Then you can break those numbers down by the week.
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Unicorn rents scooters by the week or month and is already profitable.
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In Caracas food queues at government stores grow longer by the week.
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The list of places with Zika has been growing by the week.
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So quickly had the talks deepened that by the week of Oct.
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The Rahm admiration society seems to be gaining members by the week.
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The failings of America's self-regulatory approach are becoming clearer by the week.
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I personally think the president seems a little more extreme by the week.
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His children only have summer clothes, while it gets colder by the week.
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He is getting bigger by the week now — too big to do that again.
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Judging by the week, Trump is still Trump, and Kanye is off the rails.
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Fast fashion has trained shoppers to view trends by the week, not the season.
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The weight of the play and its traditions grows heavier almost by the week.
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Proof of progress is especially evident in Yangon, where the skyline changes by the week.
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By the week of June 24, the summer planning document had all but petered out.
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This is, after all, a government where senior officials come and go sometimes by the week.
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Officials of the Tripoli government say Russia is now bringing in more mercenaries by the week.
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When I walked by the week after there was a large condemned sign on the door.
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Just maybe, it's a lesson that goes beyond couture but was well told by the week.
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There are separate sections for sleep, strain, and recovery, with readouts tracking progress by the week.
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"Our guys aren't getting murders by the week," he tells PEOPLE, describing the quiet suburb of Dallas.
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In many other places, the Taliban, the Hazaras' old nemesis, are resurgent, gaining territory by the week.
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ASTRONOMICAL downtown rents, power cuts, traffic that gets worse by the week: these are Yangon's growing pains.
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SO DRIVERS WILL BE ABLE TO RENT BY THE DAY, BY THE WEEK OR BY THE MONTH.
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Its image is sullied, deteriorating by the week, with mounting scandals engulfing the highest levels of government.
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Those three are getting more likable by the week, and they give the show a familial warmth.
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Trading was dampened by the week-long Lunar New Year holiday which has closed markets in China.
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Their own governor was enveloped in a crisis that seemed to grow more sordid by the week.
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By the week the shelter was supposed to close, there were only a few dozen shelter residents left.
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Every year, they infect millions and kill thousands of Americans; health officials closely track cases by the week.
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It has injected a net 654.3 billion yuan ($98.44 billion)year to date by the week ending Aug 20.
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Beyond Capitol Hill, the field of Democrats seeking to challenge Trump for the presidency is growing by the week.
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Netflix is delivering specials practically by the week, and it seems every network is determined to keep funny alive.
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" As he puts it: "You know you're getting your ass kicked when your rent is due by the week.
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The reading combines results for January and February to exclude distortions caused by the week-long Lunar New Year.
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Once you're in, you can set a daily budget and track your spending by the week and by categories.
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I became a Democrat when I was 7 years old, living in a by-the-week motel in Mattawa, Washington.
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Spending was also likely boosted by the week-long Lunar New Year holidays, which fell in mid-February this year.
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Military and broader tensions with an increasingly autocratic and self-confident Russia and China are rising almost by the week.
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They are surely also stewing even more over Hillary Clinton's devastating election loss that becomes more significant by the week.
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Around 30,000 workers globally will be affected by the week-long shutdown, which will take place in May or June.
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Regardless, the grocery landscape space is becoming more and more competitive by the week — some might say by the day.
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This year's trip covers eight games and is extended by the week-long break for the NBA All-Star game.
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Not only are mine much more localized and fleeting, they also seem to be diminishing in power by the week.
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The reading combines the results for January and February to exclude distortions caused by the week-long Lunar New Year.
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The AIIB has more full-time employees—180 to NDB's 120—but both are adding to their ranks by the week.
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The finance ministry said Argentina will propose a solution to the legal battle by the week of January 25, Reuters reported.
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Kesha's legal battle to free herself from Dr. Luke, the producer she says raped her, grows more depressing by the week.
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The data combines figures for January and February to smooth out distortions caused by the week-long China's Lunar New Year.
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They are not policymakers or professors, but a random nationwide sample linked only by the week of their birth in 1946.
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It was sparked by an unexpected development on Friday, in a family and corporate tale that becomes messier by the week.
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Around 30,000 workers globally will be affected by the week-long shutdown, which will take place in either May and June.
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The skies are often overcast, but weather conditions fluctuate by the week, the day and even the hour, Ms. Misra noted.
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In early spring, the administration was bleeding officials by the week and everyone else seemed on the verge of getting ousted.
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The North Korean nuclear threat, which had been unfolding over years and even over presidencies, now hits ominous milestones by the week.
