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Mr. Odom is far more reliant on his upper register here than in "Hamilton," and far more reliant on his plaintive side.
These places are also more reliant on the Chinese market.
Yet the NHS is more reliant than ever on central control.
They were also more reliant on financial assistance to do so.
Yet studios are more reliant than ever on the box office.
Facebook is even more reliant on a single element: advertising revenue.
But some brokers are more reliant upon transaction costs than others.
"The electric-guitar companies are more reliant on a superhero," he said.
And they are also more reliant on things like research and servicing.
The financial system will therefore be more reliant on banks' shock-absorbers.
That made the exporters even more reliant on their prominent Chinese customer.
These areas are also more reliant on manufacturing than the nation overall.
Eastern Europe, which is more reliant on trade with Western Europe, also rose.
Meanwhile, ships are more reliant on a range of electronic devices to operate.
The resurrection comes as Democratic fundraising becomes more reliant on grassroots measures. Sen.
At the same time, studios are more reliant than ever on ticket sales.
His "alien dreadnought" production line is becoming more reliant on non-unionized, human workers.
The two were more reliant on each other than we ever might have guessed.
As their wages have decreased, drivers have become more reliant on these rewards programs.
Meanwhile, their ad businesses continue to become even more reliant on data-based targeting.
Alphabet is far more reliant on Internet advertising than Apple is on the iPhone.
As a result, it's more reliant on higher-cost projects than in the past.
In fact, the U.S. is far more reliant on auto finance than other countries.
The Chinese economy is also much more reliant on trade than the American economy.
He also may be more reliant than ever on support from the U.S. government.
Rural areas are more reliant on food assistance and face a crippling digital divide.
The travel industry is more reliant on Chinese travellers now than it was then.
And as our devices become ever more reliant on software, that's a very good thing.
Among the largest economies examined, only Ireland and the Netherlands were more reliant on trade.
China is far more reliant on the United States than the United States on China.
His power didn't go anywhere, but Klitschko still became far more reliant on his jab.
But over all, the United States is substantially more reliant on services than China is.
This will make Multipolar more reliant on dividends from PT Matahari Department Store Tbk (MDS).
However, the company's business model would be more reliant on its innovative drug discovery efforts.
Poor communities and women are more vulnerable, because they tend to be more reliant on agriculture.
Trump, however, is equally or more reliant on white evangelicals to help him win re-election.
Yet Vietnam is a smaller, poorer economy than China, more reliant on foreign investment and trade.
That, though, would make America more reliant on foreigners, just as its politics have turned inward.
With fewer such events these days, he is left more reliant on the reconnaissance of others.
But they noted that other manufacturing sectors in Japan are more reliant on China for parts.
During President Obama's second term in office, the RNC was much more reliant on big donors.
That's left medical students more reliant on material available via the internet to supplement their education.
But that means Tesla is more reliant than ever on Model 2000 sales to close the gap.
Coal-fired plants are due to close in coming years, making Britain more reliant on natural gas.
Over the past half century, residents of Kentucky have become steadily more reliant on the federal government.
He also saw that, over all, Turkey's economy was growing more reliant on financing from foreign investors.
The fatter and more useless they get to society, the more reliant they'll be on that girl.
But smaller towns are more reliant on trade for a share of their gross domestic product (GDP).
Streetcar lines were ripped out and bus routes were cut as people grew more reliant on cars.
Smaller, domestically focused banks that are more reliant on interest income will be more exposed to NIM pressure.
But with music increasingly given away for free, artists are ever more reliant on playing live for revenue.
Nickel prices have halved since mid-2014, making the South Pacific nation more reliant on subsidies from France.
The result is that the company is more reliant on fees from permanent placements which are more volatile.
We are confused, agitated and more reliant on technology to perpetually bring us happiness than any previous generation.
Unlike in past Fed tightening cycles, Asia is much more reliant on China than on the United States.
Netflix is becoming more reliant on original content as studios like Disney start pulling theirs from the library.
Hiring in the steel sector remains stagnant, in part because new mills have become more reliant on automation.
No doubt, the more reliant we are on technology, the more vulnerable we become to these extreme solar events.
