From Comey, this reaction -- a quote he attributes to Rev.
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The motivations he attributes to Mr. Comey are utterly misplaced.
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Shockingly, Bob had no frostbite, which he attributes to Kelsey's attentive care.
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Mimus' tracking involves assigning attributes to each person as they are detected.
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Facebook uses about 52,000 unique attributes to classify users and target ads.
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He does, however, possess the necessary attributes to anchor a Gurney play.
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The site's home page bears a quotation, which he attributes to himself.
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Her own parents have cardiovascular conditions that she attributes to their diets.
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This is close to the reverse of the view Sirota attributes to him.
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But their extended family is close-knit, which Erik attributes to their Mexican culture.
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Though, if I am being honest, it takes certain…attributes to overcome those barriers.
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Williams has experienced migraines since her early teens, which she attributes to childhood injuries.
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As Michael Tomasky reminds us, some of the ideas he attributes to former Gov.
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CNN has not confirmed the Twitter account that SITE attributes to Alshamrani was his.
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But there's no infighting yet, something Chamberlain attributes to the "all hands on deck" mentality.
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Still, he gets pain around his liver and fatigue that he attributes to the disease.
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Vermont rode those attributes to a first-place finish in Quality of Life in 2018.
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Giuliani's statement, which he attributes to Mueller, is not, in fact, etched in constitutional granite.
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He then went on to outline the problems he attributes to President Obama's environmental regulations.
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It's something she attributes to many years spent in her other career as a psychic.
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He just didn't have the resources and god/game-given attributes to pull it off.
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Millie still has a sharp mind and has outlived two husbands, which she attributes to genes.
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He has never had a long-term relationship, which he attributes to deep-rooted trust issues.
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There are a lot of attributes to look at: genre, speed, gender of the singer, instruments.
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Everything I consume from media to music, art, and also fashion, attributes to my queer expression.
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"They assumed it was a rootkit installed by hackers," Motherboard attributes to an ex-Yahoo employee.
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"Clearly, each statement that Plaintiff attributes to the Fox Defendants cannot plausibly be defamatory," Batts wrote.
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For a start, Sanders continues to deny he made the observation that Warren attributes to him.
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Personally I would never give up these important attributes to consume 25 or 30 calories less.
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Once, a film festival rejected showing the doc, which Samp attributes to pesticide companies sponsoring the event.
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Arlena Labon celebrated her 108th birthday this week – a milestone she attributes to the power of love.
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This was before I had enough confidence in my other attributes to value myself beyond the physical.
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Those influences made me more confident, adventurous, and hedonistic — all good attributes to have when you're young.
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Many see him as having all the right attributes to fill the ticket and win over progressives.
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Companies investing in Colombia, however, want to rely on the country's natural attributes to break that mold.
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Soon after, her mother fell ill and died, which the family attributes to stress from the ordeal.
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The Brazilian, without a doubt, possesses all the attributes to one of, if not, the world's best.
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It's a sense of romance reminiscent of the "mass nostalgia" which theorist Svetlana Boym attributes to Perestroika.
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The total, though, made far bigger dent—something ActBlue attributes to grassroots activism by Democrats since Trump's election.
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Similarly, her genre on SoundCloud is "goth pop," a term North attributes to being facetious on the internet.
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The drink's been a secret-menu seller that Starbucks attributes to the creativity of its customers and baristas.
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Later on in the evening, Facebook said it had resolved the issue, which it attributes to software updates.
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The CBS News correspondent was bullied as child, which he attributes to being both gay and having Tourette's.
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"There's unique attributes to Christine Chubbuck's story that make you process ideas about 'crazy women,'" he has said.
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It's a quality he attributes to a childhood spent rebelling against directions, preferring to carve his own path.
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Some of the ailments the military attributes to aging, they say, are actually the aftermath of C.I.A. torture.
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Still, three of them ultimately died, which Dr. Emani attributes to a delay in treatment and other causes.
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Second, border apprehensions, including of minors, have dramatically declined under Mr. Trump, which he attributes to his rhetoric.
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"There's some warehouses that have some unique attributes to them that stand out from other warehouses," Monroe said.
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China climbed 15 places to 31st, a move Djankov attributes to domestic reforms prompted by trade tensions with Washington.
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Larson said the financing was two-times over-subscribed, which he again attributes to solid financials giving investors confidence.
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This interest is something the team attributes to natural curiosity, though there was likely some sarcasm at play, too.
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"It is actually sinister behavior," Watkins says of being kicked offline, a decision he attributes to Cloudfare's upcoming IPO.
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"Young people don't know how to regulate," he says, a problem he attributes to today's YOLO, "no moderation" culture.
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Mr. Chavez struggled, though, with drinking, a vice he attributes to an overindulgence in New York's gay night life.
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The construction of Patanjali's own factories has been dogged by delays, which the company attributes to starting multiple projects simultaneously.
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They've done amazing things with Harley's current comic run and they'd be perfect to bring her best attributes to screen.
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Its design attributes to the cost, sure, but this drive's main selling point is its Thunderbolt 3 data transfer speeds.
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The film tanked at the box office, which Rodriguez attributes to Weinstein personally burying the movie because of McGowan's involvement.
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Nearly two-thirds voted to leave the EU in 2016, which Mr Beattie in part attributes to concerns about immigration.
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A Star Is Born is the first project Cooper has slowed down for — something he attributes to his new family.
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The segment was about the rise in popularity of dining solo, which Kathie Lee attributes to the invention of smartphones.
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But after finding God at 27 years old, he made a seemingly miraculous recovery that he attributes to his faith.
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Perhaps it was due to the lack of parental supervision or attention, which Goense attributes to both her parents working.
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He said there was a series of attributes to like about energy companies that, when combined, create a real opportunity.
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The young villagers I meet seem hard-working and ambitious—all useful attributes to enter the adult world armed with.
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In 2017, the painter was diagnosed with intestinal cancer, which he attributes to years of working in intensely hot weather.
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Standing in his two-room home, Joshua Lesete points to wall cracks he attributes to blasting at the Mogalakwena mine.
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In addition, Balkin said ATM usage has grown 6.2 percent, an uptick he attributes to Pepper's presence on the floor.
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And those across the industry have taken notice of the newcomer, which Chu attributes to her candor and sense of self.
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Even when they do gain coverage, there are other barriers to access, such as high copays, which Nadglowski attributes to stigma.
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Sprout's speaking voice is far lower than his singing voice, which he attributes to doing the high harmonies over Pollard's lead.
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He is also the rare elite athlete who can call himself an Eagle Scout, something he attributes to his father's influence.
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The things he wants that he attributes to being 36 — like, 'I just want to go to bed at 7 p.m.
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She used to "overthink" the future, but has found ways to feel calmer, something she attributes to participating in Bussma activities.
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It assumes that the Fed would raise interest rates to over 6 percent, causing a recession it attributes to Mr. Trump.
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One of the key ingredients across the board is hypochlorous acid, an ingredient Liu attributes to completely transforming her own skin.
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The board believes that the job of the HP CEO now requires additional attributes to successfully execute on the company's strategy.
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Along with his soundness, his adjustment to his new life is one of the things Moore attributes to his continual improvement.
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Ng, age 39, is also a self-described type A people-pleaser, which she attributes to her upbringing in Shaker Heights.
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McDonnell has been open about his struggles within his marriages and with substance abuse, which he attributes to his childhood trauma.
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One of his patients, a serious athlete, experienced a protracted death that Dr. Shavelson attributes to the patient's high cardiac function.
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Disney tells us it's working quickly to address the problems, which it attributes to an "incredible response" for its new service.
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Kline maintains a list of chronic pain patient suicides — now up to 33 names — that he attributes to having prescriptions cut off.
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The personal styling company uses predictive algorithms to look at a number of attributes to determine who will make a successful client.
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Quebec's Raglan nickel mine is facing melting "dry stacks" of tailings, something Lapointe attributes to botched climate change predictions by its operator.
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Part of it he attributes to the "localized agendas" of major newspapers in America, where there is no one genuinely national newspaper.
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" To date, the account has only been briefly suspended for review last year which SB attributes to fake profiles and "hater shade.
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But I think I have the best attributes to deliver on what all 10 of us say has got to be done.
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Clinton in the final days, which the campaign attributes to the F.B.I.'s renewed focus on her emails as early voting began.
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Umeme has faced criticism from the public and businesses for charging high consumer tariffs which the firm attributes to high energy losses.
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The police do not count among the dead the hundreds of victims killed nightly, in attacks the government attributes to vigilante groups.