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Brady told Republican House members on September 13 that they should expect a more detailed framework by the week of September 25.
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In town there is a good used bookstore called the Open Book, with an apartment up above, that's rentable by the week.
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"If this market doesn't have a Fed hike priced in by the week of Labor Day, it's not going to happen," Bianco said.
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And while I do switch up the brand sometimes, I'm committed to using a planner that breaks down the calendar by the week.
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Many of them come from the nearby Highway 192, where motels have turned into rent-by-the-week homes for transient minimum-wage workers.
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Consumers can opt out of the new mandatory arbitration agreement by mailing a letter to the bank by the week of August 7, 2019.
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I know it costs a little more, but I prefer breaking it up by the week instead of paying a big chunk at once.
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Why are traditional e-commerce players like Warby Parker and Bonobos opening stores amid other retailers announcing store closures and bankruptcies by the week?
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At that point, from the outside at least, the administration seemed to be changing its approach by the week, and sometimes by the day.
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The news grew juicier by the week: Hush money was paid to a former spymaster during apartheid to keep quiet about the illegal espionage.
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I have to budget out monthly expenses by the week, which is difficult for me because I'm used to getting paid larger amounts at once.
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In the week starting March 7th, only 11% of them were doing so; by the week of April 8th that proportion had jumped to 24%.
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It is tempting to look for larger meaning in the shifting personnel, but the momentum seems to shift by the week or even the day.
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Michigan's hopes of earning an NCAA Tournament bid are fading by the week after it fell to a disappointing 85-69 defeat to Illinois on Wednesday.
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"By the week before, I'll have 80 percent of it done probably and it'll just be a matter of finding out what is topical," he says.
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Interest went up: By the week of January 5, almost 42,000 riders used Pool and nearly 25 percent of those were matched with an additional rider.
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Successfully navigating between the worlds of professional wrestling and mixed martial arts can be a tricky business, as evidenced by the week that Brock Lesnar's had.
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The VIIRS Vegetation Health Index is an imagery product offered by the U.S. National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration and it compares vegetation health by the week.
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"I called him seriously by the week until my galley couldn't be changed anymore," she recalled on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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The October volume was the lowest level for a year, but that was probably impacted by the week-long public holiday that falls in the month.
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Until 1994, the building was home to the Ladies Christian Union, which provided young businesswomen with rooms by the week and fed them twice a day.
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The Democratic field is growing by the week, with candidates and would-be candidates already campaigning in Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and the other early states.
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But they say they don't believe much has changed in the big picture, particularly with memories shorter than ever and Trump producing new controversies by the week.
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But by the week of March 16, Wall Street was talking about a worst-case scenario of five million, and a best case of 14-15 million.
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I was a stringer for Reuters, there to document the near-daily attacks on U.S. forces by an insurgency that seemed to be growing stronger by the week.
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A dauntless young tenor saxophonist whose concept and ambition seem to grow broader by the week, Grand is unwilling to accept anything as a given — stylistically, culturally, whatever.
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But with an undefeated ACC champion clearly not getting left out of the Playoff, the similarities to the 2014 Florida State team are getting more clear by the week.
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Instead, the damage from the nastiest election in decades seems to multiply by the week, stifling all efforts to slake its poison, and looks certain to linger for years.
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The pace is picking up by the week, advocates say, and they estimate applications could approach one million in 2016, about 200,000 more than the average in recent years.
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The pace is picking up by the week, advocates say, and they estimate applications could approach one million in 2016, about 200,272 more than the average in recent years.
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In China's competition with the United States, a rancorous trade war has persisted for a year, and issues of national security are bleeding by the week into economic ones.
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By the week before Christmas, UPS forecasts it will deal with 1.6 million returns per day, with 1083 million packages being returned each day during the week of December 16.
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This doesn't negate the fact that Rico's online community is growing by the week, but it means that these hefty figures don't translate to the tangible world as easily anymore.
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They include services like Uber Pool, startups like Via, and new services that appear to be emerging by the week, such as this new Smart Bus effort from Citymapper in London.
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By the week before the midterm elections, more than 235,21992 women had reached out to EMILY's List expressing interest in running for office, the PAC's president Stephanie Schriock told BuzzFeed News.
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Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez has the unenviable job of figuring out exactly how the summer DNC debates will accommodate a 21-candidate field that is growing by the week.
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" Peter, I called him seriously by the week until my galley couldn't be changed anymore, "Are you sure your commitment to news is real and will outlast the publication of my book?
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One of the chief concerns that has been raised by the week is just how we go about protecting our venues, whether they are tiny basement clubs or massive theatres, from closure.