But the world's second-largest economy is still relatively more reliant on exports than the U.S. is on imports.
Goldman, the fifth largest U.S. bank by assets, has historically been more reliant on bond trading than its peers.
Bottom line: The movie business is changing quickly and its becoming more reliant on digital distribution than ever (shocking).
"Kenyan growth is more reliant on effective public project spending... (so) a divided government is a problem," he said.
The island will be much more reliant on federal aid under the Stafford Act to fund its ongoing recovery.
All that could be good news for a country growing more reliant on foreign money as its economy slows.
But institutional money, on which peer-to-peer firms have been growing more reliant, are suspicious about credit quality.
Rick Scott's preferred candidate for state party chairman was rejected last year, making it more reliant on national assistance.
The hiring of Moore, a communications industry veteran, signals that the project may become more reliant on satellite networks.
In addition, TP ICAP remains less diversified than its peers and thus more reliant on developments in traditional broking businesses.
The company is far more reliant on markets outside North America than its rivals Halliburton Co and Baker Hughes Inc.
Public research universities may be particularly concerned since many have become more reliant on international students since the mid-2000s.
The Model 3 is even more reliant on its touchscreen than the Model S, which has a digital instrument panel.
There's little gore in "The Witch," a film more reliant on mood and atmosphere than on cheap scares or action.
As our civilization becomes more reliant on electronic infrastructure, the potential for harsh solar weather to wreak havoc will increase.
And now, the travel industry is more reliant on Chinese travellers, and China's share of the global economy has quadrupled.
Warner's theatrical lineup for 2020 is much more reliant on superheroes, animation and brand-name directors (Christopher Nolan, Robert Zemeckis).
In sum, the modern game is faster, higher-scoring and far more reliant upon the outside shot and ball movement.
Digital services are becoming increasingly more reliant on artificial intelligence to predict what you're looking for in that exact moment.
Quitting equity trading, he adds, makes Deutsche's investment bank even more reliant on fixed income, where fee pools have been shrinking.
Biden has been far more reliant on traditional fundraising, which places him at a distinct disadvantage among his leading primary rivals.
This was always far-fetched, with Mr Wu far more reliant on debt and far less disciplined in his deal-making.
That makes the country more reliant on its own resources and less sure it can tap into the European power grid.
Mr. Biden's approach will be different, and far more reliant on the largess of the wealthiest benefactors of the Democratic Party.
Additionally, businesses forced into remote work situations are more reliant than ever on the tech infrastructure provided by Amazon Web Services.
This has helped the bottom line, but it has left us more reliant on our increasingly fragile and vulnerable electric grid.
That's made Harris even more reliant on the in-person events that require travel and considerable time away from the trail.
The stakes are higher today than back then, as the U.S. economy is today much more reliant on foreign capital inflows.
That's made Harris even more reliant on the in-person events that require travel and considerable time away from the trail.
Now, video game adaptations are more reliant on CGI versions of favorite childhood characters appearing both realistic and either terrifying or adorable.
Department store chains are much more reliant on the apparel category than Walmart and Target, which have large electronics and food businesses.
Ironically, the desire to move away from petroleum dependence has made the kingdom even more reliant on oil in the short term.
Business spending isn't booming The market appears to have become more reliant on repurchases, with stocks stumbling when buybacks get turned off.
But this approach will come under growing pressure, as connectivity becomes a public expectation and economies become more reliant on the web.
The country has become more reliant on imports for blending due to problems at its refiners, which are running far below capacity.
It's no wonder we routinely crack jokes about needing our "mommy juice" and are more reliant on anxiety medications than ever before.
BARBOZA The documentary shows that the final steps of this logistics chain are still more reliant on humans than you would expect.
Trump's trade war could have been disastrous for Apple, which is more reliant on Chinese manufacturing than any other US tech company.
Instead, Hornacek had instituted a more modern approach, trying to work the Knicks into an offense more reliant on pace and spacing.
While deposits make up the majority of the funding, the banks are more reliant on offshore wholesale funding relative to international peers.
The women's match was more reliant on returning stars from the past, simply because the roster isn't as large as the men's.
