INSLEY: I think it is at this moment in time.
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Not a cause for concern at this moment in time.
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At this moment in time, she is engaged to Emmett.
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But I feel like we're at this moment in time.
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It's a heroic story, particularly at this moment in time.
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At this moment in time, we can confidently say: neither.
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But I do use 1Password now at this moment in time.
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Such categories seem beside the point at this moment in time.
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He's the ideal man for FC Bayern at this moment in time.
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This movie is exactly what we need at this moment in time.
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Unfortunately, Donald Trump is raising the temperature at this moment in time.
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So at this moment in time we have to fight our instincts.
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What are our actual chances, at this moment in time, of living forever?
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Throughout my career, I would look back at this moment in time with admiration.
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At this moment in time, with the American Dream so broken, "security" will do.
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At this moment in time, the design world is best characterized by its homogeneity.
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Which pretty nicely sums up the LME tin market at this moment in time.
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At this moment in time the business is exactly where I want to be.
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You are who you are at this moment in time, and you're doing your best.
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Eagleman: It is not clear at this moment in time how the brain does this.
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The most important thing at this moment in time is that we do something. Anything.
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I think the state of that relationship at this moment in time is certainly unique.
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"At this moment in time, with this president, there is such a polarizing divide," Brown continues.
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It's no coincidence that B17 is enjoying a second life online, at this moment in time.
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But West's arguments are particularly difficult to witness at this moment in time, during Trump's presidency.
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What books would you recommend at this moment in time, that captures this sense of turmoil?
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KS: Miller to me is the funniest one there at this point, at this moment in time.
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Unfortunately, Donald Trump is the lead in terms of raising the temperature at this moment in time.
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"I honestly think I'm exactly where I'm supposed to be at this moment in time," he said.
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He said that there is no need for consolidation between European insurances at this moment in time.
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At this moment in time, our country's economy is growing and unemployment is at a historic low.
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Q: At this moment in time, Ms. Mann, were you physically or sexually attracted to the defendant?
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What you can do with 220, 23, 220, $25,000 at this moment in time, right now, is amazing.
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"His message has been inspiring for people, and people at this moment in time want to be inspired."
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Because, I'm telling you there's a global economic slowdown, it's akin to a recession at this moment in time.
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China pivoting to Russia at this moment in time cannot be a good thing on any number of levels.
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"Make yourself indispensable at whatever it is that you're doing at this moment in time, right now," Higgins says.
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The success of this pilot program is a testament to the adaptive spirit needed at this moment in time.
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And we are here at this moment in time because we must answer a fundamental question: Who are we?
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The picture was taken at this moment in time, with Jack holding a gift he had just received (the poster).
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The feat is made doubly impressive by that weird place we find comedy to be at this moment in time.
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" He added at the time, "I honestly think I'm exactly where I'm supposed to be at this moment in time.
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Pisces is the sign of limitlessness, but protection and boundaries are key for creating peace at this moment in time.
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You know, there's no bigger privilege in the world than to work at this company at this moment in time.
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He's even fixed himself up a Facebook page, although, bless him, he has no followers at this moment in time.
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It's hard to argue that, at this moment in time, Brexit is worse for Britain than Trump is for America.
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" He added, "I hope this book proves to be a valuable record of our whereabouts at this moment in time.
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At this moment in time, the layoffs are happening [and] it seems to be on a person to person basis.
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"Neither China nor the U.S. can eliminate the economic interdependence of each other at this moment in time," she said.
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But I think at this moment in time, in kinda comes across as destabilizing, rather than as long-term reassuring.
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What might they reasonably expect at this moment in time from both the international community and their own, fragile, unity government?
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While some media critics say he's a showboat, he says his style is effective -- and necessary -- at this moment in time.
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If Karl-Anthony Towns were to be frozen, developmentally speaking, at this moment in time, it would be a tremendous disappointment.
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It's not immediately clear, however, what would motivate either Bird of Lime to sell to Uber at this moment in time.
