She said her clients would gain strength from the protests.
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Off the court, I gain strength by staying positive and hopeful.
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Some economists see evidence that inflation is beginning to gain strength.
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The US shale industry persisted, though, and continued to gain strength.
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It was expected to gain strength Tuesday and Wednesday before weakening Thursday.
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Bullies in fact gain strength from the moral weaknesses of their victims.
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Otherwise, ISIS may re-establish itself and gain strength in vulnerable spaces.
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I also gain strength by trying to learn from the people around me.
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That has raised the possibility that the economy is continuing to gain strength.
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The longer she's in office, the more the forces of reaction will gain strength.
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The yen continued to gain strength, as it has done over the last few months.
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At the same time, the euro has continued to gain strength against the U.S. dollar.
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But the deal showed the risks for producers of all kinds as online platforms gain strength.
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Based on the dog's improvement, they decided to let Poppy gain strength before trying the risky surgery.
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While job growth has continues to gain strength, inflation stubbornly remains below the Fed's 2 percent target.
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The global A&D market is continuing to gain strength; driven by further increases in passenger demand.
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She is still too weak to stand but the nutrients she's receiving should help her gain strength.
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Katia is now a Category 1 storm that's also expected to gain strength in the coming days.
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Some of these risks can be addressed before surgery, through "pre-habilitation," to help patients gain strength.
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But violence continued in the Middle East and Ukraine, and populism continued to gain strength in Europe.
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While the labor market continues to gain strength, inflation remains below the central bank's 2 percent target.
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And we can gain strength from reading our history and listening to the voices of average Americans.
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People in the arts and entertainment industry have a lot of influence to help progressive ideas gain strength.
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But with the days of the strong dollar possibly over, could a global company like PVH gain strength?
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Maria is expected to gain strength through the weekend and become a hurricane by late Monday, forecasters said.
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The question hovering over Thomson's book is thus: Does the thesis gain strength for being narrower in focus?
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We have found that nature is a powerful force for veterans who need to heal and gain strength.
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It helps you gain strength, burn more calories, and increase your endurance and agility no matter the activity.
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Workday proved that its momentum of sales continued to gain strength when it reported fourth-quarter earnings on Monday.
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The decline at the top marks a stark contrast with the broader housing market, which continues to gain strength.
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But the idea of sacrifice to gain knowledge, or suffering to gain strength is something very intriguing for me.
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That we will gain strength very literally by doing things you've never done before and then recovering from it.
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Workday also proved that its momentum of sales continued to gain strength when it reported fourth-quarter earnings on Monday.
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Like a stumbling boxer, the city will try to keep its guard up, but the sea will only gain strength.
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Ms Clinton saw herself compelled to deny the rumours—only to see them gain strength when she indeed developed pneumonia.
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As various white women attempt to exploit black women, Sexton's characters gain strength by finding one another across the generations.
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The Cabinet reshuffle, the way a premier can exercise ultimate power, has been a traditional device to gain strength quickly.
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It's fairly normal for hurricanes to gain strength over short periods of time, but rapid intensification is becoming more severe.
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Dorian is expected to become a major hurricane by Friday afternoon and continue to gain strength until it makes landfall.
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As the wind began to gain strength in DeLand, Mr. Edwards left one more post on his Facebook event page.
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But the real racial recount came with the rise of the primaries; the reform began to gain strength in 1905.
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The US would struggle to enter the region and quell the potential fighting if China's military continues to gain strength.
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The storm is expected to gain strength over the next five days, and will likely escalate into a Category 4 hurricane.
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Trish's portrayer Rachael Taylor sees her character's decision as a deliberate choice to gain strength by emulating her superpowered best friend.
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It continued to gain strength on the evening of the 230th, stunning meteorologists as it approached Category 25 status around midnight.
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In his melodic voice, he spoke of how the oppressed should gain strength from God and one another, according to worshipers.
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Maximum sustained winds have lowered to 90 mph, and the storm was not expected to gain strength the rest of Wednesday.
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The Fed's statement suggested that officials are gaining confidence in that prediction, saying they expect inflation to gain strength this year.
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The 360-degree rotating seat allows even younger babies to engage with the toys and gain strength from moving themselves around.
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Hurricane Matthew has continued to gain strength and is now expected to hit Florida tonight as a Category 4 or 663 storm.
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Tsai said one of her top priorities would be to unite Taiwan in order to gain strength and respect from international society.
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Gain strength You may be trapped in the false thinking that you are helpless and that circumstances are always beyond your control.
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In the meantime, you can find helpful information about how to start lifting weights and gain strength at home here and here.
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But astronauts in space can't exactly go for a jog in the fresh air to clear their minds, increase fitness, and gain strength.
