What this means is that talk radio hosts are now gravitating toward their audiences rather than audiences gravitating to hosts.
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The tool I was gravitating towards was massive, obliterating distortion.
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At night, Lori has been gravitating to her daughter's room.
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DM: I do see Kyle gravitating to worlds like that.
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More players and coaches are gravitating to wine as well.
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I didn't get why they were gravitating toward black culture.
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American Poetry, Modern British Poetry, gravitating especially to H.D., Hart
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We joined the crowds gravitating to the oceanfront every day.
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They are gravitating to him because he has a message.
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"I found myself just gravitating towards whole foods," he said.
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"I think the market is gravitating toward quality names," he said.
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I found myself gravitating toward him and I couldn't understand why.
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The second suggests that ESEs are cold, self-gravitating gas clouds.
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Investors gravitating to this strategy may be a little bit late.
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"I was gravitating towards hip-hop [culture], I guess," he explained.
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I prefer the solitary, gravitating toward individualism and outlier-like behaviors.
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We wanted to see where stylish New York teenagers were gravitating.
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Mr. Garfein did some acting but was soon gravitating toward directing.
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There's nothing new about politicians gravitating to certain styles of comedy.
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Bernie Sanders for president now gravitating toward Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson?
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He has a vision and can sense what people are gravitating towards.
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Lately, Brewster's been gravitating towards coconut oil as a body moisturizer, too.
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It's just people gravitating toward a story and things tend to snowball.
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Some see the White House gravitating toward greater support of robust encryption.
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Some see the White House gravitating toward greater support of robust encryption.
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Bernie Sanders for president now gravitating toward the Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson?
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And people are gravitating toward this archetype not just for spiritual reasons.
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Polling has shown black voters gravitating more toward Biden, Sanders, and Warren.
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Maybe you've found yourself gravitating to those cynical, pessimistic people at work.
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Adams arguably found her niche gravitating toward the widely reviled, like Mrs.
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"A lot of people will begin gravitating back towards Rajapaksa," he added.
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Warren will have to coalesce some voters that are gravitating to Sanders.
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When upgrading devices, people are increasingly gravitating toward phones with larger displays.
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Was there any gear or specific software tools you found yourself gravitating toward?
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For an alternative explanation as to why young women are gravitating towards Bernie,
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Although boomers are the biggest buyers, younger buyers are gravitating to the market.
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After all, that's the direction in which the tech world's been gravitating lately.
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But, there's been a revival in sunglasses designers gravitating towards funky shapes vs.
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New business is gravitating towards low-cost exchange-traded funds and index-trackers.
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And now they're seeing that again and they're kind of gravitating towards it.
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Whatever it was, I soon found myself gravitating towards the other weird kids.
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I began by gravitating towards the music I particularly loved when we started.
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You'll probably end up gravitating towards Hollywood, and it's a self-perpetuating thing.
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Lately, there's one shade we've been gravitating toward especially: a calming pastel blue.
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Right now, movie studios and streaming services like Netflix are gravitating towards Dolby Vision.
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Do I find myself gravitating towards the Jabra Elite 85h for my daily listening?
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Investors are gravitating toward podcast startups as consumer interest in original audio content skyrockets.
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Current experience shows their anxieties about power gravitating to one branch were well-founded.
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Even without encouragement from the government, Medicare beneficiaries might be gravitating to private plans.
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Throughout his childhood, Namsa would alternate gravitating toward his Thai heritage or Laotian heritage.
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"These vehicles are very affordable, and people still are not gravitating towards them," she said.
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But in both cases, new money flowing into the funds is gravitating towards cheaper options.
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But Kubernetes is the hot new thing right now and developers are gravitating to it.
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Or am I just gravitating toward the harrowing stuff because it's where my head's at?
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"The level of the rhetoric, the harshness of it -- they start gravitating to other candidates."
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We filed onto a repurposed school bus painted white, photographers gravitating to every window seat.
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So, kids were kind of gravitating towards the shop to see what was going on.
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Virginia is a swing state that has been gravitating toward the Democrats in recent elections.
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With lower gas prices and a booming economy, New Yorkers are gravitating toward S.U.V.s. S.U.V.s.
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Those who are staying in the area are gravitating toward home rentals near the beach.
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They go after both simultaneously, gravitating toward projects that are personally interesting and socially meaningful.
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Now gravitating toward physical presentations, Ms. Rosales is currently showing her work in New York.
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The company was, for instance, quick to spot that Americans were gravitating toward larger phones.
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Diners are increasingly gravitating towards convenience in the form of fast-casual chains and delivery.
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TC: How are you tracking the reasons that smokers are gravitating toward your products and staying?
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The wealthiest people in tech are gravitating toward candidates like Pete Buttigieg, new fundraising reports reveal.
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Many millennials are gravitating toward less affordable cities, such as San Francisco, Los Angeles and Boston.
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Even before Obamacare's birth control mandate, American women were already gravitating toward these more effective contraceptives.
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Because of my experiences, I naturally ended up gravitating towards working in the field of housing.
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It should be no surprise to anybody that voters in those areas are gravitating to Trump.
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Consumers are gravitating to this supplement for its reported relaxation properties, of which there are many.
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The days of investors and talent gravitating toward this sexy tagline are coming to an end.
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Here, we're gravitating towards silky, sophisticated separates that look fancy enough to wear to any occasion.
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I'd been gravitating towards Amazon anyway, reluctantly, but the iBooks deletion situation was the last straw.
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Most buyers are gravitating toward standard surgical masks, which basically look like blue-hued paper rectangles.
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Consumers are gravitating toward smart devices, leaving a wide scope for growth in the banking sector.
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In recent years, American Airlines passengers have been gravitating toward healthier and lighter meals, Girardoni said.
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At the time, the young woman was gravitating more toward magazines, books and art than fashion.
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I found myself gravitating towards collage the way I gravitated towards writing poetry as a sullen teenager.
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Fox, like its peers, has been adapting to keep hold of viewers gravitating toward online streaming services.
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"Everybody started gravitating toward the University of Memphis, black and white, when Larry was there," Anderson said.
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But with an increase in budgets and prestige, more actors and technicians are gravitating towards the medium.
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"People are gravitating toward vibrant colors," Ryan Coombes, beverage development manager for Starbucks, said in a statement.
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The volume of potential deals has been increasing and we were naturally gravitating towards a consumer focus.
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Moreover, America's native-born pipeline of young workers shows no signs of gravitating to the manufacturing sector.
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Polling research finds that conservatives just seem to be gravitating more toward the idea of universal coverage.
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Mr. Tieu found himself gravitating to memes early, hoping to ensure that people understood their source material.
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But many spectators are gravitating to it because, for the moment, it's simply the place to be.
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This includes millennials, which anecdotal evidence suggests are gravitating more to "experiences" instead of goods or services.
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You could find chevron in college dorms and suburban homes, with people gravitating towards the funky print.
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Consumers are gravitating toward online sales due to lower prices and wider selections versus physical store retailers.
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Robbins' followers often find him in moments of desperation, gravitating toward his promises to help them overcome pain.
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Viewers eventually got tired of the darkest of these shows, gravitating instead to slightly lighter fare like NCIS.
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As someone who cycles through a lot of phones for work, I've found myself gravitating toward larger phones.
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I hated pink for so long and I'm really gravitating towards a magenta and hot pink this season.
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At this point in my life I am expanding personally/musically and gravitating more towards uplifting, conscious rap!
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More and more consumers, particularly younger ones, are gravitating toward digital ordering and it's a boon for restaurants.
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According to men's fashion magazine Mr. Porter, it may be Hunnam who is doing most of the gravitating.
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There are also regional differences when it comes to the type of electric vehicles consumers are gravitating towards.
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But many later left their designated homes, gravitating to areas that already had a high concentration of migrants.
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Critics say that job seekers in a good economy are, predictably, gravitating toward safer and less-taxing jobs.
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Yahoo says that consumers are gravitating to its mobile email while Google and Microsoft focus on corporate products.
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Sales are down slightly in dollars but up in units, suggesting shoppers are gravitating toward more-casual pieces.
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American consumers are gravitating toward drinks that have functional elements, like nutritional value or a jolt of caffeine.
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This year, kids are gravitating toward toys that feature their favorite characters from television and the big screen.
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Millennials in particular are gravitating towards logos, after years of preferring, at least outwardly, more incognito fashion labeling.
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Filipe Nogueira Consoline, 33, a music producer in São Paulo, says he is gravitating toward the new candidates.
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Now that it's finally July, you may find yourself gravitating toward books that inspire you to seize the season.
