Trading volume and turnover in ETFs and index funds is also worrisomely high.
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Also, since I had kept the Voyeur's secret, I felt worrisomely like a co-conspirator.
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When everything is, or may be, a form of "election hacking," the techniques appear worrisomely diffuse.
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Inflation, which had been worrisomely low in Evans' view, is currently at the Fed's 2-percent target.
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Provisions for offsetting the revenue costs of last-minute changes also were becoming worrisomely unclear, they said.
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Rolling back environmental regulations will increase pollution and its adverse effects on health and, most worrisomely, the damage from climate change.
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But any benefit of the $2.9 billion sale is worrisomely short-term, an unwelcome skid away from the passenger-car technology.
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The rest had some deposits, with 12 displaying slight amounts, another 12 moderate levels, and 10 having worrisomely large deposits of plaques.
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Even more worrisomely, he has consistently justified his followers' desire to beat people up in terms of their "passion" for his campaign and America.
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We're presented with images of a cheery family turning their backs to riots on television; an obviously illicit doctor's office; and one worrisomely plugged in technician.
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But Brainard said policymakers will likely need to lower rates to near zero again in the future and will likely also struggle with worrisomely low inflation.
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Like other lenders, low interest rates continue to hamper Commerzbank's ability to boost profits in its home market, where fierce competition among banks keeps margins worrisomely thin.
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This is activist theater, and in the tumultuous opening minutes of the performance Mr. Maharaj, who is also the director, lays everything on worrisomely thick and fast.
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The paradox wouldn't make or break any individual immigrant's DACA application, but it could further gum up an approval process that's already been worrisomely slow in some cases.
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More worrisomely, the report also sheds light on another tool that immigration agents have used to separate families: alleging that the family isn't really a family at all.
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As Justice Clarence Thomas explained last year in an opinion urging the Supreme Court to examine civil forfeiture laws, government seizures of property used to commit crimes have become worrisomely popular.
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As the chart below shows, the percentage of Americans unable to face a minor short-term financial setback has remained worrisomely high despite a gradual decline reflecting an improving economic backdrop.
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These products are often cut with other drugs, most worrisomely a blood thinner that triggered an FDA warning after hundreds of people in 22 states suffered severe bleeding, leading to several deaths.
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After having piked Gavin through the neck at the close of last week's episode, Henry seems worrisomely unfazed about what he has done, causing concern about the boy's empathy in Carol and Morgan.
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Worrisomely, Clement and his colleagues were informed they would be moved before those 120 days had passed, with the reassignments apparently delayed so that they would formally take effect after the 85033-day period.
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The scientists also found multiple new molecular markers in people's blood after weight gain that can indicate increased inflammation throughout the body and, rather worrisomely, the possible beginnings of cardiomyopathy, or an enlarged heart.
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This was the case for Brooklyn's Squibb Park Bridge in 2014, London's Millennium Bridge in 2000 and a long list of other bridges throughout history that became worrisomely wobbly when large crowds crossed over them.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans on Wednesday said the U.S. economy is doing "remarkably well," with a vibrant labor market and a strong consumer, but inflation remains worrisomely low.
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Then there's "Identity," and its parallels with "Best of Both Worlds," starting with the way they share a startling cliffhanger that leaves the fate of not only a primary character, but an entire planet worrisomely uncertain.
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Driving out to the three-room restaurant, I steeled myself behind the wheel as I swerved first past a coyote, then a wolf, and then an entire field of wide-eyed antelope ambling worrisomely close to the road.
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It's an ungainly, overlong film, dull and preachy, with embarrassing dialogue and too many monologues — and I say that as someone who thinks that Snowden's revelations brought important and much-needed transparency to worrisomely broad and unchecked surveillance practices.
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Seen against that backdrop, the recent occupation of the Malheur Wildlife Refuge in Oregon is a lot less dramatic than current coverage tends to suggest — it's worrisomely well-armed, yes, but the tension at its core is a long-running one.
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On the contrary, the concern is that the likelihood of a con-con yielding the most desperately needed reforms is disappointingly low, and the possibility of its accomplishing nothing at significant cost, or, worse, setting New York back even further, is worrisomely high.
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As I've pointed out before, these conditions have become worrisomely common in Finland in recent decades, but are between one-fifth and one-sixth as common on the Russian side, despite the fact that the Russians are just as genetically predisposed to developing them.
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Still, the central bank acknowledged its deep concern about the risk that the eurozone's economic doldrums, characterized by a worrisomely low rate of inflation, could devolve into outright deflation, a vicious circle of falling prices and demand that can undercut corporate profits and cause unemployment to soar.
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Around 33,000 people die each year in gun-related deaths in this country, many in small-number homicides that have becomes a sort of ambient horror to which we are growing worrisomely numb, and many others are suicides or unintentional deaths, which include a disturbing number of children.
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Speaking of Marvel … the studio's superhero movies have begun to take on a worrisomely familiar look, culminating in Ant-Man, a movie about a man who turns into an ant and calls this a superpower that's too fan-servicey and obsessed with setting up future Marvel movies to have much fun with the inherent insanity of such a concept.
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For a time, the Institute included a director-training program, which was discontinued in 2004; the dramaturgy program was simultaneously tripled in enrollment. In July 2017, in the wake of criticism from the U.S. Department of Education concerning the worrisomely high average debt load of students completing the program, the A.R.T. Institute announced a three-year pause in admissions, while it seeks to improve student financial aid, and continues to negotiate with Harvard University about establishing an M.F.A. degree.
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The Second India Armada, commanded by Pedro Álvares Cabral, had arrived in Portugal in the summer of 1501 in a terrible shape. Ship and human losses were tremendous, its mission objectives failed. They had failed to establish a factory in Sofala, the outlet of the Monomatapa gold trade in East Africa, and, more worrisomely, opened hostilities with the city-state of Calicut (Calecute, Kozhikode), the principal commercial entrepôt of the Kerala spice trade and dominant city- state on the Malabar coast of India. By the time this news was received, the 3rd India Armada under João da Nova had already departed, a commercial expedition unequipped to deal with the hostile turn of events in the Indian Ocean.
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