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Although the people in the video were blacked out, a man can be heard urgently yelling, "Start packing up!" as the flames gain strength.
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Not only did I gain strength, but I discovered a group of badass women who support me when I'm weak and when I'm strong.
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Though sales may gain strength in the typically strong months of November and December, the increase in sales is not likely to be significant.
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Linda and Thomas Agi had spent the last four weeks watching their babies, three girls and one boy, gain strength at Memorial Hermann Southwest Hospital.
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Equity markets have fallen sharply in January, erasing wealth and weighing on confidence, while the dollar continues to gain strength, limiting demand for American exports.
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While the impeachment discussion has only started to gain strength, Hui said that it has escalated rapidly through a series of major developments this month.
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While the Fed's latest statement acknowledged the weakness of some recent economic data, it also noted a number of reasons that growth could gain strength.
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FitnessAI is a mobile application that helps users lift weights, helping them set new goals, gain strength over time and avoid frustration while dodging burnout.
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"Next week we expect the dollar to gain strength slightly because of demand from the trading sector," a currency trader at one commercial bank said.
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Denver's strike was the latest in a wave of teachers' strikes that spread across the country last year and that have continued to gain strength.
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Perversely, just as Narcos has started to gain strength, it's garnered competition, especially in the form of FX's (generally solid) "birth of crack" drama Snowfall.
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The system is expected to gain strength Saturday as the storm shifts slightly east, with the most significant threat from the Plains to the Gulf Coast.
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One popular ETF that tracks emerging market equities, the EEM, has rallied nearly 18 percent year to date, and could fall should the dollar gain strength.
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Rather, Trump belongs to the great line of reprobate politicians, from James Michael Curley to Marion Barry, who thrive on notoriety and gain strength from scandal.
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But Mr. Powell hinted in recent congressional testimony that the central bank could be forced to move more quickly if the economy continued to gain strength.
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Hurricane Dorian is expected to gain strength in the coming days, and could hit the Florida coast as soon as Saturday as a Category 4 storm.
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Investors are encouraged about wholesale pork values after forging a low about a week ago, but cash hog prices are still unable to gain strength, said Nelson.
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The expected rate hike has already seen the dollar gain strength, with the dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of currencies, soaring this week.
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The storm has passed Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands and is now over open waters, where the National Hurricane Center (NHC) expects Dorian to gain strength.
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Bush family spokesman Jim McGrath said Wednesday that the 41st president "continues to gain strength" and had "a good night's rest" following his admission the day before.
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This, they argue, allowed drug trafficking and other crimes to flourish and opened the way for local tribes to gain strength and influence outside the government&aposs reach.
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Harvey turned eastward on Monday, the center of the storm returning to the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, raising the possibility that it could gain strength.
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It was moving across the ocean in a north-northwesterly direction at 27 kmh (17 mph), weather officials said, and could gain strength as it approaches the island.
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The question for Sanders is whether he can encourage the kind of deeper engagement with the party that he needs for his faction to gain strength and power.
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Sometimes I imagine that he powers down, maybe tries to recharge and gain strength through osmosis; other times he might just try to quiet the voices in his head.
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Watching the euro gain strength makes Cramer believe that the days of companies claiming "constant currency" adjustments in earnings and foreign exchange based excuses could be over at last.
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While the labor market continues to gain strength, inflation remains below the central bank's 2 percent target and mixed economic data could cloud the path to future rate hikes.
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Many athletes and gym-goers are turning to a popular but potentially dangerous new pill to help them build muscle and gain strength: a steroid alternative known as SARMs.
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The economy continues to gain strength, and the minutes said a decline in the foreign exchange value of the dollar was also likely to put upward pressure on inflation.
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"For male writers, women tend to gain strength through being raped or by eschewing femininity and embracing masculine traits," Ira Madison III wrote at the Daily Beast after episode six.
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India's economy will eventually recover and may even gain strength: the forced priming of bank accounts and the switch to electronic payments will mobilise more money for lending and taxes.
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Conversely, during cool phases of the AMO, fewer hurricanes form in the Atlantic, but a weakened buffer zone may make it easier for cyclones to gain strength along our coastlines.
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The prestige of the U.S. dollar is being questioned as the currency weakens and competitors such as the euro and the renminbi gain strength, an investment manager told CNBC Monday.
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If the release of genetically modified insects is successful in reducing the Aedes aegypti population, then it may be a necessary tool in fighting this threat, which continues to gain strength.
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The storm is expected to gain strength as it moves up the Gulf of Mexico and could cause floods in Florida and parts of the Southeast, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Mr. Hollande's unprecedented decision only slightly improved the chances of the ruling Socialists in presidential elections in April as far-right and populist forces gain strength in France and across Europe.