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When we look back at this moment in time, the sheer ubiquity of the topic will, perhaps, be its defining characteristic.
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"It is clear that God has a different purpose for me at this moment in time," Delaney said in a statement.
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If I could have three more, at this moment in time, I would choose Albert Camus, Jane Jacobs and Jane Austen.
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As we speak, at this moment in time, the bastards at HBO have not sent me the scripts for the final season.
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European lands and the EU are at this moment in time projecting a somewhat negative image to the rest of the world.
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And, without a doubt, breaking apart the FAA at this moment in time would greatly complicate the task of moving NextGen forward.
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"Jeffrey is trying to understand what it's like to be a prisoner in America at this moment in time," Belber told me.
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"At this moment in time, Aabar is not selling the bank," Falcon Chief Executive Walter Berchtold told a media briefing in Zurich.
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You know, I think that when you look at large-cap tech, it's going to be trickier at this moment in time.
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And maybe I'm over-projecting, but doesn't that make this seem, at this moment in time, like an Everywoman kind of play?
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"At this moment in time we're going to keep doing what we're doing, which is gathering information and going from there," he said.
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All the tasks, Mr. McGreevey noted, are next to impossible for a recently released, long-term inmate, particularly at this moment in time.
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But it certainly seems like this decision is a bit misguided, and I hope he's doing what's best for him at this moment in time.
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We spoke to Ruiseco-Lombera about this series and why they feel called to archive the history of their community at this moment in time.
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At this moment in time, embracing women in tech at any level should be non-negotiable for any business and government that intends to thrive.
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"I don't think someone who's on parole at this moment in time should be running for office," Jessica Imes, a voter at the dinner, said.
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"As that process unfolds, we will determine if he is a confirmable person, but at this moment in time, I like him," Tester told CNN.
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Now remember, Sean, the only person at this moment in time that can get those documents declassified for the American-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: It&aposs the president.
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Wall Street and the big banks, at least at this moment in time, is political poison in Washington, D.C. And it's not just the financial sector.
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Basically, the Vivo Nex is a bleeding-edge device designed for anyone who wants the most legitimately bezel-free phone possible at this moment in time.
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However, if the federal election does not happen in November, which at this moment in time is not impossible, the Constitution will be left in tatters.
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And at this moment in time, I actually feel like I'm living on the Arthur M. Blank Family plantation, and I really don't like that feeling.
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Like astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, Nye has a lot to offer at this moment in time, when there's such a strong, politically motivated culture of science denial.
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I'd say that Remote Play with the PlayStation 4 you may already own is a smarter bet than Stadia, at least right at this moment in time.
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"He may be too hot to handle at this moment in time, but when the dust settles, his dance card will be very booked," Mr. Stein said.
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Washington (CNN)It's become almost de rigueur at this moment in time to note that President Donald Trump is the least presidential president who has ever presidented.
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"We're here at this moment in time because we failed to provide adequate resources" to the Department of Homeland Security, said Representative Paul Mitchell, Republican of Michigan.
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But I do believe at this moment in time that it's too early to make that kind of decision and it's too early to rush to judgment.
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This was not meant for us to weigh into the political waters at this moment in time and be a reflection or reaction to the Access Hollywood tapes.
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"Because it is coming in conjunction with all the other things at this moment in time, people might have a little bit more of a reaction," Tomes said.
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"Because it is coming in conjunction with all the other things at this moment in time, people might have a little bit more of a reaction," he said.
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It must elect a great president, and at this moment in time, greatness means the ability to deal successfully with the danger posed by climate change and nuclear weapons.
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"The approach I wanted to have as a host and judge to the girls is what my career stands for at this moment in time," she told USA Today.
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Surely the debut of such a emoji at this moment in time, after the worst mass shooting in US history, was deemed incredibly insensitive and dropped from the list.
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At this moment in time, there are real horrors to be dealt with that will be here long after the last trick-or-treater goes home on Halloween night.