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It's easy to imagine voters who like Ted Cruz's pugnacity, for example, gravitating toward Trump if Cruz drops out.
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As China's slowing growth spills over into other developing economies in the region, Indonesia is gravitating above the turmoil.
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But he admitted he was surprised by the high number of millennial voters who are gravitating toward Vermont Sen.
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While the U.S. has retreated from transparency, the rest of the developed world seems to be gravitating toward it.
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Grace Freije, 63, of Bow, New Hampshire, said she had decided to support Rubio after gravitating earlier toward Christie.
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She said that she began gravitating toward Mr. Papper's "positive disposition," but she wasn't quite ready for another relationship.
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When it comes to wellness, you might find yourself gravitating to some new rituals you have never tried before!
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Gravitating toward photorealism while in school, she spent a lot of time trying to master different oil painting techniques.
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Nearly all millennials surveyed (93 percent) said they would like to try camping this year, many gravitating toward glamping.
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Kirban speculated that consumers may be gravitating toward pantry essentials that have nutritional value and a long shelf life.
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"I think everyone is lonely," she says, when I ask why people are gravitating toward tie-dye right now.
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As a result, investors are gravitating toward software solutions for trucking companies, which are a safer, less volatile bet.
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I learned the reasons some people, like me, choose to stay here and why others ended up gravitating here.
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London will have to make a similar choice – gravitating more toward Washington or Brussels – when it comes to Iran.
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Glenn said that he voted for Clinton in 2016, but has been gravitating toward Trump in the years since.
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" Lis Smith, an adviser to Mr. Buttigieg, said the attacks were a result of voters "gravitating toward his campaign.
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"You have people from very dark websites gravitating toward these camps, and these children are easy pickings," he said.
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We're gravitating toward the most shockingly bright purses on the shelves, like neon-green tote bags with fisherman-knot threading.
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You may, like I did, find yourself gravitating toward or away from some characters and the actors that play them.
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Eventually they picked up instruments too, starting with rock but gravitating over time to a kind of harmony-drenched Americana.
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These days I find myself gravitating to the weird wonderfulness of Björk, Kate Bush, Margo Price, SZA, and Tina Turner.
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Indeed, another "old" technology like email that people have been gravitating toward as an alternative to get their daily news.
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People are slowly resisting to conform to society's standards of beauty and are gravitating towards their own meaning of beauty.
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When you shop at Aritzia, you probably find yourself gravitating towards one of its private labels without even realizing it.
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Growing up, I was always a tomboy, but more recently I've found myself really gravitating toward hanging with only guys.
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He devoured the books, gravitating especially to Robert Heinlein and other classic writers who explored the cosmos in their tales.
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If the voters really aren't polarized, why do they keep gravitating toward politicians further and further from the political center?
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Over the nights that I've had it, I've found myself regularly gravitating toward this pillow over any of my others.
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Clinton had visited Ohio since Labor Day, as polls show the state's white working-class voters gravitating toward Mr. Trump.
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Joanna says that massive hematoma on her forehead is gone down in size -- and is also gravitating down her face.
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Modsy users have been gravitating towards neutrals over the past year, with a 78% increase in interest in the hues.
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If they stop doing that, they will lose out on all the best talent that is already gravitating toward streaming.
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Despite officials' complaints about more widespread encryption on Facebook's messaging apps, people are increasingly gravitating toward services that offer encryption.
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Central to human experience is the act of gravitating towards pleasant experiences, running away from unpleasant experiences, and ignoring neutral experiences.
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We'd inevitably spend any social outing gravitating closer and closer together until we turned a small corner into a private date.
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This time around though, I knew that I wanted something filling and warm, and I was already gravitating toward a cheeseburger.
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Our so-called 'feminine ideal' is changing, with customers gravitating towards more diverse bodies and away from the antiquated dream girl.
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While human nature may have us gravitating towards the largest package under the tree, it's the actual gift that matters most.
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They're gravitating towards these devil-in-the-details pieces from designers like Greg Lauren, Kapital, Visvim, and of course, Rare Weaves.
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"We know that all consumers are gravitating toward social play," said Ray Adler, a senior director of global marketing at Mattel.
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Top-tier phones like the iPhone remain largely out of reach, but interested buyers are still gravitating toward modestly pricier phones.
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"I feel myself as I'm older gravitating more to the producing side than being in front of the camera," he revealed.
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We have people gravitating towards us who could work on something that could change an industry Q: Any investors coming there?
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After a painful breakup, he found himself gravitating towards his guitar, looking to his former passion, to heal his present wounds.
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Much of the work is eerily spare and quiet, with instruments gravitating toward fragile sustained tones, shivery glissandos, and fractured timbres.
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Not all of the Democratic voters who are gravitating toward Ms. Warren express passion for each element of her progressive agenda.
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More recently, people have been gravitating toward what is called "retrofit cohousing," in which neighbors transform an existing neighborhood over time.
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The apparent move would also fit with what some see as the White House gravitating toward greater support of robust encryption.
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I find my tastes gravitating toward artists of previous generations, though David Mamet at his best is a force of nature.
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Like the news started picking up on it, and a lot of people in the streets, they started gravitating to it.
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I think people are still gravitating toward those races because they know they're going to get the bang for their buck.
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Ms. Takano, the Sotheby's manager, said that foreign buyers have been gravitating to the Minato ward, south of the city center.
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Myers says hybrid cloud has now become one of Avaya's biggest advantages, and he sees more customers gravitating towards this option.
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It "may explain my gravitating toward psychoanalysis before I even knew what it was," he told The Boston Globe last year.
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White-on-white kitchens were popular on HGTV and in real life, with people gravitating towards the clean and sleek look.
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As a social science and humanities person, I found myself gravitating to working with the elderly because they have such great stories.
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Meanwhile, music listeners have begun gravitating to the on-demand subscription services of Spotify, Apple and others, which offer ad-free access.
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"You can blame the media," she said, "but you also have to blame news consumers for gravitating to that kind of journalism."
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But the one piece we're gravitating more and more towards is much more simple: it's the frock we're calling 'the prairie dress.
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The children of the elite attend the first lot; both middle- and working-class families are gravitating towards the second (see chart).
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Why do you think you ended up gravitating in and out of these components of the same sort of song or style?
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But the donor world nationally is gravitating toward the top five candidates, according to a review of new fundraising reports released Monday.
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Consumers are also gravitating more toward technology that allows them to connect with people that they aren't able to physically interact with.
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That would complicate Washington's efforts to isolate the North at a time other Asian nations like the Philippines are gravitating toward Beijing.
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And unlike seasons prior, comfort was a major priority, with show-goers gravitating toward sweatshirts, biker shorts, and loungewear like never before.
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The upside of that pendulum is why — despite its problems — so much American, Chinese and African tech capital is gravitating to Nigeria.
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While a few different retailers have these on sale, it's Walmart's free 139.993-day shipping that has us gravitating to the superstore.
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While a few different retailers have these on sale, it's Walmart's free 2-day shipping that has us gravitating to the superstore.
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By the time they hit shelves, the world may have moved on, or never ended up gravitating towards it in the first place.
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But this is a big country…and while the mainstream media may bash Mexico, we've actually noticed a trend of people gravitating there.
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Atlas Iron, an iron ore explorer, is one miner gradually gravitating towards the commodity dubbed the "white petroleum" for its silver-white appearance.
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A large rotation also came in retail, with investors gravitating to the down-and-out retail stocks like Nordstrom, L Brands orUrban Outfitters.
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" Gravitating toward an extreme philosophy or person can "mute that anxiety" and help that person feel "that then there is no conflict here.
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Members of the fashion set have been gravitating towards the brand's traditional slip-on, making them a recent staple in street style photos.
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Asked whether she's concerned about how quickly she can reach them, with other upstarts gravitating to the same idea, Wrigley says she's not.
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Catholics are gravitating toward him because "for the essential values — family, nation, identity — Fillon incarnates them with a certain tranquillity," said the Rev.
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And foreign buyers, who dominate the top of the residential market in New York, are gravitating to the latest buildings on the market.
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He said it appeared as though the House was "moving in a better direction," gravitating toward state control over the health care system.
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While conventional advice to retail investors is to sit tight amid the uncertainty, some people are gravitating to perceived safe havens like gold.
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"Data is showing a slowdown and traders are gravitating into gold and precious metals," said Michael Matousek, head trader at U.S. Global Investors.
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Trump has also often been strangely solicitous of Russian President Vladimir Putin, praising his strongman ethos and gravitating toward him at international summits.
