudi Arabia, are without ambassadors, this at a time when the US State Department, under the unsteady leadership of Rex Tillerson, is hemorrhaging talent.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Millions of years after the ancestors of humans evolved to lose their tails, a research team at Japan's Keio University have built a robotic one they say could help unsteady elderly people keep their balance.
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Insogna, examining the patient, found only what had been noted by Gorson — that the young woman was weak, tender and unsteady on her feet — classic findings for osteomalacia, a bone disorder linked to an overproduction of FGF23.
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The hour concludes with a beautiful moment of ambiguity, but even after the show undoes that moment a couple of episodes later, "Certified" remains an always unsteady examination of the chaos swirling beneath Laurie's otherwise civilized exterior.
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John Lukacs's "Five Days in London: May 1940" details the crucial period in which Winston Churchill, the new prime minister, consolidated his hitherto unsteady grip on power and shut down the possibility of negotiating with Adolf Hitler.
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In addition, he said, the collection of firewood in urban areas can cause respiratory problems from smoke, rising temperatures in cities and increased risk of landslides in poor communities where houses are often built on unsteady terrain.
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Soon after I enrolled as a graduate student at Cambridge University in 1964, I encountered a fellow student, two years ahead of me in his studies, who was unsteady on his feet and spoke with great difficulty.
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Suddenly, it was the Patriots defense that seemed to be unsteady, especially on the succeeding play when Williams, the Chiefs running back, was left uncovered as he ran a pass route into the New England end zone.
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If calamities had the weight of physical objects we should long have been crushed down, or else, we should by now have been hunchbacked, unsteady on our feet, and with faces full of gloom and utter despair.
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The show's early episodes depend on that instability as a storytelling device; jump cuts and disorienting angles keep the viewer on the same unsteady footing as protagonist David Haller (Dan Stevens), a man plagued by voices and visions.
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By "we" I mean us non-one-percenters, most of whom are peering around anxiously at the uncertain future and the unsteady world, even as we fight through each day trying to keep optimism afloat in our hearts.
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"We are here at the beginning of the valley of death, the most difficult part of the journey to commercialization," said Alan Ho of Google's quantum lab, referring to the unsteady period between research investment and industry pickup.
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This story may be the opportunity Jay's been waiting for, but inside this riddle lies a moral quandary he never expected: a labyrinth into the evil in men's hearts that will shake the unsteady man to his foundations.
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One of the videos released Wednesday shows Woods appear to be unsteady as he is given a field sobriety test, which involves walking heel-to-toe along, and appearing to become confused when asked to recite the alphabet.
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But where Mr. Mueller seemed unsteady and uncertain last summer when he testified about his special counsel investigation into Russian interference, Mr. Taylor came across as calm, confident and in command of the facts as he knew them.
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But while Novitiate is unsteady in some places, it's genuinely moving, bolstered by Qualley's and Nicholson's performances as well as Melissa Leo as the severe Mother Superior (a remarkably well-developed character) and a host of supporting actresses.
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His language has seemed to conjure images from the developing world and unsteady new democracies — countries like Myanmar and Nigeria, where governments have overturned election results by fiat, and political turbulence has given rise to outbreaks of violence.
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But it's clear that there is something unsteady, almost vaporous about the men themselves: Seth with his nagging feeling of hollowness, and frenetic Carter with his blond dreadlocks and mysteriously acquired family wealth — their taste their only identity.
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THREE YEARS AGO in China, in an inexplicable trend that swept the country, tiny bean sprouts started rising from people's heads, their delicate, unsteady stems like green antennae, seemingly borne not from the dirt but from the mind.
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Across the Arkanabad slum — named after the old designation for Myanmar's present-day Rakhine State — decrepit shanties with temporary walls, often with no doors and windows and unsteady corrugated roofs, serve as homes to more than 100,000 Rohingya.
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The message, in places like Ohio and Pennsylvania, is that Trump is too dangerous and unsteady to be trusted in serious times—while, implicitly, Clinton is an experienced, and, as former Mayor Michael Bloomberg put it, "sane" leader.
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Manning, who threw several dangerous, unsteady passes throughout the game, could not get his team into the end zone, but he did enough to set up a 222-yard Brandon McManus field goal that put Denver ahead, 21-7.
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The officer noticed that Seymour had bloodshot eyes and asked her to exit the vehicle to perform field sobriety tests, adding that she was "unsteady on her feet" and "her breath smelled of an alcoholic beverage," the report said.
