The existing FAA Part 107 waiver process is currently limping along.
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As the FAA itself recently admitted, the waiver process is limping along.
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The traditional budget and appropriations process was limping along well before Trump took office.
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Hundreds of steel makers are limping along, overloaded with debt and battered by weak prices.
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Businesses selling mining rigs there said demand - especially for high-end machines - was limping along.
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Or the site could keep limping along, collecting signatures for requests that will never be answered.
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All of a sudden, the phone that had been limping along, rapidly draining, felt like new.
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It will keep him limping along in the race, and the continued fractured support will benefit Trump.
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Mr. Li, 72, spends his days limping along dusty roads to collect trash in exchange for tips.
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BUDGET ON A STRETCHER The traditional budget and appropriations process was limping along well before Trump took office.
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The program is still limping along, however, after a federal judge blocked the administration from winding it down.
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The only public transport is the old IRT limping along at five miles an hour through dimly-lit tunnels.
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Obamacare is limping along without an imminent death spiral, and health care costs aren't rising as fast as feared.
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Hopefully this damning report will put spurs to the efforts that have been limping along for the last decade.
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Her kidneys had been limping along for months on the verge of failure, and had now completely shut down.
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"American Idol" began in 2002, and is still limping along after churning out more than a dozen singing superstars.
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Many lost businesses and residents after being pummeled by Hurricane Matthew in 2016 and were limping along before Florence.
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That young cat was found limping along the streets of Brooklyn by a Good Samaritan, who brought him to the ACC.
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They have their differences, but it's not like someone is wounded and limping along and the other is doing much better.
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"The eurozone is still limping along, firing on one cylinder," said Jonathan Gregory, head of UK fixed income for UBS Asset Management.
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We're sort of limping along, growing between 1 and 2 percent, and that is so far underneath our potential as a country.
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Now, Twitter is limping along, Soundcloud is in a death spiral, Vine is gone, and Reddit is still trying to figure things out.
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It makes limping along with a terrible hierarchy and structure possible, so you don't have to solve inherent problems to your staff model.
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Before I did, I was limping along with a small purse that barely contained all of my stuff and was starting to fall apart.
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Biden was limping along until Saturday, when he seized nearly 50 percent of the South Carolina vote and 61 percent of the black vote.
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During a City Council hearing on Tuesday, officials admitted that drainage systems in the hardest-hit neighborhoods had been limping along at half strength.
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And Russia has fundamental weaknesses: its economy is limping along (thanks to the decline in oil prices) amid growing poverty levels and a demographic crisis.
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The economy is limping along, and policymakers are not at all certain if it is going to start catching fire or slip back into recession.
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"While Maryland is making progress toward meeting all of the targets, Pennsylvania is just limping along behind," Peter Franchot, Maryland's comptroller, said in an interview.
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Before the three weeks that miraculously brought Joe Biden to the cusp of the Democratic presidential nomination, his campaign was limping along — and Biden knows it.
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With the primaries limping along during the coronavirus pandemic and public health – Sanders's signature issue – the priority issue of the moment, Biden can't antagonize the unions.
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Mars is the planet of war, and when it's retrograde, it's unruly, impatient, and explosive—or it's totally flaccid and weak, limping along, being a sad sack.
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LIMPING ALONG The drop in demand has soybean prices in North Dakota trading at an historic discount to U.S. futures prices, and farmers are putting investments on hold.
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"With Model 3, either the machine works, or it doesn't, or it's limping along and we get short quite severely on output," said Musk on an earnings call.
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No. There's evidence that wholesale markets are not properly valuing some services and may be vulnerable in the long term if they keep limping along in their current form.
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Deflation — Japan's biggest economic problem for much of the past 20 years — is over, but inflation is far from entrenched, limping along at just 0.7 percent year-on-year.
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Without a formal budget, Illinois has been limping along by extending parts of last year's spending plan, settling on piecemeal appropriations and battling out the impasse in the courts.
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But there are plenty of also-ran "unicorns" — like the note-taking app Evernote — in Silicon Valley that are now just limping along, Erin Griffith of the NYT writes.
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While EPA enforcement is not completely moribund, it now appears to be limping along at far lower levels, and with less overall impact, than was true prior to the Trump administration.
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Pemex has been limping along for years, bleeding billions of dollars annually, saddled with debt and struggling to maintain production as its giant oil fields in the Gulf of Mexico run dry.
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GM made the Chevy Cruze, a small sedan, there, and the plant had been limping along for a while as the demand for those types of cars among American consumers has fallen.
