The coming few quarters are likely to be bumpier, however.
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I THINK IT'S GONNA BE BUMPIER THAN IT HAS BEEN.
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"Some people just have bumpier paths than others," Harris said.
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With or without a shutdown, things promise to get even bumpier.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Peloton's ride just got a little bumpier.
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But other towns have had a bumpier road since achieving autonomy.
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The bill faces a bumpier path in the upper chamber, where Sens.
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"22, a Million" is a bumpier ride than Bon Iver's previous albums.
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But don't forget — without a Zamboni, it may be a bumpier ride.
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They were a slightly bumpier ride, and the braking was overly sensitive.
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Losing the federal tax credits may make their road to the mainstream bumpier.
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Lala Kent and Randall Emmett's road to marriage has been bumpier than we realized.
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The scientists aren't sure why living in the deep sea would cause bumpier skin.
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The second half of Mr Trump's term could be even bumpier than the first.
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The coming year is likely to be bumpier than investors have become accustomed to.
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If Zuckerberg does agree to testify he'll be in for an even bumpier ride.
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But Altria is likely to face a bumpier future amid the uncertainty around Juul.
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It regularly flies directly through turbulence, leading to bumpier flights than on a commercial journey.
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But the path to reducing the Confederacy's profile in New Orleans has been much bumpier.
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The ride would be much bumpier, but there was less risk of getting trapped somewhere.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Uber's start as a publicly traded company has gone from bumpy to bumpier.
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If Lyft's stock continues to fall, it could make Uber's road to Wall Street bumpier.
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Melding these things together and iterating on them was bumpier I think than anyone would've liked.
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In this analysis, flat areas appear perfectly dark and smooth, while rough, bright regions indicate bumpier surfaces.
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BET's "Being Mary Jane," starring Gabrielle Union as a cable news anchor, had a slightly bumpier start.
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And the slight pullback in the market demonstrates the markets see a bumpier road ahead, Cashin said.
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While the latest figure was better than expected, the outlook pointed to a bumpier road for Japanese manufacturers.
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Prepare for the market to eventually get bumpier Others argue that the market won't remain this sanguine indefinitely.
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For Republicans, that means one very simple thing: Buckle up, because the ride is going to get even bumpier.
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The summer box office always has ups and downs, but the current season has been much bumpier than usual.
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That may, however, be an invitation for the sort of prevarication that would spell a much longer and bumpier transition.
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The 21st century is looking much nastier and bumpier: rising ethnic nationalism, falling faith in democracy, a dissolving world order.
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The landing was a little bumpier than expected, but airplane black boxes survive stronger impacts, and our disc is less breakable.
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If companies hold back spending, including stepping in to buy up stocks when the market swoons, stock trading could be bumpier.
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Should the past prove to be prologue and volatility rise, the ride may seem even bumpier given the market's current placidity.
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Airbnb reportedly lost $322 million in the first 9 months of 2019, and it could mean a bumpier path to going public.
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Recent tariff announcements and threats from both the US and China suggest a bumpier road to a trade deal than previously expected.
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This may result in a bumpier ride down to the surface, but it will also provide unprecedented insights into Mars's meteorological behavior.
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Although modern aircraft are better able to respond to turbulence than their predecessors, passengers may still notice bumpier rides in the future.
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As the years went on his journalistic career got bumpier, usually because he tried to give a platform to voices from the opposition.
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"Mexico has more room to stimulate its economy by lowering interest rates, but it will be a bumpier road in 2020," he said.
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The worst of it came the spring after my 25th birthday, when the redness intensified and the patches of bumpy skin got, well, bumpier.
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"Recent tariff announcements and threats from both the US and China suggest a bumpier road to a trade deal than previously expected," they said.
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Shaun Bouyea, a CHP air operations public information officer, said the helicopters made about 20 trips, which became slower and bumpier as conditions deteriorated.
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Still, LGBTQ advocates say there are a few reasons the trans service ban's repeal could be a bit bumpier than the end of DADT.
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But, as I say, the chances of having your bulkier and bumpier items fall out of the bag while doing so are pretty high.
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"A bumpier ride at that price point would have tempered global markets' enthusiasm; now these deals have fueled it," the global debt head said.