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Clinton, but they seem to have made the news media shier ever since about gravitating to the still very popular Bill Clinton's campaign appearances.
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The managers also tended to change every three to six months, just as core researchers were gravitating to the prestigious FAIR and AML divisions.
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That's who I was at 28 years old and that's the thing my heart was chasing and the thing my music was gravitating toward.
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Trader Pete Najarian said he's gravitating toward metal stocks like U.S. Steel and Freeport-McMoRan and believes there's plenty of upside opportunity in them.
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A large rotation also came in retail, with investors gravitating to the down-and-out retail stocks like Nordstrom, L Brands or Urban Outfitters.
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It's 18 years later, and Sporty Spice has ditched her rotation of track pants, now gravitating toward Balenciaga, Saint Laurent, Alexander Wang, and Balmain.
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This year was all about progression and change for me, so I found myself constantly gravitating towards that idea of movement in my lyrics.
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He seemed to be gravitating toward the view that peace with Israel and the Palestinians is like a unicorn — it will never be seen.
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In trying to pick this game that looks fairly even on paper, I keep gravitating back towards the differentiating factors and overall team health.
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More plastic surgeons are gravitating toward Snapchat to document their work, and there don't seem to be signs of inside-the-operating-room fatigue.
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But here's a tiny summary: Spanx pants are a fantastic, comfortable option for work, and you'll find yourself gravitating to them throughout the week.
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Couple that with suburban women gravitating to the party, and it is a coalition so large in number that it is difficult to beat.
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"People are currently gravitating towards leading healthier more organic lifestyles," explains Dr. Rachel Barrack, a licensed veterinarian who works at New York's Animal Acupuncture.
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" She's noticed customers gravitating toward sheet masks because they have a longer application period — "You're empowered to focus on yourself and connect with yourself.
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And I've found myself gravitating towards The 40-Hour Flat more often during the weekdays than my Day Gloves thanks to the dressier silhouette.
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And, you know, if anything, people are more gravitating towards outsiders with less kind of 'Washington experience' than somebody who's had the perfect résumé.
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But while both are on the rise, the New York Times' Jonathan Martin says Democratic leaders and party insiders are gravitating to one in particular.
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Many seem to be gravitating toward more traditional and well-known candidates like Biden or the two other African American candidates in the race, Sens.
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"Over that period, we found that more and more people were gravitating toward our social media channels for [emergency and public safety] information," he said.
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The further I've moved away from that era and place, I've found myself gravitating toward a suit and tie affair, a very sober, conservative lifestyle.
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Despite past feelings, I found myself gravitating towards their versions of the iconic style — and knew it was finally time to give it a try.
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Hubbard attended the George Washington University in Washington, D.C., but left before graduating to launch a career as a fiction writer, gravitating toward science fiction.
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The approach some of the top wizards of finance have been gravitating toward is a scheme centered on what are called "income share agreements" (ISAs).
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He found himself gravitating toward the writers of "The Mimeo Revolution," an early '60s loose network of poets including San Francisco's Jack Spicer, Cleveland's d.a.
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It brought to mind Philip Larkin's poem "Church Going," which evokes people "gravitating" by instinct to a disused church after religious doctrine has died out.
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So as I walk around the country, I see more and more people gravitating to the common-sense love that Donald Trump has for America.
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"It's gravitating around the $145 mark, so if we're going to leg in, we want to do so carefully with that in mind," said Gordon.
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Much as some Westerners have embraced Eastern practices like Buddhism, young Chinese are gravitating toward Western astrology because they say it is new and exotic.
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Biden, who has been sinking in opinion polls, now may receive another look from moderates who had begun gravitating to Bloomberg and writing him off.
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"People are definitely gravitating here for whatever reason, and I try to really listen and figure out what will make people come," Ms. Cohen said.
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Investors are gravitating toward a new favorite part of the stock market, which seems to have just about everything going for it right now: banks.
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Menu mentions of bacon jam have increased by 50 percent since 2013, according to Mintel, with consumers gravitating toward sweet and savory combinations, especially on burgers.
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He was dressed by Dockers for the event but was sporting multicolored Valentino sneakers and said that, of late, he's been gravitating to Dior Homme tailoring.
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While he isn't calling a correction any time soon, O'Leary said that he is gravitating toward companies that are less levered and have more cash flow.
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"We're constantly looking at what's emerging in the marketplace, what audiences are gravitating too and figuring out is it worth the time and effort," Wilson said.
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If, instead of a photon, a gravitating object could be put into such a temporal superposition, the apparatus would put space-time itself into a superposition.
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People are looking for something real, and they are gravitating to old ways, old practices that have gone to the wayside since tech has gotten big.
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Creators started gravitating toward kid-oriented content about two years ago, as advertisers fled the platform amid stories about hateful content and controversies from top creators.
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It has incredible inertia, with buyers and sellers both gravitating back to it because it aggregates the most supply and demand, despite its lack of features.
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Very possibly, by summer, more of its future customers will have least tried one cannabis drink, given how quickly people are gravitating to new cannabis products.
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Even before the original Comey letter, she said more Republicans were gravitating toward their nominee, and more women and independents had begun leaning in Trump's direction.
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But as soon as I dyed my hair blonde, I started gravitating towards an urban, street-style look — it has really impacted my sense of fashion.
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As they battle for attention, companies are gravitating toward more experimental mediums like virtual and augmented reality, hoping to find fresh ways to grab consumer attention.
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Often the ones I find myself gravitating towards are useless (I like slime and injectable surgery videos), but today I've really come up with the goods.
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Those prices may be too low, and too many consumers may be gravitating toward the cheaper options, according to Barclays, which expects this trend to continue.
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But among younger adults, the recent Pew study found that split is widening as millennial women are gravitating toward Democrats and men are more evenly divided.
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"A lot of people are gravitating to technology because they see this as a better way to institutionalize an investment in food and agriculture," Leclerc said.
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Her series Foo dëkk documents their lives in Marcellina, portraying their inherent struggles yet gravitating towards the joys of acclimation to a different and better life.
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IDK, but these days I'm gravitating towards a lot of easy breezy music that bears traces of Steely Dan's 70s chill with a tablespoon of funk.
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Party City CEO James Harrison said the company's goal with the Amazon pilot is to reach customers who are increasingly gravitating toward shopping online, including millennials.
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Now lawmakers who want to ban surprise bills nationally are gravitating toward a California-style approach, making the California experience a key exhibit in the debate.
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Victoria's Secret sales have declined as women are gravitating toward lingerie brands like Adore Me, ThirdLove and American Eagle's Aerie, which are seen as more inclusive.
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Securing significant new sponsorship has been a struggle for most teams in recent seasons, with some would-be backers gravitating to all-electric Formula E instead.
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Consumers have been increasingly gravitating toward healthier and more natural flavors, a trend that the companies said played an important factor in their decision to merge.
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And in the case of the HFPA, that meant gravitating toward a couple of movies that felt a little like the biggest Oscar contenders of 1994.
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Both Salaun and Algair agree that one of the most common mistakes people make when shopping for glasses is gravitating towards options they've liked on other people.
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Alibaba and Tencent tend to move in pairs as opposites, with one naturally gravitating to the rivals of the other's investees, as recently happened in the Philippines.
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Businesses across the board are finally acknowledging that, like it or not, today's mobile workforce is increasingly gravitating toward cloud apps for the added productivity they afford.
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The learning process gave her a confidence in the kitchen she didn't have before, and somewhere along the way, she found herself gravitating towards her mother's cooking.
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Early on, I was focused almost entirely on brute force, gravitating toward robots with powerful laser beams, strong punches, or missiles with a satisfyingly large blast radius.
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There has been a lot of discussion recently about the Democratic Party's attitude toward the plight of these voters, many of whom are gravitating toward Donald Trump.
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Teens and young adults are increasingly losing interest in Facebook and gravitating toward platforms like Snapchat and YouTube, according to a new survey conducted by Business Insider.
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Voters looking for an alternative are gravitating toward McMullin rather than other third-party candidates such as Johnson because McMullin better aligns with their values, Karpowitz said.
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Instead of gravitating towards a more conservative blacks, grays or whites, celebs are treating this shimmery silver shade as a neutral in both style and beauty choices.
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One of the first bands whose attention it caught was Sepultura, a Brazilian thrash metal band who had already begun gravitating towards a more groove-oriented style.
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This season, we're gravitating toward gingham anything, unique florals, and shoes guaranteed to keep our feet happy for hours on end, like the latest batch from Clarks.
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SCBAM has consistently implemented its medium-term objective of gravitating to multi-strategy asset-allocation funds while consolidating its leading market position in the private-fund segment.
