A stronger U.S. dollar is also buffeting oil, Kilduff said.
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Blizzard conditions early Saturday were already buffeting the High Plains.
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The buffeting of the past few months has certainly been cathartic.
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And it adds to the strong headwinds that are buffeting global trade.
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It reflects the commercial and geopolitical forces now buffeting the game everywhere.
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Mr. Engin compared these days to a storm that is buffeting Turkish people.
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The decline reflects the forces buffeting the retail industry and the broader economy.
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Even the finest schools, though, are not sheltered from the forces buffeting business education.
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Is it a sheer coincidence that the turbulence buffeting strong democracies is occurring simultaneously?
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The episode is just one sign of the sudden shifts buffeting the labor movement.
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At the time, the Greek elections and instability across Europe were buffeting the financial markets.
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Recently, though, the relationship has soured, a victim of the economic forces buffeting public universities.
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They see the hurricane of attacks buffeting journalism on all sides, and they stepped up.
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Middle-class workers have not been adequately sheltered from the buffeting winds of the global economy.
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But the difference in their emphasis on Wednesday also underscored the political realities buffeting their work.
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Impacts typical of a changing climate are already buffeting the front lines of America's military presence.
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The result is a nuanced look at the pressures buffeting women's self-esteem and body image.
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A row over a quirky confidante is buffeting President Park Geun-hye, prompting her on Nov.
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But that bit of good news can't outweigh all the bad news buffeting the embattled aircraft maker.
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All lovers prey to helpless compulsion are blown as if by buffeting winds, and in any direction.
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The troubles buffeting the nation's law schools may be on the verge of claiming their first victim.
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But now, the forces buffeting the retail industry are diminishing Lord & Taylor's presence as a New York institution.
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Gusts buffeting the exterior created an apocalyptic bass rumble; lashes of rain sounded like a hundred snare drums.
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Still, many of the forces buffeting Baltimore and its poorest residents are outside its control: history weighs heavily.
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Of the powerful new digital forces buffeting American voters, perhaps the most pernicious are items designed to deceive.
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Lead's overwhelming usage in just one application, batteries, provides insulation from the macroeconomic storms currently buffeting the other metals.
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Instead of soaring balloons, handlers kept them just feet from the ground, battling with buffeting winds at each intersection.
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With gusts buffeting the skiers, Vlhova's power helped her negate a 0.19 deficit to Rebensburg after the first run.
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Some of their defences against the buffeting of geological time were revealed during your correspondent's ascent of the Munz tree.
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All around Cannon, theorists were thrilling to the idea of self-righting systems, resistant to the buffeting forces of change.
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They do create some buffeting vibration, which may have been magnified for the passengers on Flight 1380, as some indicated.
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The headwinds now buffeting The Herald and Age are global, as the internet erodes the protections once afforded by geography.
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The buffeting winds of up to 60 miles per hour that have fed the fire have grounded some traffic aircraft.
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Harvey's waters are still draining out of parts of Texas, and the storm is still buffeting parts of Mississippi and Louisiana.
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And they have echoes with political currents buffeting America in the race to replace the outgoing occupant of the White House.
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The central bank is raising interest rates gradually, while the labor market continues flying straight and level despite this limited buffeting.
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And, tower fans are usually quieter than traditional fans and produce less buffeting, so the air is cooled without becoming turbulent.
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The Dakota winds can be fierce, buffeting the police cruiser in which I am riding as I research my second book.
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And he's had to brace against the buffeting winds of a president who apparently believes he has the court in his pocket.
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Irma hit Puerto Rico early on Thursday, buffeting its capital San Juan with rain and wind that scattered tree limbs across roadways.
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Asian shares pulled ahead on Thursday with corporate earnings buffeting trading as investors remained anxious about the business impact of the Sino-U.
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Previous spacecraft had had to carry their crews up through the buffeting atmosphere and bring them back down through it wreathed in fire.
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But the four, including a little girl, were swiftly overwhelmed by buffeting winds and strong tide that hauled them across the wide sound.
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Like so many of its peers in nonprofit journalism, the consortium is subject to the financial headwinds buffeting the industry as a whole.
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Promoting education, science and technology may, in the long term, yield a British work force better suited to the buffeting winds of globalization.
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There, mounting prices for raw materials, retaliatory tariffs and the uncertain future of trade agreements are only the latest concerns buffeting motorcycle marketers.
