The movie isn't just about how society's expectations weigh heavily on the single; it's about how society's expectations weigh heavily on everyone.
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So all of those things, they weigh heavily on me.
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Both images will weigh heavily on the coming half hour.
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S. trade war weigh heavily on the Asian financial centre.
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Shortfalls in inventories and exports also weigh heavily on GDP.
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That in turn would weigh heavily on Italy's stuttering economy.
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That last point ought to weigh heavily on Mr. Trump.
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A new election could also weigh heavily on the euro.
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But it's also going to weigh heavily on Fox News itself.
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Brexit uncertainties will weigh heavily on investment this year and next.
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The harsher realities of millennial life certainly weigh heavily on Justine.
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The introduction of generics would weigh heavily on AstraZeneca's bottom line.
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The annexation would weigh heavily on the residents of Little Gables.
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Foreign meddling and Libya's deteriorating situation weigh heavily on his mind.
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When that's jeopardized, those societal pressures weigh heavily on the male psyche.
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Rossi said Manafort's age is also likely to weigh heavily on Ellis's decision.
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A number of factors, however, continue to weigh heavily on Cyprus's credit profile.
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For most newly engaged couples, debt obligations can weigh heavily on future plans.
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Analysts have warned that the virus could weigh heavily on growth this quarter.
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These are massive numbers that weigh heavily on an already strained federal budget.
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That concern will clearly weigh heavily on citizens and, I think, especially on Congress.
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So if the pressures of streaming endlessly don't weigh heavily on Blevins, what does?
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Frequent program missteps seemed to weigh heavily on overworked employees, according to the emails.
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Objections from steel makers weigh heavily on decisions made by Commerce, the department has said.
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The housing pain persists in Southern California, as higher costs weigh heavily on potential buyers.
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This fact should weigh heavily on women who are considering travel to Zika-affected areas.
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Various research papers suggest that elections and policy decisions can weigh heavily on businesses' thinking.
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This should weigh heavily on voters, who are being toyed with by fear-mongering politicos.
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That will be a factor that will weigh heavily on emerging currencies, she told CNBC.
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Apple's warning on China has the potential to weigh heavily on a wide variety of companies.
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Poor logistical networks and unreliable energy supply weigh heavily on the international competitiveness of Pakistan's exporters.
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Political contingencies over the next four weeks will weigh heavily on the Fed's interest rate decisions.
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Cochlear implants can irritate the scalp; pacemaker wires dislodge; VR headsets weigh heavily on the face.
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But the fact that it's stopped growing at home could weigh heavily on its share price.
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No matter how many run, the politics of 85003 will weigh heavily on the next Congress.
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However, there are questions that weigh heavily on my mind: Have we learned from the past?
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Those concerns continue to weigh heavily on the pound, despite some better-than-expected economic news.
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The analysis adds to ongoing concern that Trump's policy objectives could weigh heavily on the deficit.
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Recent closures and fears of wider surrender to online rivals like Amazon weigh heavily on R.E.I.T.s.
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We're waiting for concrete solutions and well-grounded ideas on issues that weigh heavily on our minds.
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This reorganization will weigh heavily on financials in the near term as stock prices continue to plunge.
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The move would weigh heavily on Apple's parts suppliers in Japan and South Korea, the report said.
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"The horrific tragedy that occurred in Orlando continues to weigh heavily on my mind," she told fans.
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"Soft regional demand continues to weigh heavily on regional refining margins," Viva Energy said in a statement.
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Style is an individual choice, but the people we're close to often weigh heavily on what we wear.
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While both deaths weigh heavily on Daryl, it's Glenn's (Steven Yeun) that haunts him deeply in this hour.
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Fears about rising crime also weigh heavily on the minds of the middle class and the poor alike.
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It would be easy to imagine that all this bad news would weigh heavily on Boeing's share price.
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Those alleged lies should weigh heavily on Manafort's sentencing, Mueller said in the memo to the D.C. judge.
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Florida, like Ohio, is a winner-take-all state, and its 99 delegates weigh heavily on the scales.
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Furthermore, geographical factors weigh heavily on a system's usefulness, with mountainous features able to block the systems' sensors.
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Ultra low official interest rates continue to "weigh heavily" on Germany's smaller banks, two watchdogs said on Wednesday.
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Find someone you trust to share them with, as they will weigh heavily on your heart during this time.