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Instead, he often fixates on any hint of criticism, deeming the network ungrateful for the high ratings that he attributes to himself.
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He grew up poor in Detroit and went on to become a renowned neurosurgeon, a trajectory he attributes to his childhood outlook.
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Mr. Steele has had surgery and extensive physical therapy that he attributes to all the stair-climbing he does in the show.
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This represents the fourth year in a row of double-digit growth, which the RIAA attributes to increases from paid subscription services.
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Kim Kardashian, herself a trendsetter and master of parlaying her attributes to exponential financial gain, often cites Lopez as an early inspiration.
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Conservation departments have also stayed predominantly white, which Ms. Westermann attributes to the long pathway that leads to opportunities in those roles.
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"If I feel close to nature or feel one with nature, I start to ascribe human-like attributes to nature," Forstmann said.
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Caplan, the medical ethicist, says that at most they'll get a single lecture on social media, which he attributes to the generation gap.
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There's a huge number of weapon types in this game, all with their own stats, techniques, and attributes to balance against one another.
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They showed that Wheeler's experiment, given certain assumptions, can be explained using a classical model that attributes to a photon an intrinsic nature.
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Then, of course, there are the punk elements of his music, which he attributes to time spent with his indie kid half-brother.
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Microsoft is also making some nice inroads in the search space, reporting 18% revenue growth, which the company attributes to Windows 10 adoption.
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Fitch attributes $212016 million of incremental EBITDA to Wynn Palace relative to the $211005029 million - $10050291 million Fitch attributes to competitors' Macau projects.
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The concentrated spectacle, which Debord attributes to totalitarian and "Stalinist" regimes, is implemented through the cult of personality and the use of force.
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Ren posted a lengthy tweetstorm in which she got extremely real about how her health suffered, which she attributes to working too hard.
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The coroner's report describes abnormal flexing of the arms and legs, which it attributes to severe brain damage from not getting enough oxygen.
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The increase in nonelderly veteran Medicaid coverage occurred parallel to an increase in private insurance purchases that Dworsky attributes to the growing economy.
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The coalition increased its membership to 800 CEOs in 2019, which it attributes to the prioritization of diversity and inclusion at US firms.
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Still, the county has no particular attributes to suggest it represents the center of American political thought, certainly not in the 21st century.
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There are leagues of channels and forums dedicated to deconstructing the technical details of their records, and the peculiar attributes to their artwork.
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Even on a high salary, Ayodele's savings habits are impressive, which she attributes to the lessons she learned from her mom and dad.
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Their cellphone connection is eerily clear — a fact he attributes to the northern lights, which are putting on a glorious show above him.
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He acknowledged to senators that as a political appointee he would bring different attributes to the embassy than an official with diplomatic experience.
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In the past year alone, the group has more than doubled its numbers, a boost that Holder attributes to increased awareness of polyamory.
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In Houston, Latino reports of rape have dropped by 40 percent, which the chief of police himself attributes to people not reporting crime.
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China saw its ranking climb 15 places to 31st, a move Djankov attributes to domestic reforms prompted by trade tensions with the United States.
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In Khan's defence, many—myself included—felt that Mayweather ducked Khan, precisely because he had all the attributes to make it an interesting bout.
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It was Zhang who revealed details of Jiao's Stakhanovite attributes to Chinese journalists; their story, published in February 1966, launched the cult of Jiao.
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In his 11th season, for example, Votto has decided to just stop striking out, something he attributes to adapting to how pitchers attack him.
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Ms. Vasina oversees the borscht as well, a gentle vegetarian version whose rich hue she attributes to knowing the exact time to add vinegar.
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Revenue missed forecasts amid an overall slide in sales, which the company attributes to its ongoing effort to build a higher quality revenue base.
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This is something she attributes to focussing on her health and happiness, instead of getting wasted, partying all the time and burning herself out.
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"The fourth rate—the goal of that is to make sure that the benefit on income earners attributes to the middle class," he said.
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In the past few years, he said he's seen an uptick in such merchandise, a development he attributes to the nation's divisive political climate.
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Stephen Colbert: The popularity of the comedian and his "Late Show" continues to grow, a trend that he attributes to the public's increasing unease.
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As a logo, the company has chosen the dragonfly, because its managers believe the speedy, nimble insect has similar attributes to his electric car.
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After all, campaigns analyze polls to determine which candidate attributes to focus on, while pundits scour the results to predict which candidate will triumph.
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Brown retired in 2016, after he noticed an uptick in the crime rate, which he attributes to budget cuts that led to staffing shortages.
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Beijing often states that there hasn't been a major incident in the region since 2015, something it attributes to the government's highly controversial policies.
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The Social Security Administration said it was working vigorously to address the backlog, which it attributes to the aging of the baby boomer generation.
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Google does not manually assign rankings to individual websites, Faville said, but analyzes a website's attributes to automatically give it a position in results.
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An energetic M.C., Flohio — whose given name is Funmi Ohiosuma — floods her music with a brashness that she attributes to her South London upbringing.
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As Slate's Andrea Pitzer found, however, many of the quotes Dylan attributes to Moby-Dick seem to come from SparkNotes, rather than Herman Melville's novel.
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The video contained a graphic video warning, which Facebook attributes to videos that it believes meet its Community Guidelines but should be viewed at discretion.
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But a lot of the people in the competitive gaming space have found that there are media attributes to their businesses that are as valuable.
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As Trump likes to note, Pyongyang hasn't detonated a nuclear device or tested a missile since 2017 — a fact he attributes to his diplomatic prowess.
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The Afero Profile Editor (APE) offers an intuitive user interface that enables developers to register devices and define the attributes to expose to outside clients.
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Lagging behind, Apple TV's market share fell to 15 percent – a drop that Parks Associates Senior Analyst Glenn Hower attributes to Apple TV's price point.
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But there are other important attributes to keep in mind as well, such as consistent return, expenses, total return, and preservation of capital, said Roseen.
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Still, in the store's two decades, Mr. Horowitz said, nothing significant was stolen, a fact he attributes to the difficulty of selling black-market books.
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Indeed, De Benos went on to tell me that the cafe stocks almost no North Korean products, something which he attributes to difficulties of importation.
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Bitfinex trading volumes climbed 38 percent in November, which the firm attributes to traditional investors with roots in high-frequency trading opening accounts since March.
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Not long ago, for example, he fell ill after eating clam chowder, which he attributes to meat broth that he suspects was in the soup.
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After getting a divorce earlier this year, a decision that he at least partly attributes to the shooting, Casey Clarkson moved in with his parents.
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Its home page and several ads feature the quotation, "Multivitamins for people who check the ingredients first," which it attributes to The New York Times.
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"Some people like to blame it on Airbnb," Ms. Deam said of the congestion, which she attributes to support staff employed by increasingly affluent homeowners.
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What's distressing to regulators is the lack of new competitors, a trend Mr. Mundt attributes to a company's access to data and plentiful financial resources.
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But since this time last year, the sector saw a huge increase — 26 percent — which LinkedIn chief economist Guy Berger attributes to rising food prices.
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The teenage birth rate has halved in the past ten years—something that Power to Decide, a campaign group, attributes to less sex and better contraception.
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However, the chipmaker's revenue fell short of forecasts and it also issued weaker-than-expected guidance, which it attributes to a slowdown in the semiconductor sector.
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The chipmaker's revenue fell short of forecasts, however, and it also issued weaker-than-expected guidance, which it attributes to a slowdown in the semiconductor sector.
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On May 11, 2013, de los Reyes slipped off of his bed while shifting around, an accident he attributes to some luxurious new sheets and bedding.
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You start with the belief that the successful person deserves their success, and then use their caricatured attributes to reverse-engineer an explanation for that success.
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Italy also has seen a considerable decline, from $480 billion to $340 billion, which Fitch attributes to political jitters ahead of a constitutional referendum in December.
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In Q3 of 2016, Facebook reported an 18 percent increase in desktop ad revenue, which Facebook CFO David Wehner directly attributes to the ad blocker workarounds.
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Altria expects cigarette volumes in the U.S. to decline by 5% to 6% this year, which the company attributes to cigarette smokers switching to e-cigarettes.
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You play a guy in a wheelchair who's able to transform into one of seven assassins at will, taking on their various attributes to solve puzzles.
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The accounts are disturbing and specific, but incomplete and unproven—something Hanks' accuser attributes to the trauma-based mind control she believes herself a victim of.
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Single-malt scotch distillers commonly fill their distillate in ex-bourbon or ex-sherry casks, with each type contributing different attributes to the whisky over time.