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And with nervousness about global growth, and managing the geopolitical, technological and taxation environment buffeting our organisations, uncertainty and hesitation is setting in.
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After headwinds buffeting the publishing industry, Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner is putting his company's controlling stake in the publication up for sale.
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Meanwhile, Asian shares pulled ahead on Thursday with corporate earnings buffeting trading as investors remained anxious about the business impact of the Sino-U.
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Since 2008, the Fed has repeatedly overestimated the strength of the U.S. economy and underestimated the political and economic headwinds buffeting the global economy.
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Phil Orlando, Federated Investors chief equity market strategist, has moderated his optimism this year and next, reflecting a range of headwinds buffeting the stock market.
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MARKET NEWS Asian shares pulled ahead on Thursday with corporate earnings buffeting trading as investors remained anxious about the business impact of the Sino-U.
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Hurricane Irma grew into a powerful Category 260 storm Monday as it approached the northeastern Caribbean and was forecast to begin buffeting the region Tuesday.
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On the highway, the wind buffeting wasn't too bad, though a long drive — with just windscreens and no provision for a top — would be tiring.
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In particular, he worried about complex buffeting of air flowing past the boosters, which is difficult to predict even with the most sophisticated computer simulations.
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It had been a long fight, with a 45-mile-per-hour wind buffeting me and blowing spray off the whitecaps that covered the lake.
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La Stampa daily spoke of a "wind of crisis" buffeting the government that could affect its staying power until the next scheduled national elections next year.
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But it was mounted on the spacecraft, and not placed on the ground, so it ended up measuring the buffeting of wind gusts rather than marsquakes.
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"United Technologies avoided most of the air pockets buffeting the multi-industry sector this quarter," analyst Deane Dray, of RBC Capital Markets, wrote in a note.
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They expect to see Chinese urbanization rise towards 80%, moving some 400 million people from rural to urban areas, and buffeting an already growing middle class.
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The Falcons defense has improved dramatically over the course of the season, and it did a fine job of buffeting Russell Wilson with pressure on Saturday.
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Corals also protect 150,000km of shoreline in more than 100 countries and territories from the ocean's buffeting, as well as generating billions of dollars in tourism revenue.
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By contrast, the traditional method of measuring buffeting forces on rockets involves hooking up to 400 tiny microphones to a model and running it through a wind tunnel.
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Uncertainty over the fate of China trade talks has been buffeting futures overnight, with Dow futures pointing to everything from losses of several hundred points to small gains.
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On top of that, extreme weather can take a toll, with heat and cold expanding and contracting the structure, floods eroding away foundations and high winds buffeting the bridge.
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At its high setting, the fan moves 77 gallons of air per second, and thanks to Dyson's proprietary "Air Multiplier" hardware, the air current is smooth and without buffeting.
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If winds are buffeting your supposedly GPS-locked drone across a field, then your flight is going to be more about controlling the quadcopter than getting the perfect video.
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But it's also of a piece with the anti-establishment, anti-elitist, disruption-at-any-cost upheavals that have been buffeting and undermining the postwar liberal order in Europe.
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He sought to cast problems buffeting the White House as "the mess" he inherited from former Democratic President Barack Obama, and boasted about the "fine-tuned administration" he is running.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. public pension funds are embracing currency hedging to bolster returns that have soured in the past year and to prevent further buffeting from extreme market movements.
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Whereas season one's director Jean-Marc Vallée shot the Pacific waves buffeting craggy rocks with epic grandeur, the director of season two, Andrea Arnold, is less infatuated with the scenery.
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With the new "unsteady" paint, however, researchers can see the fluctuations from buffeting in far greater and faster detail when they're monitored under ultraviolet light with multiple high-speed cameras.
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JERUSALEM, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Israel's foreign minister said on Thursday that he hopes Jeremy Corbyn loses next week's British election, citing allegations of anti-Semitism buffeting the Labour Party leader.
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They made his first two albums beacons of forward-thinking soul, buffeting a still soft-at-the-edges Timberlake with a strong conceptual framework he could claim as his own.
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"MOZAMBIQUE is back," says President Filipe Nyusi, hoping to persuade a recent gathering of fellow Commonwealth leaders that the buffeting his country has faced in the past few years is over.
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A Federal Reserve interest rate hike in mid-December, while negative for U.S. dollar bullion, would likely lead to further weakening in the Australian currency, buffeting local mines, according to Close.