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Now many Democratic voters, especially young ones, are disappointed that Obama wasn't liberal enough and are gravitating toward a real socialist rather than the president's preferred successor.
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John Kasich says the Alabama Senate election shows how his own party is turning off young voters by gravitating toward anger instead of positivity in its messaging.
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And with those hardware partners facing ever-slimmer margins, Play faces pressure to make the Android app store robust enough to keep users from gravitating to Apple.
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GoFundMe President David Hahn said people are gravitating to GoFundMe because it offers donors something they don't always get when they donate to a traditional charity: Transparency.
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Most Latinos, who make up the fastest-growing segment of Marshall's population, are gravitating more toward soccer, in part because of concerns about the safety of football.
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In fact, many schools around the country are gravitating to alternative forms of debate that set the goals of truth and understanding over the goal of persuasion.
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That helps explain why consumers continued gravitating toward pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles and other roomy models, offsetting another steep fall in sales of sedans and compacts.
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I play a little bit of everything during that first hour so I can determine what people are gravitating toward and then go hard with that later.
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After all the drama over the past decade, it remains to be seen whether the new wave of the food industry will end up gravitating toward GMA.
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Ratings have declined in the double digits as the coveted 18-to-49 age demographic has been gravitating away from broadcast networks and toward phones and laptops.
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She said she has no real career plan, other than gravitating toward material that interests her, and seeking out writers and directors who are talented but unknown.
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That's why many Silicon Valley leaders, even as they innovate entire industries and livelihoods out of existence, have started gravitating toward a not-so-new concept: basic income.
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In lieu of those same clichéd fashion trends — think flower crowns and crochet coverups — attendees are now gravitating toward fresh looks that stand out from the (literal) crowd.
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Instead, companies have been gravitating towards using wearables and smartwatches as sophisticated monitoring devices in order to better keep tabs on your health, mood, sleep patterns, and more.
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For those of you keeping track, yes, this is a story about a correction on a story about coverage gravitating toward the weird background details of a story.
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Still, that was exactly what his daughter focused on when she later studied at Sarah Lawrence College before gravitating toward Manhattan's avant-garde scene in the late 1950s.
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As someone who has been part of his world from the start, she has a deep understanding of why creators and audiences keep gravitating toward the King universe.
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With four days until the first-in-the-nation's primary, New Hampshire activists, strategists and voters are buzzing about and gravitating toward Buttigieg as the alternative to Sen.
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Clinton's weakness is among millennial voters across the board -- many of whom have told pollsters they are gravitating toward Libertarian Gary Johnson and Green Party nominee Jill Stein.
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"I'm really looking forward to seeing what people are gravitating toward the most as far as helping us pick our single out of these," says the native Mississippian.
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Making our way through store after store, we end up gravitating toward something without a person in mind, but putting it back on the shelf isn't an option.
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Veterans of grueling and bloody conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan are gravitating to a new mission: one that involves them laying down their weapons and picking up plowshares.
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"It's a day where investors don't care about yield, they are gravitating towards safe-haven bonds," said Jack McIntyre, portfolio manager at Philadelphia-based Brandywine Global Investment Management.
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At the same time, the production of small cars, which generally sell at lower prices than S.U.V.s or trucks, is gravitating to Mexico and other lower-wage nations.
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The paintings are on thin sheets of aluminum, making them appear as extensions of the wall itself, gravitating off it with a presence and creating a slim shadow.
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For that reason and others, Arnold says a higher percentage of IBRBS members are leaving the mall Santa business and gravitating to the private/corporate Santa appearance business.
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She was just 14 when she began to delve deeply into politics, gravitating to the Weather Underground and an even more radical offshoot, the May 19th Communist Organization.
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Paak says he was unsure if Knxwledge, or for that matter audiences, would connect with the Blaxploitation-era soul and-gospel inflected flavor of what he was gravitating towards.
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Aimen Dean, who follows the fighting in Syria closely, says some former ISIS fighters are gravitating to a group aligned with al Qaeda -- Hurras al Deen -- in northern Syria.
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Although Americans started gravitating toward online dating around the same time STDs began to rise, it would be wrong to automatically conclude that the former necessarily caused the latter.
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TC: Obviously, it's not brand new, this trend of PE shops gravitating toward software companies, even if it did seem to become more of a "thing" beginning last year.
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His Facebook writings focused on the ideological rift that has opened among young Bangladeshis, between those who see the country as fundamentally secular and those gravitating toward orthodox Islam.
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Now a new dimension to this trend is emerging: Even upscale buyers who long favored Lexus, Cadillac, Jaguar and the German luxury brands are gravitating to trucks and S.U.V.s.
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Some investment advisers are gravitating toward foreign markets because they are cheaper and, especially in Europe and Japan, have central banks that continue to flood the economies with cash.
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I am gravitating toward moments in history for subliminal reference in terms of cultures that have unexpectedly veered into dark places, because I think that's possibly where we are.
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The accessibility of stuff is just without precedent, and the kids — good for them, although it's not necessarily conscious — are responding to the material glut by gravitating to meaning.
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For a young person gravitating toward art and music, Chelmsford — he grew up in this city of around 100,000, and hasn't lived elsewhere — was an unremarkable place to be.
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SteelSeries' headset consistently exceeded expectations, and after all the testing was done, it was the pair that I found myself gravitating to when it was time to play some games.
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"There's a reason consumers are gravitating toward these services — what's out there right now isn't very good," said Gary Hallgren, president of Arity, a technology start-up founded by Allstate.
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When the Jackie actress shared that she's gravitating toward healthier stuff this time around (well, and burritos), DeGeneres joked that the veggie cravings definitely mean she's having a baby girl.
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"The Wink" aired in 1995, and features a newly health-conscious Jerry—he's put on a few extra pounds, and is trying to lose them—gravitating towards a vegetarian diet.
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If people remember it as a dated app with an older crowd, they may never bother with it again, gravitating to newer apps like Tinder, Bumble, or Hinge, for example.
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There are so many people and so many more books upon books upon books that I found myself gravitating toward empty spaces and intrigued by objects that weren't actually books.
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More and more of Europe's young voters are gravitating towards far-right candidates, many of whom are under 30 and utilize social media to spread their messages, the AP reports.
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The artist told me that she studied logic and epistemology, gravitating toward Lewis Carroll, creator of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, because with his paradoxes, Carroll pushes rationality into a corner.
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Office trendsFreedman said businesses were finding it more appealing to set up shop in smaller cities instead of gravitating to huge coastal cities like New York, Seattle, and San Francisco.
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"It doesn't surprise us that in these early days of iPad Pro, people are gravitating to things they can't do with a laptop, like sketching with Apple Pencil," he said.
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This time, the mother and younger daughter were sticking with the Economic Freedom Fighters, while the father and older daughter were gravitating to the Democratic Alliance, the main opposition party.
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However, because the industry lacked significant data for so long, few have entered the space, instead gravitating towards markets with an abundance of information such as equities, FX or commodities.
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Shoppers who had previously been more middle market are gravitating toward the extremes — either going for cheaper and faster fashion or for very high end luxury from brands like Gucci.
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Because shoppers are increasingly gravitating to the web for their shopping needs, retailers have needed to evolve the traditional retail experience if they are going to bring customers into stores.
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Her Christian name helped Ms. Barriga, 38, set up bank accounts and avoid suspicion even as she was gravitating to the most radical fringes of Islam, the intelligence operatives said.
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These niche dating sites seem anachronistic, artifacts of a sprawling Web where people once sought out obscure sites and social corners rather than gravitating towards a narrowing field of behemoth destinations.
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There's a good reason to open up tools like this, even if it might strip away autonomy and keep audiences from either discovering or gravitating toward the core GIF Keyboard app.
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In the nascent connected speaker market, consumers appear to be gravitating toward the more affordably priced Amazon Echo Dot, according to new e-commerce sales data released this morning by Adobe.
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No matter the outfit, she finds herself gravitating towards delicate, summer-ready necklaces, bracelets, and rings — pieces that she can see her daughter one day styling in her own unique way.
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It's cheaper and less versatile than Windows 10 Pro, which is exactly what schools are looking for (and the thing that's had them gravitating toward Google's Chrome OS in recent times).
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The drop would be due to consumers gravitating to lower premium plans, insurers increasingly offering only those plans, and the elimination of the cost sharing subsidies the ACA provided to insurers.
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"Restaurant consumers are aggressively gravitating toward concepts that offer the greatest level of convenience and control across ordering, payment and distribution," analyst Jeff Farmer wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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"The oil market is irrevocably gravitating towards equilibrium, leading to higher prices," said Hans van Cleef, senior energy economist at Dutch bank ABN Amro in a note to clients this week.