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There are many rousing speeches, gracefully shot training montages and moments that weigh heavily on the idea of honor.
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Three stocks in particular weigh heavily on the Taiwanese index — Formosa Plastics, Nan Ya Plastics and Formosa Chemicals & Fibre.
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Williams says these close calls weigh heavily on the young people she works with—including her son, who is 13.
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If it continues, the trade conflict between the U.S. and China will weigh heavily on small-cap shares, he said.
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So, the "promise and peril" cliche should weigh heavily on people's minds—especially when they head to the voting booth.
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PARTSINEVELOS: And inflation coming up seeing lack of wage growth, so those are three factors that weigh heavily on the economy.
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As the legal fight moves forward, data like that found in the new NEJM study should weigh heavily on the debate.
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Third, Newton worried that an "exodus" out of growth stocks and into value plays could weigh heavily on the tech space.
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Making matters worse, the novel coronavirus continues to weigh heavily on investors as it deals an unexpected shock to the economy.
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In a note, Deutsche Bank recently said Japan's efforts to cut back on excessive working hours could weigh heavily on economic growth.
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Tread very carefully because issues from your past or having to do with your family weigh heavily on your mind this week.
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The uncertainty surrounding his presidency and platform could weigh heavily on stocks and trading, adding to the weight on this committee's shoulders.
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These deaths and countless others like them weigh heavily on the minds of many of us who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Troubles in the banking sector weigh heavily on the wider Italian economy and could create a vicious circle if economic stagnation continues.
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"At the very least, overall fiscal spending should remain weak in Q1 and continue to weigh heavily on construction activity," he added.
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At the White House on Thursday, Trump predicted that the Bidens' business dealings would weigh heavily on the former vice president's campaign.
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Although Mr. Bos didn't mention the M-word, it's clear that the millennial generation's views on adornment weigh heavily on the category.
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And in the end, if student loans weigh heavily on you, getting them off your plate sooner can provide priceless peace of mind.
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You can say I'm biased, but her record is a cascade of decisions that weigh heavily on the American conscience forever going forward.
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The fate of Lordstown and other plants could weigh heavily on his chances, with Democrats vowing to win over Midwestern states in 2020.
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Credit analysts say Hinkley Point is one of many risks to EDF ratings and that low power prices weigh heavily on the firm.
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"Stranger Days" (Sunnyside) Expectations can weigh heavily on any emerging musician in jazz, where influence and lineage are often cast in defining terms.
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The assault on Mr. Bhansali's movie illustrates a bleak scenario where Bollywood's anxiety about extraconstitutional censorship will weigh heavily on its creative choices.
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The European Union, along with the US, levied a series of tough economic sanctions that continue to weigh heavily on the Russian economy.
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The inclusion of Audi in the investigation could weigh heavily on Volkswagen: The luxury carmaker accounts for a disproportionate share of Volkswagen's profit.
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Trump's day of extremes unfolded against a backdrop of other political and economic trends that may weigh heavily on the President's hopes of reelection.
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Anything that causes consumer confidence to drop significantly or starts to weigh heavily on the growth rate of the broader economy would concern me.
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"These incidents and the lives lost will continue to weigh heavily on our hearts and on our minds for years to come," it said.
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Only 85033 percent of young adults had met a woman who worked in information security, a factor that could weigh heavily on decision-making.
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Restrictions on public movement, interruptions in production, supply chain disruptions and curbed household consumption will weigh heavily on economic activity in all affected countries.
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The only major region expected to struggle is Europe, where a stronger euro is expected to weigh heavily on luxury sales, particularly to tourists.
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The growing ranks of aging baby boomers will weigh heavily on the nation's healthcare costs, as older residents tend to use more health services.
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In prepared remarks, he downplayed concerns over recent market volatility, saying the dramatic swings do not weigh heavily on his outlook for the economy.
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There is, however, one key finding in the Kaiser Family Foundation survey that should weigh heavily on every member of Congress and the administration.
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Lower oil demand in the United States and China caused by an economic slowdown from their trade dispute would likely weigh heavily on markets.
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But the costs to raise a child weigh heavily on a generation facing the challenges of mounting student loan debt and stagnant wages, said Lynch.
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Japan's efforts to put the kibosh on karoshi, or "death by overwork," by addressing excessive overtime could weigh heavily on economic growth, Deutsche Bank said.