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While the farm bill provisions and visa reform measures wouldn't lift the economic weight from farmers, they would go a long way toward deflecting the strong headwinds now buffeting rural America.
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The video from Blankfein that starts each session stresses the importance of maintaining a focus on culture, and refers tacitly to the buffeting the firm's reputation took during the financial crisis.
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A video posted on social media by a local reporter showed a glowing blaze against the still-dark backdrop of an early morning sky and a strong wind buffeting into the microphone.
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Samantha Azzarello — a global market strategist for the $1.7 trillion JPMorgan Asset Management — says the trade, political, and economic tensions that have been buffeting stocks will endure until after the 2020 elections.
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Those crosscurrents are on ample display in Chandler, a desert boomtown of 21,000 that reflects the demographic changes buffeting Arizona, a state where immigration is the top issue for voters in polls.
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The killing of 27-year-old investigative reporter Jan Kuciak and is fiancee triggered mass protests and the resignation of a prime minister, buffeting the central European country's political and justice system.
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Just how many candidates and chambers are swept up will depend on the same national forces buffeting Congress — and the hyper-local forces powering candidates like Manoogian from door, to door, to door.
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The affair adds to the storm of international investigations buffeting Mr Najib from the separate scandal swirling round 1MDB, the state investment fund whose advisory board he chairs, over alleged misappropriation of money.
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"Waves from the Brexit vote are buffeting the UK stock market, tossing it up and down as the opinion polls shift this way and that," Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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"Mozambique is back," said Mr Nyusi at a recent gathering of fellow Commonwealth leaders in London, hoping to persuade them that the buffeting his country has faced in the past few years is over.
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Investors may be disappointed after Daimler said it expected to see only a slight rise in revenue and earnings for 2016; however its chairman remains confident, despite the global economic headwinds buffeting the company.
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Paragon Offshore, which operates offshore drilling rigs from the Gulf of Mexico to the North Sea, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Sunday evening, the latest filing in a painful shakeout buffeting the oil industry.
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The White House on Thursday declined to take a stand on whether embattled Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore should drop out of the race, as the sexual misconduct scandal buffeting Moore continues to grow.
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Koepka, who looks as if he would be at home in a National Football League huddle, held firm against buffeting winds and crushing pressure to claim a sensational four-shot victory over Harman and Matsuyama.
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Competition from lower-cost southeastern European markets, a shift to electric vehicles and global trade tensions are among the headwinds buffeting the small central European nation as automakers mull where to launch future production lines.
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The answer ties together the strange forces buffeting the US auto industry right now, from the Trump administration's trade war with China and Mexico to growing concerns about climate change to the rise of electric vehicles.
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But according to Jim Peterson, who was once an in-house lawyer for Arthur Andersen, an accounting firm that went bust in 2002, each of the Big Four has weathered storms similar to those now buffeting KPMG.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - A wave of scandals buffeting Brazil's interim government is weakening the resolve of some senators to oust suspended President Dilma Rousseff, offering the leftist leader hope of surviving an impeachment trial in the upper house.
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When the wind is a factor, the aircraft automatically orients itself at liftoff so the wind flows along the length of the wings rather then directly into a broad, flat, sail-like surface, reducing buffeting and drift.
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Disney is ceding nothing, in part because it is counting on price increases from the likes of Altice to make up for the subscriber erosion (known as "cord cutting") that is buffeting the broader cable TV business.
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Training on softer surfaces, such as trails or grass, might lessen the buffeting around the kneecap, she says, as could tinkering with shoes, mileage or running form, although any changes to training routines should be feathered in gradually.
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It is a battle, in miniature, of the same fault lines and forces buffeting the midterms across the country, with Democrats blitzing Republicans on health care and Republicans trying to rally their base by leveraging sometimes inflammatory cultural issues.
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Indeed its drinkers believed the beer got better and better as it withstood the buffeting of the waves and the wild swings in temperature on a journey around the Cape of Good Hope and up to the Bay of Bengal.
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" Panetta cast the latest controversy buffeting the Trump administration in stark terms: "If he continues to operate in this way, there are serious questions about the credibility of the office and the trust the American people can have in this presidency.
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For the cult members who've survived over the decades, it's possible that the ideals they started with have given way to the demands of their daily lives, to the buffeting effects of the larger culture, to the familiarity of routine.