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"For every citizen, it became clear that it is not politically correct at this moment in time to travel to the USA, especially for leisure," an institute spokesman said.
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"What she (Clinton) doesn't believe at this moment in time is that we can or should just start all over again" on healthcare, said Jennings, her former congressional liaison.
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Colbert then went on to revive his Jones-inspired character — Brain Fight radio host Tuck Buckford — who is coincidentally dealing with very similar struggles at this moment in time.
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Given my job, I am forced to ask myself every day: Is it possible to say anything truly profound or new about Donald Trump at this moment in time?
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And, in fact, Biden versus Trump is probably the highest probability matchup compared to all the others at this moment in time, though it's still a relative long-shot.
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I'd enjoy all of that (except the packing) but at this moment in time, I would enjoy not doing it more (especially the packing) — so I'm going to bail.
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"This was not meant for us to weigh into the political waters at this moment in time and be a reflection or reaction to the 'Access Hollywood' tapes," she said.
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We are so thankful to God, our parents and our wonderful families and friends for celebrating this day with us and for helping us arrive at this moment in time.
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"The power of storytelling at this moment in time might be our most effective way to convey that laws like FADA would impact our lives in significant ways," they say.
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"At this moment in time, (an invitation for Russia) doesn't seem to me to be at all realistic," Gentiloni said during a news conference with his British counterpart Theresa May.
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He just thought that this was the right call to make for Spotify because of the five or six conditions that the company met at this moment in time. Right.
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The fact that one of the 30 teams, at this moment in time, is having its own moment, doesn't trouble us or make us question the merits of our system.
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They haven't reached the point where that's no longer of value, and the two-steps-back approach doesn't suit the front office or, really, reality at this moment in time.
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" Matt, 57, noted that although "the future may be different," he is focusing on the present: "but Now is Now …and this is where we are at this moment in time….
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Strange that at this moment in time, surrounded by the invisible threat of infection, we are supposed to be denying all contact, to retreat, to barricade our bodies from the world.
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"What is important at this moment in time is full coordination between the Administration and Congress to ensure the safety of all Americans in Iraq and throughout the region," former Rep.
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If that means, at this moment in time, letting a few snide quips about Obamacare or climate change slide, because you're just not ready to talk about it, let that happen.
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The best TV episode of 2016 was confined almost entirely to one location, as the Johnson family confronted, head on, the realities of being black in America at this moment in time.
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What we know for sure is that ESA landed a robot on the surface of Mars, but things didn't go as planned, and that robot isn't working at this moment in time.
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Jamia Wilson, the Executive Director and Publisher of the Feminist Press, thinks that Oswalt's comments speak to where our culture is at this moment in time versus where we need to be.
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"At this moment in time it is not affecting us, not in any dramatic way because people haven't changed their travel patterns yet," CEO David Brown said in an interview on Thursday.
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"At this moment in time, we're not just combating the coronavirus, but we're combating fear and anxiety and social isolation as well," Bill Walsh, vice president of communications at AARP, told Recode.
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Alanna Bennett: Hi. Adam Vary: Hi. JF: So Adam, you wrote a wonderful piece that sort of like lays out what is going on at this moment in time in the movie business.
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But, still, at this moment in time, a TV-spin off of "Parasite" seems superfluous to say the least — "Parasite" is a perfect, timeless film that begs for repeat viewings and ends perfectly.
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So believes "Crossing Wall Street" blog editor Eddy Elfenbein, who argues that at this moment in time, it's much more advantageous for investors to buy rather than to take a more cautious stance.
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While I'll likely go green with envy over these vacay pictures should they pop up on Instagram, it sounds like this trip is exactly what the Wests need at this moment in time.
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The book's a little light on this topic, but why has everything to do with our values and our mission, and I think it's a particularly relevant question at this moment in time.
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Trust me, I'm going to let people know that at this moment in time to play this game with the war powers act ... whether you mean to or not, you're empowering the enemy.
