Snapchat isn't the only company hastening the augmented reality revolution.
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The deadly heat was also hastening separate blazes across the region.
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Heavy seas can cause icebergs to break apart, hastening their disappearance.
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A default is seen hastening the demise of the Maduro regime.
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Ironically, our technocentric response may end up hastening our own obsolescence.
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Many efforts at hastening the war's end served as more fuel.
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Dig deeperTurkey's diplomatic crisis is hastening an economic one (August 9th 2018)
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It is a recipe for disaster and a hastening of its decline.
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A movement intent on hastening the revolution develops certain habits of mind.
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But it is a hastening trickle that may well become a flood.
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This would draw away security forces currently fighting ISIS, hastening its regrowth.
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That aside, the idea of hastening death is uncomfortable for many doctors.
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Meanwhile, policy initiatives are hastening the move to wood from steel and concrete.
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This introduced an instability into the group, hastening its demise after five years.
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They are, at least, hastening the tectonic shifts taking place in the party.
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It is also hastening the advance of autonomous robots, including self-driving cars.
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Pollution and noisy boat traffic also appear to be hastening the group's decline.
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The plaintiffs argue that hastening that deadline infringes on patients' constitutional rights to privacy.
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This is particularly relevant as the government's Smart Cities plan risks hastening slum evictions.
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Han migration, encouraged by a splurge of spending on infrastructure, is hastening such change.
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Digital media has left many languages around the world behind, further hastening their decline.
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In 1970, riots erupted there in response to racial discrimination, hastening the city's tailspin.
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Still, a political showdown between the government and the prosecutor might be hastening investigations.
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But under its newish president, Mauricio Macri, Argentina is hastening to make up lost ground.
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They're manipulatively calling for regulation –– a trap intended to assuage public fears while hastening adoption.
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It's a critical moment for Venezuela because a default is seen as hastening Maduro's demise.
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She has also suggested ways to lower costs by hastening the arrival of generic medicines.
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Meantime, job growth has decelerated over the same period, with the hurricanes hastening this slowdown.
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Brazil's president, Jair Bolsonaro, is hastening the process—in the name, he claims, of development.
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Wittingly or not, Trump seems to be hastening the arrival of a post-American world.
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It would also encourage companies to minimise low-skilled labour as much as possible, hastening automation.
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Far from hastening dowries' demise, the explosive growth of the middle class has spurred their evolution.
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The new information didn't precisely explain what was hastening Thwaites' acceleration, but it was a start.
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The private-equity companies swooping in to buy floundering retailers may ultimately be hastening their demise.
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But sectarian violence took on its own inevitable momentum, hastening the country's slide into civil war.
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But the Trump administration's racist and classist policies are hastening the demise of the American dream.
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This is a prayer for the sanctification of God's name and for the hastening of redemption.
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This is a prayer for the sanctification of God's name and for the hastening of redemption.
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Business setbacks had sent Swinney's father spiraling into an alcoholic abyss, hastening the dissolution of the marriage.
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Argentina is hastening to make up lost ground, as the activity on the Olaroz salt flat suggests.
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Despite this, big global trends like climate change are hastening investment in technology solutions to environmental problems.
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A spate of attacks have hit Ebola treatment centres since February, hastening the spread of the virus.
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By using force alone, Mr Rajoy is not preventing the break-up of Spain, but hastening it.
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Protesters in Seattle protest the election of Donald Trump and whatever hastening of Armageddon that may represent.
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So will catastrophists, or anyone else rapt by what feels like a hastening pace of global disaster.
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The Iowa results could be detrimental to their already lagging fundraising, hastening the need for a departure.
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So will catastrophists, or anyone else interested in what feels like a hastening pace of global disaster.
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This comes at a time when U.S. technology firms — which have and hastening automation — face increasing pressure to .
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Mr Guo, who also called Mr Sun "a genius among geniuses" (perhaps hastening his fate), has his supporters.
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Plans to offer incentives to officers as a way of hastening Maduro's departure has not been previously reported.
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If Hollywood movies are in trouble, something as confused as this one signals a hastening of their demise.
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Business executives, concerned about the Communist Party's growing grip on private enterprises, are hastening plans to relocate overseas.
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But in this case, the tumbling seems to be neither hastening nor extending Tiangong-1's remaining days.
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Today's utopians are less interested in sex than in the economy—specifically, in hastening the downfall of capitalism.
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The sheets then break off from their glaciers, hastening the melting process as they drift into warmer waters.
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In fact, advisers to the president have recently sounded more interested in hastening the end of the Iranian government.
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The president believed that he was hastening the end of the investigation, according to a former White House official.
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The plaintiffs argue that hastening the 24-week deadline set by Roe infringes on patients' constitutional right to privacy.
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Hastening back across the border to the Polish side, she telephoned her editor with the news, a world exclusive.
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An ambitious reform, by contrast, could keep inflation and interest rates low, hastening Brazil's recovery and accelerating long-term growth.
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These institutional changes lower the cost of executive wrongdoing, whether for partisan personal gain, hastening the process of democratic unraveling.
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If something does break (or get vandalized), a self-reporting system flags damage to the vehicle, supposedly hastening repair time.
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The college syllabus became a contested document, suddenly capable of holding Western civilization to its ideals or hastening its decline.
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" Beckworth also noted that risks stemming from the U.K.'s decision are "hastening the frantic race to bottom on safe yields.
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MDMA may be acting like a sort of psychological accelerant, hastening changes in the brain that lay the groundwork for recovery.