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Both have ridden those attributes to dizzying political highs but also found they take a toll, raising doubts about their judgment and fitness for public office.
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Another 73 plasters, which Mr. Hedberg also attributes to Degas, were found at Valsuani; when still operative, the foundry cast 27 sets of bronzes from them.
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They can also create "lookalike" lists through Fcaebook, or data sets that have similar attributes to the data targets on their lists, to expand their reach.
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As Trump decides on a replacement for retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy, the White House team will naturally be considering what attributes to emphasize in that successor.
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A coach of the team told me that one of his players still has a metallic taste in his mouth that he attributes to the trauma.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Israel's Everlasting Occupation" (Sunday Review, June 4): Nathan Thrall attributes to Israel an early determination to hold on to the territories.
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The senator took people with diabetes on a bus trip across the border to dramatize high prices in the U.S. that he attributes to corporate greed.
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"Assuming that a reasonable consumer might ignore the evidence plainly before him attributes to consumers a level of stupidity that the court cannot countenance," she added.
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For example, the report attributes to Google any work that was supported by any organization to which we belong or have ever donated (such as CCIA).
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A recent study from #Angels revealed that more startup equity goes to male workers, which Underwood attributes to a lack of diverse representation at growing companies.
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The billionaire businessman has been rising sharply in the polls — a fact that virtually everyone, friend or foe, attributes to his colossal spending on TV advertising.
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Arizona was slow to count, something its secretary of state, Michele Reagan, attributes to the large number of early votes: 320,000 ballots were unsealed on election day.
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PlainsCapital Bank's nonperforming asset (NPA) and NCO ratios have historically remained below mid-tier peer group averages, which Fitch attributes to the company's generally conservative underwriting standards.
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Ali, a 25-year-old only child, says that she's an introvert by nature, which she attributes to spending a lot of time alone as a kid.
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Instead, Vitaliev says the attacks tapered off significantly after October, an effect he attributes to the FBI takedown of the vDOS booting service and other similar efforts.
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It appears calm today, though there are signs of trouble returning, particularly kidnappings, which he attributes to smaller cartels squabbling over areas once controlled by the Caballeros.
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In April 2007 she collapsed, broke her cheekbone and woke up in a pool of blood, a well-publicized accident she attributes to sleep deprivation and exhaustion.
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A military adviser, Ebenhoch said he was seldom approached by actors on sets, which he attributes to the fact that he always wore his uniform at work.
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In "Where We Are", for instance, Roger Scruton, a conservative philosopher, describes a crisis of identity that he attributes to Britons losing touch with "place and neighbourhood".
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According to the report, which DigiTimes attributes to Taiwan-based supply chain makers, Samsung Display will be the "exclusive supplier" of AMOLED panels for the 2017 iPhone.
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The 6-year-old has been through the ranks (from kindergarten all the way to CEO), and one skill she attributes to her rise to the top?
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Plus Martha's defection, plus the end of his marriage (which I'm pretty sure he attributes to stress over the Soviets, even if that's not the full story).
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It's a change that Neveau attributes to the "frictionless" model of ride-hailing apps, which are consistent and free busy travelers from inconveniences like receipts and haggling.
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A source at Pixar told THR Lasseter had a habit of "grabbing, kissing," and "making comments about physical attributes" to employees and others in the entertainment industry.
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The company said it looks beyond traditional financial metrics and into a variety of social and behavioral attributes to assess a borrower's ability to repay a debt.
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His fascination with Betsy is clear in his decision to use her to tell his story, and in the insightful and nimble prose he attributes to her.
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Another very prominent candidate, media magnate Nabil Karoui, is in detention on suspicion of tax fraud and money laundering, charges he denies and attributes to political chicanery.
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Ms. Fisher, for example, has a whole new wardrobe to show off the 20 pounds she's lost, which she attributes to having hired her at-home team.
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The company said it looks at text and images in the post itself, as well as the ad's target audience and other attributes, to make a determination.
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Texas and California were the most frequently targeted states, which the league attributes to more concentrated membership in those states from the most active white supremacist groups.
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But since he arrived in Turkey, basketball experts say, his shooting and attacking play has improved — a change that Mr. Udoh attributes to Fenerbahce's coach, Zeljko Obradovic.
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In June, she moved to an apartment in Long Island City, in Queens, and she has been sober for eight months, which she attributes to God's help.
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More than 80% of Norwegians are white, but they are also from a "developed" European country with -- in Trump's eyes -- the manners and attributes to be worthy.
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But now the discharge is decreasing, an issue Frederick attributes to increased water usage by inland farmers and residents, as well as drought conditions across the state.
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Target says its received 20 percent more applications this year than at the same point last year, which it attributes to its starting $12 per hour wage.
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Kim Jong Un&aposs half brother was fatally poisoned with VX nerve agent in a Malaysian airport last year in an attack the U.S. attributes to the North.
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At her most enraged point, Hadley said she blacked out, letting loose with fire-and-brimstone language that she now attributes to a byproduct of Diaz's alleged abuse.
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On Fridays and Saturdays in early November, rates started at $189 and on Sunday jumped to $249, which management attributes to its location near the Moscone Convention Center.
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It's a shift he attributes to "a lot of disinformation and misinformation" on Israel, something Hoenlein said Sanders fed into with his erroneous statement about 10,000 civilian casualties.
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Many in Flint have had skin irritation and rashes in the past 18 months, which Dr. Hanna-Attisha attributes to the extra chlorine and TTHMs in the water.
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And yet financial performance has been decidedly less glitzy, which the $870 million company partly attributes to the cost of implementing a five-year strategic plan in 2016.
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Using today's cutting edge technology, researchers still had to generate hundreds of artistic stylizations and painstakingly home in on attributes to deliver the best possible Style Transfer experience.
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Forty years is a long time, a period that Rachel attributes to the many shops and stores shut down in Homewood during its large transition in the '50s.
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Year on year, Craig says violent crime in the area known for urban decay, drugs and gangs has fallen 50%, something he attributes to Steil and his team.
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Sabbath Assembly's lead singer Jamie Myers, who took the stage after Void Vision, had a similar impact on listeners, which she attributes to the ritualistic characteristic of music.
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According to SteamDB, which tracks various Steam-related statistics, game-specific bans have risen significantly in 2017, which BattlEye attributes to the growing popularity of Battlegrounds (and cheaters).
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Wind power grew at a slower rate in 270 than the previous year, which the IEA attributes to the hangover after a 27 wind energy boom in China.
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Marriott has ended up with "something that is curated, which has service attributes to it, which has got design function to it, has got key delivery," Sorenson said.
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The truth, she insists, is that her successes are "inaccessible" to her, which she attributes to her upbringing in the Congregational Church, where her father was a deacon.
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Her fitness has also improved significantly, something she attributes to maturity and to her Slovakian fitness coach, Martin Hromkovic, a former soccer player who is also her boyfriend.
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So he went to work in the private service sector where his physical attributes — especially those society attributes to his skin color — were more valuable than his education.
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Over the last two weeks, Schiff and the other House managers laid out how the president was guilty of the sins that he so often attributes to others.
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We collected a broad combination of attributes to support why we think the startup is promising, including valuations, funding, founding teams, and the product or service it offers.
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PlainsCapital Bank's nonperforming asset and net charge-off ratios have historically remained below mid-tier peer group averages, which Fitch attributes to the company's generally conservative underwriting standards.
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Kupperman does not face a credible threat of being the first person in American history fined under the supposed inherent contempt authority that he attributes to the House.
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Pokémon Go also has the attributes to support a big bang and then a slow fizzle: The game is IRL social, but that's not sustainable like true social.
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This tendency took concrete form in character databases, wherein users could store, shape, and merge different attributes to create their ideal avatar without a "story" or overarching narrative.
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Some of them have fallen further into dormancy: Most of the titles PW attributes to Depp's Infinitum Nihil imprint in 2015 are now listed under its parent imprint, Harper.
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But the movie has been in his life much longer than that, and it's the first project Cooper has slowed down for — something he attributes to his new family.
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After a transitory rise in the first few months, which Davenport attributes to supply shortages as the system came on line, both retail prices and wholesale prices have plummeted.
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Microsoft's Surface business also continued to grow this past quarter, seeing a 12 percent year over year rise in sales, which the company attributes to the new Surface Laptop.
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Eike Schmidt, the director of the Uffizi and the Pitti Palace, pledged to dedicate more shows to female artists, a decision he attributes to conversations with the Guerrilla Girls.