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Historical returns back up the bull case for the S&P 500, but Detrick still expects a bumpier path higher for the benchmark index.
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Jet stream winds at high altitudes are getting more intense, researchers say, which not only makes flights bumpier but also potentially affects travel times.
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"Make no mistake: Although the pace is slower and the course is bumpier, consumption growth is still tracing a staggering trajectory," according to BCG's analysis.
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But HSBC fell 3.8 percent after Europe's biggest bank reported a surprise pre-tax loss of $858 million and predicted a 'bumpier' financial environment ahead.
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Investors should not be surprised by a new investment landscape characterized by "good news is bad news," with a much bumpier ride for financial markets.
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The road could get even bumpier for investors in the next few weeks as the contest draws near with no clear-cut favorite to win.
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As we bounce around in the back of an SUV, he recalls the first time he made the journey, when the mountain lanes were far bumpier.
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Differences between Trump and Tillerson have been on display from the start -- as have the ways in which Trump has made Tillerson's path a bumpier one.
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However, shares in HSBC slipped 0.7 percent after Europe's biggest bank reported a surprise pre-tax loss of $858 million and predicted a 'bumpier' financial environment ahead.
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Analysts had said the deal could face a bumpier road in the EU than in the United States because of the merged company's size and market power.
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As Apple basks in its post-earnings glow, one technician warns of a bumpier road that could put the path to a $13 trillion market cap at risk.
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Related: Trump Blames 'Thugs' and 'Communist' Bernie Sanders Supporters for Chicago Violence If Trump wins Florida and loses Ohio to Kasich, his path to securing the nomination gets bumpier.
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"The major overhaul of our infrastructure has been bumpier and taken a lot longer than we originally anticipated," Chief Executive Nick Beighton said on a conference call with analysts.
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"China's slower economic growth will undoubtedly contribute to a bumpier financial environment, but it is still expected to be the largest contributor to global growth," Chairman Douglas Flint said.
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It's been bumpier for "Other Bets," the hodgepodge, ever-evolving group of companies outside of Google that Page and Brin desperately want to behave like lean, world-changing startups.
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Success rates were higher in the back of the roller coaster than the front — 64 percent versus 17 percent — probably because a bumpier ride in the back meant more jostling.
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Scientific papers have predicted effects as varied as a greater spread of tropical diseases, fewer deaths from cold weather and more from hot weather, and even bumpier rides on airplanes.
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"I would wholly expect that [iOS developers] would be complaining constantly," Sanders said, adding that each new rollout of the operating system has been bumpier for developers than the previous one.
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Classic Greek hexameters alternate with shorter, bumpier cadences; each return to the left margin allows us just a gasp of air before snapping us back as desolation sweeps in once more.
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"If you are already burning all this cash, how can you make it through a bumpier period for the economy?" said Stephen Brincks, a finance professor with San Diego State University.
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She's made many TV appearances in an effort to smooth over some of Trump's bumpier moments on the campaign trail, defending him even after the release of the infamous Access Hollywood tapes.
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"While President Trump's swift resolution of the dispute with Mexico is positive, we see a bumpier road ahead for negotiations with China," said Mark Haefele, chief investment officer at UBS Global Wealth Management.
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Still, Santander Brasil's outsized auto loan portfolio, and its willingness to bet on borrowers and vehicles avoided by competitors, could presage a bumpier road ahead in a country with a history of economic volatility.
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And because the direct listings that VC investors are enamored with have their own sets of drawbacks, some of these critics worry that the road to public markets is only going to get bumpier.
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"Our survey findings point to a potential disconnect between consumers and the services they use, showing that our transition into game-streaming nirvana may be a bumpier one than many expect," the study said.
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"China's slower economic growth will undoubtedly contribute to a bumpier financial environment, but it is still expected to be the largest contributor to global growth," Douglas Flint, the HSBC chairman, said in a news release.
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It didn't matter if I was cruising down the streets or on bumpier sidewalks, the Mini S's large 80mm (diameter) rubber wheels rode right over it all with little vibrational shock to my feet and legs.
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Those slopes are signposted as such to warn skiers of an approaching terrain that is steeper, narrower, and bumpier than all but the most expert skiers can navigate, made even more unpredictable by frequent weather changes.