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As they prepare to graduate in a few months, the realities and challenges of being a non-binary person continue to weigh heavily on them.
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Inconsistencies regarding enforcement of laws also weigh heavily on the professional law enforcement officers dedicated to enforcing these mandates in a fair and consistent manner.
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The thing is, no matter how prepared you might be for a trip into outer space, the smallest things can weigh heavily on your mind.
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Yellen warned that a "Brexit" could weigh heavily on financial markets and the global economy and could have an impact in the U.S. as well.
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Using its oil company as a geopolitical tool has given Russia more running room at a time when Western sanctions weigh heavily on its economy.
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And whatever hit its shares take will weigh heavily on the Dow Jones industrial average, which in recent years has been lifted by Boeing's success.
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China's economy is already in trouble, and analysts have warned that the virus could weigh heavily on growth this quarter — and slow the global economy.
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The president's low approval ratings weigh heavily on Republicans, and there is widespread concern that the party could suffer significant losses in November's midterm elections.
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In addition to what he anticipates as a failed agreement, Gartman said the strong will weigh heavily on oil and all commodities in the next year.
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If Democrats take over the House, Trump's administration will suddenly be exposed to congressional investigations that would weigh heavily on him for the next two years.
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In normal election years, it's much easier to quantify which candidates will be good for the market versus the ones that will weigh heavily on it.
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The disruptions to transport and refining operations will weigh heavily on U.S. inventories, Stephen Schork, editor of Pennsylvania-based The Schork Report, said in a note.
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Nevertheless, if market downturns weigh heavily on you, it's time to consider adjusting your exposure to stocks and, therefore, the amount of risk you're taking on.
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Water disputes over rivers are common in India, where droughts and weak monsoons weigh heavily on the majority of the country that still lives off agriculture.
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There's also a lot of competition within the sector, and external factors such as swings in commodity prices can weigh heavily on a carrier's bottom line.
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Her vote in this case may turn out to be critical, one that will weigh heavily on her reputation as a moderate who sticks to the rules.
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And while his current company deals more in the realm of factory automation, a number of these ethical issues still clearly weigh heavily on the Australian roboticist.
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Stocks in Asia Pacific saw sharp drops on Monday as fears over the economic impact of the global coronavirus outbreak continue to weigh heavily on investor sentiment.
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China's economy is already in trouble, and analysts have warned that the virus could weigh heavily on growth this quarter, as well as slow the global economy.
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"If five other women have come forward, that's going to weigh heavily on the jury," she said, though Brafman would likely argue that such testimony would be prejudicial.
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It also warned the recent market collapse would most likely "weigh heavily on the economy going forward" with 2020 expected to mark a third consecutive year of recession.
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If people become more cautious about their spending, that could weigh heavily on the economy and stock market, says Mark Howard, senior multi-asset specialist at BNP Paribas.
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This would not be the first time that Trump has been influenced by conservative news chatter or that his personal political goals might weigh heavily on his thinking.
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The true jolt, though, is how melancholic the story finally plays; that is partly (rightly) because of the murders, which weigh heavily on the film in obvious ways.
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Services account for more than half of China's economy, providing a key buffer as persistent trade tensions with the United States weigh heavily on the country's manufacturing sector.
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Powell himself seemed to recognize this political challenge and during remarks on Capitol Hill reassured that market volatility does not "weigh heavily" on his outlook for the economy.
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Despite good progress in unwinding legacy assets the cost of reducing this portfolio continues to weigh heavily on profitability and we expect this to continue into the medium-term.
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As a late-comer to the series (and by no means a stickler for the details of war) the censored iconography didn't weigh heavily on me while I was playing.
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"The Boeing 737 MAX tragedies weigh heavily on an industry that holds safety as its top priority," IATA Director General and CEO Alexandre de Juniac said in a statement Thursday.
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The enormity of the pressure for senators to keep that promise will weigh heavily on most of the remaining holdouts and for others, the failing system should provide ample motivation.
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"Investors must remember that oil prices are still painfully low, while concerns over the global economy remain elevated, which should weigh heavily on sentiment," said FXTM research analyst Lukman Otunuga.
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Between mass shootings, the tense political divide and an ongoing global climate crisis, the hurt that many people are experiencing around the world began to weigh heavily on the couple.