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"If your heart races, then we can suggest people of similar physical and social attributes to you because your heart can not lie," the narrator says in the video.
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The press has inevitably focused on the sensational quotes that Wolff attributes to Steve Bannon, the disruptive figure who was for a time the chairman of Trump's presidential campaign.
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Kramer — and everyone he's talked to — have not seen such patients in decades, a development he attributes to the advent of aggressive antidepressant prescription to forestall such dire outcomes.
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The latter two years represent more muted gains than the 15.3 percent so far in 2017 and the big year in 3003, which Kostin attributes to flatter margins ahead.
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Despite its sweetness, the pea also has a slightly salty taste, which Mr. Alija attributes to the sea winds that sweep across the coastal farmland of the Basque Country.
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Though Mikal was able to sustain a paying job, which he attributes to his outward male appearance and the privilege that comes with it, Keisha wasn't in that position.
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In his office, which has cracks running along the walls that he attributes to the mine's frequent blasting, he says the lawsuit is about more than just property taxes.
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Their dad kicked them out—he initially thought they were making drugs, which Bryan attributes to the fact that his dad must have been on a Breaking Bad bender.
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The shutdown, which the company attributes to a 230 percent drop in demand over four years for the factory's products, will end the corporation's 343-year history in Peterborough.
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While it's not unusual for Apple to shift production schedules, it does sound like a dramatic shift for a flagship phone, a shift Nikkei attributes to soft holiday sales.
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Since highs in July, Netflix shares have fallen about 4 percent, a dip Mitchelson attributes to a recent lack of compelling original content compared to last year's third quarter.
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Mr. Pettibon, who routinely alters found images and quotations, stays faithful to the original in this case, except to insert a misogynistic quotation he attributes to Henry A. Kissinger.
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Abraha says he inherited an antagonistic set of customers when he and his two business partners bought Holiday Market in 2014, a dynamic he attributes to the previous owners.
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There was also a smaller uptick in fake-tree purchases — from 21.1 million in 2017 to 23.6 million in 2018 — which Hundley attributes to a stable and surging economy.
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While Amazon has maintained that it doesn't employ demand-based surge pricing, it does use an opaque pricing algorithm that factors in all kinds of attributes to adjust price tags.
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Although this test of the Apple Watch engine was an N of 1, I followed a similar approach, evolving each concept and brining the best attributes to the subsequent concepts.
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Cubana is known by locals for consistently having delays and cancellations, which the airline attributes to a lack of airplanes and parts because of the American trade embargo on Cuba.
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He isn't necessarily optimistic about the real estate market, either, saying it's been "super weird" with an "inventory crunch for four straight years," which he attributes to low wage growth.
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But aside from MAX woes, American is also dealing with about a dozen daily cancellations it attributes to work slowdowns by its two main mechanics unions, which need new contracts.
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The Legend of Tarzan star, 39, chose to present the night's top award, movie of the year, in his tighty whities – a decision he attributes to his latest movie role.
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As 2018 has begun, we've seen less anti-trans legislative action than the past two years—a result that Keisling attributes to a combination of activism and corporate lobbying efforts.
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In addition to gender discrimination, her lawsuit accuses SkyWest of retaliating against her by giving her written reprimands for missing work -- absences she attributes to her anxiety over seeing him.
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Dr. Johanson said it was far more likely that the fractures Dr. Kappelman attributes to a fall had occurred long after her death, as her skeleton was buried under sand.
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Nat, a 31-year-old from Los Angeles, says she's among the millennials with exactly zero friends or acquaintances, something she attributes to the fact that she works from home.
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A very personal reasonSo she was on the prowl for a health tech company to join and Neural Analytics ultimately won her over, which she attributes to a few reasons.
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Sensor fusion technology which merges the capabilities of sensors of varied attributes to enable early and accurate recognition, even in challenging conditions such as fog, backlight and night-time driving.
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That bit of ideology reminds me of that quote everybody attributes to Albert Einstein about the definition of insanity: doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results.
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"Lawmakers determined that it needed two key attributes to fulfill its mission: independence, and the ability to act promptly and decisively in response to new threats to consumers," they wrote.
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In June, the National Credit Union Association, Partner Colorado's regulator, advised Seefried that it would begin examining the institution quarterly rather than yearly, which she attributes to the national expansion.
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Megvii's prospectus discloses both rapid growth in revenue and widening losses, which the company attributes to changes in the fair value of its preferred shares and investment in research and development.
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But recently, commenters on her Instagram have made disturbing allegations that the quotes that Hollis posts on her Instagram page — which she either attributes to herself or leaves vague — are plagiarized.
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This is, of course, an offshoot of Pandora's Music Genome Project, which uses over 450 attributes to describe songs, along with complex algorithms to categorize and then suggest them to users.
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In its earnings report today, the company announced that its daily active user numbers dropped from last quarter by 2 million, which CEO Evan Spiegel mainly attributes to lost Android users.
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But the advancements being made, which the show attributes to Maggie following a guidebook that was given to her last season by the helicopter-traveling Georgie, feel hard-earned and believable.
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"It was not a critical success," notes Mr Rosenthal, words that he attributes to Marina Vaizey, an art critic, still etched in his memory: "The intentions were laudable; the results lamentable".
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Take Leah's looks here, all from H&M's celebratory 4th of July collection, which demonstrate the fearless dressing she attributes to her mom and dad becoming Americans in their late teens.
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The amber spookily captures one individual extending his limbs forward in a move that might have been intended to threaten rival males or show off his physical attributes to interested females.
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Madonna accentuated her feminine attributes to project a powerful silhouette, and Jean Paul Gaultier's original cone bra—made for Madonna's 1990 Blonde Ambition tour—sold for $52,000 at auction in 2012.
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Older brother Anjoe owned two agricultural supply stores before he shut down in 2010 and moved to Georgia, a bust he attributes to high taxes and competition from Wal-Mart Inc.
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The FDA expects to be approving 10 to 20 new gene therapies each year by 2025, a surge in new products that the regulator attributes to new innovations in the field.
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For retail banks, these firms focus on tuning the very action-based rules that failed in the first place, without providing new scoring tables or custom data attributes to improve performance.
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Fancy Bear, a group U.S. intelligence believes hacked the Democratic National Committee in 2016 and attributes to Russia, appears to be using Lojack laptop tracking software to facilitate new hacking campaigns.
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Mr. Grant points out that there is still no detailed policy paper explaining the type of trade deal Britain wants with the European Union, an omission he attributes to political divisions.
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Yet in a city of 40,000, only 25 people were injured and no one was killed, a fact that Carrie Tergin, the mayor of Jefferson City, attributes to obedience and luck.
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His coalition asserts that he won 61 percent of the presidential vote, with 18 percent for Mr. Tshisekedi, figures it attributes to the Catholic Church's 40,000 election observers across the country.
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Coal combustion is a leading contributor to the 7 million deaths per year that the World Health Organization attributes to air pollution, and the leading source of planet-warming carbon dioxide.
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Apple emerged as the market leader for overall wearable tech space during the third quarter of 2019, which IDC attributes to the popularity of the Apple Watch, AirPods, and Beats headphones.
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Mr. Baron's investment philosophy — that over the long term the stocks that he picks will keep doubling — is fired by a relentless optimism that he attributes to his life's good fortune.
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"His feel for political economies in poor countries was limited," Coll writes in a section on Nigeria — a weakness he attributes to Tillerson never having lived abroad for an extended period.
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She also found the national average for nonmedical exemptions was down in 2016 from a 2009 spike — a fact she attributes to California and Vermont's 2015 cancellation of their personal belief exemptions.
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Pew reports a recent decline in public approval, which it attributes to a sharp drop in support from conservatives after the Supreme Court's decisions in the same-sex marriage and Obamacare cases.
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Enjoy it, use it to connect with people that you haven't spoken to in forever—there's a lot of really positive attributes to it but, put the phone down and have dinner.
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Michelle Obama says she had to fight past a barrage of criticism on her way to the White House, which she attributes to the mountain black women must climb to become beloved.
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A new survey finds that a vast majority of travelers were pleased with their air travel experience in 2015, which a top industry organization attributes to falling ticket prices and expedited screening.
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Asian currencies including India's rupee and the Malaysian Ringgit have gained - a "puzzle" Brooks attributes to expectations of a U.S.-China trade deal rather than investors responding to the Fed's dovish shift.
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The Thursday timing is quite a coincidence, one that the White House attributes to the president's busy week of meetings with world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
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Weaver boasts sound basic equipment; a natural ease on the stage, aristocratic good looks and a resonant baritone, which he attributes to a family line that boasts a number of opera singers.