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The proposal's stated funding comes through reforms to unemployment insurance and ending improper payments, both of which seem to suggest an uncertain, unsteady and probably unreliable funding stream for a program that will require a sustained source of revenues.
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But noble Epeus caught hold of him and raised him up; his comrades also came round him and led him from the ring, unsteady in his gait, his head hanging on one side, and spitting great clots of gore.
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Whenever two people are in a room, there is an unsteady balancing act of what we have and what we want—that desire teaches us about who we are and how we will choose to interact with the world.
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However, the changes have also led to questions about how the candidates will promote their campaign as the coronavirus consumes the news cycle, and how they will raise money in an unsteady economy, by Julia Manchester and Juliegrace Brufke.
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The fate of public housing in America — its rise, much of it in the form of towers like Cabrini-Green, and its fall as those towers came down — is the story of urban poverty as an unsteady political priority.
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But even that service got off to an unsteady start after the lines were jammed by anti-abortion activists posing as women seeking abortions so they could identify doctors willing to assist in the procedures and picket their clinics.
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"Jason and I had dated for about six, maybe seven months our senior year," Ginnifer tells us in Courtney Baron's unsteady new solo play, "When It's You," presented by the Keen Company at the Clurman Theater at Theater Row.
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Don José has been one of the tenor Roberto Alagna's best Met roles, and he sounded youthfully inflamed on Wednesday, stronger than when he opened the company's season with a painfully unsteady performance of "Samson et Dalila" in September.
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There's a hazy comfort to it, not unlike that which fills his home on that January morning, but, he explains, the record was finished long before he lived here, in a time that felt way a little more unsteady.
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Image: AppleAfter an unsteady start, Apple's iCloud Photo Library (built into iOS) is now a perfectly decent option too: It just doesn't work particularly well with Windows, won't work at all with Android, and is pretty basic on the web too.
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Hers is a dilemma repeated over and over for many of the 900,000 Rohingya refugees living in ramshackle huts across this unsteady landscape: With the long-dreaded monsoon season now upon them, they have run out of places to run.
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The 2020 race for the White House is just barely under way, but the latest CNBC Millionaire Survey shows some troubling signs for the incumbent President Donald Trump, including an energized base of wealthy Democrats and unsteady support from wealthy Republicans.
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Alistair, 28, rounded the corner and, without missing a beat, swiftly slipped a supporting arm around his brother, half-carrying his unsteady figure for several hundred metres before pushing Brownlee-the-younger across the finish line for a second-place finish.
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Mechel said earlier on Tuesday that its January-September coal production fell, while its third-quarter sales of coking coal concentrate were affected by an unsteady supply of wagons caused by a lack of railway stock in the Russian Railways network.
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Mr. Abrahamsen, his mode sometimes furious blizzards of notes and sometimes unsteady repetitions, handles his unusual complement — two pianos; a percussionist, whose sounds are largely rustles and quiet bells; a trio of strings; and a trio of winds — with skill.
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It was the sort of moral bargain many Vietnamese had to make in a time and place when battles were fought on the unsteady terrain of people's hearts and minds, while the actual landscape was under neither side's firm control.
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Poverty experts said that in times of natural disasters and large-scale emergencies, low-income families who are already living on tight budgets with overdue bills, unstable housing, poor health care and unsteady employment often bear the brunt of the pain.
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There are a few shapes this could take — big business bailouts that provide ballast to unsteady industries like travel tourism and services and a payroll tax cut to keep more money in the pockets of cash-strapped middle class workers.
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He hurled five shutout innings in his debut against Tampa Bay, and after an unsteady outing against Seattle in which he allowed six hits, two walks and three runs in three and two-thirds innings, he shone again on Monday.
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The movie opened with seats rumbling to a slow-motion Kylo Ren lightsaber battle, then jerking suddenly to match the hyperspeed swerve of his ship, followed by the unsteady rocking of Finn and Poe Dameron's spacecraft as it dodged enemy attacks.
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But Mr. McConnell's announcement on Tuesday was yet another major stumble in the unsteady quest by Republican congressional leaders to deliver a repeal bill to the desk of Mr. Trump, who has yet to sign his first piece of marquee legislation.
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His Mahler has become particularly frustrating, as in a wary "Resurrection" Symphony last October, an unsteady Third in January 2018, and the "most by-the-book reading possible" of the Fifth, as my colleague Joshua Barone put it, last November.