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Brexit has contributed to hastening a shift away from real estate, traditionally a favored choice for investment in Britain, to technology.
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" Beckworth also noted that risks stemming from the U.K.'s decision are "hastening the frantic race to bottom on safe yields.
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They are among several investors to recognise that change is hastening, as many retail properties labour and others discover brighter prospects.
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Brexit has contributed to hastening a shift away from real estate, traditionally a favoured choice for investment in Britain, to technology.
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However, Boeing now appears to be hastening its hiring timeline as it seeks qualified technicians who are unencumbered by current employers.
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Reductions to tax-deferred contribution limits would have taken steps back rather than forward, hastening rather than staving off this crisis.
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But it is modern medicine, experts say, that is responsible for hastening the evolution and spread of resistance at alarming rates.
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In the Soviet Union, Chernobyl proved to be a seminal moment for a system already on life support, hastening its demise.
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One of the major factors hastening Mr. Netanyahu's victory was the low voter turnout, about 50 percent, among Israel's Arab residents.
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The country's export-led growth depends on attracting foreign investment, and now American and Chinese policies may be hastening its arrival.
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As they pondered their next steps, their basement flooded, forcing them to move their work space upstairs and hastening their decision.
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In an email, Mr. Baekdal largely absolved Craigslist of any responsibility for devastating newspapers and hastening the end of the world.
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" Some may view Dr. Green's offhand description of hastening a person's death as, in her words, "a mark of our humanity.
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"Maybe we should set it on fire and call them again," Ms. Shao said, hastening to add that she was joking.
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His meetings last week at the World Economic Forum in Davos produced no plan of action for hastening Mr. Maduro's departure.
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Adding stimulus to a long-running recovery risks overheating the economy, lifting inflation and interest rates and hastening the next recession.
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A 2014 study found that geothermal heat has been hastening the melting of the Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica, for example.
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Did the plane's breach of the airspace above the course also trespass into the space between Lewis's ears, hastening her unraveling?
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Over a third of its population perished from the "Black Death" in the 19503th century, hastening the end of the feudal system.
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As the ice melts the surface turns darker, which causes more incoming solar energy to be absorbed, thereby hastening more ice melt.
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" Beckworth also noted that risks stemming from the U.K.'s decision is "hastening the the frantic race to bottom on safe yields.
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Both companies sell something that people happen to want now—cars and satellite launches—as a way of hastening Mr Musk's dreams.
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Finally, the term "passive euthanasia" refers to hastening the death of a terminally ill person by removing some vital form of support.
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The fall of Fort Fisher led to the fall of Wilmington and a critical railroad line, hastening the end of the Confederacy.
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In so doing, you may actually find you're hastening the hell you wish to avoid, the hell we all wish to avoid.
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But Trump and the G.O.P. are busy hastening it along—even as they're undermining the architecture needed to deal with it. ♦
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This process is hastening a one-state reality that could destroy Israeli democracy and will result in intensifying international condemnation of Israel.
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All the last viceroy could hope to achieve — by hastening the end of imperial rule — was to save face for the empire.
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The weakness in the U.S. follows a slew of poor economic data from Europe and signs of a hastening slowdown in China.
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IS's caliphate is odd, too: an act of modern state-building that also serves the eschatological purpose of hastening the End of Days.
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The other, far sadder reason is "both hastening and postponement of death for reasons associated with the holiday period," according to the study.
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China's wild binge of solar manufacturing drove down the costs of panels, both by oversupplying the market and by hastening economies of scale.
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But it may be nearing the end as activist investors have joined the Yahoo's board, hastening the prospect of the company being sold.
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If the United States could keep India from buying Russian equipment, hastening its demise, then it should do so by all means necessary.
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The minister was hastening to an important meeting in Washington and walked by the man, assuming that medical help was on the way.
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By the summer of 1918, the Americans were sending 10,000 soldiers to France each day, hastening an armistice in November of that year.
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That deal is seen as test case for Hebei's ambitious experiment, hastening sector consolidation, ousting inefficient minnows and creating mega-mills to compete globally.
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German cities are banning older diesel vehicles, hastening the switch to electric and benefiting firms like Bosch, which supplies components to electric vehicle makers.
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He believes that his work is hastening the evolutionary development of the human species into something that can no longer be called strictly human.
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Beijing's support may also lead to greater investment in related companies, potentially hastening the mainstream application and use of the technology, industry figures said.
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But by hastening the demise of the Democratic Party, the prime minister may have inadvertently midwifed the birth of a new second major party.
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And the tiny provincial election has quickly become a symbol of possibilities in the current, transnational era of political dissatisfaction and hastening climate change.
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The first time he was there, in 2480, the war on terror seemed to be hastening the defeat of Al Qaeda and the Taliban.
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Congress has a significant voice and agency in both hastening a diplomatic resolution and ensuring that U.S. leadership can ameliorate the suffering of millions.
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In the dead night of polar winter in February, temperatures soared above freezing in the Arctic, hastening the end of the polar ice sheet.
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Like before, turning on compatible Fast Pair headphones or speakers will automatically generate a pop-up on your Android 6.0+ phone, hastening the pairing process.
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The next he is in Calcutta, where sectarian riots are hastening British withdrawal from the subcontinent and foreshadowing the horrors of the partition to come.
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The 21911-month, $230 million city-funded undertaking has progressed ahead of schedule, hastening the goal of once again sailing Wavertree through New York Harbor.
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President Nicolas Maduro has clung to power despite a full-blown economic crisis, but a default is seen as hastening the demise of his regime.