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Even without the help from Washington, Emcor could do well because of growth in nonresidential construction, and MasTec because of its communications business that will gain strength with the implementation of 5G.
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Once the storm moves into the warm waters of the Gulf, it has the potential for "rapid intensification" meaning conditions are just right and would allow the cyclone to gain strength quickly.
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The attacks have helped to feed a growing populist movement and have helped the far-right, nationalist Alternative for Germany party gain strength, with representation in half of the country's 16 states.
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Because hurricanes gain strength over warm ocean water, and because a warmer atmosphere can hold more moisture, which ultimately gets dumped as rain, global warming is thought to be driving bigger, wetter storms.
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But now is a good time to restructure them, and consider how we could use this traditional gathering to gain strength from each other as women, rather than as a celebration of domesticity.
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I get home, and I'm the only person there and it's so quiet, and it's taken me a while to gain strength back again into knowing that I got to start rebuilding again.
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Part of the issue is that climate change is causing ocean and air temperatures to rise, which is making hurricanes more sluggish, giving them more time to suck up water and gain strength.
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"As our economy continues to gain strength with millions of new jobs, falling unemployment and growing wages, today's report just underscores that America is greatest when everyone gets a fair shot," he said.
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By Friday evening or this weekend, the winds could shift and increase in speed, potentially drawing the fire into a wooded area where it would burn through plentiful fuel and gain strength, Osby said.
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And she once wrote, "You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face....You must do the thing you think you cannot do."
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The Federal Reserve is poised to raise its benchmark interest rate next week, at its final meeting of the year, as the economy continues to gain strength and the unemployment rate continues to fall.
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Coming this week: European Parliamentary elections, considered the truest barometer of public attitudes toward the bloc, will take place from Thursday through Sunday as far-right parties across the continent continue to gain strength.
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Analysts say the rally will gain strength if DBRS makes no move on Friday, but a downgrade would hit the bonds hard, and could make the benchmark yield spike by up to 200 basis points.
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But ISIS can gain strength in other ways, including using the chaos unleashed by the Turkey-led war in northern Syria to recruit new members and bust ISIS detainees out of makeshift prisons in the area.
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Now that he is officially the man who will become king, his plans will become more energized, and his moves beyond Saudi Arabia's borders, particularly regarding Saudi Arabia's bitter rival, Iran, will also likely gain strength.
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The storm was forecast to gain strength as it moved across the Gulf of Mexico Friday night into Saturday and become a hurricane by the time it reaches the northern Gulf Coast, the hurricane center said.
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People who want to gain strength as quickly and straightforwardly as possible are encouraged by trainers and coaches to cycle between these two modes, usually with some "maintenance" time in between to let their body adjust.
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The Fed is still holding rates at a low level by historical standards, supporting economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking, but it is gradually reducing those incentives because the economy continues to gain strength.
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"Trump is being accused of cooperating with Russia, so if he makes any concessions to Moscow, these accusations will gain strength," said Aleksei Makarkin, deputy head of the Center for Political Technologies, a Moscow think tank.
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Alberto, the first storm to be named ahead of the official June 1 start of hurricane season, is expected to gain strength until it reaches the northern Gulf Coast by Monday night, the National Hurricane Center said.
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By Friday, he was tweeting that "Republicans should stop wasting their time on Immigration" and wait until after the November elections, when he said the GOP would approve tougher legislation because it will gain strength in Congress.
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"We have to have real differentiation in the future, because there is no doubt in my mind that they going to continue to gain strength and you have to respect them at the highest level," said Armstrong.
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After the two months, all of the young men were stronger, a finding that, by itself, is beguiling, since it suggests that people can continue to gain strength even if they already are experienced at resistance training.
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And there is reason for Ms. Shelton's erstwhile conservative allies to worry, too: Mr. Trump's re-election might cause Ms. Shelton to continue her advocacy of low interest rates even if economic growth begins to gain strength.
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The first round of the central bank&aposs annual stress tests show that as a group, the 35 big banks have benefited from a steadily recovering economy to gain strength and build up capital buffers against unexpected losses.
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The Obama administration allowed ISIS to gain strength, fuel instability in Syria, and trigger a refugee crisis that helped foment populist politics in Europe — including a vote in favor of Brexit that Sky says might've gone differently otherwise.
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The major stock market indexes rose sharply on Tuesday, in part buoyed by investor hopes that with the departure of Mr. Bannon, more pragmatic voices within the administration will gain strength, possibly resulting in a tax overhaul bill.
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Neil Sroka, spokesman for Democracy for America, a group that grew out of Dean's 2004 campaign and whose members have overwhelmingly endorsed Sanders, said he expects candidates at all levels of government to gain strength from the Sanders campaign.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Hurricane Katia wheeled in place off the Mexican Gulf coast on Thursday, but it was expected to gain strength before it approached land by late Friday or early Saturday, the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.