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Mr. Biden did not appear as unsteady as he has in some other recent public appearances, but he also may not have fully convinced Democrats that, as their nominee, he would be able to parry Mr. Trump's hectoring attacks next year.
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Joy explained to us that that series creators wanted audiences to feel unsteady in the opening episodes: Viewers discover what's going on in this world alongside the robots themselves, who — here's the thing — have no self-awareness of their own artificial intelligence.
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The term "home movies" conjured up in those days the rough equivalent of today's cell-phone videos on Facebook or YouTube: the toddler making his unsteady way across the back yard, the new kitten doing something excruciatingly adorable with the old dog.
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"Galilee" (2014), for example, is so crisply painted it appears reasonable that a quartet might perform standing in a small boat on the open water, but in reality the breaking waves would leave the musicians too unsteady to perform with such ease.
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"Yellowstone," of course, has the right to be exactly the show it wants to be, but for now (I've seen three episodes, including the double-length pilot) it's an unsteady mix of several, held together by the sepia of basic-cable grittiness.
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But given Warren's unsteady position in the field and her failure to earn any delegates in two out of the first three voting states, her window of opportunity to translate her powerful takedowns of Bloomberg into strong electoral results is only getting smaller.
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Harvey Weinstein showed up to court Monday morning for the first day of jury selection in his rape trial looking haggard and unsteady, hunched over a walker—something he's used nearly every time he's appeared in public over the past few months.
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Conversations with half a dozen politicians and aides across both parties and chambers with knowledge of the process concluded that the proposal from the Ways and Means Committee fractured the unsteady coalition and killed chances for surprise billing to be solved in 2019.
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Moncada looked stilted and unsteady as he fielded grounders and made throws, leaving some in the Yankees' contingent of scouts, coaches and executives — which included Hal Steinbrenner, the team's principal owner — to wonder immediately if the hype about Moncada, then 24, was misplaced.
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On Monday, the months-long talks to acquire the Melbourne-based company took a turn as a revised offer from an Australian consortium became the new preference of the board of directors, putting previous board favorite Brookfield Infrastructure Partners LP on unsteady ground.
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What would have taken him ten minutes out on the street took an hour at least, his feet unsteady in a slurry of mud and trash, stiff dead reeds knifing at him, dogs barking, the drift of people's voices freezing him in place.
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Hippie Modernism effectively captures a time when the seemingly disparate value systems of radical politics and modern design made an unsteady truce in search of social progress — which makes it perhaps a timely moment to revisit in light of our increasingly divided nation.
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She won't earn much of a mandate by beating the unready and unsteady Trump, but she might do so if she triumphs over the remaining Republican establishment, such as it is, embodied by the troika of Mike Pence, Paul Ryan, and Mitch McConnell.
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London (CNN)After two-and-a-half years of unsteady dealings and the occasional insult, President Donald Trump offered a deeply gracious send-off for Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday, their final interaction before May steps aside amid a paralyzing debate over Brexit.
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"The recent ups and downs in oil pricing indeed reflect the unsteady state in the oil markets (given) rising geopolitical tensions...and concerns of slowing oil demand due to trade conflicts," said Victor Shum, Singapore-based vice president of energy consulting at IHS Markit.
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Robots that can jump higher than humans and that don't need to prepare to jump again and again and again could come in handy in search and rescue missions where unsteady terrain and wide chasms make it difficult-to-impossible for people to traverse.
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The argument, which echoes concerns of many Republican national security experts, has taken on a variety of forms in recent weeks and months, from denouncing Trump's skepticism of institutions such as NATO to claiming he's too unsteady to manage the U.S.'s nuclear arsenal.
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At a time when there is so much vitriol in American politics, it is more important than ever to create pathways for promising leaders to rise above and help us navigate these unsteady times, while honoring the experiences of Latinos all across the country.
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Her strength on the stump and her abundance of policy plans — most recently for a ban on private prisons — has seen her move past an unsteady start to her campaign, when she was dogged by controversies over her past claims to Native American heritage.
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Majid Jordan is a sturdy batch of catchy songs and a far less tricky sell than PARTYNEXTDOOR's goon lullabies, Roy Woods' unsteady warble, and iLoveMakonnen's stoned glee, but there is still a sense that they gave up their best song to earn their platform.
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There was baby Samara getting a haircut, taking a few unsteady steps; toddler Samara playing with her brother, fighting with her brother, taking a brave dip underwater in swim class; preschool Samara eating pizza on a road trip, sassing the camera with her tongue out.