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"By denying him treatments that would extend his life, the Chinese government is intentionally hastening his death," Genser said in a statement late on Monday.
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She defended the face-to-face meeting as a diplomatic "opportunity" to get all perspectives in hopes of hastening an end to the bloody conflict.
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If the reading is lower than expectations, however, investors could worry about economic growth momentum hastening a change in the Federal Reserve's monetary tightening path.
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The irony here is that tourists, often motivated by a desire to connect with traditional cultures, are hastening the irreversible changes to these same cultures.
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What's more, they would repeatedly make decisions to maximize their own profit, even at the risk of undermining the mission and hastening the group's demise.
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In the global-management world, this predicates what is known as "the 2050 Challenge": how do we feed all those people without hastening climate change?
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Those viral fictions reflect the fabled status Jackson has attained among teams hastening to solve the very electrifying unpredictability that has left them awe-struck.
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Meanwhile, the company was solidifying its reputation as an uncaring employer that was hastening the decline of job security—the downside of the "gig" economy.
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Buried in that profile was something — a saffron-thin thread of hope — that could keep his father from hastening the early death of the planet.
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At 31, she is a few years away from the breakup age, but attributes a cross-country move to hastening her own split from the retailer.
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Old-economy companies that rely on big capital investments in machinery—the sort Mr Trump appears to prefer—are more likely to hold back, hastening decline.
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Across the world capital punishment is less common and less popular than it was, and dismay over its cost, efficacy and methods are hastening its decline.
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While Trump can certainly take credit for hastening the demise of ISIS's geographical caliphate, ultimately both presidents approached the ISIS problem in the same essential way.
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She added that competition from global players was likely to import the latest technologies and best practices from abroad, hastening the learning process for India's startups.
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The JPMorgan former executives had been accused of hastening the bankruptcy of Parmalat by helping the company issue bonds when it was already facing financial problems.
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Better Call Saul seems to be hastening its creep towards the events of Breaking Bad, and may be getting closer to the specific underworld it inhabited.
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If Trump's decision on Tuesday ends up hastening the end of his presidency, it will be irresistible to note that Mr. "You're Fired" was himself fired.
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While there is industry pressure to waive some requirements these standards in the name of hastening progress, doing so is likely to result in safety problems.
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The former JPMorgan executives had been accused of hastening the bankruptcy of Parmalat by helping the company issue bonds when it was already facing financial problems.
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What's more, as shiny, reflective surfaces gives way to darker ocean water, the Arctic is absorbing more of the Sun's energy, amplifying warming and hastening melt.
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With this season now hastening to a close, we're not much closer than we were a few weeks ago to filling in this story's big blanks.
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Now, he says, Middlebury may prove an "inflection point" — where colleges yield the lectern to intolerant liberals, hastening a bastion of free thought toward its demise.
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Even with him leaving office, there is little reason to believe that the Republican-led Congress will have any interest in hastening the end of Guantánamo.
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Mr. Renzi has been perhaps the most adamant opponent of the Five Star Movement, blaming it for hastening his downfall by spreading misinformation on the web.
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Mr. Renzi has been perhaps the most adamant opponent of the Five Star Movement, blaming it for hastening his downfall by spreading misinformation on the web.
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The collapse was precipitated by a series of unusually warm summers, which created melt ponds during the warmer months that acted as wedges, hastening the shelf's disintegration.
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Doctors (and people of faith) should aim to preserve the life of the patient, and should never act or withhold action with the purpose of hastening death.
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Nuclear research was key to hastening America's victory in World War II. Hydraulic fracturing, further, has been instrumental in reducing our dependence on foreign oil and gas.
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Hastening the growth in passenger rail, however, would ironically require Americans to face up to some of the natural limits of rail in the country, experts said.
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The real danger is that Mr. Trump's China policies are likely to be counterproductive, damaging America's prosperity and endangering its security, while hastening the rise of China.
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The show pings from urbanizing villages in Kenya along Chinese-funded train routes, to endangered communities in Siberia where climate change is hastening the melt of permafrost.
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Like most West Virginians, Rick Abraham was angry with the President for hastening the decline of the coal industry with what he regarded as excessive environmental regulation.
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Immigration-rights advocates, however, have criticized the proposal for "prolonging detention and hastening deportation" because it allows children to be held in detention centers with their parents.
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The move is seen as further evidence that the risks associated with investing in coal are driving a structural decline that is hastening a transition to clean energy.
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Carbon dioxide levels have risen more than 40 percent to 400 parts per million since before the Industrial Revolution, and they continue to rise at a hastening pace.
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Niraparib kills cancer cells by inhibiting the production of proteins called PARPs, which help repair damaged DNA strands, thereby hastening the death of some types of cancer cells.
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Republicans can't stop the midterm Democratic wave, but they can blunt its force by hastening to adjust to the state-level demographic realities their economic policy helped create.
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A rapidly aging white population and fast-growing younger minority groups are speeding demographic changes across the nation, hastening a political divide likely to have long-term ramifications.
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In an angry response to the book, Mr. Kemeny blamed Ms. Rausing's family for hastening his daughter's death and chided her for airing the family's secrets in public.
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The sheer volume of arrests, combined with Mr. el-Sisi's modest gestures toward addressing the protesters' economic grievances, suggest a jittery government hastening to plug holes, analysts said.
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The siren song of "politics first" continues to pull Democrats away from practical solutions, with some recently hastening to distance themselves from the idea of agreement on DACA.
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But recreating a natural process within the confines of a laboratory compromises the very integrity of cheese production, critics claim, hastening an historically drawn-out but pure aging process.