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From worsening pollen allergies to lowered sex drives, raising the planet's temperature by continued greenhouse gas emissions has wide ranging impacts -- but did you know that global warming may also make your plane ride significantly bumpier?
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Why it matters: Uber could be in for an even bumpier trial if the judge decides that Uber's delays in producing documents and apparent attempts to conceal some of them can be revealed to the jury.
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On the whole, the data suggests that the economy may face a bumpier ride than in the past two years, further undermining efforts by the Bank of Japan to boost inflation to its elusive 2 percent target.
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It's been a bumpy ride for the Panono since then, and even a bumpier one for those who purchased and actually received their cameras as yesterday the company announced new fees for anyone actually wanting to use it.
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"At the beginning of 2018 the global economy was firing on all cylinders, but it lost speed during the year and the ride could get even bumpier in the year ahead," World Bank Chief Executive Officer Kristalina Georgieva said in the semi-annual Global Economic Prospects report.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The latest leg of the relentless rally in U.S. stocks since Donald Trump was elected president has all the hallmarks of being driven more by sentiment than sense, but that doesn't mean the ride is over, although it could well be a bumpier one from here.
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"At the beginning of 2018 the global economy was firing on all cylinders, but it lost speed during the year and the ride could get even bumpier in the year ahead," World Bank Chief Executive Officer Kristalina Georgieva said in the semi-annual Global Economic Prospects report here.
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As a result, people seem willing to ascribe Death Stranding a higher level of intentionality; if a big-budget game has been polished to such a degree, we assume any bumpier aspects must be part of the overall vision (or at least, in the case of the perpetually klutzy Bethesda RPGs like Fallout and The Elder Scrolls, the "problems" are something we're willing to grit our teeth through in favor of the whole sprawling experience).
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"The resilience of the stock in the face of new top line challenges is a testament to the strength of theasset-light narrative even as the company nears the final stages of its transformation... Looking forward, the majority of Yum's value creation over the next three years will be in the hands of its of franchisees, and as a result we expect a bumpier ride in free cash flow to equity growth... Our downgrade reflects our view that bull case on top line growth is entirely in the stock... " J.P. Morgan is downgrading FedEx primarily due to its negative earnings report and ongoing macroeconomic worries.
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And that path has only gotten bumpier with both presidential candidates — Republican Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Democrat Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE — opposing the agreement or any efforts to pass the deal during the lame-duck session after the November elections.
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The alupag is a fruit of the Dimocarpus malesianus tree found in Indochina and Malaysia. Compared to a longan, it has bumpier skin. The tree's wood is used to make combs.
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"Restoring New York Streets to Their Bumpier Pasts" The New York Times (July 18, 2010) SoHo is part of Manhattan Community District 2 and its primary ZIP Codes are 10012 and 10013. It is patrolled by the 1st Precinct of the New York City Police Department.
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This road is an important transport corridor for traffic from Mombasa and Nairobi destined for Mandera. It also facilitates trade between Kenya and her neighbors to the north and northeast; Ethiopia and Somalia respectively. Travel along this road, although safer compared to a shorter route through Lafey, is longer in distance and bumpier, due to the rough condition of the road.
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The regular season had the Celtics finish with a league-high 66–16 record, which was also the most wins in a single season since their previous championship season of . Their record guaranteed them home court advantage for the entire playoffs. The 2008 NBA Playoffs, however, were bumpier than many believed they should be. Their First round series was against the eighth-seeded Atlanta Hawks.
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Constitution of the Czech Republic, Art. 58 The process continues under the same rules until a candidate prevails. In 1993, the Republic's first president, Václav Havel, had little difficulty achieving victory on the first round of the first ballot, but his re-election bid proved bumpier. In 1998, he was elected with a cumulative seven-vote margin on the second round of the first ballot.
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Seeker, their driver, then locks onto the signal of the tracker on and the ride becomes much bumpier. The scanner built into the rover picks up a big dinosaur, and Seeker thinks that it is the Iguanodon. He pulls the rover to a full stop, but find out that the dinosaur is a Carnotaurus. The rover takes off away from the Carnotaurus, and finds another big dinosaur with the scanner.