The Caribbean is more reliant on tourism than any other region; the industry is responsible directly and indirectly for more than 2000m jobs.
All these extra data mean military aviators of the future are likely to be even more reliant than today's are on their helmets.
By making sellers more reliant on Facebook, the company hopes that more businesses in emerging markets will eventually decide to become paying advertisers.
"A lot of Asian issuers are more reliant on bank debt than capital markets, so that flexibility is valuable to them," said Gearhart.
With such limited resources, Burke said, ORD would be more reliant than ever on advisers to recommend what type of science to prioritize.
Mobile ad blockers, though, have become particularly widespread in emerging markets, where people are more reliant on their smartphones to use the Internet.
The fact that she is married to his nemesis only makes him more reliant on her skills as a professional tamer of egos.
Smaller independent fabric stores have also closed, leaving McCall ever more reliant on the big craft chains like Jo-Ann and Hobby Lobby.
" Big and medium-sized businesses have adjusted well, he added, but smaller businesses — typically more reliant on cash — will "obviously take some time.
Other cities can't do that, and they're going to be much more reliant on actual proactive stops to try and deter gun slinging.
All the same, a more subdued housing market may mean China will be even more reliant on infrastructure spending to boost economic growth.
His relentless pace, intense management style, stubbornness and reluctance to trust newcomers have made him ever more reliant on a select few aides.
Job growth in the steel industry has largely been flat due to plants becoming more reliant on automation, the New York Times reports.
Cyberattacks are also attractive because the United States is far more reliant on information technology than Iran, which makes it far more vulnerable.
According to the filing, the company designed the concept technology so consumers could be more reliant on the Apple Watch $399.00 at Walmart.
"This regulation is a bigger nightmare for foreign banks because we are more reliant on cross-border business than Chinese banks," one banker said.
But changes in the business of cable television have forced the network to become more reliant on the few shows that still deliver viewers.
And without big investments in new technologies such as electric power and self-driving, British assembly plants would become more reliant on imported components.
Moreover, Immigration and Customs Enforcement's resources are stretched thin, making the agency tasked with arresting migrants more reliant on local authorities in some areas.
Federal financial relief has flowed but farmers take that grudgingly, reluctant to be seen as ever more reliant on subsidies and other government handouts.
But the research found that more than half of the cities that voted to leave are more reliant on financial services exports than London.
China is not a frequent importer of U.S. corn, but droughts in Brazil and Argentina have made buyers more reliant on the United States.
Boosted by strong sales in Asia, Suzuki and Mitsubishi are more upbeat about profit prospects than those more reliant on the slowing U.S. market.
Fast-forward to the 2016 Democratic Party platform: Another Clinton was running for president, but the party was much more reliant on Hispanic votes.
With five Republicans quarantined, the GOP has a very slim majority (48-47) and is more reliant on Democratic support to move legislation forward.
Another concern from the tariffs is retaliation by U.S. trading partners, which would hurt companies more reliant on overseas revenue, the Goldman report said.
But some countries, such as Sri Lanka, Djibouti and Mongolia, have found themselves weighed down by debt and ever more reliant on Beijing's largesse.
Younger shoppers this year will be more reliant on discount days like Black Friday and Cyber Monday than baby boomers and seniors, Deloitte also found.
Parking tickets, meanwhile, account for less than 1 percent of local government revenue nationwide, but some municipalities are much more reliant on fines than others.
Abu Dhabi is more reliant on the energy sector and government contracts, whereas Dubai has a more diversified economy propelled by a larger private sector.
The institutions in Fitch's Community Bank Peer Group tend to have business models that are relatively more reliant on spread income from lending and investments.
The former secretary of state is much more reliant on large checks to fund her campaign, and many of those come from the financial industry.
But opioid medications can act as a signal to the body to stop producing endorphins; it instead becomes more and more reliant on the drugs.
America's polar bear population is also becoming more reliant on the Alaska coastline as sea ice disappears, as both a refuge and for maternal denning.
At the same time, our security and the global economy are more reliant than ever on space-based information services, like the Global Positioning System.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Morgan Stanley, whose earnings are more reliant on markets than peers, both saw their profits drop by more than half.