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He said that when the rebel groups in Syria began to gain strength, Turkey had nods of approval from the C.I.A. and MI6, the British intelligence agency, to allow arms and volunteers across its border and into rebel camps.
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Such is the conclusion of a growing chorus of observers who've been closely watching a new and powerful trend gain strength: that of cloud kitchens, or fully equipped shared spaces for restaurant owners, most of them quick-serve operations.
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Muscle confusion has been thoroughly debunked by scientists and elite personal trainers, all of whom say the best way to gain strength is to simply increase the amount of weight we lift, and how many times we lift it.
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The four children who barely survived a car crash on April 5 that killed their parents and 2-month-old sister are beginning to heal as they gain strength from each other in the hospital, says their great aunt, Teresa Burrell.
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Here, 6 sexual abuse survivors open up to Health about the personal experience that made them decide to add their voices to the #MeToo reckoning, and how this movement that continues to gain strength and power has transformed their lives.
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But in the months after that, slowing growth in China and Britain's vote to leave the European Union weighed on the economy, and investors flocked to the Japanese currency, causing it to gain strength — and sap momentum from the Japanese economy.
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In a graphic displayed prominently in the first slide of its supplemental earnings materials, Apple charted the decline of its revenues as the dollar has continued to gain strength against foreign currencies: $100 in Q4 2014 equates to $85 today.
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" A few weeks later, The Wall Street Journal noted "the shrinking of the political middle" around the world and predicted dire consequences: "As the far right and far left gain strength, countries find it increasingly difficult to get things done.
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" Rosanne's music expressed Deborah's own emotional journey: Of her album "The List," Sprague writes, "Less like gravestones than musical equivalents of the stations of the cross, these pieces served as places to stop and reflect, and to gain strength through that meditation.
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WASHINGTON — Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve's departing chairwoman, will preside over her final policymaking meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday where, in a fitting finale, the Fed is expected to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged as the economy continues to gain strength.
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President Trump has set a scandalous example by his demagogic policy on immigration, Britain's vote to leave the European Union was based largely on blocking immigrants, and populist and nationalist parties have exploited immigration to gain strength in many other European nations.
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Now a tropical storm with winds of 50 mph, Michael is expected to gain strength as it passes into Virginia and moves into the western Atlantic Ocean overnight, bringing damaging winds and life-threatening flash flooding over parts of North Carolina and Virginia.
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"With the macro policy environment now turning more supportive and El Nino conditions, along with its adverse impacts on agricultural output and incomes, set to dissipate, domestic consumer demand is likely to gain strength in the coming quarters," the company said in a statement.
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In March 2016 following a review of Pakistan's economic performance in light of the aid program, the IMF concluded that the country was reaching fiscal targets and that economic activity had "continued to gradually gain strength," Mitsuhiro Furusawa, the Fund's deputy managing director said in the report.
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Trump is the most prominent of the right-wing populist politicians continuing to gain strength both here and in Europe (despite some electoral setbacks), but because the viewpoint he represents is now so widespread, he is in one sense personally irrelevant — a symptom rather than a cause.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersIowa Democrats to issue 'minor correction' to latest caucus results The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire Tlaib: DNC rules committee members working on Bloomberg campaign is a 'conflict of interest' MORE (I-Vt.) appears to gain strength in Iowa.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Turkish lira is significantly below fair value at the moment and should strengthen over the next one to two years as Turkey's economy slows and exports gain strength, improving the country's balance of payments outlook, economists for the Institute of International Finance said on Wednesday.
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Examples include the cartoonist Roz Chast's take on the hero's journey, Brian Gordon's modern take on the Sirens, Lapham's Quarterly Odyssey Game (tagline: "lose years, gain strength, return to wife") and the doughnut-fueled "Lemon of Troy" episode of "The Simpsons" (Season 6, Episode 24), featuring America's favorite cartoon dad.
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Tropical Storm Don, a weakening system that's now approaching the Windward Islands (Image via Weather Underground)Meteorologists are currently tracking a pair of weather systems, a tropical storm named Don that appears to be on its way out, and an emerging system that will be dubbed Hilary should it continue to gain strength.
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Newkirk's piece is particularly persuasive because it reflects a movement that managed to gain strength in the same national environment that elected Donald Trump: North Carolina was one of very few states to give Trump its electoral votes but (pending the certification of its gubernatorial race) elect a Democrat to statewide office.
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Yang, the technologist who has based his entire campaign on the dangers of automation and the idea of giving every American 18 years of age or older $1,000 a month for their entire lives, continues to gain strength -- in terms of polling and fundraising -- even as better-established candidates, like O'Rourke, are dropping from the race amid slackening support.
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