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She also found the national average for nonmedical exemptions was down in 245 from a 2000 spike — a fact she attributes to California and Vermont's 22010 cancellation of their personal belief exemptions.
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Gaggino said TikTok is significantly cheaper than Instagram and Facebook for paid ads, which he attributes to the fact that it has fewer advertisers and therefore less competition in its ad auctions.
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She also found the national average for nonmedical exemptions was down in 2016 from a 2009 spike — a fact she attributes to California and Vermont's 20123 cancellation of their personal belief exemptions.
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It is hiring 20,000 fewer workers in America this winter compared with last year, which Mark May, an analyst at Citigroup, attributes to greater use of robots in the retail giant's fulfilment centres.
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Completely undetectable, her custom, shade-matched lace fronts melt into the heads of those who wear them — a quality she attributes to an all-consuming passion for the technique that started in 2400.
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Facebook, on the other hand, has seen its sales jump consistently by more than 40 to 50 percent every year, which Sanchez attributes to the vast store of information at the company's fingertips.
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In 2015, Gonzalez saw more sales on the days leading up to Thanksgiving than on Black Friday—a fact she attributes to sheer competition from non-cannabis retailers on the infamous shopping day.
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She said there were instances of harassment and abusive behavior, which she attributes to the financial benefits promised by the energy industry, such as a $350,000 donation by Encana to the Rosebud Theatre.
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The team says they're working on adding more attributes to the set so that a system will be able to report not just species, but sex, life stage, habitat notes and other metadata.
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On the digital media side, Verizon says AOL (which owns TechCrunch) saw revenue (minus traffic acquisition costs) decrease 4 percent year-over-year, a decline it attributes to the growth of programmatic advertising.
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The trick was combining those attributes to an optimum balance to keep them rhythmically scything through the water, and Bond said they had now developed something of an instinctive feel in the boat.
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There may be an element of self-loathing there, like the self-loathing Smith attributes to Weinstein himself; the women enablers may have some unconscious need to diminish and devalue something they lack.
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"We will be using our Future Workforce Model to help individuals acquire the attributes to be employable, successful and productive in a digital world," says founder and CEO Gi Fernando, in a statement.
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While far from mainstream, digital currency has enjoyed growing popularity that Smith attributes to the instability of traditional currencies in places such as Brazil, and political uncertainty in Britain and the United States.
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Nisar Bhatti said the club based its decision on a database that compared Iyad's physical and athletic attributes to previous players', but also on physical data it sought from him and his wife.
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The rate of liver cancer incidence is rising faster than that for any other cancer — a trend the American Cancer Society attributes to the high rate of undiagnosed hepatitis C among baby boomers.
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The rate of liver cancer incidence is rising faster than that for any other cancer — a trend the American Cancer Society attributes to the high rate of undiagnosed hepatitis C among baby boomers.
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It is made from the Ruby cocoa bean, which has a distinct set of attributes to those used in other chocolates, and is the result of several years of testing by Barry Callebaut.
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According to Strgar, the rate of anorgasmic women is three times higher in the United States than in Europe, which she attributes to our culture of denial and I attribute to fantasy football.
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However, in recent years, he has increasingly spoken out about Facebook and warned about the perils of what he calls "surveillance capitalism," a problematic phenomenon he attributes to the rise of Big Tech.
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When Blake promoted Flournoy to the position of player-coach in 33 — "I saw very clearly that Fab had the attributes to be a coach," Blake said — Flournoy thought it would be temporary.
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The senior Doctor at the hospital serving El Bronx claims the raid and the reduction in CAMAD resources constitute an attack on Bogotá's weakest, which she attributes to a pernicious neo-liberal agenda.
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The new figures mark a drop from the $22018 billion spent projects in 23.6 (22.1 in number), a change the report attributes to the construction of the costly Louvre Abu Dhabi that year.
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He said he&aposs been plagued by calls from Mormons concerned about how they&aposre being treated, which he attributes to a rise in racism in the U.S. since President Donald Trump was elected.
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The number of allegations and the costs related to abuse were significantly higher than reported in previous years, which the report attributes to a victim-compensation program adopted in New York state last year.
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"Consumers today expect technical attributes to their garments, and that means winter clothes should be able to function in extreme climates," says Edward Hertzman, the founder and president of the trade publication Sourcing Journal.
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After nearly a decade on medication, O'Connor revealed in 2013 that she had been misdiagnosed with the illness and in fact suffers from post-traumatic stress syndrome, which she attributes to her abused past.
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The big shock is that the elder Mr. Trump met with Mr. Baxter in March 2013, a gesture that Mr. Trump attributes to the showing of "You've Been Trumped" on the BBC and elsewhere.
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Unlike many states, Idaho was hit less hard by the recession — which Vaughn attributes to a successful bout of conservative budgeting that left a healthy rainy day fund for the period of economic downturn.
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The number of home sales rose 15 percent, which Mr. Miller attributes to the "pent-up demand" from last fall, when the uncertainty of the presidential election caused many aspiring home buyers to wait.
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There are many culprits: population density, the nature of the schist, the desire to appease the neighbors, the size of the stations, which the M.T.A. attributes to ever more stringent fire and safety regulations.
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The company said it expects another low single-digit decline in the current quarter, which it largely attributes to the company's strategy of cutting ad loads, or how long commercials run during its shows.
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Dershowitz now says that criminal-like conduct is required for an act to be impeachable, a complete shift from his Clinton-era take that Dershowitz attributes to his having refined his views after extensive study.
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Johnson was as hard-nosed and devious as they come, yet until 1966 he was able to use those attributes to vastly expand the social safety net in ways that continue to shape American society.
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The Congressional Leadership Fund says it will report having raised $5.4 million in just the first 20 days of October, a fundraising rush that the group attributes to its blessing from House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Bauman points out that I-22018 has aroused very little active fossil fuel opposition (I-22017's opposition campaign has raised $22018,22018 to CarbonWA's $22016 million), which he attributes to the policy's elegance and fairness.
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The West, the professor contended, has a problem with the idea of things having spirits and feels that anthropomorphism, the attribution of human-like attributes to things or animals, is childish, primitive, or even bad.
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Godfrey expects tax revenue will be closer to $3.8 million this fiscal year, but more importantly, gross gaming revenue will be up almost 5%, to about $42 million, an increase he attributes to sports betting.
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In the past five years, Madeira has tracked a sharp spike in fertility fraud cases nationwide, which she attributes to both the rise of direct-to-consumer genetic testing and a decreasing stigma towards infertility.
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Familiar across the subcontinent, such playacting involves practices such as caste restrictions, forcible conversion and other, more grotesque forms of bodily violence in which a community takes on the role it attributes to its enemies.
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The intention was to scan the fingerprints, irises and faces of every Indian and then use those unique biometric attributes to check identity when someone picked up subsidized rice or joined a government work program.
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Despite leaving the European Union, the U.K.'s reputation appears undented, due in part to the importance of Queen Elizabeth II, its standing in media (which the report attributes to the BBC's reputation) and culture.
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When it came to establishing her own brand, she eschewed the madcap creativity of her classmates and sought to build something commercially viable, which she attributes to watching her mother set up a fashion business.
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One shoe had been customized with a platform sole, to correct for an inch-and-a-half difference in the length of his legs, a condition he attributes to arthritis combined with an old football injury.
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Although the project includes curated elements from an in-house team, much of the work is shared with an automated system which draws upon up to 1500 attributes to build an algorithmic picture of your preferences.
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In Leeds the number of care applications has fallen by 222% over the past decade, which the council attributes to the fact that it has continued to fill social-worker vacancies and keep children's centres open.
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Trump often attributes to these men almost superhuman powers of leadership, as in a false story Trump is fond of telling that Pershing defeated a Muslim insurgency in the Philippines by dipping bullets in pig blood.
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Google is known for refusing to share specific details on how its search algorithms operate, which it attributes to a measure of operations logistics: If the algorithms were public, then they could be gamed, Google argues.
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Researchers analyzed over 22008,000 job adverts from 2013-2017, and found that many required women to meet certain physical attributes to be considered for the role—or specified that the jobs that were for men only.
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"I love to just put a line through the diary and go into purdah," he said of his appetite for seclusion while writing — a capacity he attributes to the experience of growing up an only child.
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You might also be tempted to ask for a bow saw to cut through that much bread and meat, but Silva's sandwich goes down easily, something she attributes to the high quality of meats used at Kapital.