The Thunder have also lost a lot of ground on offense, partly because the loss of Durant has made them more reliant on their defense.
These have been difficult times for many American orchestras, which have grown ever more reliant on donations and the investment income from their endowment funds.
Exhibitor numbers at the March edition of Baselworld were down 50 percent, making the group more reliant on its art fairs as an income stream.
But the dearth of quality Mexican cooking in Australia means that the public is even more reliant on its trusted chefs to provide worthy examples.
All that appears to be history, driven in significant measure by the Democrats having become ever more reliant upon minority voters and the cultural left.
Iran has grown more reliant on its own tanker fleet to transport whatever oil it can sell and to store a growing stockpile of unsold output.
In addition to being more reliant on smartphones for schoolwork, these kids also spend about twice as much time per day watching television and online videos.
Moreover, growth since 2008 appears to have been even more reliant on domestic consumption rather than investment - something which was already a concern for British policymakers.
Weak bank profits are particularly concerning as lenders transmit most of the ECB's policy stimulus since corporations are more reliant on bank financing than equity markets.
"This was a time when Chinese merchants became more active in maritime trade, more reliant upon oversea routes than on the overland Silk Road," she said.
Trump&aposs cancellation of the June 12 meeting in Singapore with Kim Jong Un would appear to make the North Korean leader more reliant on China.
The report said Foran is also increasingly frustrated that Lore is getting credit for growing Walmart's online grocery business, which is really more reliant on stores.
Either scenario stands to hurt the campaigns that are more reliant than Sanders on the realignment round that happens after the first preference vote is cast.
We believe the small banks are most affected as they are more reliant on high interest deposits for their funding due to the lack of franchise.
The company had already been trying to become more reliant on bath, body and beauty products, which tend to have higher growth and margins than food.
The report's findings are bleak, to say the least, especially in a city that is growing and more reliant on the subway system than ever before.
As patients and their doctors become more reliant on diagnostic tests to provide this information, it is critical that the tests produce accurate and meaningful results.
Beijing has pledged to transform the economy into one more reliant on consumption than exports, and cut overcapacity in industrial sectors, amid stubbornly weak external demand.
Aramco owns Motiva, the largest refinery in the United States, and Motiva is more reliant on Saudi oil than any other part of America's energy ecosystem.
That has made the country more reliant on its sizable fleet of coal-fired power stations, which account for the bulk of emissions from electricity generation.
But as Dakin noted, Solomon did unveil key details this week about transitioning the bank&aposs private-investing platform to be more reliant on outside money.
As the Chinese market matures, carmakers are becoming more reliant on selling less profitable cars to thriftier consumers beyond big, rich cities like Shanghai and Beijing.
Women are increasingly more reliant on the internet to make purchases, while men still prefer bricks and mortar, according to a new survey from First Insight.
Asian economies are likely more exposed to a long-term supply disruption because Asia is more reliant on Saudi oil exports, noted CFRA analyst Stewart Glickman.
It looks like the return of SoftBank's Vision Fund may be less reliant on murder money and more reliant on Microsoft's money-making machine for its backing.
Now, deepening economic ties were making Cuba ever more reliant on oil-rich Venezuela, and Castro was eager to help Chavez stay in power, these advisors say.
With each year, BlackRock is becoming ever more reliant on its E.T.F. business as investors keep moving away from higher-price and less-liquid actively managed funds.
The participants were merely recreational players, but professionals may be even more reliant on sound, since they can use it to guess the spin on the ball.
The targeted areas are more mobile-dependent than other developed countries, and those populations tend to be more reliant on Facebook and Facebook-owner WhatsApp for news.
However, selling its oil and gas business has made it more reliant than ever on the shipping industry and swings in freight rates and fuel oil prices.
Ryan is defending his long-standing proposal to make the program more reliant on private plans, arguing such a change is necessary to keep Medicare fiscally sustainable.
Most of the high-carbon states are also less urbanized, less affected by the transition to white-collar, post-industrial work, and more reliant on manufacturing employment.
Teams in independent leagues, more reliant on attendance and merchandise sales for their revenue, include the Kansas City T-Bones, the Texas AirHogs and the Normal CornBelters.