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It was a core factor in hastening Pebble's demise, and it'll continue to shut down future contenders until smartwatches can somehow break free of their inherent reliance on smartphones.
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That raises a question that won't be sorted out for some time: Are media companies hastening the decline of their existing networks as they pivot to a streaming future?
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But the big, scary change is that the new bill would allow states to waive various regulations on insurers, hastening a return of the bad old pre-ACA days.
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But should the Social Democrats' members reject the deal, it could throw the country into political chaos under a CDU minority government — potentially hastening the end of Merkel's career.
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But there's been no synchronized tightening of monetary policy this year, and by going it alone on raising interest rates the Fed risks hastening the end of that cycle.
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Donald Tusk, who as president of the European Council chairs meetings of EU leaders in Brussels, argues that Utopian calls for a federal Europe are hastening the EU's disintegration.
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He shuttled back and forth between FBI HQ and the Washington field division — commonplace for ladder-climbers interested in hastening their ascent in the midlevel and senior executive ranks.
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The warming temperatures, shortening of the seasons and unseasonal storms brought on by global climate change are hastening the harvest of perhaps the most venerable crop of Western civilization.
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What happened to him in the months and years that followed shows how Libya's complex rivalries and divided loyalties thwarted American policy, with American retrenchment then hastening Libya's unraveling.
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Rather than represent one crisis — or three — one could see the week's events hastening the U.S. toward a more sustainable role in the Middle East and around the world.
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Inside, the story was even worse: medicine stolen and sold on the black market, criminals hastening the deaths of patients so they could charge families a commission on their coffins.
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And in the unlikely event that Tillerson's comments reflect a change in Washington's approach and a new urgency in hastening Assad's departure, the administration is setting itself a mission impossible.
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Its drug Niraparib kills cancer cells by inhibiting the production of proteins called PARPs, which help repair damaged DNA strands, thereby hastening the death of some types of cancer cells.
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A warmer Arctic is hastening the loss of spring snow cover and sea ice, turning surfaces that reflect sunlight into sunlight absorbers, rendering the Arctic and the planet increasingly warmer.
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"The hastening withdrawal of the United States from its historical commitment to supporting democracy overseas makes the challenge posed by authoritarian regimes all the more powerful and threatening," he added.
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Admittedly, this warning is as old as the American republic: "Ill fares the land, to hastening ills a prey, / Where wealth accumulates, and men decay," Oliver Goldsmith wrote in 1770.
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In 2016 Germany's highest court ruled that utility companies were allowed to seek limited damages from the German government over the hastening of nuclear plant shutdowns after Japan's Fukushima disaster.
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Meanwhile, Trump continues to champion policies that support the Christian nationalist agenda, including an approach to geopolitics focused on hastening the end of days (and the second coming of Christ).
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At the time of his speech, Pence mentioned that NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine had detailed the strategy for hastening the lunar return "five minutes" before the vice president had walked onstage.
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Omar's standing in the foreign policy world made her an ideal guest for news show bookers — she said USIP arranged the C-SPAN interview that would end up hastening her departure.
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He again senses weakness and by choosing an issue popular with secular voters he believes he can increase support for his party in the next election, while hastening his rival's downfall.
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In fact, back in November 2015, the company brought on Don Clark, a former Target exec, to reevaluate Whole Foods' operations, but new investor pressure appears to be hastening those changes.
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As it turns out he was just a horribly misguided policymaker, and didn't realize that the only Armageddon he was hastening was the one his own party is going through now.
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In its letter, Pono insists that the move, while "well underway, [is] not yet complete," hastening to add that the move won't affect any of its dealings with big music labels.
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New rules ask gas suppliers to hold at least 5 percent of imports in storage by 2020, a policy that may be hastening buying demand at Chinese terminals, a trader said.
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Watching Hurricane Irma maraud across Barbuda and Anguilla, residents of Florida and others who found themselves on the wrong side of the forecast were hastening to get out of the way.
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His policy advisers are in the process of drawing up a proposal for hastening the United States' transition away from all carbon energy, and they plan to release the details soon.
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Germany's highest court on Tuesday ruled that hastening the shutdown of nuclear plants after Japan's Fukushima disaster violated some of the property rights of utility companies, allowing them to seek limited damages.
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Giving antibiotics for chlamydia to patients with MGen builds the strength of MGen, making it much more resistant to antibiotics, Lawton says, a practice that is hastening its charge toward superbug status.
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Economic risk abounds: A delay or watering down of infrastructure spending, a hastening of the decline in China's economy, or the escalation of trade could hit American profits and deflate investor optimism.
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In 1894, this religion's earlier incarnation had inspired followers to organize the largest uprising in the history of the Joseon Dynasty, which set off a series of events hastening the kingdom's end.
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The earsplitting sound of ambulance sirens in New York City is surely hastening the day when I and many others repeatedly subjected to such noise will be forced to get hearing aids.
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The Trump administration has some leverage in making a deal with Beijing, which also has compelling reasons to work with the United States on hastening the end of the North Korean regime.
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Niraparib kills cancer cells by inhibiting the production of proteins called poly-ADP ribose polymerase (PARP), which helps repair damaged DNA strands, thereby hastening the death of some types of cancer cells.
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The first, and the most dangerous, is to regard illness as a costly problem to be solved, not just by the limiting of possible treatments, but by the active hastening of death.
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She added that Swansea University will soon embark on a major collaboration with a leading British university to take the research to the next level, hastening the structural elucidation and synthesis of Seraticin.