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And I fell deeply and quickly in love with a Turkish man in Japan, only to find us gravitating to opposite ends of the world a year-and-a-half later.
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But, since the brightest minds have generally been gravitating to the top schools, there's a bias toward thinking that a degree from a top school being a prerequisite for those jobs.
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In 1996, he left college to work on the Clinton-Gore re-election campaign, gravitating toward the advance team, the group responsible for the planning and execution of events and trips.
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If your goal has been to eat a healthier diet, you can now focus on learning how to nurture yourself with homemade meals instead of gravitating toward sugary snacks at work.
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With so many beauty products saturating the market today, shoppers may find themselves gravitating towards "best-sellers", trendy brand names, or crazy-expensive products, all because of the hype surrounding them.
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While all sides agree that major terror groups like ISIS are gravitating toward encrypted messaging apps and secure devices, the exact role the technology played in each individual attack remains unknown.
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"These days it seems like many peoples are gravitating to governmental solutions that involve more executive power," said Ruth Ben-Ghiat, a New York University historian who writes about authoritarian regimes.
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But over the years, he has found himself gravitating toward WHIP after a conversation with R. A. Dickey, a former Cy Young Award winner, when they were both Toronto Blue Jays.
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The study from Piper Jaffray, which surveyed more than 214,600 U.S. teens, found that they are quickly steering away from Facebook and gravitating toward Instagram—which Facebook owns—as well as Snapchat.
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"It's not unimaginable that in a few years… that commodity product purchases will start gravitating toward companies like Amazon, and perhaps Wal-Mart and Target, " said Guru Hariharan, CEO of Boomerang Commerce.
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The sweet spot for the new platform will be serving the usual suspects like retail, financial services, and telecoms, but Thomas notes that medium size businesses are also gravitating to the platform.
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In time it grew stronger inside me and the concept I work with started gravitating more and more to the actual expression of a philosophy, which is now part of the art.
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At the Electronic Frontier Foundation, where I work, we collaborate with activists, reporters and others on their digital privacy and security, and we've noticed these users increasingly gravitating toward Slack's free product.
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Today a vocal chunk of the Democratic electorate is gravitating to a strikingly different conclusion: that America would actually be better off reducing its billionaire population through taxes and profit-trimming regulations.
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It's hard to know what to make of these women without knowing who exactly they're being matched with, but that didn't stop Facebook users from gravitating towards one in particular: Sarah Coffin.
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"We just had these megastars gravitating towards us, which was such an interesting social experiment because normally there&aposs no way they would have come to say hello to me," Pieters said.
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Bonus fiscal impairment tip: If you are one of those people who cannot tell if you are fiscally imbalanced but you find yourself gravitating toward a sake set, you have your answer.
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After its own cinematic universe based on DC Comics sputtered under the direction of director-producer Zack Snyder, Warner is now gravitating towards standalone films, and away from Snyder's grim-and-gritty tone.
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According to Hampikian, many crime labs still use the test that mistakenly implicated Chen, though he said some labs are gradually gravitating towards the 1083-marker Y-chromosome test that eventually exonerated him.
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The Pokémon: Detective Pikachu star, 42, revealed what his two daughters — James, 4, and Inez, 2½ — are gravitating toward when asked by Kelly Ripa while on Live with Kelly and Ryan on Friday.
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It marks a shift in Hadid's style (some PeopleStyle editors are calling it a "Pantspocalypse") as the 22-year-old star is gravitating towards more seamless, matching sets featuring some seriously bold bottoms.
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I initially purchased both a small and large size, but found myself gravitating toward the smaller one because it's about the same size as a Ziploc bag, which I was used to using.
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They believe the issue will supercharge Trump's base, cause Democrats to abandon their focus on the economy and health care, and turn off the independents who have been gravitating away from the president.
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Further share gains likely mean TJX is able to maintain its premium 21x P/E, particularly since the market remains fearful of a recession and is gravitating to "defensive" stocks such as TJX.
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Later, after swapping her on-air blazer for a fleece zip-up, Ms. Maddow speculated that some viewers were gravitating to the show to feel part of a broader movement across the country.
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Carry in the Sun and Throw in the Moon are teamLab's answer to the disco ball, with dozens of lights gravitating around transparent balls, rather than a single beam reflecting off a mirrored one.
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Even if your workday uniform is more classic than colorful — like dark raw-hemmed jeans, a white t-shirt, and black leather booties — you've probably found yourself gravitating to leopard print now and then.
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Seen properly, the invasion of Crimea wasn't evidence of Putin's swashbuckling vigor—it was a desperate land grab to prevent yet another country formerly in Russia's sphere of influence from gravitating toward the West.
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I found myself mostly gravitating toward the standard silicone tips, but the spongy ones fit nicely as well when you squeeze them and let them expand in-air like a pair of disposable earplugs.
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The newfound popularity is no surprise; while grime may have never gone away, it is now that wider audiences seem to be naturally gravitating around cultures that feel real and have resisted being softened.
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That has stoked fears that fighters fleeing Iraq and Syria would join radicals from Malaysia and Indonesia in gravitating to Mindanao to capitalize on porous borders, jungles and mountains, and an abundance of arms.
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Though we're clearly spoiled for choice, it looks like Netflix users are still gravitating to the same few titles; on each user's homepage, Netflix shares the top ten projects being streamed worldwide each day.
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The search, called the Legends Tour, is part of Mattel's effort to stay connected with Hot Wheels fans at a time when children are gravitating more toward mobile devices and away from traditional toys.
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It didn't help that Americans were gravitating strongly toward trucks and sport utility vehicles — which produce bigger profits — and away from sedans and compacts, which Nissan relies on for a large portion of sales.
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Sam Brownback's tax-cutting doctrine, instead gravitating toward moderate Republicans and Democrats like Mr. Parker who blame the governor and his legislative allies for imperiling the state's finances and putting public schools at risk.
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The careers of top riders can last decades, so the best horses and the richest benefactors have a way of gravitating to them, concentrating the glory of dressage like the blood of the Hapsburgs.
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Ryan has also been gravitating towards his rival Craig Jones's underhook and single butterfly hook entry—something you could definitely see coming to MMA with more ease than the usual X-guard far-leg entries.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Advertising technology company Mirriad says it is working with Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and China's video site Youku to market Samsung products to Chinese viewers who are gravitating toward streaming video content.
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Less than three weeks before the vote, surveys from the Ibope and Datafolha polling firms show the middle has collapsed, with the electorate rejecting any centrist and gravitating to opposite ends of the political spectrum.
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Investor appetite for riskier assets showed no sign of diminishing, gravitating to higher rates of return as expectations of a U.S. interest rate hike this year remained relatively low and monetary policy elsewhere remained loose.
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Alone in his room, he started practicing scratch routines for hours on end and scouring the internet and local stores for records, gravitating to the cerebral hip-hop of Jurassic 29, Madlib, and J Dilla.
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In 2006 they moved back to the Democrats, and in 2008 they supported Barack Obama and Democratic House candidates, but since then they have been gravitating back into the Republican fold and could stay there.
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Mindy Grossman, the chief executive of Weight Watchers, is trying to reposition the weight-loss company to appeal to younger consumers who are gravitating toward lifestyle sites like Goop and free tracking apps like MyFitnessPal.
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In response, he said, Germany should raise defense spending to contribute more to European security and to maintain its alliance with the United States, recognizing that U.S. interests were gravitating away from Europe toward Asia.
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NEW YORK, Oct 274 (LPC) - US corporations hovering above junk territory are gravitating to the highly liquid bank market to fund acquisitions, and maintain their ratings and prepayment flexibility, while keeping market volatility at bay.
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Its workforce ranks a paltry No. 25 (tied with Ohio), but that has a lot to do with the state's heavy union presence and the fact college-educated adults are not gravitating to the state.
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On so many occasions I've found a conversation naturally gravitating toward my friend, somebody asking, "And what does that friend do now?" and then responding awkwardly when I tell them he isn't with us anymore.
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So I stayed out of her way, gravitating toward TV. Kid-friendly content became both my entertainment and method for connecting with the world—a personal 24/7 news channel for info about how things operated.
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Tiffany has been refreshing its offerings with more affordable items such as pendants and earrings, to appeal to millennials who have been gravitating to lower-priced competitors such as Denmarks Pandora A/S and Signet Jewelers.