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He simply got no help tonight and the horrible effort from the entirety of Cleveland's roster has to weigh heavily on the Cavaliers' chances of bringing James back next year.
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Oil prices jumped more than 5003% on Wednesday after media reports that scientists had developed a drug against the fast-spreading coronavirus that continues to weigh heavily on global economic activity.
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"The uncertainty about the conditions under which U.K. based firms will access the EU market post-Brexit, especially relating to passporting, will weigh heavily on business sentiment," he said via email.
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It can also weigh heavily on parents, who either struggle to get their charges to finish it, or even worse, must brush up on their own rusty skills to help out.
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SO GIVEN THOSE ARE THE TWO BIG GIANTS CURRENTLY, IF YOU HAVE THAT KIND OF NEGATIVE IMPACT ON BOTH, IT WOULD WEIGH HEAVILY ON THE GLOBAL ECONOMY AND WOULD BE BAD.
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Li's appeal comes as the protests begin to weigh heavily on Hong Kong's economy, and as businesses — mostly notably the city's top airline Cathay Pacific — struggle to deal with the fallout.
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But the tariffs will still weigh heavily on some American companies and households — including consumers at the grocery store, major United States airlines, liquor importers, specialty wine shops and some manufacturers.
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Representational politics would also weigh heavily on Sanders's decision: Many progressives will insist, loudly and rightfully, that he ought to seriously consider picking a woman, a person of color, or both.
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Politics, and not (thank heavens) the threat of spilled blood, weigh heavily on a father and his daughter in "Snowflake," the Mike Bartlett play at the Kiln Theater through Jan. 25.
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While uncertainties surrounding the launch of Brexit negotiations will continue to weigh heavily on the pound, the UK remains better placed to generate growth than other European countries or Japan, analysts say.
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As the second-largest economy and one of the fastest growing for the last decade, China continues to weigh heavily on the minds of every CEO as GDP growth continues to slow.
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The factors that spook markets more broadly—the slowdown in China, plunging commodity prices and indebted energy firms, political upheaval from Greece to New Hampshire—all weigh heavily on banks in particular.
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That is putting pressure on congressional Democrats to decide whether to pursue impeachment charges against Trump, whose continued popularity with his Republican base could weigh heavily on Democratic lawmakers in swing districts.
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But while it could increase foreign investors' interest in the Saudi stock exchange, the sheer volume of equity could initially weigh heavily on the market, which has a capitalization of $384 billion.
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Lower oil demand in the United States and China caused by an economic slowdown due to the trade spat between the two countries would likely weigh heavily on markets, some analysts said.
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The pandemic's disruption and a rush to remote working could weigh heavily on WeWork by reducing occupancy, increasing operating costs and pressuring the company's ability to fill positions, S&P Global said.
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The pandemic's disruption and a rush to remote working could weigh heavily on WeWork by reducing occupancy, increasing operating costs and pressuring the company's ability to fill positions, S&P Global said.
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At a time when white nationalism and xenophobia weigh heavily on the minds of all Americans, this bipartisan measure is a wise move to give our nation a fighting chance against hate.
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The relationship that you have with your adult children isn't the one you had when they were young, and this episode of your life has clearly come to weigh heavily on your mind.
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While uncertainties surrounding the launch of talks on leaving the EU will continue to weigh heavily on the pound, the UK remains better placed to generate growth than other European countries or Japan.
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Apple's warning on China has the potential to weigh heavily on a wide variety of companies, ranging from its suppliers to companies that rely on China for a major portion of their sales.
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The report itself does not constitute a decision to tighten the rules or even a proposal to do so, but the finalized version of it is likely to weigh heavily on the evaluation.
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If Beijing fails to overhaul those crumbling industries and revive the communities that rely on them, Shenyang and the surrounding area — and other similar regions — could weigh heavily on the country's economic progress.
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But going full science-fiction futurist with Joanie is going to weigh heavily on the rest of the characters' story lines, and it remains to be seen whether they can pull that weight.
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On Thursday, Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said a recent weakening in Canada's labor market, underscored by major job losses in November, is unlikely to weigh heavily on future monetary policy decisions.
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On Thursday, Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said a recent weakening in Canada's labor market, underscored by major job losses in November, is unlikely to weigh heavily on future monetary policy decisions.