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"It's possible that this is why this is appearing at this moment in time, especially because what everyone knows you need is someone who has a good relationship with the president," the source said.
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"When I look at this moment in time, I know the American people deserve to have someone who is going to fight for them ... and put them in front of self-interest," Harris added.
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I think coming to that realization was another data point along the way that listings was not a business for us, at this moment in time, because those things are important to some players.
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"It's possible that this is why this is appearing at this moment in time, especially because what everyone knows you need is someone who has a good relationship with the president," the source told Reuters.
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"At this moment in time, the bad guy in the movies is the one taking land from the poor farmer or villager," said S.V. Srinivas, a professor of cultural studies at the Azim Premji University.
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"It has been a privilege to campaign for the Democratic nomination for President, but it is clear that God has a different purpose for me at this moment in time," Delaney said in a statement.
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We Wanted A Revolution offers a rare look at this moment in time, placing the history of these black women artists and activists at the center of a historical narrative rarely told from their perspective.
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"It has been a privilege to campaign for the Democratic nomination for President, but it is clear that God has a different purpose for me at this moment in time," he said in a statement.
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"All of our emphasis at this moment in time is finding that suspect and all the different organizations -- security organizations here in Israel -- are working together to find that man," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld told CNN.
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"This election, while it is sort of surprising at this moment in time, needs to be contextualized," Lara Brown, PhD, the interim director of the Graduate School of Political Management at George Washington University, told Refinery29.
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Because I mean a lot of people talk about this idea, we'll get into fake news and things like that, but what works with the user at this moment in time, because that obviously will change.
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If I were to put it into one line, it came from my response to what I feel is the rage and the sorrow that we are carrying in our bodies at this moment in time.
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Since we've heard from fans that would love to relive full-game presentations, particularly at this moment in time, we are exploring that possibility for events and content that we don't have re-air rights already.
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The success of the ODA is particularly pertinent at this moment in time when scientific and medical momentum are spurring development of innovative, safe, and effective treatments for children and adults with very challenging medical conditions.
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"I am honored to be stepping into this important role, particularly at this moment in time, when the Bulletin's unique voice and depth of expertise is so clearly needed," Brown said in a statement from the organization.
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But the large clusters of audience members who stayed behind in the lobby after Sunday's performance discussing and analyzing the show suggest that — at this moment in time, in particular — it offered much more than mere entertainment.
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I'm talking about how, at this moment in time, black empowerment and having a planetary vision is necessary for people of African descent to think about some alternatives in relation to how to make their societies work.
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But at this moment in time, in these early months of 2017, when I could use any and every distraction from many elements of the real-world, the video games being released are absolutely in my wheelhouse.
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"Big tech is the biggest threat to free speech at this moment in time, and there is no fiercer advocate for the First Amendment than Breitbart News," said Alex Marlow, Breitbart's editor-in-chief, in an announcement.
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The reason why, to put it simply, is because they have adapted to what travel challenges look like at this moment in time, and then attempted to solve them inside an attractive bag at an affordable price.
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"I just don't think at this moment in time when we have a huge kind of surge at our border sending a message that we're going to decriminalize crossings is the right thing to do," Delaney told Hill.
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She's closer to Kim at this moment in time because Kim's been more engaged in Khloé's pregnancy, making her homemade bone broth and bringing her baby clothes, and the wounds from the whole Kourtney feud are still pretty fresh.
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I believe you are doing that because you love this country, and I believe history will show that you are a true profile in courage at this moment in time in the history of our country and I thank you.
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Low interest rates have been supportive for the world economy, according to ING Group's Chief Executive Ralph Hamers, but banks have to be "very cautious" at this moment in time because "this is exactly when things may go wrong," he said.
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"You have to be careful and very cautious not to take too much risk at this moment in time because everything looks so perfect," he told CNBC on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund meetings in Washington D.C. on Thursday.
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So there was excitement to enter, and as we got into the business several years later, we started to understand the realization of this is just not a business that, at this moment in time, IEX feels good about competing in.