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This should rev up profits for automakers, technology companies and ride service providers, hastening the day when their robot cars can carry passengers on the same U.S. roads as cars driven by people.
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Mr. Ramos credited President Bush with hastening a political shift toward learning Spanish, helping to curtail some less palatable plays for Latino votes — heavy on "tacos and mariachi and sombreros," Mr. Ramos said.
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The devices in our hands and on our desks, and the invisible, ubiquitous networks that link them, are often seen to be ushering us toward utopia or hastening the arrival of the apocalypse.
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ISTANBUL — The European Parliament is likely to vote on Thursday to suspend negotiations to bring Turkey into the European Union, infuriating Ankara and possibly hastening the end of a long and troubled process.
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More than half a dozen states, including California, Illinois, and Massachusetts, have imposed restrictions on restaurant and bar service, causing many establishments to close or limit service for fear of hastening community transmission.
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During the dark months, two of the complex's most fragile residents had died; it was not clear, Ms. Olivera said, what role the loss of power might have played in hastening their deaths.
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Given that ballet is passed on physically, body to body, this amounted to a robbery from Mr. Martins's own dancers of the very tradition they inherited, hastening the erosion of Mr. Balanchine's legacy.
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Few Republicans in Congress lamented Mr. Flynn's departure from the administration, crediting Mr. Trump for hastening his resignation, despite reports that White House officials knew for weeks that Mr. Flynn had misled colleagues.
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With India, China and the United States hastening to lock in their pledges this year, some experts predict that could even be by the next round of climate talks in November in Marrakesh.
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The yield curve, while mildly flatter on the day, was on track for its largest weekly steepening since July following the bill's passage, which was seen as hastening the pace of interest rate increases.
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I.O. filed shareholder proposals at Goldman and four other major publicly traded banks (a sixth proposal was later withdrawn) seeking to end the practice of hastening stock sales by employees departing for government service.
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Working-class voters in Ashfield have reviled the Tories ever since the free-market revolution of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, which they blame for hastening the demise of the coal industry.
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While serious concerns have been raised over the risk of "digital language death" -- whereby indigenous languages are not used on modern communication platforms, hastening their demise -- technology also plays a role in preserving languages.
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Industry executives say the pace of user-driven innovation was one reason the Food and Drug Administration recently reclassified remote glucose-monitoring devices, hastening approval for new models by big companies like Dexcom and Medtronics.
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Musk claimed that the chips' processing power would help Tesla's Autopilot automated-driving function save more lives, more quickly, by hastening the day it can drive at least 10 times more safely than a human.
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Italy, whose banks hold the bloc's largest stock of soured debt in absolute terms, has reduced NPLs in recent months but has repeatedly argued against hastening the offloading process to avoid excessive costs on lenders.
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Andy Rubin buying up a whole bunch of cool robotics startups under the Google banner sounded like the company was hastening the singularity and embracing some Lex Luthor-level supervillainy all at the same time.
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The first crews arrive in a "light column" of bulldozers traveling on the still boggy ground to plow insulating snow from the future road, exposing the soil to cold air and hastening a deep freeze.
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KARLSRUHE/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's highest court ruled on Tuesday that hastening the shutdown of nuclear plants after Japan's Fukushima disaster violated some of the property rights of utility companies, allowing them to seek limited damages.
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"If Republicans repeal the Affordable Care Act they'll be hastening the demise of Medicare that millions of seniors rely upon for their basic healthcare needs," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said at a news briefing.
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Hodeidah port remained open on Tuesday with the U.N. World Food Programme hastening to unload three ships containing enough food for six million people for one month, WFP spokeswoman Bettina Luescher told reporters in Geneva.
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William Dudley, a key architect of the Fed's crisis response and a core policymaker, plans to step down as New York Fed president by mid-year, hastening an unprecedented leadership transition at the central bank.
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WASHINGTON — The Education Department has moved to ease rules on colleges and universities looking to shift their classes onto the internet, as closures of campuses cascaded on Tuesday with the hastening spread of the coronavirus.
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Hastening the ability for companies to clear the forest for economic development has been one of Bolsonaro's top priorities since taking office earlier this year — a policy that scientists have blamed for the current blazes.
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Justifiably angered, the Europeans are discussing ways around the American sanctions, further eroding the trans-Atlantic alliance and perhaps hastening the day when they have a financial system far less entwined with the United States'.
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The Trump administration seems to be hastening forward with "peace" negotiations with the Taliban that are really better described as "withdrawal" negotiations that seem suspiciously well timed to coincide with the American presidential election season.
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On the other hand, the price of cable TV has skyrocketed in recent years as cable operators try to preserve the status quo, which critics have argued is only hastening the demise of the bundle.
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"They're saying, 'What's happening is wrong and the people who support this president don't deserve my vote,'" said Ms. Léger, before hastening to add that midterm victories still may not be worth what triggered them.
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As it stands, Amazon is hastening that prospect, both by relying on untold—and potentially growing—amounts of fossil fuel-generated energy, and by selling its technology services to the companies that extract those fossil fuels.
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Global trade tensions and growing public debt are hastening a slowdown in the largest countries of the bloc, complicating the European Central Bank's plans for an interest rate hike this year and weakening the single currency.
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He is an Ethereum true believer, but he is also a proponent of so-called enterprise applications—actual business uses, often on private blockchains—which could get the legacy world interested in hastening its own obsolescence.
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At this point, Donald Trump should use free trade policies to undercut that activity by hastening — as his administration has started to do — the proliferation of American natural gas exports in order to undercut Gazprom dominance.