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Security firm Area 1 says it discovered a hacking campaign that hit as many as 100 different targets dating back to 2010, including the European Union's secure COREU network — attacks Area 1 attributes to the Chinese government.
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Second, a general sense of disgust among black Americans at the Republican campaign to demonise Mr Obama, which Mr Abdul-Jabbar, like most black Americans, attributes to racism, and thinks probably laid the ground for Mr Trump.
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His record as a negotiator, leading the ANC side in talks to end apartheid, had already marked him as patient and prudent, and he put both attributes to use in his long struggle to supplant Mr Zuma.
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Around the same time in the same neighborhood, one of the hottest spots in the city was La Esquina, a taco joint with a downstairs club frequented by celebrities, both of which Dan attributes to Taco Tinder.
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In other words, feed the computer enough pictures of dogs, and it will get a general idea of "dog-ness," or what attributes to look for in photos to determine whether or not they contain a dog.
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The disturbing text messages that the suit attributes to Mr. Ramasar and Mr. Catazaro — not to mention the others, who are accused of even worse — demean their female colleagues in ways that seem unacceptable under any circumstances.
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While cholera reports in Haiti were on the rise in 2015 and 2016 at upward of 25,000 cases annually, the country saw a decrease in 2017, which Pape attributes to higher-than-normal rainfall in the region.
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And based on activity that our analysis attributes to Russian government efforts, we estimate that at least hundreds of thousands, and perhaps even millions, of United States citizens have engaged with the content of Russian propaganda online.
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In its most recent tax return, the New York Philharmonic, for example, reported taking in $22015,436 from telemarketing, about half what it raised five years ago, a drop it attributes to shifting patterns in how people give.
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Those figures do not include the FARC tally of 1003 former guerrillas it says have been killed since the peace deal, in assassinations the group attributes to crime gangs formed by former members of right-wing paramilitary groups.
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That is something that Barclays analyst Mike Harrison attributes to a lower average level of deposits, which cost a bank money if it cannot lend and must pay a penalty for storing them at the country's central bank.
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The same Economist piece, published in April of 2017, notes: "[n]early $250m has already been invested in [ICOs], of which $107m alone has flowed in this year," a metric that it attributes to the aforementioned Smith + Crown.
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Republicans hold the governorships of four out of six states in the region, including Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire -- which the GOP attributes to its candidates&apos fiscal conservatism, moderate social policies, and Democrats&apos financial mismanagement.
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For instance, in the congressional elections of 2014, the first held under North Carolina's new regime, black turnout rose—a bump Mr Barber's side attributes to an exciting Senate race and an energetic get-out-the-vote push.
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Since then, however, the village has become a victim of repeated acts of vandalism, mostly anti-Semitic graffiti, that the mayor attributes to unknown far-right extremist groups that, he believes, have no direct connection to his village.
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Unfortunately, the unattached life that Brooks attributes to Trump speaks more broadly to the conservative and moderate base disagreeing with the leftist elites, yet not comfortable hitching their wagon to a Trump brand of conservatism (whatever that means).
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At another moment, Ms. Ellis explains that accepting single women might give ammunition to Ezras Nashim's detractors, because of a view she attributes to some rabbis that single women shouldn't be exposed to situations the organization deals with.
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The airfare prediction app Hopper analyzed flight searches for the coming season and found that fares are down about 18 percent versus 2016, a drop it attributes to the growth of low-cost carriers and depressed fuel prices.
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But he has now stayed off drugs for the longest period in his adult life, he said, a fact he attributes to his treatment program together with a change in the attitudes of the people in his town.
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The company now has a total of 0003 million students, with 2000 million who registered over the past twelve months (including a recent surge that Yu attributes to students studying at home after COVID-250 related school cancellations).
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This number has dropped from 80 in 2014, which the director attributes to a number of people coming back to Canada and leaving again, and a number who, it turned out, were not involved in terrorist activities overseas.
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They were also more likely to have legal representation, which CLINIC attributes to the fact that families in detention are often connected to pro bono attorneys and other resources that they can retain even after they get out.
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Singh, who was the crown prince of the royal family of Rajpipla, was disowned and disinherited by his parents after he came out in 2006, a decision he attributes to pressures from the conservative social environment they lived in.
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The company says it has seen an 80 percent reduction in accounts reported by the government over terror concerns in the latter half of 2016, which it attributes to its own work preemptively keeping such accounts off its site.
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Today, employers are often unwilling to experiment with the four-day workweek, a reluctance that Mr. Grant attributes to a lack of three things: interest, faith in employees and understanding of the benefits that a shortened week can offer.
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Lang, who closed a $4.5 million Series A funding round in 2017, said that six years after launching, his company still has a few people who've stuck with them since the beginning, which he attributes to one key trait.
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He describes himself as a daily smoker, and says he started when he was 15 because he "had an interest in drugs in general," which he attributes to movies like Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and Pineapple Express.
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He longs to travel to Norway because he harbors a crush on Elsa from "Frozen," a yearning that his mother attributes to a desire to feel attached to someone who can't leave him following the death of his father.
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" Ates blames what he calls the "bogus settlement" for the delay, noting that fewer than 21940,22007 gun owners out of 7.5 million have submitted claims to have their guns retrofitted, which he attributes to a "totally flawed notice campaign.
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They have also created a web interface where anyone can play around with inputting attributes to obtain a score of how likely it would be for them to be re-identifiable in a data set based on those particular data points.
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Goldman won the lead left spot on Tableau's IPO in 2.43, which Britton attributes to a longstanding relationship between the company's founders and Goldman's George Lee, who joined the bank in 1994 and is co-chairman of the global tech group.
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She leads the World Cup super-G standings by 80 points over Huetter and climbed to within 38 points of overall leader Gut after her double-winning weekend, which she attributes to time off at home in Colorado over Christmas.
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"Belt and road" is the Chinese government's coinage for the policy and infrastructure framework which it hopes will spur $2.5 trillion of international commerce per annum, a figure Chinese state news agency Xinhua attributes to President Xi Jinping in 2015.
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This proved challenging given that there were usage permissions, metadata, retention policies and other custom attributes to move and these didn't always map in a logical way across systems because none of the content management systems works in the same way.
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INDPRK's Che, who has a prominent social media presence, said Dandong New Zone transaction prices had risen from about 4,000 yuan per square metre to 5,500 to 6,000 yuan, which he attributes to the improving situation on the Korean peninsula.
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"My dad always showed me the rights and wrongs, straight to my face," he recalls between hits from a bong he repeatedly packs with pieces of a blunt, a method of smoking he attributes to an adolescence of scrounging for weed.
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Hill is the subject of an ethics investigation into allegations of an affair with a staffer in her congressional office, but she specifically cited the photographs, the release of which she attributes to her estranged husband, in her resignation announcement.
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He started cramping at mile 14, which he attributes to the heat and maybe that he didn't take in enough salt and electrolytes because he didn't anticipate that kind of humidity (he did say that the "whole weekend was amazing!" though).
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An index of trade uncertainty released by the International Monetary Fund on Monday showed that world trade uncertainty, which it attributes to sluggish global growth, had surged tenfold from previous highs in the last year after two decades of stability.
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A ceiling-height simulacrum of the titular banyan, the tree's "roots" are composed of twisted, flowing rolls of newspaper, knotted and swaying from the ceiling and stretching into the first floor's main hallway — a decision she attributes to the museum's preparator.
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Some of the causes the document attributes to the rising trend of short-sightedness in Chinese youths include a heavy study load, the proliferation of mobile phones and other electronic devices, as well as a lack of outdoor activity and exercise.
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There is no open mechanism for us to control our identity, and for trusted third parties to add fragments, or attributes to our identity, and for us to then carry that around the world and interact and authenticate with it.
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INDPRK's Che, who has a prominent social media presence, said Dandong New Zone transaction prices had risen from about 4,000 yuan per square meter to 5,500 to 6,000 yuan, which he attributes to the improving situation on the Korean peninsula.
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But by the time he's reacted, the P85D is actually already clear of the danger zone, something Hughes attributes to his car's instant acceleration, which comes from its electric motors' ability to provide torque instantly, unlike in a fossil fuel-burning vehicle.
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By returning to serve a sentence that he attributes to an army conspiracy, Mr Sharif has tried to persuade voters that the election is a choice between democracy (supposedly represented by his party) and military rule with the PTI as its front.
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The firm estimates the mobile social application will generate $22.3 million in 22015, but that figure will grow to $211 million by 2017 – a jump it attributes to Snapchat's ability to reach younger millennials, a wider ad portfolio, and ad targeting improvements.