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With the help of zoo keepers, the researchers coaxed eight young flamingos who had just eaten and were getting sleepy onto a device called a force plate to measure their postural sway, or the movements of an unsteady body as it tries to stabilize itself.
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After a series of unsteady debates, Biden was the most comfortable that he's been on the debate stage to date, a sign of renewed confidence in his status at the top of the Democratic pack nationally -- and that the smaller debate stage suits him.
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Sober Republicans understand that Donald Trump is unfit to wield the awesome power of the presidency, power that in his unsteady hands could imperil the republic and perhaps — given his cavalier discussion of nuclear weapons and generally reckless approach to foreign relations— doom the planet.
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Rogozin previously raised the possibility of a deliberate act in comments reported by the Russian news agency RIA Novosti, which quoted him earlier this month as saying it appeared that a drill had been used by an "unsteady hand," leaving metal around the hole scraped.
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The surreal, unsteady nature of his work is an aesthetic choice, sure, but also a byproduct of his feverish guerilla filmmaking—not to mention his sardonic wit, frequently relayed via voice-over in the director's characteristically deadpan voice, which has become a kind of celebrity in itself.
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Supporters say she would bring international stature to the presidency; opponents criticise her for statements that appeared to blame Georgia for war with Russia in 2008, remarks about minorities that some saw as xenophobic, and unsteady command of the Georgian language, which she speaks with an accent.
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Projected Wins: 70.6 In last year's playoffs, the Warriors looked pretty unsteady when Green was suspended (15-point Game 5 loss to the Cavs) and even when he was just thinking about being suspended (28- and 24-point losses to the Thunder in Games 3 and 4).
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Both of the lead actors, and Shohreh Aghdashloo, as Habibeh, a housekeeper, try to offer up some subtlety; the unsteady bond between Farnaz and Habibeh even introduces an idea or two about the difficulties of employer-employee friendships and the gulf separating the rich and the poor.
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But none of that has defined his tenure more than his role as the first governor of Trump-era Texas, heading a Republican Party buffeted by gale-force winds from the right in a state far more chaotic, divided and unsteady than its Obama-era version.
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Supporters say she would bring international stature to the presidency; opponents criticize her for statements that appeared to blame Georgia for war with Russia in 2008, remarks about minorities that some saw as xenophobic and unsteady command of the Georgian language, which she speaks with an accent.
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Either way, it's satisfying to know that, even with the unsteady gait, the halting speech, and the fumbling spycraft, Quinn still has what it takes to tie all the strands of this previously lumbering season's plot together so that they soon can be delivered up to Carrie.
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More moderate peers, already exasperated at the Bloomberg campaign's implication that they should step aside for him, seemed particularly emboldened after his unsteady night, even as the muddle of center-left candidates threatened to improve Mr. Sanders's chances of racking up victories in a fractured field.
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They worked with Sean Price Williams, one of the most celebrated cinematographers in independent film, who shot with long lenses, from a distance, so as not to disturb the actors or alert the authorities (there were no filming permits involved); the action unfolds in tense, unsteady closeups.
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The evidence of this idea-inebriated, unsteady comedy from the adventurous author of "In the Next Room, or the vibrator play" is that when it comes to matters of the heart (and the libido), middle-aged married folks are as scared, curious and confused as ever.
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However, "Unsteady lift forces are inherent to balls traveling through the air in every sport, so to complete our work we needed to find out why zigzag shots are associated with just a few games, such as soccer or baseball," co-author Baptise Darbois Texier said in a statement.
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The music follows in kind, in the great tradition of songwriters who adore the works of Calvin Johnson (and she has another song that explicitly shouts out a pair of Beat Happening tracks), she's often playing tentatively, sung quietly, allowing the song's sentiments to dictate the unsteady ground.
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"The overall situation in Afghanistan probably will deteriorate modestly this year in the face of persistent political instability, sustained attacks by the Taliban-led insurgency, unsteady Afghan National Security Forces performance, and chronic financial shortfalls," Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence, told the United States Senate last week.
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To assess the severity of concussion symptoms after any head injuries, researchers asked players if they experienced a blow to the head, neck or upper body followed by symptoms like headaches, nausea, dizziness, loss of consciousness, memory problems, disorientation, confusion, seizures, visual problems, or feeling unsteady on their feet.