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Stelter's two cents There should be daily televised White House briefings -- it's a travesty that the Trump W.H. ever cut back on daily Q&A's -- but at this moment in time, the briefings should be led by doctors and scientists.
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"At this moment in time, the harm Ohio claims it will suffer from a bellwether trial sounds way too speculative for a mandamus petition—especially one that seeks to not just enjoin, but dismiss every county and city claim," Zimmerman said.
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"At this moment in time, transfer students are receiving the most positive attention from higher education that they ever have," said Janet Marling, executive director of the National Institute for the Study of Transfer Students at the University of North Georgia.
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"No top-tier candidate at this moment in time would be crazy enough to do this," said Steve Schmidt, who helped lead the confirmation process for Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. in 2005 and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. months later.
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FOR HEDGE FUND MANAGERS I'TS A CONSTANT CHALLENGE: HOW DO YOU NEED TO REINVENT YOURSELF, SUCH THAT YOU HAVE THE SKILLS THAT ARE APPLICABLE AT THIS MOMENT IN TIME TO UNDERSTAND WHICH BUSINESSES ARE GOING TO FLOURISH AND WHICH ONES ARE NOT?
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That's why at this moment in time, on the back of the Russian intervention into Syria, I felt really strongly that we have a situation here where some journalist has to go in and bear witness to this bombardment or else nobody will.
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At this moment in time, these are the Vines that are currently On the Rise: Timing isn't a factor for a Vine to receive the Fire badge — it doesn't matter how old a Vine is, as long as people keep watching and sharing it.
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At this moment in time, when we as a society are having some very difficult discussions about race and justice and the police, revisiting this case in this form, do you think that that's going to affect the conversations that we are having today?
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But "there is no local refining capacity available and the sheer scale of farming needed to make the economies of scale work at this moment in time" is difficult, Merel Laroy, a spokesman for SkyNRG, a Netherlands-based alternative jet fuel supplier, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It's a toxic way of thinking, especially at this moment in time —it's the kind of unhealthy use of fame more often exhibited by, say, politicians imploding in their own cascading waterfall of narcissism, than artists who dedicate and attach themselves to generally decent ideas and causes.
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The problem with this vote splitting — which has only become more starkly obvious in recent years — is that it tends to reward older or at least whiter artists at the expense of young, often black artists who have more pop cultural cachet at this moment in time.
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In a statement, a Sky Atlantic spokesperson said the move comes in response to broadcast neutrality rules: Sky have complied with the Ofcom broadcasting restrictions at times of elections and referendums that prohibit us showing this section of [Last Week Tonight] at this moment in time.
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Once at the bottom the competition winner will find the DJ—whose identity we cannot disclose at this moment in time—who made the trip down a few months back, armed with nothing but a USB stick and a few months worth of tinned sardines for sustenance.
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We have to work against this cult of genius and allow there to be a diversity of voices, especially at this moment in time where civil liberties are going to be trampled upon and people are really going to experience oppression in a whole new way.
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"Whether that's the 'no ban, no wall, no raids' protests, or going to the town hall meetings of Congress members who have what I would argue is an indefensible position on health care, education and so much else that's being contested at this moment in time," she said.
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"The outlook for next week is that the shilling will probably be stable against the U.S. dollar or it could strengthen marginally due to a slowdown in demand for foreign currency in the market at this moment in time," said a trader at Commercial Bank of Africa (CBA) Tanzania.
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Although it is understandable that the gender pay gap is not a top concern at this moment in time, it's still important to recognize the damage that bias against women can do, erasing the gains we've made since the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements put pay equity in the spotlight.
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"The whole idea about having a contract was that in three months' time, when I've eaten myself stupid and am thinking of things to do in the future and maybe feel I need Formula One back in my life... "But at this moment in time that isn't the case.
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At this moment in time, when museum staffs are trying to hold their leadership accountable for everything from wage suppression during capital expansion, to sources of funding, it would be appropriate to go beyond scale and square footage to assess both the viability and desirability of building initiatives.