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Why Cruz gets establishment support Many are gravitating to Cruz, arguing, as Bush did, that his predictable views are more plausible in a Republican nominee than the philosophically promiscuous, cult of personality spectacle that is Trump.
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What To Ask For: Curly BangsWhat It Is: Choppy, brow-grazing layersHairstylist Shai Amiel of Capella Salon recently told us that women in L.A., specifically women with curlier hair, are gravitating towards bangs more than ever.
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The company's new da Vinci miniMaker combines its budget price point with a newfound focus on education – a segment toward which most consumer 3D printing companies are gravitating these days as home demand seemingly dries up.
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Green, who is a co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, argued that there are still a number of progressive voters gravitating to Biden over concerns about Warren and Sanders's electability in a general election.
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Dave Arnold, an owner of the recently closed Booker and Dax, has a taste for the raffish, gravitating toward Holland Bar, a dive in Hell's Kitchen, and Old Absinthe House, an ancient saloon in New Orleans.
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"We aren&apost doing anything to particularly target [millennials and women]; they are naturally gravitating toward this service because it aligns with the way they want to enjoy experiences," said Baumgarten, who was named to Inc.
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"Plant-based beverages, plant-based proteins are a choice that many consumers are gravitating towards," CEO Kevin Johnson told an annual institutional-investor gathering in June, highlighting health and wellness as a strategic priority for Starbucks.
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Zuckerberg said that Facebook's problem is that users are gravitating toward features such as direct messaging and video viewing faster than it can find ways to place ads there while attracting clicks and not annoying users.
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As I got older and began to identify as other, I found myself gravitating toward people like me who saw gender expression as a way to define one self rather than as a biological pre-ordinance.
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I think a lot of Christians, particularly younger evangelicals, have become really disillusioned with that label, or are calling themselves "ex-evangelicals" or gravitating toward mainline Protestant denominations that are more concerned with things like social justice.
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"Mobile order and pay is being adapted full-scale across the restaurant and food service industry," Andrew Feinberg, a principal analyst at Deloitte, told CNBC, explaining that more and more consumers are gravitating toward these payment options.
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Rivals like Nivea maker Beiersdorf are also trying to revamp their mass market divisions and have pointed to a consumer trend of shoppers gravitating toward more personalized products that was putting pressure this part of the market.
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Rivals like Nivea maker Beiersdorf are also trying to revamp their mass market divisions and have pointed to a consumer trend of shoppers gravitating towards more personalized products that was putting pressure this part of the market.
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The dystopian, "Mad Max"-like story line about damaged Vietnam vets like Rake gravitating to an increasingly violent Michigan has the unfortunate effect of suggesting that soldiers in general are troubled, "wayward souls," prone to emotional instability.
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And on Sunday morning, the handbag doyenne Anya Hindmarch took us 'round and 'round for her latest collection, called Circulus, building a space age-like Colosseum in which models paraded above a gravitating, color-changing flying saucer.
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But outside of the themes that emerge on awards season's biggest red carpet, a couple of actresses had the same idea in mind when it came to their dresses' backstories, by gravitating toward sustainable, eco-friendly numbers.
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"This constellation of behaviors, which broadly seeks to avoid conflict and minimize disappointment, may make these individuals prone to gravitating towards sources of information that mirror their own worldview thereby maintaining a sense of self," they write.
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But together they served as a cautionary tale this past weekend for U.S. startups gravitating toward the easy, few-strings-attached cash that comes by the bucketload from overseas and increasingly funds the excesses of Silicon Valley.
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Koert Debeuf, a scholar and former adviser to the Belgian government, said the N-VA took up the migration issue as a way to maintain support among conservative voters who had been gravitating toward the far right.
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Colm O'Gorman, the executive director of Amnesty Ireland -- and survivor of clerical abuse who sued Pope John Paul II and successfully campaigned for a state inquiry into abuse -- is organizing a rally that many are gravitating toward.
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With a fragmented brick-and-mortar retail market in the country, more of that spending is gravitating online where the Indian shopper can purchase a wide range of products in one spot — whether on Flipkart or Amazon.
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Because the force of gravity is stronger the closer one gets to a gravitating mass, the side of a planet that is closest to the other mass will feel a stronger gravitational pull than the most distant side.
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"The reason that people have been gravitating toward names like these is they feel more comfortable that they are less susceptible," said Teresa McRoberts, a portfolio manager who focuses on healthcare at Fred Alger Management in New York.
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While Tillerson has praised the work of career employees serving in temporary capacities, the lack of appointed aides has left diplomats gravitating toward the White House -- and Trump aides like Kushner and Bannon -- for information about policy deliberations.
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We've only been at this a year and a half, but to see what people are gravitating towards, [and ask] how can we make this better, how can we make our customer, our woman, feel better about herself?
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"With consumers gravitating more towards a 'buy now, wear now' mentality and temperatures remaining warm across much of the country, we see those retailers that have more balanced assortments as better positioned over the coming weeks," Konik said.
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He's feeling pretty good about the way media companies are gravitating toward pay-for-content models, he said, but he's not in a rush to pay for a media company himself a la Jeff Bezos or Marc Benioff.
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The newest one is New Blue Crew, which aims at engaging and mobilizing young voters to elect Democrats, who have recently lost ground with millennials, some of whom are gravitating toward groups like the Democratic Socialists of America.
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"Law enforcement and intelligence agencies are gravitating toward this type of spyware to overcome the challenge of end-to-end encryption," said Ronald Deibert, director of the Citizen Lab at the Munk School of Global Affairs in Toronto.
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No three skills are more important for big men in today's game than rim protection, offensive rebounding, and the ability to contain pick-and-rolls and/or isolations; the league is gravitating toward players who fit that bill.
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In Latin America, during the same time period, Sojern found that travelers were gravitating to Mexico and Brazil, and for long-haul trips, Madrid, Lisbon, New York City, Miami and Orlando, the East Coast home of Mickey Mouse.
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Ms. Rajput, whose first name was originally Vikas, knew at an early age that she felt different from other boys, gravitating to the girls in her village, learning to apply makeup and secretly trying on her mother's clothing.
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The company recently created a start-up incubator in the heart of Rungis hosting two dozen firms like Mandoline, which makes office lunches for French companies that are gravitating to American work habits — including eating behind a desk.
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Professor Dinnerstein was a young scholar who had completed postgraduate course work at Columbia University in 21993 and was gravitating toward a thesis topic on political history when his wife proposed a more contemporary subject, like civil rights.
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For the stronger Asian economies, which are increasingly gravitating towards China on trade and investment, and away from the United States, the Fed outlook does not move the needle as much as it did during its previous tightening cycles.
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The bad news is that consumers are gravitating to the cheaper version of this model, which should hurt profit margins for Elon Musk's electronic carmaker and cause the stock to drop by 10 percent, according to the research firm.
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Thanks to the bastion of democracy that is Instagram, there's plenty of evidence that women around the world are not only gravitating towards this specific look, but taking it upon themselves to share their bathrooms with the wider world.
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"One one hand, I think it's good that crystals are becoming more mainstream, because even if people are just gravitating toward their beauty, they will connect people to their spirits," says seeress and shaman Deborah Hanekamp of Mama Medicine.
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A little-discussed chapter in Bernie Sanders' life They are times Sanders talks little about, even though his hardscrabble years could endear him to struggling Americans who are gravitating toward his message of a rigged economy and income inequality.
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Whereas at one point in my life I loved wallpaper and gilded things, now, as a 37-year-old, I'm gravitating more toward my dad's style, and I think Sally really captured that in the vintage pieces she found.
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"Putin is gravitating toward those who serve him, and distancing himself from those who, by virtue of their resources, attempt to rule alongside Putin," wrote Tatyana Stanovaya, a political scientist, in a recent commentary for the Carnegie Moscow Center.
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Yet, in spite of his extensive guitar-driven discography, the seasoned frontman says he's been gravitating to electronic music of late—specifically, with Metrolight, a synthpop duo he formed last year with former Death Of Samantha bassist David James.
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Although the first few photographs in the exhibition are single images taken in Hungary, Horna moved to Berlin as a young woman, gravitating toward a group of intellectuals and writers who were drawn to the Marxist theoretician Karl Korsch.
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While all sides agree that major terror groups, such as the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), are gravitating toward encrypted messaging apps and secure devices, the exact role the technology played in each individual attack remains unknown.
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" When the "Unite the Right" protesters tore themselves away from Reddit and Breitbart to march with their tiki torches in Charlottesville, they were gravitating toward an object that they hoped would make them a real "we," that is, "united.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer framed policy changes as not a shift in the president's position but an evolution to the president's position, suggesting Trump is the stable force around which a series of issues are gravitating to.