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Image: Regal CinemasMoviePass may be limping along in zombie form, just waiting for some finance bro to put it out of its misery, but its unlimited subscription model continues to spread and mutate.
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"For the longest time, railroads across Africa were limping along and in decline, but with the Chinese, that's definitely changing," said Andrew Grantham, the news editor at Railway Gazette International, a trade publication.
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So, we have the first problem for stocks: the Trump Agenda is limping along because the Comey/Russia issues are not going away, and it's not clear if health care reform can ever get passed.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — A Republican-only attempt in the Senate to repeal the health care law is limping along, hobbled by giant divisions within the party over how to deal with Medicaid, among other issues.
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The Liberal Democrats had been consigned to the electoral ossuary as recently as last winter, limping along at around 8 percent in most opinion polls, and discussing bringing in a celebrity leader to raise the party's profile.
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The game is still played — a national league includes 10 teams with names like Green Sox — but the sport is "limping along," said Bob Protexter, an American who helped bring the game to Russia in the late 1980s.
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For now, top lawmakers are attempting to cobble together a short-term fix to keep the government open for a few more weeks — essentially limping along through the end of the ultimate confrontation between Trump and congressional Democrats.
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The Chicago Bulls are limping along without the services of their two highest scorers and hope to get some of their injured players back when they try to snap a three-game slide against the visiting Toronto Raptors on Tuesday.
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And now the state is in real danger of heading into 2020 with a cap-and-trade system expected to produce almost half the state's ambitious carbon reductions — but flooded with cheap allowances and limping along at the price floor.
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Meldonium is the new drug de jour, frightened whistleblowers are in hiding and WADA is at a crossroads limping along with an annual budget of $30 million, about the same as tennis star Maria Sharapova, currently serving a doping ban, made last year.
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What else did he remember about the house—the stone fireplace, the collection of pig salt shakers, the cramped kitchen with its mustard-colored refrigerator that they packed with cubes of hot dogs, the freezer limping along, barely keeping the waffles solid.
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At the same time, as coral reef scientist Kim Cobb of the Georgia Institute of Technology pointed out, another year of severe bleaching on northern reefs that are still limping along from the last event could further hamper their ability to recover.
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"If you look at the five facilities they're shutting down, the plants have kind of been limping along for years now, and they mainly produce smaller sedans and vehicles where demand has been declining in recent years, mainly due to consumer preferences," Nelson said.
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"E-commerce sales currently represent only 8% of total retail sales, but is growing at 15% a year, while brick and mortar retail sales growth is limping along…The company is projecting 500% growth with this round of funding and we believe those are realistic estimates."
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And then on the rest of it, there have been a whole bunch of companies with bad business models, most of which have gone away in the last few years, but a lot of them are sort of limping along, and those perpetuate some of the problems.
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GRAPHIC: Global Diesel/Gasoil Use by Industry - here Higher costs for operating generators that power the machinery, computer servers and mobile phone towers that run Nigeria's economy could impair growth in gross domestic product, already limping along at 1.92% at a time inflation is at 11%.
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GRAPHIC: Global Diesel/Gasoil Use by Industry - here Higher costs for operating generators that power the machinery, computer servers and mobile phone towers that run Nigeria's economy could impair growth in gross domestic product, already limping along at 1.92% at a time inflation is at 11%.
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After limping along for months with bleeding polling numbers and unremarkable debate performances, the former Texas representative regained the national spotlight in the days and weeks following August 3, when a man entered an El Paso Walmart and used a semi-automatic rifle to kill 22 mostly Hispanic Americans.
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Instead of a prolonged depression as in Greece, or limping along from one crisis to the next, Argentina began an extraordinarily robust recovery just three months after its default and enjoyed very high growth — more than 28500 percent in real gross domestic product (GDP) from 6900 to 2628.
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The deal, which still needs to be approved by both House of Congress and then signed into law by President Donald Trump (so, you just never know!), is a sort of final death throe of a movement that has been limping along -- mortally wounded but still, somehow, breathing -- ever since Trump emerged on the political scene.
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If it's not very, very careful, Riverdale might find itself making the biggest and deadliest mistake a teen soap can make: coming out of the gate strong and vibrant and buzzy, and then burning out in season one and limping along as a shadow of its former self until it's finally put out of its misery.
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In a kind of cosmic joke she would have been the first to appropriate, the publication of "Joan Rivers Confidential" comes on the heels of the demise of her signature television series, "Fashion Police," which has been limping along without her, in spirit if not in body, since she died a little more than three years ago.