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"At a time when our democracy is at risk, our economy is not working for many Americans, and our role in the world is unsteady, America needs a unifying and experienced leader who can and wants to make life better for everyone everywhere," Patrick said in a statement.
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Mr. Biden cast Mr. Trump as a hypocrite who preaches an inward-looking foreign policy but operates using unsteady, bellicose tactics, and faulted the president for bringing the nation "dangerously close" to war after an American drone strike that killed one of Iran's top military commanders, Maj. Gen.
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There are the issues with the service itself, which Ryan calls "many false steps taken, many lessons learned"—an unsteady set of features that started with users being able to stream games to handheld devices or smart TVs, and ended with the service only available on PS4s and PCs.
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A confident Biden After a series of unsteady debates, Biden was the most comfortable on Thursday that he's been on the debate stage to date, a sign of renewed confidence in his status at the top of the Democratic pack nationally -- and that the smaller debate stage suits him.
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After an unsteady start three years ago, as an experiment to drum up online orders during the slow summer retail period, Prime Day has gone mainstream in the grand tradition of corporate holidays like Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba's Single's Day (which is a thing) and nadir of American consumerism, Black Friday.
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Holding the hands of his two small children—Sydney, 21, in a print dress, and Justin, 2210, in long pants and a jacket—he was the very picture of bereavement, unsteady and stricken, while Nicole Simpson's body, her throat cut to the spinal cord, lay in her closed, flower-covered coffin.
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He opted instead for an unsteady recitation of a general education platform (highlighting the need to "make sure that everybody is better prepared to go onto education — for an education") that concluded with this: "We can't put people in the position where they aren't able to go on and move on."
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It's not a feature that's strictly necessary for the way Google takes photos — The Pixels shoot a series of up to 22 fast exposures and then stack them for a cleaner, brighter image with the help of some algorithmic wizardry — but it still helps to minimize motion blur from an unsteady hand.
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The wide swath of investment ideas partly reflects the unsteady global stock markets, which have swung from the edge of a bear market during the final 2018 quarter to a nearly 10 percent gain in the new year after the Federal Reserve indicated it would slow its pace of interest rate hikes.
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Stereotypically, it's a guy problem, and it's mostly seen in mass transit, where seat space is precious because trains are usually overstuffed, and you never know when your train will freeze in place, inexplicably reverse, or travel in a manner that's both slow and jostlingly unsteady (I call this the "drunken sloth").
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First, the retreat of the Democratic Party into a more neutral position after its stronger stance on civil rights in 1948 illustrates what Phil Klinkner and Rogers Smith describe in their book The Unsteady March: Progress on racial issues has not been in one direction only, and backlash and reversal have accompanied advances.
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In the 1951 home run known as "the shot heard round the world," you can see Bobby Thomson's swing, but the camera that tracks the ball out of the park is so jumpy, unsteady and late to the trajectory that it looks as if it were shot on an iPhone by someone six beers in.
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" * Professor Lord Martin Rees, Astronomer Royal, Fellow of Trinity College, and Emeritus Professor of Cosmology and Astrophysics at the University of Cambridge: "Soon after I enrolled as a graduate student at Cambridge University in 1964, I encountered a fellow student, two years ahead of me in his studies; he was unsteady on his feet and spoke with great difficulty.
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"The increasing cost of renting relative to the cost of ownership, the unsteady performance of the stock market and the continuation of incredibly low mortgage financing are creating an environment in which the majority of U.S. housing markets are in buy territory," said Ken Johnson, a real estate economist who is one of the survey's authors.
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Inside Saudi Arabia, there is plenty of skepticism that the change at the highest level of the government will be sufficient to drive reforms promised by King Salman and engineered by his powerful son, Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, to reduce the dependence of the unsteady statist economy on the future of oil, which now appears increasingly unreliable.
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They are as much a fixture on the streets of Astoria, Queens, as the souvlaki shops and markets selling lamb and feta straight from Greece: a group of about a dozen men, of varying ages, who share the same bleary eyes and frequently unsteady gaits when their indulgences — in marijuana and liquor — catch up to them.
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Like the crust punk poopers, there was the more flashy drama: the unsteady drunk men who'd stumble in late at night yelling or rambling; the tip jar thieves; the very angry woman who yelled at me to pull expired whipped cream from the trash (I didn't), because it was Fat Tuesday and she was swearing off dairy for Lent.