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"I am thrilled to be here celebrating tonight because I believe Donald has all the attributes to be a successful President," Robin Bernstein, a Mar-a-Lago Cub member who is part of the brand new "Palm Beachers for Trump" group, tells PEOPLE.
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A few months after Uber shuttered its auto rickshaw service — which Uber attributes to an inability to scale the service given current regulatory restrictions on price and supply — the company confirmed it has phased out its premium UberBlack service in the country.
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While they lack the physical attributes to be anything more than fringe-y NBA prospects, they are three of the best college basketball players in the country, and they give SMU a wealth of talent and experience that few teams can match.
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"I'm really running on my record and my relationship with the community," she said, noting drops in both local jail population and overdose rates during her tenure, something she attributes to her office's prosecution of heroin dealers in the county and prevention efforts.
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Ryan, in a farewell speech delivered Wednesday afternoon at the Library of Congress, said a failure to "confront the debt crisis" — a problem he attributes to rising spending on entitlement programs like Medicare — is among his chief regrets as he leaves Washington.
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Black said the event sold around 300 to 400 extra tickets he attributes to Avenatti, but he added that Hubbell, Iowa secretary of agriculture candidate Tim Gannon and state auditor candidate Rob Sand all decided not to attend after Avenatti was announced.
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In addition to that, I have a bunch of ideas to explore in trying to be more scientific about identifying attributes that predict success in the hope that we can use those attributes to encourage clubs to look at different types of candidates.
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"There is no open mechanism for us to control our identity and for trusted third parties to add fragments or attributes to our identity, and for us to then carry that around the world and interact and authenticate with it," he said.
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He is a mop-haired Republican flack who has bounced around government and campaign jobs and dresses better than most political operatives do, a fact he attributes to his mother's previous work as a high-end accessories buyer at an apparel store.
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Idaho wasn't hit as hard by the recession as many other states, which Justin Vaughn, a political scientist with Boise State University, attributes to a successful bout of conservative budgeting that left a healthy rainy day fund for the period of economic downturn.
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IBM even has researchers dedicated to tackling discrimination in AI, and earlier this year said it would release two datasets containing a diverse range of faces with different skin tones and other facial attributes to reduce bias in AI-powered facial recognition systems.
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Still, very few sexual assault cases that have gone through the university's internal process in recent years have led to any significant punishment for the accused, a fact that Stanford attributes to a rigorous but fair standard to guard against wrongful judgments.
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Here's what he told CNBC's "Trading Nation " this week: • Home Depot's first quarter was really disappointing – which Tepper attributes to colder weather, causing consumers to postpone home improvement projects — but he expects the company to have rebounded nicely in the second quarter.
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"I think what Kano does better than anyone else in the world is crafting an experience around technology that opens up its attributes to a wider audience," Klein also said when asked whether hardware or software will be its main focus going forward.
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Werbach is fond of invoking a "governance paradox" that he attributes to the economic sociologist Vili Lehdonvirta: The very mechanisms needed to make a decentralized system like blockchain desirable — namely, apparatuses of oversight and regulation — appear to make the system no longer decentralized.
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" I am sure the residents of Boyle Heights would love to discover the wealth Diehl attributes to them, for the neighborhood is measured at: "$33,235 median household income (2008 dollars), low for the city of Los Angeles and low for the county.
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In 2015, Bombas did $4.6 million in revenue, according to the company, then $7.5 million in revenue in 2016 and $20153 million in 2017, a notable jump that Bombas attributes to its full-team working together on everything from product design and development to marketing.
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"You have to be extra gentle around ladies because they are the most helpful people in the world 'cause they make persons," reads the caption — an adorable quote the soon-to-be mom of two then attributes to her 5½-year-old son Ever Imre.
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"A big part of his success he attributes to being on time and being polite to people and knowing people's names and it was incredible to sit down with one of your favorite actors and have an hour-long conversation about acting," he added.
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HackerRank, a San-Francisco-based company that runs a community of engineers and helps match developer talent with jobs, studied coding submissions of developers across the country over the past two years and scored them across several attributes to find out states stack up.
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The 773-kilometer (480-mile) Cano Limon pipeline was out of operation for most of 2018 because of attacks, which the military often attributes to the National Liberation Army (ELN) guerrilla group, considered a terrorist organization by the United States and the European Union.
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With so much of the Middle East in turmoil, however, the challenge for Mr. Abbas is to push his cause back to the top of the international agenda amid fresh Palestinian attacks, which he attributes to frustration over Israel's long occupation of the West Bank.
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His high school classmates from Macomb County, some of whom were swept up in the opioid epidemic, are doing better and getting work, which Gaither attributes to the combination of a crackdown by local officials on "pills" and the uptick under the Trump economy.
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Apple didn't have any comment, but NBC was happy to celebrate the deal, via a comment it attributes to NBC Entertainment president Jennifer Salke: It's wonderful to be reunited with our colleagues Zack [Van Amburg] and Jamie [Erlicht] in their new capacity at Apple.
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American hedge fund manager Tom Hill rejected a £30.7 million ($38.4 million) matching offer from London's National Gallery for the purchase of Pontormo's "Portrait of a Young Man in a Red Cap" (1530), a decision he attributes to the fall in the pound's value.
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But there is little personal correspondence, which she attributes to a house fire years ago and to the fact that so many of her papers were seized by the F.B.I. at the time of the trial, or scattered during a life spent on the move.
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Mr. Sanders's plan also explains that black students are nearly four times as likely to be suspended as white students — a disparity he attributes to "implicit racial bias" that also puts black youth at greater risk of becoming entangled in the criminal justice system.
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Edgy but never trendy, Agmes is a favorite among young women who gravitate toward unapologetic minimalism — "and we have a lot of older women coming to us," says Morgan, a fact she attributes to the brand's bold geometry and attention to the wearer's comfort.
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The correspondence they stage between writer and reader is not the immediacy of address Shafak attributes to a book as it circulates in the world but the projection of a literary kinship so deep, so transcendent, that it is worth waiting for — worth dying without.
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He said the billboards' message hit a raw nerve for Nova Scotians in particular - the province's economy is starting to grow after years of stagnation, which he attributes to the record-high numbers of immigrants Nova Scotia has received in the last couple of years.
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Shares of Apple rose nearly 90% last year, a jump Deutsche Bank attributes to strong overall market gains (S&P gained 28.9%), bearish iPhone expectations at the start of 2019 that turned around, excitement about the 5G iPhone cycle and strength in AirPod sales.
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He said the program reached approximately 50,000 students last school year, and in the first half of this school year, that number has multiplied sixfold -- a jump he attributes to the size of the problem and the level of concern among schools and parents.
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A 2019 analysis of the N.B.M.E.'s tax records conducted by Dr. J. Bryan Carmody, at Eastern Virginia Medical School, showed that the program revenue has more than tripled in the last two decades, which the organization attributes to its growth and diversification in services.
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Bernie Sanders has been citing on the campaign trail — a difference Warren attributes to how her plan would aggressively bargain down the price of prescription drugs, eliminate a huge amount of waste in the system, and slash payments to doctors and hospitals, among other differences.
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In another study, 268 male managers across a variety of industries and departments were asked to use a list of 92 attributes to describe one of 7 categories: men and women in general, men and women as managers, and men and women as successful managers.
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She traffics in statistics, a habit she attributes to an "actual rocket scientist" father who forced her to join the high school math team and helped her win a "best physics student" award; she went on to earn two engineering degrees of her own.
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The Wolfman (2010): $61,979,680 Red Riding Hood (2011): $37,293,160 Cursed (2005): $19,297,522 Total: $118,939,362 The Mummy franchise is doing literally all the work here, although a special shoutout to Tom Cruise's 2017 remake, whose domestic flop Vanity Fair attributes to Cruise's "vise grip" of control.
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The petition organizers are afraid that Mauritius will suffer the same fate as La Reunion—a neighboring island nation less than 200 miles away, whose tourism industry came to a screeching halt after a surge in shark attacks that this group attributes to fish farming.
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Yet although he switched personas too often to become a spokesman for any one fanbase/demographic, there are consistent, recognizable attributes to his voice that suggest the existence of a metapersona, one outrageous David Bowie character whose numerous changes were possibly more superficial than they appear.
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She spoke of the jaw-dropping lines that Ledecka carves on Alpine courses, a knack that Ledecka's snowboarding coach, Reiter, attributes to her experience maneuvering on a snowboard, which, because it has no steadying or stabilizing poles, requires seeing a mountain in a more imaginative way.