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The situation has been something of a vicious cycle: If the trend began because general interest in classical music was shrinking, many arts groups now fear that the disappearance of media coverage is hastening that decline.
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The researchers at the Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity said they would share the sample, grown from an infected patient, with the WHO and global laboratories in the hope of hastening immunization and detection.
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It risked hastening America's unmistakable surrender to Tehran, as well as legitimizing Iran as just another nation state when, they believe, it can only be seen as an evil entity literally on par with Nazi Germany.
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Bernhard Sutter writes that "as soon as you officially tell the staff to hasten death, it gets complicated", the implication being that a doctor who increases a dose of analgesia to relieve pain is unofficially hastening death.
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NASA has been tracking the massive cloud from space as it slowly drifted over to South America and then looped back toward Oceania where it hovered over New Zealand, turning glaciers brown, and perhaps hastening their melting.
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He could legitimately argue that had Carillion been a public sector vehicle rather than a private company, it would not have been obliged to pay 79 million pounds in dividends in 2016, thus hastening its cash crunch.
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If the vitamins are indeed responsible for increasing the lung cancer risk, Brasky said, another question would be whether B vitamins are hastening the development of a lung cancer that's already there or leading to new cancers.
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" And so he did not relate Hurricane Florence to several deaths of evacuees from hospices or hospitals where, he said, "it was just a matter of the stress, I believe, the added stress probably hastening the deaths.
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Around the world, other governments are already taking extraordinary steps — some of which could permanently alter how those in power take decisions, hastening the acceptance of new technologies previously regarded as insecure or inappropriate for official business.
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In 2017, at the request of Jim Mattis, the defense secretary at the time, 4,000 additional troops were added, in hopes of hastening an end to the conflict and preparing Afghan forces for an eventual American withdrawal.
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If the constraints on Iran's nuclear program under the JCPOA are lost, we could be hastening the day when we are faced with the choice between living with that threat, or going to war to prevent it.
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But failure to pass a bill by July 1, when Puerto Rico owes $1.9 billion in debt payments its governor has said it cannot pay, risks hastening the biggest default yet on the island of 3.5 million Americans.
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De Blasio is facing intense criticism from some community groups who say that his housing plan, based on creating thousands of affordable units through inclusionary zoning, would create too few truly affordable apartments, while hastening gentrification and displacement.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ WHITE HOUSE & ADMINISTRATION: U.S. Census Bureau: The Hill: New census figures show booming growth among minority populations, while the white-alone population declines, hastening a demographic overhaul that is reshaping the face of America.
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Applewhite attacks those who carelessly attribute "decline to age rather than illness," but the distinction lacks a real difference; age is the leading precondition for most of the decline-hastening diseases, such as cancer, heart disease, and Alzheimer's.
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Yet Mr. Johnson, the former Republican governor of New Mexico, is hoping to have an impact, if only by hastening the fall of his old party and the rise of his new one as a national political force.
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" But, he adds, "since we have been denied [the Big Bang], we might as well put all our energies into accelerating the end, into hastening things to their definitive doom, which we could at least consume as spectacle.
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The Trump administration's crackdown on immigration could scare their communities from seeking out care for coronavirus, potentially hastening the spread of a deadly outbreak that's growing rapidly in the United States, advocates and public health groups are warning.
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In 2018, the Food and Drug Administration approved the first therapy using RNA interference, a technique in which a small piece of RNA is inserted into a cell, binding to its native messenger RNA and hastening their degradation.
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"As logistics and the distribution systems have expanded, you really see how the local and national have been linked together," Mr. Yasuda said, referring to the hastening rate at which health, environmental and economic crises can now spread.
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Instead, they're probably Mike's sister or cousin or former co-worker, who look at his situation and see a cautionary tale, an anger-inducing story about how welfare dependency and political-class indifference are hastening their own communities' decline.
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NASHVILLE — "The Bobby Bones Show" is the biggest thing in country radio, on nearly 100 stations five mornings a week, and its ringleader, Mr. Bones, 36, likes to take credit for hastening the breakthroughs of a number of acts.
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Even as the field has advanced in recent years, questionable centers have sprung up all over the country, offering treatments for everything from sore knees to heart disease and raising concerns among some experts about hastening the approval process.
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He hoped the murders would be pinned on the Black Panther movement, hastening the war that would allow Manson to emerge as the leader of a new social order — a vision he nicknamed "Helter Skelter," after the Beatles song.
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And after revelations that Bill O'Reilly had reached settlements with women over allegations of harassment and inappropriate behavior, at least 50 major brands said they would not advertise on his Fox News show, hastening his exit from the network.
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More recently, you could catch him haughtily disrespecting the Statue of Liberty and, it seems likely, hastening the end of DACA, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, the most humane and sensible piece of immigration reform in decades.
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Last year, a Danish city court found Lars Moller, former head of the Singapore subsidiary Dynamic Oil Trading, guilty of approving credit beyond his mandate, hastening the collapse of OW Bunker - then the world's leading supplier of bunker fuel.
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"For decades, coal companies have ripped 400 million tons of coal from our public lands every year, burning it in power plants, slowing clean energy development, hastening climate disruption, and polluting our communities," said Sierra Club Executive Director Michael Brune.
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Federal wildlife managers on Monday said it would be imprudent to designate critical habitat for the bats because that would entail publicly identifying where they hibernate, increasing the risk of vandalism and possibly hastening the spread of white-nose syndrome.