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Thin, polluted air, scarce sunlight and winters lasting up to 29 months weigh heavily on the average life expectancy in the city, labeled the eighth most polluted in Russia by the government last year.
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"The kick-off to a shortened trading week is looking ugly as Italy's political woes weigh heavily on the global markets," noted Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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"Given that those are the two big giants currently, if you have that kind of negative impact on both, it would weigh heavily on the global economy and it would be bad," Lagarde said.
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The Fed itself is worried that trade woes, along with other factors, could weigh heavily on the economy and said at its meeting last week that it is open to cutting interest rates soon.
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Which is important, because history is going to weigh heavily on the portraits of the first black president and first lady, painted by the first black artists commissioned to make the official presidential portraits.
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US markets halted trading after global equities retreat, oil collapses, bond yields fall, and cryptos drop Hits to oil and gas companies and airplane manufacturers were always going to weigh heavily on the Dow.
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The lessons of the past 70 years weigh heavily on him and he is reluctant to discuss modern-day politics, saying only that he hoped Xi continues his push to preserve traditional Chinese culture.
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"Falling oil prices will likely weigh heavily on inflation," particularly around spring next year when the drop in fuel costs push down electricity and gas bills, said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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British gilt yields were up 11 bps, rising after Britain ramped up its borrowing forecasts by much more than expected and said the vote to leave the European Union would weigh heavily on the economy.
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Disruptions to transport and refining operations from a petrochemical fire in Houston, Texas "will weigh heavily on the next several DoE reports," Stephen Schork, editor of Pennsylvania-based The Schork Report, said in a note.
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"Economic factors, particularly the prolonged slump in commodity values, continued to weigh heavily on the performance of the Canadian economy and on key elements of our market ecosystem," Chief Executive Lou Eccleston said on Thursday.
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Still, economists warn that a slew of risks -- including pending tariffs on Chinese goods and auto imports -- could lead to protracted slowdown next year, a development that would undoubtedly weigh heavily on Trump's reelection prospects.
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The controversy eventually spread across many of the world's biggest banks, including investment banking rivals Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, JPMorgan Chase and UBS, yet it has continued to weigh heavily on Barclays' reputation, particularly at home.
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Democrats are fighting among themselves over how far to go to oppose Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and tempers are starting to flare ahead of a decision that could weigh heavily on the midterm elections.
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Still, economists warn that a slew of risks — including pending tariffs on Chinese goods and auto imports — could lead to protracted slowdown next year, a development that would undoubtedly weigh heavily on Trump's reelection prospects.
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At the same time an important Supreme Court case that limits disgorgement to a five-year period in a legal development whose biggest impact will be felt in retail abuse cases that weigh heavily on disgorgement.
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These tragedies continue to weigh heavily on our hearts and minds, and we extend our sympathies to the loved ones of the passengers and crew on board Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302.
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The continuation of police searches for a second day suggested that the scope of the investigation was broad, and could weigh heavily on Deutsche Bank as it tries to rebuild its reputation and become more profitable.
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The Trump administration's long-held desire to end the endless wars will weigh heavily on Afghan officials who know that they cannot depend forever more on US billions and air power to support their doddering constituencies.
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"We know the events of last year weigh heavily on a lot of people," Ms. Blake said from her office, where she has a panoramic view of the black scar the fire left on the landscape.
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"Although it is difficult to estimate the negative impact of a worldwide trade dispute on global GDP, there can be no question that a full-scale trade war would weigh heavily on the world economy," Jordan said.
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"In spite of macro-economic uncertainty, and particularly concerns over Brexit which weigh heavily on market sentiment, 2018 is proving to be a year of delivery on our strategy at Barclays," its chief executive Jes Staley said.
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The takeaways: The efforts by SoftBank's Masa Son to court President Trump don't always translate into favorable treatment by the White House, and national security concerns will weigh heavily on foreign investment in the U.S. post-Broadcom.
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While contemporary issues like global poverty, disease, and animal welfare weigh heavily on the minds of many effective altruists, it is encouraging to see a growing number of people taking seriously the issue of humanity's long-term future.
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Now imagine that you're a delivery guy, it's midnight, you've got a car full of hot pies, and you're pulling up to an abandoned house in Rancho Cucamonga, California, as all of the above weigh heavily on you.
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The question, "Am I queer or bi enough?" can also weigh heavily on people who think they might not be all the way straight, as though there is a certain amount of "proof" that could confirm their sexuality.