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But the force of the referendum, a McCarthyite mood in the Brexiteer press and a prime minister whose original support for Remain seems more baffling by the week combined to neuter the legislature.
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NEW YORK/BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina will propose a solution to its long-running legal battle with U.S. creditors over unpaid debt to a U.S. court-appointed mediator by the week of Jan.
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However, as the first indication of economic sentiment in 2016, the headline PMI data for both sectors might be distorted by the week-long Lunar New Year break beginning this year on Feb.
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In iron ore, the surge to one of the highest on record was partly due to the arrival of shipments delayed by the week-long Golden Week festival at the end of October.
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That height would change by the second due to waves, by the hour because of tides, and even by the week depending on where the Earth was in its orbit around the sun.
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Amtrak should be ready to lay out its plan for the weekday disruptions by the week of May 8,, the railroad's chief executive, Charles W. Moorman, told lawmakers at a hearing in Trenton.
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The jerk or the mean girl sometimes overstays his or her welcome, kept on by producers who know that drama means ratings, but they'd always be gone by the week of hometown dates.
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Couple that with a world in which leaders like Trump and Kim can't agree on continuing talks through to an already planned lunch, and you have a world growing more worrying by the week.
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ABC reports that about 50 Pentagon staffers are currently involved in planning the event, but added that the number is expected to grow to as many as 3,000 by the week of the parade.
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And from the looks of that dragonglass cave in "The Spoils of War," and the way Bran keeps going back to the weirwood tree in Winterfell, that mythology is growing more relevant by the week.
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Analysts cautioned that data in January and February can be distorted by the week-long Lunar New Year public holidays, with business slowing down ahead of time and many firms scaling back operations or closing.
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By the week of March 10, elected officials in most major cities had seen the writing on the wall and instituted mandatory curfews and shutdowns of most non-essential gathering spaces, including bars and restaurants.
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"Every metric leads you to one conclusion: The likelihood of significant Republican losses in the House and state/local level is increasing by the week," said the Republican operative who did this statistical comparison to 2010.
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"The crown outlook is getting more and more worrisome by the week, the 10.75 to 11.00 range should not be ruled out in EUR/SEK later in 2019," said Andreas Larsen, a strategist at Nordea Markets.
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Shaquill Griffin's combination of quickness and strength is a perfect fit for Pete Carroll's preferred style, and rookie fifth-rounder Tre Flowers — a 6-foot-3 converted safety — is using his length better by the week.
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Crypto funds are opening by the week as investors look to bet on the wild fluctuations in the prices of cryptocurrencies bitcoin, ethereum and litecoin, while also getting stakes in new projects being built on blockchain.
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Lochner struck down a New York law providing that bakery workers could only be required to work 60 hours per week (at the time, bakery workers were typically paid by the day or by the week).
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The AP reports that a senior government official said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal government will introduce legislation to legalize recreational marijuana by the week of April 10, and the legislation should become law by next July.
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Certainly, it's appealing to look at the November numbers and conclude that China's appetite for commodities is storming ahead, but that ignores the reality that the data was affected by the week-long holidays in early October.
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And sitting powerless, while Mueller indicts people in his outer circle, pores over his financial records and looms ever closer to the Oval Office by the week is a scenario that is clearly driving Trump to distraction.
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While he was trying to make it in the industry, there were times when he had to live in his car or at a pay-by-the-week hotel, according to a 2010 interview in Oprah Magazine.
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A survey conducted earlier this month by THE WEEK-Hansa Research predicted the BJP to win the battleground state, while a separate survey by Axis-My-India for the India Today Group also projected a BJP majority there.
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The data gives global investors their first look at business conditions in China at the start of the year, but this year it might be distorted by the week-long Lunar New Year break that begins on Feb.
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It brings new pleasures by the week — asparagus in the farmers' market, excitable toddlers in the playgrounds — and also a reminder to try to reach out to people who have lost someone recently, or those who seem withdrawn.
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The local Democrats and the left has become more engaged and, candidly, more angry by the week as President Trump says things and does things which, many Republicans, myself amongst them, from time to time do disagree with.
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Today, according to two sources, Fair announced at an all-hands meeting that it would end its Fair Go program that helped Uber drivers lease cars on short-term (by the week) deals, as the company pushes for profitability.
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By the week before, much of their furniture had already been shipped to the White House and was stored in the China Room on the ground floor so it could be moved quickly upstairs after the Bushes moved out.
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At least 60 students at Aligarh Muslim University — who were joined by students from institutions like Delhi University, Jawaharlal Nehru University, and Hyderabad University — were injured in clashes at Aligarh&aposs campus, according to a report by The Week.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said on the same call that, even though shares were soaring higher by the week, he had no plans to raise capital, and Tesla would focus on lowering the cost of its battery production instead.