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Dan Gurney and American Champion Phil Hill were also in attendance after helping to conceive and promote the event. When the cars took to the track, the drivers differed in their opinions of the concrete-lined street circuit which featured two hairpins and a long, curving waterfront "straight." Ferrari's reigning World Champion Niki Lauda said the course was much bumpier than Monaco and harder on the car, but easier on the driver. Emerson Fittipaldi said he liked it very much, but Frenchmen Jacques Laffite and Patrick Depailler would not agree.
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The distinction between absolute and relative terms was introduced by Peter Unger in his 1971 paper A Defense of Skepticism and differentiates between terms that, in their most literal sense, don't admit of degrees (absolute terms) and those that do (relative terms). According to his account, the term "flat", for example, is an absolute term because a surface is either perfectly (or absolutely) flat or isn't flat at all. The terms "bumpy" or "curved", on the other hand, are relative terms because there is no such thing as "absolute bumpiness" or "absolute curvedness". A bumpy surface can always be made bumpier.
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The Pacers have often been criticised as being of poor quality. Instead of the usual bogies, Pacers use a basic four-wheel two-axle configuration which often results in a ride which is noisier and less comfortable than other trains. The lack of articulation can result in a rough ride, especially over points, and a loud squealing noise around tight curves. The lack of bogies also results in a more basic suspension, which can result in a bumpier ride; this has given rise to the nickname "nodding donkeys" owing to the trains' up-and-down motion on uneven track.
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Shipton explained that viewers were not happy that the writers split the couple up in the first place, but she thought that they had to test the characters. She also said that they had to get the couple back together now, as they would be facing a "bumpier ride" in the future. The actress added that viewers are invested in Duffy, so her dementia storyline would take a lot of time to play out, and hopefully show what people in real life are going through. She hoped the cast and crew were showing that if people receive a dementia diagnosis, they keep going and working.
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The race was very popular amongst fans, as the long, wide, runways (much wider and longer than typical courses) allowed for side-by-side racing, fast speeds, and superb passing zones around the entire track. The layout and overall flatness of the circuit also allowed a view of nearly the entire course from the grandstands. The track was less popular with drivers, as the runways were much bumpier than normal asphalt courses. The first turn, in which the runway narrowed and the cars turned at an almost 45 degree angle at the end of the front straight, was seen as one of the toughest in the circuit.
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Following a productive year with Broomfield SC, Hankinson received an offer he could not refuse. On September 14, 2011, Hankinson was announced as the first head coach for San Antonio Scorpions of the North American Soccer League (NASL). His first task is to lead the assembly of their new professional side and take them into league play for the 2012 season. During their inaugural season the Scorpions achieved a 13W-8D-7L to win the regular season title, but bowed out of the playoffs in the semi-finals. The 2013 season, however, after allowing 15 original scorpions go and replacing them with foreigners from Serbia, had a much bumpier ride and following a 8W-3D-11L start, Hankinson and the Scorpions parted ways August 27, 2013. After a two-year sabbatical, Hankinson joined Montego Bay United F.C. for a short, but successful stint, compiling a 7W-4D-2L record during the first half of their 2015–16 season from August through mid-November when Hankinson was lured back to the NASL and announced as the new head coach of Indy Eleven on December 2, 2015.
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However, rule changes made the 3.5-litre turbocharged cars defunct within just one season of the WSCC and so TWR developed the all-new XJR-14 for 1991 – the first full car designed by Ross Brawn – for the final year of Jaguar racing in WSCC. Although this car won both the WSCC Drivers' and Teams' championship, Jaguar (along with almost all other manufacturers) decided that it no longer had any interest in WSCC due to unfair rule changes. For IMSA in 1991, TWR ran the XJR-16, a development of the XJR-10. In spite of six wins in fourteen races, TWR-Jaguar was placed second overall to the more consistent Nissan team. For IMSA in 1992, Jaguar's last season in sportscar racing, XJR-14 was brought to America, but lack of development to deal with tighter, bumpier US circuits, meant that it could not repeat the result of the previous year in WSCC, taking second in the Driver's championship (Davy Jones) and third in the Manufacturer's Championship. In 1991, in parallel with production of the XJR-14, TWR also developed the £500,000 XJR-15 for a select group of cusomers, based on the Le Mans winning XJR-9.
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