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Hurricane Irma, which was downgraded to a Category 3 storm on Saturday, is set to gain its second wind before buffeting the outskirts of Florida's coast early Sunday morning with "catastrophic and life-threatening" conditions, the National Weather Service reported.
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Jordan remains an island of calm preserved through fear: both the kingdom's own people and the donor countries that prop it up are too spooked by the chaos buffeting its borders and flooding it with refugees to talk much of political reform.
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Over the last year, Disney has been unable to convince investors that ESPN, its longtime growth engine, will keep chugging away — albeit at a slower rate — even as it deals with the subscriber erosion that is buffeting the broader cable TV business.
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Such limits might reflect common forces buffeting economies around the world or the powerful transmission of shocks across borders through exchange rate and other financial channels that may have the effect of front-running monetary policy adjustments in the vicinity of the zero lower bound.
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We begin by panning over the RISK board we've been seeing at Dragonstone throughout the season, hear the buffeting of the winds of winter, then join our seven-person fellowship—plus a few redshirts taking up the rear—as they progress across the unforgiving landscape.
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Buffeting him to and fro is a cast of addictive side-characters, in particular Corbin Bleu as Troy's basketball bro Chad, and Ashley Tisdale and Lucas Grabeel as two spoiled, scheming siblings, Sharpay and Ryan, who want the leads in the musical for themselves.
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Indiana Governor Mike Pence denounced the sexually explicit remarks made more than a decade ago by his running mate, GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, but signaled a willingness to forgive the real estate mogul for the latest controversy buffeting their joint bid for the White House.
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The meeting is a glimpse of the crosswinds buffeting the Trump administration's policy toward Iran and its powerful proxies in Iraq less than three months after Mr. Trump took the provocative step of ordering the killing of the top Iranian commander plotting operations around the Middle East.
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The slow-crawling storm was predicted to take until Monday afternoon to pass over the Bahamas, and then turn sharply and skirt up the U.S. coast, staying just off Florida and Georgia on Tuesday and Wednesday and then buffeting South Carolina and North Carolina on Thursday.
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"When Joa came and saw what I was trying to achieve, it was really exciting," Allman told me after I'd poked around her finished house, which is glamorously quirky, with high-gloss paint used on the lower half of the hallway's walls, to protect against the buffeting of strollers.
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My boss at the time, Majority Whip Tom DeLay (R-Texas), had just completed a contentious interview with Tim Russert on Meet the Press, and while I was a little bit concerned about the blowback from the interview, I was more concerned about the blowing snow buffeting my Mazda 323.
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But the swirling debate not only around Ms. Omar but also around broader currents buffeting the Middle East has forced an uncomfortable re-examination of the questions that she has raised: Has Aipac — founded more than 22006 years ago to "strengthen, protect and promote the U.S.-Israel relationship" — become too powerful?
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Beyond the grazing and the bramble bank where on another day I might lie down and press my ear against the trampled earth to hear the rabbits scuffling underground, a headland round the Ashgrove leads me on past wheat fields which still show the buffeting of last night's storm, toward the Blackwater.
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The stakes of the shutdown have been further watered down by the number of other crises buffeting Washington, some of the president's making: the resignation, and then forced departure, of Mr. Trump's defense secretary; the plummeting of the stock market; and Mr. Trump's vendetta against the Federal Reserve chairman, Jerome H. Powell.
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A Chinese government source, who did not want to be identified, told Reuters China could tolerate the Hong Kong bill, but the Uighur Act went too far and could jeopardize efforts to reach a phase-one deal to end a trade war buffeting the global economy that Trump has made a key priority.
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He points to the substantial amount of government spending buffeting the economy — "one of the largest non-recessionary fiscal accommodations in the post-war era" — and the accelerating annual growth of real U.S. money supply as factors that should give the stock market a boost for at least the rest of the year.
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Her work, like the school of thought that had produced it, was attentive to the buffeting emotional weather of everyday life: consider our Twitter-fed swings of anger and mirth, the oversharing and moodiness ascribed to younger generations, the paranoia stoked by proliferating conspiracy theories, even the emergence of the eternally sad pop star.
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" Kim Basinger reads the closing lines of the novel — oft-quoted in gender studies classes — in a voice that's as smooth as the waves buffeting Edna's body and as resolved as her conviction that though her husband and children "were a part of her life … they need not have thought that they could possess her, body and soul.
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