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Cortez Masto, the great-granddaughter of Italian immigrants and granddaughter of a Mexican immigrant, also does not speak Spanish, which she attributes to growing up in a time when the children of immigrants were encouraged not to learn foreign languages as part of the assimilation process.
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Last year, Ms. Klobuchar voted for far fewer of Mr. Trump's judges over all and none of his appeals court nominees, according to Demand Justice — a shift her campaign attributes to a protest by Democratic senators to rule changes forced through by Republicans in early 2019.
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One experienced Republican pollster, who asked not to be identified in order to speak freely, won't credit Trump for the uptick in turnout through the first four contests, which he attributes to the large GOP field and the primary electorate's deep antipathy toward President Barack Obama.
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Like the back-to-the landers and Whole Earth Catalog readers before them, a new generation is once again becoming interested in fermentation, especially do-it-yourself projects, a shift that Mr. Katz attributes to people becoming more critical of the industrial food system and seeking alternatives.
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Israel has recently issued several stern warnings about the increased Iranian involvement along its borders with Syria and Lebanon, which it attributes to Iran's growing confidence following Syrian President Bashar Assad's successes in the Syrian civil war, thanks to support by main allies Russia and Iran.
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"Sue brought an incredible set of attributes to the foundation: scientific expertise, tested leadership skills, a passion for building a strong internal culture, and, above all, a dedication to the mission of making the world a healthier, more equal place," Melinda Gates said in a prepared statement.
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The central dichotomy is that the elder Shaft -- an unrepentant dinosaur, who doesn't much care for law-enforcement conventions and enjoys his hedonistic pastimes -- sees his son as a wimp, qualities he attributes to JJ's mother (Regina Hall), for whom he's nevertheless carried a torch all these years.
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She speaks with hand gestures and body language that seem completely natural, much of which she attributes to muscle memory and practice ahead of time (prior to filming beauty tutorials, she'll pick up and put down brushes and palettes over and over again until she learns where everything goes).
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"We have twice as many paid pornography subscribers than California," he said, which he attributes to "the conservative and religious culture" in Utah The state senator would like to see the government work with internet providers to allow customer access to pornography on an "opt-in basis" only.
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Mr. Bennett made more than $2200 million in the five years before the 2000 meeting with Ms. Argento, but his income has since dropped to an average of $217,000 a year, which he attributes to the trauma that followed the sexual encounter with Ms. Argento, his lawyer wrote.
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Though Mr. Ponte readily acknowledges that he has no control over the size of the inmate population, the mayor in recent weeks has boasted that there are now fewer inmates at Rikers than at any time in at least three decades, something he attributes to Mr. Ponte's management.
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Directed by: John PowerWritten by: Lawrence D. CohenBased on: The Tommyknockers It's not saying much to note that the miniseries adaptation of The Tommyknockers is better than the book: King's novel is one of his least favorite, a bloated sci-fi mess whose length the author attributes to his cocaine addiction.
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Now, a security startup called Pindrop is announcing that it has raised $90 million to tackle this with a platform that it says can identify even the most sophisticated impersonations and hacking attempts, by analysing nearly 1,400 acoustic attributes to verify if a caller or a voice command is legit.
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Of the total 221.7 billion liters of water that Coca-Cola estimates it restored to nature worldwide in 1003, the 13 billion liters the company attributes to the Mexican trench projects equals nearly 6 percent of its worldwide replenishment claims and about 7.5 percent of its worldwide watershed protection investments.
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But when the hit Bravo show returns for its milestone 10th season on Sunday, fans will find that the 36-year-old Dish Nation host, who is now single, has cooled her jets on her quest for motherhood — something she attributes to time spent with her 1½-year-old niece Baleigh.
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The closer's role is such a light lift for qualified pitchers—qualified by stuff or intestinal fortitude or whatever magic one attributes to closers other than "they pitch in the ninth inning"—that a team can trade down in the ninth and still convert saves at close to an optimal rate.
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" Yuliya began to notice a difference in the way her coaches treated her, which Vitaly attributes to "my unwillingness to take bribes and cooperate with them when I worked in Rusada — even though I was already fired, a lot of people in the athletics federation knew me and really disliked me.
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Todd VanDerWerff: In his review of "Battle of the Bastards" for the A.V. Club, Myles McNutt admits a mild disappointment in the episode, which he attributes to the general fact that Ramsay Bolton isn't as central to the plot as he probably would need to be for the story to work.
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The bottom line: Net loss for the quarter on a GAAP basis was $1.07 billion — larger than Uber's loss of $891 million in Q2, an increase that the company attributes to spending more on growth in "competitive markets" like the U.S., India and the Middle East, as well as on bikes and scooters.
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It was an outlier on an album full of outliers, a reality Hunt-Hendrix attributes to the fact that the song originally was conceived as part of the Kel Valhaal project—nominally his "electronic project," but mostly just a place for him to further meld his disparate—some might say irreconcilable—musical impulses.
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Rosenthal says that while there are no formal studies on summertime depression that he's aware of (which he attributes to lack of research funding) there have been some assessments—which he describes in his book, Winter Blues—done on who experiences seasonal affective disorders in the winter as compared to the summer.
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" Mr. McMillan said part of the problem is traffic; whereas Saturdays used to be the day when visitors poured into galleries, now crowds on that and other days have noticeably thinned, a decline he attributes to art buying through social media as well as the fatigue of "an art fair every month.
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He argues that these ghost stories are, to varying degrees, a reflection of our relationship to issues like class tensions or slavery, pointing to examples like the unjust executions of "witches" in Salem or the tendency of employees in a Reno brothel to witness ghosts, which he attributes to the extreme stress of their working conditions.
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Despite achieving 8 percent growth in French retail loans for the quarter - a result which the CFO attributes to the positive momentum sensed in the euro zone in recent months - the domestic retail operation's overall sales result was dragged lower by the ongoing headwind of the ultra-loose monetary policy set by the European Central Bank (ECB).
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Hate crimes in nine major US cities -- from desecrations of Jewish synagogues to attacks on Muslims -- rose an average of more than 20% in 2016, a rise that the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism attributes to the candidacy and election of President Donald Trump as well as more victims stepping forward, according to Reuters.
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Were I an occultist, I might suggest that Williams's recalcitrance reflects his disinclination to take part in a novel that both attributes to him a play he never wrote and, in the case of one he did, supplants a hothouse cultivar as uncanny and unsettling as Sebastian Venable's Venus flytrap with an overdetermined myth of real-life origin.
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"Though we regret the U.K.'s departure from the EU, we must be pragmatic and make use of our country's strengths … Paris La Défense is a wonderful showcase of our country's attractions and has all the necessary attributes to draw foreign firms and investors," said Patrick Devedjian, president of the Hauts-de-Seine region's council in which La Défense is located, said in a statement.
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For me, there's a difference in my mind between star and leading man, about carrying story and having an opportunity to bring characters to life, and wanting a certain kind of responsibility, and to be stretched, and feeling like, oh, I feel like I have the qualities or the attributes to be able to do that and figure it out, and hopefully at some point get really good at carrying stories and leading the way.
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But where was his voice when Sarah Palin was milking the very undercurrent of violence he now attributes to the Donald Trump campaign, or when the media fomented hatred across the airwaves until even our own members of Congress believed the misinformation (Joe Wilson's shout of "you lie!" during Mr. Obama's speech to Congress), or when the Senate G.O.P. leader vowed to put party ahead of country to make President Obama a "one-term" president?
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In an interesting interview with Alternet, MIT linguist and famous critic of the US political mainstream Noam Chomsky offers some thoughts on the rise of Donald Trump, which he attributes to "the breakdown of society during the neoliberal period" and, even more than that, to the nonexistence of any kind of robust radical social movement that could give people a sense of hope: Williams: What are your opinions on the surprising progress of Donald Trump?
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Mr. Zygar also attributes to Mr. Sechin responsibility for the fall of high-profile figures in Russian politics, including Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, a former chairman of the oil giant Yukos who spent several years in prison and who is an outspoken critic of the Kremlin; Mikhail M. Kasyanov, a liberal prime minister who fell out of favor with Mr. Putin and who was dismissed in 2004; and Viktor V. Cherkesov, the leader of the national drug enforcement agency who was fired in 2008 after a highly public feud with Mr. Sechin and his allies.
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Users are spending less time on Facebook Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2628 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE revealed during his earnings report that Facebook's users are spending 28503 million fewer hours on the site per day, a decline that he attributes to algorithmic changes the company has made to overhaul the type of content that users see in their news feeds.
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