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In an sweeping interview published Tuesday by The Washington Post, the President blasted his chairman and once again expressed his unhappiness with the Fed, while hastening to add he isn't blaming anyone for his decision to tap Powell for the job.
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Atari unsuccessfully attempted to sue Sierra for selling a rip-off of Frogger; a close call that spooked Ken Williams into the embrace of a more traditional management ethos, hastening his metamorphosis from hot tub hacker dad into conservative chief executive.
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"There are seven billion people on Earth, and next to maybe Jesus and Muhammad, this is probably the most talked about name there is," he said of the Trumps, hastening to add that he meant no disrespect to Christians or Muslims.
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In allowing ourselves to be indulgently comfortable for a few weeks of the year (or months, depending on where you live), are we hastening the construction of a world that will be not just uncomfortable, but uninhabitable for future generations?
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Orlins said the financial services industry was low-hanging fruit, given the Wall Street background of the Trump administration, and the fact that further access for U.S. banks in capital markets and insurance would end up hastening the maturity of China's markets.
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But its dramatic decline over the past 30 years is having a host of other impacts, from hastening coastal erosion to disrupting indigenous hunting and fishing activities that rely on the ice to alterning the the Arctic food chain from its base.
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In the past few years — with the middle class being squeezed, trust in government eroding, technological change hastening, and the economy getting Uberized — the idea has vaulted to a surprising prominence, even moving from airy hypothetical to near-reality in some places.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration's decision to impose tariffs on Canadian newsprint is hastening the demise of local newspapers across the country, forcing already-struggling publications to cut staff, reduce the number of days they print and, in at least one case, shutter entirely.
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Sandel: The strategy of contending with the pandemic by allowing the virus to run its course as quickly as possible in hopes of hastening "herd immunity" is a callous approach reminiscent of social Darwinism — the idea of the survival of the fittest.
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ISTANBUL — A worsening dispute between the United States and Turkey reverberated through the global economy on Friday, hastening a broad flight of money from emerging markets and sowing instability throughout the Middle East as relations between the NATO allies neared a breaking point.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The far right is set to make strong gains in two regional elections in eastern German on Sunday, potentially upending 22 years of rule by the two main parties and hastening the break-up of Chancellor Angela Merkel's national coalition.
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Legislative elections in 22014 returned the youngest, most politically radical parliament the city had ever seen -- though several lawmakers were later ejected from office -- and the protests are also widely credited with hastening the end of former Chief Executive CY Leung's career.
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If anything, it is awkwardly warm, with Dean enfolding Chris in a hug on the porch, addressing him as "my man," and hastening to claim—as Rose had predicted—that, given the chance, he would have voted for Barack Obama a third time.
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The decision on the succession timetable came after voters saddled the CDU with its worst result in a state vote in Hamburg on Sunday, punishing it for flirting with the far right in an eastern state and hastening a messy leadership battle.
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Yazov was the last Marshal of the Soviet Union and one of eight senior officials who tried and failed to remove Gorbachev from power in August 1991, a move widely seen as hastening the collapse of the Soviet Union that same year.
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Education experts worry that investors gambling on students' futures could produce all kinds of ill effects, from discrimination against students who are expected to earn less to hastening the transformation of colleges from places of learning into engines of skilled workforce production.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Chevron has started up its massive Gorgon LNG project in Australia and will soon be shipping more of the super-chilled fuel into an oversupplied market, eroding producer revenues but also likely hastening the advent of a liquid Asian spot market.
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His efforts to crack Germany's Enigma code remained a secret for decades but are now credited with saving thousands of lives and hastening the end of World War II. Turing was played by Benedict Cumberbatch in "The Imitation Game," a 20143 film on the subject.
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WASHINGTON — An American airstrike on Tuesday killed dozens of fighters at a mountainous training camp used by the Yemeni affiliate of Al Qaeda, Pentagon officials said, the latest sign that the military is hastening its strikes against militants in the Middle East and Africa.
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MONTREAL — A former university student who killed six men at a mosque in Quebec City early last year pleaded guilty to first-degree murder on Wednesday, hastening the conclusion of a case that shocked Canadians and underscored the presence of Islamophobia in multicultural Canada.
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Allowing Mr. Trump's new order to go into effect, Mr. Ferguson said, could lead to a "game of whack-a-mole," in which the president could answer any court's rebuke by making modest tweaks to his own policy and then hastening to implement it.
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In lobbying against the law before state legislators, opponents argued that hastening death was morally wrong, that it puts terminally ill patients at risk for coerced death by loved ones and could become a way out for people who are uninsured or fearful of high medical bills.
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Sweterlitsch plays with other big consequences that time travel might have: when Moss returns to her present in 1997, she gets the feeling that the information she's bringing back is helping private sector interests develop new technology, which might be hastening the end of the world.
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With all this talk about swamp-draining going on, it bears remembering that Washington was once the site of one of the vilest mires on American soil, and it just might have played a role in hastening the demise of two presidents and almost a third.
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For supporters it means their long-cherished dream of a progressive candidate pledging genuine radical reform moves closer to reality — and perhaps the beginning of the end for the centrists they see as skewing the 2016 contest in favor of Hillary Clinton and hastening the rise of Trump.
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Poised but insistent, youthful but astute, this tenor saxophonist is at the fore of a major musical movement in London, where a flock of young improvisers is defining a rhythm-focused, heartbeat-hastening style that's informed by electronic music and Caribbean influences, as much as by jazz's classic lineage.
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She had met with diabetes educators before, and she knew what uncontrolled glucose does to a person with diabetes, from speeding up nerve damage in the feet to hastening blood vessel damage in the back of the eyes and the kidneys, to increasing her risk of heart disease.
