"Stocks of crude and products continue to build and these will weigh upon the market," Taylor said.
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But similar to the idea that the timing of your proposal should weigh upon your personal relationship, so should the ring.
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"I am conscious of the warnings that weigh upon him, but I am also conscious of his absolute legitimacy to be candidate," Roger Torrent said.
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Ian Taylor, chief executive of top oil trader Vitol, said on Tuesday that "stocks of crude and products continue to build and these will weigh upon the market".
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Oppenheimer downgraded its rating of Tiffany shares to "perform" from "outperform" on Friday, saying "recent shifts in global currencies could weigh upon domestic sales to foreign tourists" for the luxury retailer.
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"The yellow metal remains toppish toward $1,290 and is likely to continue to see bears weigh upon rallies over the near-term as the recent downtrend remains intact," MKS PAMP Group said in a note.
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"The only blemish in the quarter was continued softness in the U.S. where mid-tier department store challenges continue to weigh upon EL's delivery," Oppenheimer & Co analyst Rupesh Parikh said, adding that the recent bankruptcy of Bon-Ton would mount further pressure.
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Prices are so far on track to fall this week after five straight weeks of gains "While the metal is well positioned for a test of $1,300 with geopolitical concerns underpinning its safe-haven status, the failed tests of $1,290 are beginning to weigh upon investor confidence," MKS said in a note.
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Hong Kong people weigh upon the motto of "never give up" () in the face of challenges. They believed they could "create miracles from the impossible" () as long as they worked hard and supported each other to fulfill their life goals. By upholding solidarity and perseverance of "Lion Rock Spirit", HongKongers are empowered with the collective strength to conquer traumatic events like the Asian Financial Crisis in 1997, and SARS epidemic in 2003.
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One of the other factors scientist have come up with that may contribute to higher eating disorders in Chinese woman, are sociocultural factors that include gender roles, economic opportunities, religious values, and the cultural objectification of women. When disruptive social change comes about, women are more likely to have disordered eating. Naomi Wolf observed this when she said, “The more legal and material hindrances women have broken through, the more strictly and heavily and cruelly images of female beauty have come to weigh upon us.” As women seek equality, the extreme of ideal body shape arise.
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When Clifford comes unexpectedly out of his hiding place, there is a very awkward moment. Clifford leaves and Eugenia lies about why the young man was at her home. Later, in talking with Clifford, Mr. Acton realises she had not told the truth, and Eugenia's lies begin to weigh upon his thoughts, and he loses interest as Lizzie outflanks the baroness in her attempt to win her brother. Meanwhile, Felix tells his sister he wants to marry Gertrude; Eugenia lies to him claiming Robert Acton asked her to marry her, but she is not sure she wants to.
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According to the French critic w:fr:Patrick Besnier, ( introducing a 1990 edition of the novel), Loti's book is one " shaped by the rapports between father and son – their non-existence, their impossibility.." In Ramuntcho the Basque country is presented as a quasi-paradisiacal land. Time and history do not weigh upon this Arcadie, the slow passage of days and months is simply a succession of feast days and of rejoicing. The outside world doesn't intrude, even military service is left hazy – the reader learns only that Ramuntcho departs for 'a southern land.' From this Basque paradise, Ramuntcho is going to be excluded; the novel is the story of a fall, and of an exile from Eden.
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