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A similar PlayStation "4.5" had been recently confirmed, the PlayStation Neo, and early details also indicate it is being made with virtual reality and 4K in mind, though at this moment in time many console consumers haven't moved towards the home entertainment systems or peripherals to take advantage of those features.
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The story in Syria is relevant because at this moment in time, the Syrian government has used these massive violations of human rights to put down a movement for reform and democracy, and has shown other leaders around the world, Arab or not, that such methods can be used with impunity.
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"The reality is that if Scotland were to become independent then like any other nation, the Scottish government would be the bank of last resort like the UK government is at this moment in time," said Flynn, speaking in his cramped, dimly-lit office decorated with a large Scottish national flag.
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"Intellectual capital has become the new currency of business and finance -- and the promise of utilizing brainpower to move individuals, families and even entire communities from poverty to prosperity within one generation has never been more possible than at this moment in time," he wrote in an essay for the Giving Pledge.
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And though I consider it a jaw-dropper that women were professionally discouraged from wearing completely socially conventional clothing in their workplace, a central conceit of Cuppetelli's work — both in its conception and in its making — points to one of those insidious contradictions we are experiencing at this moment in time as women.
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Part of the Trump phenomenon is that we've arrived at this moment in time of a systematic failure of the Republican Party; we've lived through an era of fraud that is really unprecedented in this country, going back to Enron and WorldCom and sports and the Catholic Church and on and on and on.
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There is a cottage industry of COVID-19 sleuths working backward from the number of known cases and deaths in the US to try to calculate how many actual infections exist out there, or how bad things are at this moment in time, by comparing numbers out of China and South Korea and Italy.
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" Arthur Cohen, chief executive of LaPlaca Cohen — a New York consulting firm that advises museums, including the Philadelphia Museum and the Frick, and other cultural institutions — suggested that museums were opting to grow within their own footprint now "because at this moment in time, the idea of a grand, flamboyant architectural gesture seems unseemly, quite tone-deaf.
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RH: Well, I think we all have to be realistic, that things have really changed in the world, and that, you know, the levels we had before the crisis, touching the 15%, that, I don't think that's reasonable to expect at this moment in time, and we're happy to be at 10%, because basically with the 10%, specifically in the Eurozone, we're outperforming most of our competitors.
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Since I know what Amazon's typical line is on the matter, I'll say now: This is, obviously, a fraction of the 13 million people Walmart employs in the US (2.2 million globally), and I am not arguing that the way Walmart has and does define the American worker is anything less than extremely important, probably more important than Amazon's definition at this moment in time.
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"The combination of what I've had to deal with just in terms of having a young family, what the state Supreme Court did, which I think was obscene, along with the political environment, has led me to the decision that what is best for my loved ones, that at this moment in time, running for reelection is not the prudent course of action," he told MSNBC's Kasie Hunt.
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Despite their cultural presence—which feels integral at this moment in time as people turn to them to make up for the void that club closures up and down the country have left—music festivals are one of the highest-risk businesses in the UK. It's worrying to think that, as you nurse a hangover with a falafel bowl in a field somewhere this summer, it's not guaranteed to be there next year.
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"At this moment in time, in the world, I was very drawn to making a show about a guy who is sort of selfless and anonymous, who has these kind of core heroic beliefs...who doesn't exist to do this for the glory or the fame or the recognition, but just sees himself as having a purpose and a sense of responsibility that goes beyond himself to society and the world at large," Cuse said.
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And so, the combination of what I've had to deal with just in terms of having a young family, what the state Supreme Court did which I think was obscene, along with the political environment, has me — led me to the decision that was best for my loved ones, those who love me the most, those who I love the most, that at this moment in time running for re-election is not the prudent course of action.
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"It's clear to me that to have the best chance of beating Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE, which is the most important thing for our party at this moment in time, and to actually be able to govern ... we need someone with that type of orientation," he said.
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