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"Both the picture and video show just how easily the body can be manipulated into hiding something totally natural, and Lawrence admits she found herself gravitating towards these positions because the industry had trained her that fat rolls were "flaws.
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"There's a lot for investors to digest but when you parse through the noise there's still a lot of strength in the economy and that's what investors keep gravitating to," said Carol Schleif, Deputy Chief Investment Officer, Abbot Downing in Minneapolis.
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In the mid-70s, Fricke sold his Moog to fellow German composer Klaus Schulze (best known for his work with Tangerine Dream), and started gravitating towards new styles of composition, sounds that would eventually be absorbed by the New Age movement.
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Overall, that means selectivity is gravitating heavily toward streaming shows, even though the hunt for something worthwhile across the congested landscape of Netflix and its brethren can often be akin to Springsteen's frustration when he only had 57 channels to peruse.
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NEW YORK, April 5 (Reuters) - The default rate among U.S. retailers will jump to 9 percent, equivalent to $6 billion worth of debt, in the next year as consumers keep gravitating to discounters and online shopping, Fitch Ratings said on Wednesday.
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Between the lines: "[T]hose who care most about picking a winner are gravitating toward Mr. Biden and Ms. Harris, while donors are swooning over Mr. Buttigieg enough to open their wallets and bundling networks for him," per the Times.
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While medical patients can still access edibles with higher doses, most will be gravitating towards tinctures and capsules that are allowed to contain up to 1000 mg of THC per package rather than stuffing themselves with more chocolate and baked goods.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar strengthened against its U.S. counterpart on Monday, gravitating toward the middle of this year's range ahead of the resumption of talks to renegotiate NAFTA and as investors weighed domestic data showing an increase in wholesale trade.
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But for the stronger Asian economies, which are increasingly gravitating towards China on trade and investment, and away from the United States, the Fed outlook does not move the needle as much as it did during its previous tightening cycles.
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When I had dozens of options, seasonal and non-seasonal, at my disposal at the local grocery store, I sometimes found myself gravitating towards my favorite produce, regardless of whether it was the optimal time to purchase and eat it.
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It was a bit difficult getting stores to want to infuse that in, but once Mishka started getting into stores, I saw that there was an audience of kids gravitating towards it because nobody else was really doing it like us.
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All those Democrats gravitating to blue strongholds like New York and California get the party no more Senate seats than Republicans get from Idaho and from Wyoming, a state with a population of about 580,000, slightly more than Fresno, Calif.
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"We have a lot of scared progressive voters who are electability voters who are unfortunately gravitating towards Biden or sticking with Biden who need to be told that his positions are unpopular as we're seeing time and time again," Green said.
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She settled in Brooklyn just over 14 years ago, gravitating toward Carroll Gardens, where hundreds of French families have gathered, many drawn over the past decade by one of the city's first public schools to offer a French dual-language program.
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Around the turn of the century, though, Australians began gravitating to Niseko, drawn by its powder snow, undervalued property and, an advantage that Europe and North America could not offer them, the prospect of ski and snowboarding getaways without jet lag.
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It looked like they finally got it right this time and have moved at breakneck speed since the whistleblower came forward, but they now seem to be gravitating back toward reading voters the Congressional Record and assuming that the facts speak for themselves.
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"This bull continues to run with today's fresh five-month highs further emboldening the speculative community that has recently been gravitating back into the long side of WTI in assertive fashion," said Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates, in a note.
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Since the early 1990s, when George H.W. Bush beat Bill Clinton for the Asian-American vote, they have been steadily gravitating to the left for a number of reasons, including the Democratic Party's positions on health care, affordable education, the economy, and guns.
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As Vox's Li Zhou has reported, the emphasis on electability goes a long way to explain why so many Democrats are gravitating toward men: "the expectation of who can win is inextricably wrapped up in the knowledge of who has won," Zhou writes.
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Incumbent Democrats who praise free markets align themselves with corporate America and fuel their campaigns, but they lose that broad swath of voters who are gravitating to the socialist Democrats and many working-class Americans who want major changes in the economic system.
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"The risk of oil prices gravitating towards the high case remains high given the rise in geopolitical tensions and potential risk to large scale disruptions to oil supply from key oil producing countries such as Iran and Venezuela in particular," Deshpande said.
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Errol Louis: In a time of crisis, voters gravitating to Biden Bernie Sanders suffered what could be a fatal political blow by losing badly to Joe Biden in Missouri and Michigan -- two states where Sanders performed much better against Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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During the race's first contests in February, those voters appeared leery of both Sanders and Biden, with as many as half or more of them gravitating toward Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren, all of whom have now exited the race.
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The referendum came amid concerns about the presence of extremists in the Philippines and the possibility that foreign radicals will join those of Indonesia and Malaysia in gravitating to Mindanao to capitalize on porous borders, jungles and mountains, and an abundance of arms.
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Those without a college degree, once union workers who formed the bedrock of the Democratic electorate, are gravitating toward a president who promises a revival of an age when a blue-collar manufacturing job was the path to a stable middle-class life.
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Other more moderate Democrats have suggested the plan is too expensive and politically toxic, gravitating instead to bills that would allow Americans to buy into Medicare at age 50 or to purchase Medicaid coverage, which currently insures low-income people of all ages.
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A lot of the time they weren't songs I would have necessarily loved straight away, but when you become familiar with something you can end up gravitating towards it, and then it becomes just another brick layered over all the others that built your palette.
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This quirky comedy, from husband-and-wife team Ben Sinclair and Katja Blichfeld, became a viral hit on Vimeo in 2012, with fans gravitating to the story of a nameless Brooklyn pot dealer known only as The Guy (Sinclair), and his oddball roster of clients.
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But for fall, other '70s-inspired trends and color palettes are coming into play, and we're gravitating towards the burnt hues and rich textures of the decade (they happen to compliment the brisk air and pumpkin-spiced beverages of the season oh so well).
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Controversies surrounding Russian billionaire Yuri Milner and Saudi billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal are the most recent cautionary tale for U.S. startups gravitating toward the easy, few-strings-attached cash that comes by the bucketload from overseas and increasingly funds the excesses of Silicon Valley.
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The learning curve was steep for Austin Johnson, 22011, who dabbled in golf as a child before gravitating to basketball, the sport played by the brothers' maternal grandfather, Art Whisnant, an all-American at South Carolina who was drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers.
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This is why I suspect we're seeing so many celebrities gravitating towards live video, and dominating live video both on Facebook and other platforms — activities which might be humdrum in ordinary people's lives take on new significance for fans and followers of these celebrities.
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The correction emerged from a story on marginal media, a common phenomenon in this year's election coverage that has been gravitating more toward the goings-on in the background rather than the direct point (think Sad Chris Christie on Super Tuesday and Hillary Clinton's sticker-face supporter).
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Because I live in such a strange setup and the walls in my apartment are paper-thin, I've found myself gravitating toward the quieter sex toys in my bedside drawer — or trying to muffle the sound with my blankets when I inevitably forget to charge those ones.
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"I think that people were gravitating towards the 8 AM time because Hillary looks really strong, and we all really wanted Hillary to win for a lot of reasons; the astrological community is overwhelmingly Democratic," explains Danny Larkin, the vice president of the Association for Young Astrologers.
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The results suggested that Warren's supporters, rather than gravitating toward Sanders, have fallen in line with Biden, who shifted the dynamics of the race with a commanding victory in the South Carolina primary, followed by wins in most of the Super Tuesday nominating contests last week.
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Though this cut has been around for seasons, this particular update (which features a small bell that starts at the mid-forearm or wrist and can extend anywhere from the knuckles to completely covering your hand) hits that current sleeve-interest the fashion world has been gravitating towards lately.
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But the reality is that some kids are gravitating towards social media and chat apps long before they hit 13 anyway, so it comes down to whether you prefer Facebook or some other platform (potentially with less comprehensive parental controls) to be the barrier between them and random strangers.
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Tellingly, Trump now seems to be gravitating toward trying to declare a state of emergency, which wouldn't get him the money for his wall and would probably tie the project up in court till long after Trump's presidency, but at least Trump could declare victory without giving anything up.
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The multi-platform approach of Facebook Pay — taken together with Facebook's logo change and plans earlier this year to enable cross-platform messaging — signals that the tech giant is gravitating toward integrating its family of apps on all fronts, potentially as protection against proposals to break up the company.
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For whatever reason, Tabe helped me get in touch with my spirituality, but that's not to say I don't think there's a lot of bullshit out there capitalizing on the somewhat recent trend of young women, at least in major cities like L.A. and NYC, gravitating toward all things New Age.