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We're limping along. We're on life support." Lewis said that ACORN's annual budget had been reduced from $25 million to $4 million, and that its staff of 350 to 600 people had been reduced to four. Lewis explained the controversy had left a stain on ACORN, "sort of like a scarlet letter.
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"INVADERS LIMPING ALONG CANTON IS AT ONLY .500 FOR SEASON AND HURTING FROM SEVERAL INJURIES Akron Beacon Journal (OH) Friday, January 15, 1993NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL SOCCER LEAGUE FINAL OFFICIAL STATISTICS -- 1992–1993 In February, Gosselin signed with the Columbia Spirit of the USISL in 1993."COLUMBIA SPIRIT KICKS OFF SEASON State, The (Columbia, South Carolina) Saturday, February 13, 1993 In 1994, he moved to the Greensboro Dynamo, winning the USISL championship that season.
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Beatty's battlecruisers turned for home, catching up to Lion, which was limping along at . Princess Royal hit Derfflinger once, but only damaged two armour plates and caused a coal bunker to flood. She hit Blücher at least twice, including the shot that crippled her, out of a total of 271 shells fired during the battle, a hit rate of only 0.7%. By way of contrast, her sister made four hits out of 243 shells fired, a rate of 1.6%.
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He experienced a typical Oregon Trail crossing until reaching the Snake River Valley in Idaho. Limping along on a badly sprained ankle, Allen concluded that he could walk no further. He decided to turn his wagon bed into a boat and float down the Snake River, soon learning why so few emigrants chose this method of travel. After days of running rapids and portaging around waterfalls Allen and his waterborne companions arrived at Fort Boise, knowing they were lucky to be alive.
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Suddenly, they saw Storp's damaged Ju 88 limping along towards the sea and cut in behind it, taking turns firing at it. They had not appreciated it was already being pursued by Yellow Section, which was not a little upset to be ‘cut out’ by their colleagues. The Ju 88 crashed into the sea off Prestonpans, the coup de grace delivered by F/L Gifford, who timed his attack as 14:45. A small fishing boat, Dayspring, was not far from the crash site.
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Patrick Naugle of DVD Verdict called it "almost the epitome of early '90s straight-to-VHS fare." Adam Tyner of DVD Talk rated it 2/5 stars and wrote, "Mindwarp starts off promisingly but quickly peters out, limping along in a miasma of standard issue sci-fi tropes until reaching a final reel that's littered with one unsatisfying twist after another." Mark R. Hasan of Rue Morgue wrote that it is "a genuine curio" for its cyberpunk themes and connection to Fangoria. Nigel Floyd of Time Out London wrote that the gore makes up for the writing.
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In an effort to avoid the electric chair, Ted Bundy confessed the details of Hawkins abduction and murder to detective Robert Keppel. Bundy stated that he approached Hawkins in the alley limping along on crutches and dropping his briefcase as a ruse. He asked Hawkins for assistance with carrying his briefcase to his car, which was located in a parking lot just off the side of the alley. Thinking that the strange man was really injured, Hawkins agreed to help him. As she bent over to put Bundy’s briefcase in his car, he grabbed a crowbar that he had hidden before hand, knocked Hawkins out with a single blow to the head, pushed her into his car, and sped off.
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The two of them argue a lot, and they rarely live in one place for long, as the mother gets behind with the rent and is either evicted or elects to run away from her debts. As they move into a grotty new flat after having done a flit, a young black sailor called Jimmy (Paul Danquah) sees Jo struggling with her suitcases and gives her some help. Mum brings a new man home after a night in the pub but her love life is curtailed because she has to share a bed with Jo. A while later Jo badly grazes her knee in a fall as she is walking home from school. Limping along, she goes past the Manchester Ship Canal, where Jimmy happens to be coming off his ship.
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The attack was unsuccessful and at around 06:00 he finally reported two westbound s, before diving again and playing no further role in the battle. Limping along on a straight course at 12 knots—roughly one-third their top speed—Mogami and Mikuma had been almost perfect targets for a submarine attack. As soon as Tambor returned to port, Spruance had Murphy relieved of duty and reassigned to a shore station, citing his confusing contact report, poor torpedo shooting during his attack run, and general lack of aggression, especially as compared to Nautilus, the oldest of the 12 boats at Midway and the only one which had successfully placed a torpedo on target (albeit a dud). Over the following two days, several strikes were launched against the stragglers, first from Midway, then from Spruance's carriers.
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