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Still, even with heightened demand in recent months, other analysts said ample supplies for the current crop year and strong prospects for a larger crop in the next harvest year will likely continue to weigh heavily on prices.
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The loss at sea is going to weigh heavily on Dany's chances — especially since she seems to have also lost most of the Sand Snakes (making further reinforcements from Dorne less likely) — and will presumably buoy Cersei's hopes.
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Between the lines: If the Fed doesn't cut interest rates or deliver hawkish forward guidance on Wednesday, it will weigh heavily on the market, which sees a 90% likelihood of a cut this month and expects more in 2020.
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Trump's most recent efforts to ease tensions between the US and Russia will also weigh heavily on the G-7 summit, particularly his decision to share highly classified intelligence obtained by a US ally with the Russian foreign minister.
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Uber Technologies Inc says the UK is seeking to classify the company as a transportation provider, potentially opening it up to new tax charges that could weigh heavily on its business, according to UK accounts filings in recent days.
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The Raptors are indeed my pick to get there by winning the post-LeBron East, but the high stakes involved, along with Toronto's tortured playoff history, will weigh heavily on this team despite its potential as a defensive juggernaut.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell played down concerns about recent market volatility, arguing Tuesday that the dramatic swings do not weigh heavily on his outlook for the economy and maintaining his expectation for further gradual increases in interest rates.
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They argue that, while the huge uncertainties attached to the launch of talks on leaving the European Union will continue to weigh heavily on the pound, the UK economy remains better placed to generate growth than its European or Japanese peers.
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"If the partial government shutdown continues, it will eventually weigh heavily on equity prices, sending more investors over to the gold and bond markets," Walter Pehowich, executive vice-president of investment services at Dillon Gage Metals, said in a note.
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Melenchon's economic team predicts additional state income of 180-216 billion euros, comprising the benefits of higher economic growth and inflation, a fall in unemployment, and tax reforms that will weigh heavily on the income and assets of the wealthiest.
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Investors and analysts said the company was unlikely to face a severe liquidity crunch in the coming months, but the spectre of a potentially bruising financial and legal fallout could weigh heavily on its balance sheet in the year ahead.
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"The tragic loss of life in both accidents continues to weigh heavily on all of us at Boeing, and we have the utmost sympathy for the loved ones of those on board," said Dennis Muilenburg, Boeing's CEO, in a statement.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The Hong Kong government unveiled a HK$19.1 billion ($2.4 billion) package on Thursday to support a slowing economy as escalating political protests and the prolonged U.S.-China trade war weigh heavily on the Asian financial centre.
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"These tragedies continue to weigh heavily on our hearts and minds, and we extend our sympathies to the loved ones of the passengers and crew on board Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302," he said in a statement.
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But, in the end, the general air of unease was palpable and very much in line with what the numbers demonstrate: that the skyrocketing costs of housing, and childcare costs weigh heavily on many parents in this country — even those with high salaries.
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"Negotiations on post-exit arrangements would likely be protracted, resulting in an extended period of heightened uncertainty that could weigh heavily on confidence and investment, all the while increasing financial market volatility," the fund said in the report, called the World Economic Outlook.
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Hour before the BoE's report, the UK government acknowledged that any Brexit option would be worse for the economy than staying in the EU and leaving the bloc without any agreement with Brussels would weigh heavily on growth at least into the 2030s.
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"While we've seen another strong year of aggregate sales, the mood of the market in 2018 was generally less optimistic, as many wider economic and political issues continued to weigh heavily on sentiment," wrote the report's author, the art economist Clare McAndrew.
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Tolls for the three bridges from Brooklyn and New Jersey weigh heavily on the borough, as does street repaving; local Council members have complained that the city's new ferry service, set to begin this summer, does not include a stop on the island.
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That fight would weigh heavily on the last weeks of the midterm election campaign, in which Democrats are aiming to at least take back the House -- a scenario that could impose a vise on Trump's presidency, and even lead to impeachment proceedings.
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But with the pick now in Cleveland's hands, and with the draft expected to be top-loaded with skilled, athletic big men, or what the Cavaliers have lacked, the Nets' performance this season could weigh heavily on the league's eventual balance of power.
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" "Even if the immediate risk of having a eurosceptic finance minister in Italy has now been at least postponed, Italian uncertainties will continue to weigh heavily on sentiment in Italy and — to a lesser extent — its euro zone neighbors in coming months.