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Though IBM chief financial officer pointed to "mid-to-high" single digit growth from Watson's health business in the quarter, transaction processing software business fell by 8% and the company's suite of hosted software services is basically an afterthought for business gravitating to Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon for cloud services.
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With younger smartphone users gravitating toward text, photos, and videos that disappear — and the more raw and genuine style of sharing that allows — Foursquare now wants to create a space where you can plant a virtual flag, to come back to a memory and savor it later on in life.
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But by offering a more curated and focused experience — one for which a kind of aspirational chef might keep gravitating back toward because they hope to one day end up running their own kitchen — can help build up that reputation for having a reliable workforce that any restaurant can use.
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But when Morrow left the Texas metropolis for good, making his way out to Palm Springs to enter rehab for a debilitating opioid addiction, he slowly started gravitating back towards country music, inspired by the new Americana influence in Los Angeles' growing scene, featuring artists like Sam Outlaw and Jaime Wyatt.
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As the creative director and co-founder of a trio of stylish perfume brands — Memo Paris, Floraïku and Hermetica — Molloy finds herself gravitating toward cozy elixirs during the frigid months, fragrances that conjure the feeling of coming in from the cold, warming up by the fire and inhaling something delicious.
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"[For] this collection, we did end up gravitating toward more modern lines but those lines come from the art-deco era in the 1930s, they come from France in the 1940s, they come from Italy in the '60s and '70s when all this incredible contemporary furniture was being manufactured," he adds.
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PR and marketing are traditionally roles which have been inhabited more by women, and it's helped create overall gender balance in the industry, but I meet a lot of interns who are young women, and I ask them what they want to be doing, and they seem to be gravitating towards those roles.
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Once dogged as a skilled albeit sedated center in a sport gravitating more and more towards dynamism on the perimeter, Vucevic was destined to live out the rest of his career on the same endangered species list that's claimed so many others his size, centers with the turning radius of a parade float.
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For all the Sturm und Drang that surrounds Trump, populist Republicans and Democrats are gravitating toward the same foreign policy: We're in the middle of a clash of civilizations; the Middle East is so screwed up, we should just get out; we're too stupid/ineffective/racist/imperialistic to do any good there anyway.
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She moved to Moscow and embarked upon an unusual double career, spending her days in dentistry college and her nights in the city's clubs, soon gravitating toward a severe but open-minded form of techno, generally eschewing vocals and tunes so that dancers could lose themselves in the mutation of beats and textures.
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One of the most direct consequences of this change in how Facebook fundamentally operates, aside from the surge in popularity of other social media outlets, largely Instagram—which, lest we forget, is owned by Facebook—is that artists, and their social media managers, are gravitating towards clickbait as a means of driving engagement levels.
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The battle in India reflects an epic challenge for Google in developing markets around the world that are crucial to the company's long-term growth - many consumers in those country's are gravitating to Facebook and it's siblings, Instagram and WhatsApp, at the expense of Google search and YouTube, and advertising dollars are quick to follow.
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"This lower fee trend has been driven both by investor flows gravitating towards lower fee funds within each region and asset class and the move by ETF issuers to selectively cut the expense ratio on a number of funds," said Marko Kolanovic and Bram Kaplan, J.P. Morgan global quantitative and derivatives strategists, in the research.
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Whether you're a sucker for a new Urban Decay eyeshadow palette or find yourself gravitating to the skin-care selection every time, there's one thing that every loyal Ulta shopper is likely to agree on: Stepping through the beauty megastore's glass doors feels almost like a homecoming, a warm welcome from a familiar friend.
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"Art weirdos were gravitating toward us," Doucette said, and the three put those art weirdos to use, casting regular performers like local comedian Cheryl Hann as Ken the Eastlink producer; Geordie Miller, a local poet and Bills superfan, as the show's No. 1 authority on the Bills; and Everardo Ramirez as the Who Cares Demon.
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I think subconsciously that is why I was gravitating towards these images of contortionists, because I would feel that [pain], and ultimately, within all of my work there's this sense of repair and mending, of mending this colonial wound, of being othered [as] a refugee-cum-immigrant, and having to survive those extreme places.
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Customers may be gravitating to new offerings, but no single business has anything near the reach of L Brands, which is still the biggest lingerie company in the U.S. And it remains an affordable option out there, with bras that on average cost from $20 to $70, while ThirdLove's bras range from $48 to $84.
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The battle in India reflects an epic challenge for Google in developing markets around the world that are crucial to the company's long-term growth — many consumers in those countries are gravitating to Facebook and it's siblings, Instagram and WhatsApp, at the expense of Google search and YouTube, and advertising dollars are quick to follow.
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The organization has made missteps — Exhibit A: re-signing Omer Asik, a Turkish forward, to a $58 million deal in 2015 — but that does not make them unique among N.B.A. teams; they are trying to compete in one of the league's smallest markets when stars are generally gravitating toward flashier and more well-established franchises.
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Chris Latterell is the vice president of marketing of Open-Xchange As the presidential primary campaigns heat up across both parties, voters (Republicans and Democrats) are increasingly gravitating toward outsider candidates like Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders, Ted Cruz and Ben Carson — candidates promising to shake up the establishment, with the credentials (or lack thereof) to back it up.
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She advised readers to "sit at the table," placing themselves front and center at big meetings rather than gravitating to the sidelines; to negotiate for raises (and to "justify their requests" to combat the sexist backlash they might face); and not to "leave before they leave," bowing out of demanding roles because they planned to have children one day.
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Interviews with two dozen top contributors, fund-raisers and political advisers on Wall Street and beyond revealed that while many are still hedging their bets, those who care most about picking a winner are gravitating toward Mr. Biden and Ms. Harris, while donors are swooning over Mr. Buttigieg enough to open their wallets and bundling networks for him.
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To many, that means gravitating toward an idea that almost happened in the late stages of the original Affordable Care Act debate — opening up Medicare to a younger class of older people, either by reducing the Medicare eligibility age to 2015 or at least creating a structure for the 55-and-older crowd to "buy in" to Medicare.
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Anecdotally, most of the people I know are gravitating toward private chat and in-group memes, which can feel like salves and distractions, and don't carry the same risk as public declarations that have the potential to embarrass you, get you yelled at by strangers, or worse, get you beloved by strangers, who then put constant pressure on you to create more content.
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Former President Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE did not support reparations as presidential candidates, underscoring how in 2020 the Democratic presidential field is gravitating toward more race-conscious policies (The New York Times).
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However, after the spring months brought a string of surprisingly soft core inflation readings, a mixed bag in terms of economic data (including a very weak Q1 GDP result) and flagging prospects for a boost from fiscal policy, market participants, while accepting a June move, have been gravitating toward a view that the Fed would be unable to follow through on its projections of steady rate hikes.
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Hmbldt, which describes itself as a cannabis-based health and wellness company (and is running a campaign this year to make 4/20 "the healthiest day of the year"), is moving the pot world away from stoner culture, says says Daniel Yi, a spokesperson for the California-based MedMen dispensary, adding that the controlled-delivery mechanism is part of what he sees people gravitating to.
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I mean, you know, historically there is a reaction against the party in power, but I think the combination of a strong economy and the fact that the Democratic Party doesn&apost have any ideas, most of their grassroots seem to be gravitating toward socialism, like you see with the Ocasio-Cortez in New York, that&aposs not a winning strategy for places like Florida and other swing states.
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As the mayor of Denver from 2003 to 2011 and then the governor of Colorado from 2011 until the start of this year, when he left office because of term limits, he was known for swearing off negative political ads, for gravitating away from divisive issues and toward whatever common ground he could find, and for a style with substantial measures of goofiness and geekiness but barely a pinch of truculence.
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Between the scorched-earth process to put Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court, Mitch McConnell's refusal to hold hearings for a moderate nominee like Merrick Garland in 2016, the seismic legal changes in which Kavanaugh will take part, and the shredding of all but a few remaining norms surrounding the Senate Judiciary Committee's confirmation process, liberals are gravitating toward extraordinary measures to restore a semblance of balance to the Supreme Court—no matter the damage to the court itself.
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He cites scholars who attribute the Japanese concept of "kawaii" to the devastation of post–World War II Japan, and also notes that after 9/11 and the global financial crisis of 2007-'08, Americans began gravitating toward and producing cute pop culture, including this video of a baby laughing, which has amassed more than 25 million views since it was posted online 10 years ago: With the political turmoil and stress we've witnessed in the past two years, it fits the pattern that there's a desire for escapism.
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