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Word of the Day verb: give off unsteady sounds, alternating in amplitude or frequency verb: sing or play with trills, alternating with the half note above or below noun: a tremulous sound noun: a musical note having the time value of an eighth of a whole note _________ The word quaver has appeared in 24 articles on NYTimes.
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Caught between a past marred by a prison sentence for selling ecstasy and an unsteady future studying the drug that put him away, Medina-Kirchner was convinced that Hart, a researcher whose work shows that drug policies are often far more dangerous than drugs themselves, was the only person who might help an ex-felon break into scientific research.
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Yet for policy-minded moderates and other Democrats fixated above all on defeating Mr. Trump, the debates raised an unsettling prospect — that with Mr. Biden as an unsteady standard-bearer, the forces of electoral and ideological pragmatism could be overwhelmed in the primary by the demands of the rising left, and the candidates who embrace them.
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They find former vice president Joe BidenJoe BidenSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Pence celebrates Trump's acquittal: 'It's over, America' Biden offers advice to young people with stutters: It's important 'to not let that define them' MORE to be weak and unsteady, and not a little suspect since he often shows his mean streak.
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Hillary Clinton appeared unsteady and and had to be helped to a waiting van during a memorial ceremony for victims of 9/19803 in New York City on Sunday, giving her Republican opponent the ammunition he needed to continue his recent line of attack: that the former Secretary of State isn't healthy enough to serve as president of the United States.
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Hillary Clinton appeared unsteady and and had to be helped to a waiting van during a memorial ceremony for victims of 9/11 in New York City on Sunday, giving her Republican opponent the ammunition he needed to continue his recent line of attack: that the former Secretary of State isn't healthy enough to serve as president of the United States.
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"One of the reasons I wanted to be more public about my disease is that I have been hearing a lot of people say that I am drinking again or back on drugs because they have seen me look unsteady on stage or around town (people say all sorts of nasty things when they don't think you can hear them)," Alexakis wrote.
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But whereas The Charred Room lifted elements out of the apartment and placed them in a bright, white gallery setting, Unit 1: 3583 Dubois pulls the viewer completely out of the museum space, forcing an unsteady exploration of a dark and uncertain landscape, which directly mirrors the architecture of the apartment on Dubois, minus the windows, and is populated by a number of large ceramic forms.
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But the federal government's unsteady response to the outbreak threatens Trump with the same public verdict that ultimately undermined predecessors such as Jimmy Carter during the Iranian hostage crisis and George W. Bush after Hurricane Katrina: a belief that he is simply overmatched by the practical demands of the presidency -- though he gave himself a perfect 10 rating on Monday for his handling of the crisis.
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In the arrest report, obtained by TMZ Sports, Palm Beach County cops say they responded to a crash around 5:22 PM on Friday ... where another officer said he had been hit by a silver sedan driven by LT. Taylor was waiting on the scene ... and cops say he had all the signs of a drunk person -- stunk of cigars and booze, had bloodshot eyes and was unsteady of his feet.
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I thought a lot about the book The Unsteady March, by Philip Klinkner and Rogers Smith, where they describe how if you grow up in a society where your group is privileged, and you experience that privilege in a way that seems basically natural because you're so steeped in it, your whole life is just structured around it; when any change comes about that threatens that privilege, it feels disquieting.
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Typically, those reporting dizziness in the survey indicated they each had experienced three of the following different types: a spinning or vertigo sensation, including a rocking of yourself or your surroundings; a floating, spacey or tilting sensation; feeling lightheaded, without a sense of motion; feeling as if you are going to pass out or faint; blurring of your vision when you move your head; or feeling off-balance or unsteady.
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He then monitored all four groups for signs of murine multiple sclerosis, such as loss of tail tone, unsteady gait and limb paralysis, When the experiment began, he and his colleagues expected that the disease would progress more slowly in the experimental group than in the control groups, and that its rate of progress in all three control groups would be the same, since any effect of exposure to ultraviolet would be negated by the sunscreen.
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As for the coronavirus emergency at home and abroad, both candidates are rightly taking aim at President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE for an unsteady, insufficient, and political reaction to the crisis.
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I can tell you that when such unsteady souls do manage to reach the upper headwalls — typically after three or four days of continuous upward toil and terror and wild, screaming fun, living in filth on canned chili and candy bars — they have been known to drop daypacks full of mission-critical equipment and watch in horror as those daypacks free-fall through space for thousands of feet toward pine trees so far below they look like miniature shrubs in a model railroad diorama.
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