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Lee said lawmakers are trying to figure out how to structure benefits so they are delivered to families when they need them, how the federal law should interact with state paid leave laws and how to keep the law from hastening the Social Security Trust Fund's 2034 insolvency date.
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While British online gambling is growing strongly, Alexander said planned curbs on fixed odds betting terminals were hastening the decline in the high-street business and would eventually knock 100 million pounds ($131 million) off its core earnings and mean the closure of around 1,000 of its Ladbrokes Coral shops.
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Opponents of the law say that hastening death is morally wrong, that the law puts all kinds of patients at risk of loved ones' coercing them to end their lives, and that it could become a way out for people who are not insured or who fear high medical bills.
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"Venezuela will loom as the main event risk over the next 24 hours, as ... (the) violence-marred election over the weekend appears to be hastening the march to the bankruptcy of the country with the world's largest proven oil reserves, " OANDA senior market analyst Jeffrey Halley said in a Monday note.
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Sanchez hit a solo home run in the second inning, boosting the Yankees' early lead to 22-21 and hastening an early departure by Boston starter David Price, and he then put the game out of reach by clubbing a three-run, seventh-inning home run off another left-hander, Eduardo Rodriguez.
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Schnurer notes that You don't have to buy the right's "war on coal" rhetoric to accept that, even if that's the direction the world is headed, anyway, hastening coal's demise and shifting federal subsidy policy away from it and into alternative energy sources will have a negative economic effect on certain communities.
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"As a Korean and an adopter of a dog meat trade survivor, I know what a difference HSI's program can make in hastening an end to the suffering and what wonderful pets dog meat farm survivors can be when given a chance," Nara Kim, HSI Korea's dog meat campaigner, said in a statement.
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Johnson on Tuesday used the power of his newly won parliamentary majority to set a hard deadline of December 2020 to reach a new trade deal with the EU, with the U.K. set to leave the bloc by January 31, in a bid to strong arm the bloc into hastening an accord.
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The new evidence, though, says that once a certain temperature threshold is reached, ice shelves of glaciers that extend into the sea, like those near Pine Island Bay, will begin to melt from both above and below, weakening their structure and hastening their demise, and paving the way for ice-cliff instability to kick in.
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President Trump's tough stance against Pakistan, which includes the sudden suspension this year of more than $1 billion in military aid, has officials in the once closely allied country hastening to demonstrate that they have been annihilating terror hotbeds -- and U.S. officials hopeful it will halt the long-running terror games once and for all.
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Europe's new mechanism for circumventing U.S. sanctions may or may not work, but the extraterritorial reach of U.S. sanctions on Iran and other nations is certainly hastening the day when the rest of the world will develop a multipolar financial system that no one country can use as an illegitimate tool of imperial power.
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"By moving forward on approving a new NAFTA in a bum's rush, the House is making clear that the fix was in from the start and is hastening the way for a White House victory party," Pascrell, one of Congress's most vocal opponents of the original NAFTA, said in a statement after the markup.
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"Mitsotakis signaled that once in office he will focus his efforts on lowering the tax burden on firms and households (property, corporate tax, and VAT), improving the business environment to attract foreign investment, and hastening the restructuring of the banking system, in contrast to Syriza's narrower focus on welfare expenditure," Eurasia analysts said in a note on Wednesday.
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He made more than twenty trips to the West Coast (taking servants, oil paintings, and records with him), enjoying abundant food and drink when he wasn't working, and then hastening back to Nyack, a town on the Hudson twenty-five miles north of New York, where he and Rose lived near MacArthur and his wife, the actress Helen Hayes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Over the past 18 months, the debate over arts and gentrification in Los Angeles has largely focused on the neighborhood of Boyle Heights, where local activists have taken aim at a recent influx of galleries and artist-run spaces that they claim are hastening displacement of long-time residents.
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With those megaleaks from his tiny group, Assange successfully upended parts of the global order, hastening the US pullout from Iraq and helping to touch off the Arab Spring with its revelations about the Tunisian dictator Ben Ali—even as WikiLeaks was accused of also endangering innocents like State Department sources whose names were included in the files.
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It has taken the producers almost 14 months since Season 3 ended to cook up a new batch of episodes, but they reward the audience's patience by picking up where season three left off, with a major development that is seemingly hastening the descent of Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk) from well-meaning, morally lax striver to sleazy, wholly corrupt drug lawyer.
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Sure, that isn't very much, but it's hard to imagine a worse use of that speck of carbon than this missive from the official BP account: If you followed that link, in doing so consuming ever so slightly more carbon and therefore infinitesimally hastening the heating of our planet, you'd find yourself on a website decorated with drawings of planes and bikes and whatever.
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Technology, RankedThe world is filled with amazing technologies, many that are so old we don't even think of them as…Read more ReadTuring worked at Bletchley Park and helped crack the Nazi's Enigma code during World War II. He's credited with hastening the end of the war through his work and is celebrated today as one of the greatest scientific thinkers of the 20th century.
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This doesn't mean that his presidency is succeeding, or that NeverTrumpers were wrong to oppose him; it doesn't mean that his manifest incapacity won't lead to some disaster; it doesn't mean that conservatives or anyone else should be happy to have porn stars and race-baiting in the headlines; it doesn't mean that the Trump chapter in our history won't be remembered for hastening decline.
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A Kentucky newspaper apologized to a family after the paper refused to publish a paid obituary that blamed President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE for hastening the woman's death unless the line was removed.
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