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Here are the key takeaways: "In spite of macro-economic uncertainty, and particularly concerns over Brexit which weigh heavily on market sentiment, 2018 is proving to be a year of delivery on our strategy at Barclays," Chief Executive Jes Staley said in a statement Wednesday.
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Marinov did not expect the situation in Italy to weigh heavily on the euro in the medium term because there was "no real evidence of contagion" that would worry the European Central Bank and prompt it to postpone plans to end its stimulus programme.
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"The big story for the APAC region today will be fallout from TSMC's miss, which will weigh heavily on the tech sector, with first order impacts on the Semis and Samsung Electronics/ Galaxy supply chain," analysts at JPMorgan said in a note to clients.
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No timeframe has been set for the new round of trade talks, and the two sides remain at odds over significant issues needed for an agreement, raising the risk of a much longer and costlier battle that will weigh heavily on the global economy.
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Pearce followed by clubbing a three-run homer, and the Red Sox never looked back, using an eight-run fourth inning to put an emphatic stamp on the start of a four-game series that could weigh heavily on the American League East race.
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In the same way as the possibility of a hard-Brexit has weighed heavily on the U.K. economy over the past two years, one must expect that the continued possibility of such a result will weigh heavily on the U.K. economy in the period immediately ahead.
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"We at Boeing are sorry for the tragic loss of lives in both of these accidents and these lives lost will continue to weigh heavily on our hearts and on our minds for years to come," Boeing Chairman and CEO Dennis Muilenburg said in a release announcing the funds.
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"The strong dollar is a very big headache and I think that's going to weigh heavily on the stock market going forward as well as the underpins of a weak global economy, which is the reason why they would not want to raise interest rates in March," she said.
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"Direct and indirect drought impacts across all six countries of operation, currency volatility and high interest rates in various jurisdictions, and reducing domestic sales demand in Malawi, as well as on-going pressure on sugar export revenues, combined to weigh heavily on the group's results," the company said.
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"We at Boeing are sorry for the tragic loss of lives in both of these accidents, and these lives lost will continue to weigh heavily on our hearts and on our minds for years to come," the chief executive of Boeing, Dennis A. Muilenburg, said in a statement.
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But regardless of their advice, Democrats widely agreed that the Burisma matter wouldn't weigh heavily on Biden's chances because it's been thoroughly debated for months and the facts are on his side — even as the president's allies in the Senate are planning to use Burisma as a cudgel against Biden.
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"As more refineries come on and as more light sweet materials come on ... It is going to tend to weigh heavily on that part of the barrel, which in turn essentially puts all of the onus on distillates to make the refinery margin in 2020," Hardy told the Reuters Commodities Summit in October.
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"Positive trade news is going to be positive for the Canadian dollar," said Andrew Sierocinski, foreign exchange analyst at Klarity FX. A recent weakening in Canada's labor market, underscored by major job losses in November, is unlikely to weigh heavily on future monetary policy decisions, Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said.
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As a relative newcomer to the company, a former BMW executive who joined only two months before an emissions scandal erupted, Mr. Diess is not associated with the wrongdoing that continues to weigh heavily on the company's image and finances, and that remains the subject of major criminal investigations by German and United States authorities.
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"Read more: Behind Boeing's offer to settle with victims' families in a 737 Max crash is a hardball legal strategy that could leave them with nothingBoeing CEO he tragic loss of life in both accidents continues to weigh heavily on all of us at Boeing, and we have the utmost sympathy for the loved ones of those on board."
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When Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE meet next Monday in Helsinki, Russia's wars in Syria and eastern Ukraine will likely weigh heavily on the summit.
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Using the International Monetary Fund's estimates, Mr. Almagro warns that by the end of 2016 Venezuela will have a further decline of 8 percent in its gross domestic product; inflation greater than 700 percent; a fiscal deficit of 17 percent of G.D.P.; and an accumulated $130 billion in foreign debt, which will weigh heavily on its finances.
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"The U.S. export program had some positive news hit the wires overnight, with France reinforcing their lack of available wheat for export and Argentina waffling on soy export tax cuts, but the beginning of the massive 2016 grain harvest will continue to weigh heavily on the market," Matt Zeller, director of market information at INTL FCStone, said in a note to clients.
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