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Ms. Merkel now stands accused by a new chorus of critics of not only betraying her ideals on immigration but also of jeopardizing core European values, as the costs of doing business with Mr. Erdogan become painfully clearer by the week.
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But both surveys showed a marked strengthening in business confidence for the next 12 months, suggesting many Chinese companies see any softening in conditions as temporary, likely due to disruptions caused by the week-long Lunar New Year holidays last month.
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All told, Oregon could be lucky to get to a bowl game this season, and with a future that has looked bleaker by the week since former Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota left, coach Mark Helfrich's seat is getting very hot.
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Stephen Kunken, meanwhile, grows more hilariously repulsive by the week as Ari Spyros, the self-proclaimed "Greek Freak"; "You cannot call yourself that," pleads Mike "Wags" Wagner, the actor David Costabile investing his voice with what sounds like genuine pain.
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As he pushed into his 90s — growing visibly frailer by the week, stumbling ever more frequently at public events, his once eloquent speech becoming sluggish — people wondered, with a mixture of dread and hope, when "the old man" would be gone.
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However, access to this feature is still only for Amazon Prime members who live in Prime Now service areas, and near a Whole Foods, and who want to shop for groceries at a Whole Foods, where prices have recently fluctuated by the week.
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Record: 9-6 Last week: Beat the Dolphins, 29-13 This week: at Denver Broncos One thing to know: The Chiefs are looking more like their old selves by the week, but it's still hard to trust the team after its midseason collapse.
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Cramer Remix: The irony behind Phil Mickelson's scandal Cramer: Individual stocks worth significantly more than theS&P 500 sum Cramer: Wal-Mart is just in the first inning He found the same situation with biotech stocks, as valuations have been falling by the week.
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He still sits behind Vanilla Ice's To the Extreme (16 weeks on Billboard) and MC Hammer's Please Don't Hurt' Em (21 weeks on Billboard.)The bulk of Drizzy's units come from streaming with about 67,000 of 111,000 units by the week end of June 30.
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As for fashion, buyers can no longer spot or drive trends a year in advance as they once could (a chain of events made famous by The Devil Wears Prada.) Fast fashion has trained shoppers to see fads by the week, not the season.
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Tully is the perfect ambassador for the Margaritaville brand, which is built on the idea that you can rent hedonism by the week at a namesake resort or bring it home nightly in a can of LandShark Lager without working a day in your life.
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Basically, the situation is changing by the hour instead of by the week or by the day at this point, so something that seems entirely safe one day, the situation could change to something that's not super safe in just a couple of days.
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While subsectors like privacy or automation still manage to pull in funding, with an estimated 90%-plus of digital ad spend growth going to incumbent behemoths like Facebook and Google, the amount of high-growth opportunities in the adtech space seems to grow narrower by the week.
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Taken together, it's clear that there will be a large number Republican votes for McConnell to shore up by the week of March 2628, when he plans to bring the American Health Care Act to the Senate floor, provided the legislation passes the House on schedule.
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Corn, soybeans, and soy products continued to struggle as crop estimates out of South America seem to grow by the week, and the wheat market likely sidelined most of its worries for now over U.S. hard red winter wheat, as the expected and much-needed rainy pattern has moved in.
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The intrigue starts to pick up in episode seven with the introduction of David Robert Jones (Jared Harris), a mysterious villain who ends up at the center of the long-term plot arcs that eventually develop, and Fringe eventually crafts a mythology that gets more fascinating and essential by the week.
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The deal will let Lyft drivers buy vehicles at a lower price point, by allowing them to rent by the day, by the week or by the month without the long-term commitment or high interest rates that a lease might bring, said Dan Ammann, president of GM and incoming Lyft board member.
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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's gaffes grew ghastlier and more undemocratic by the week.
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Sandy Wexler (preceded by The Ridiculous 1003 and The Do-Over, and followed by The Week Of) was a strange movie, mostly because Sandler was doing a bit the whole time as a clueless, nebbishy talent manager — yet he still managed to convey that it was completely heartfelt (the title character is based on Sandler's real-life manager, Sandy Wernick).
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So many narratives, so little time — for those who were tired out by the week of performance-hopping, two exhibitions commissioned by SB13 will continue through the end of the year: "Fruit of Sleep", curated by Reem Fadda at the Sursock Museum, and at the Beirut Art Centre, "An Unpredictable Expression of Human Potential", curated by Hicham Khalidi and Natasha Hoare.
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