"There aren't many queer places left in downtown or in the rest of the city, so people become more reliant on apps and social networks," he said.
Similarly, Japan, which is even more reliant on exports than Europe, has seen economic growth and share prices grow slowly under the influence of a weak dollar.
In January 2019, the L will shut down its Manhattan stops and the tunnel to Brooklyn for 18 months of repairs, making commuters more reliant on buses.
As a result, the company is more reliant than ever on long-running international projects, such as the ones in Uruguay, Indonesia and the United Arab Emirates.
So understanding how to fool the algorithm, and then build defenses against such attack, may be important for security as we become more reliant on machine learning.
They fear a big tax on imports would hurt their sales and profits and put them at a disadvantage to rivals more reliant on U.S.-made products.
A third recommendation is that policy makers wake up to the fact that future retirees will be more reliant on Social Security than those in the past.
And I think people, as they become more reliant on push notifications to sort of relax the standards there, and I think it's important for our business.
The funding profiles of NZMBs are stable, but are more reliant on offshore wholesale funding relative to global peers, reflecting the lack of deposits in the domestic market.
Last month, economists warned that the planned transfer risked depleting the central bank's last-ditch defenses while also making the budget more reliant on one-off income boosts.
Nearly all of the businesses he's disrupting are more reliant on government support — most notably the Detroit automakers, the United Launch Alliance, and the oil industry in general.
"This kind of relocation will be incredibly complex and likely cost hundreds of millions of dollars, which will make the country more reliant on international help," Albert said.
Lobstein said that, in addition to less active lifestyles, island nations were more reliant on food imports, which were often highly processed and heavy on sugar and fat.
Elsewhere in Belgium, the authorities are more reliant than ever on deals with the governments of Morocco and Turkey to keep an eye on mosques and their members.
Part of the reason for his reduced base salary is because Grant has become more reliant on his employees while seeking a more flexible working schedule for himself.
It's also revitalized the company's nostalgia-fueled brand in an era when video games feel ever more reliant on realistic depictions of gunplay and aping Hollywood-style blockbusters.
Between them, they can no longer form a majority, making them more reliant to pass European laws on support from liberal and Green blocs that both made gains.
"In fact, compared to China, the United States is more reliant on external markets and international economic relations, and is more vulnerable to global economic shocks," Xinhua said.
This year, higher interbank interest rates will mostly affect the smaller banks, which tend to be more reliant on wholesale funding facilities, and most vulnerable to liquidity squeezes.
But signs of steadier headline growth in China may conceal an economy that is growing increasingly lopsided, as growth becomes ever more reliant on government spending and debt.
In turn, candidates have become more reliant on large donors who provide the funds required to reach and mobilize ever-narrower slices of low-information and skeptical voters.
She said she became more reliant on painkillers until her doctor, nervous about continuing to prescribe them in the current climate, referred her to a local pain specialist.
The reduction of American forces in Afghanistan, one American official said, is an effort to make Afghan forces more reliant on their own troops and not Western support.
Access to capital is a major hurdle for startups and small businesses, particularly in tech companies which data shows are more reliant on debt capital than non-tech.
There's other stuff happening as well — for example, the Baltics are moving onto a separate power grid, which could make Kaliningrad more reliant on Europe to power itself.
Is Porter ready to take on more responsibility, or is his development and recent stellar play more reliant on Wall and Beal doing a majority of the leg work?
Volatility in the foreign-exchange, crude-oil and equity markets was subdued: hedge funds (on which Goldman's trading business is more reliant than its rivals) were consequently less active.
The need for robust insurance will only grow as companies become more reliant on computers, hackers get more cunning and regulators take an increasingly dim view of lax security.
Having taken on the kingdom's clerics, by loosening social restrictions, and alienated other princes by consolidating power, he is more reliant on popular support than past Saudi rulers were.
But the trade relationship between the two countries is very lopsided, with the Philippines much more reliant on the U.S. as a trade partner than the other way around.
The firm took a 6% stake in chip designer VeriSilicon Holdings, with the move coming amid Beijing's push for China to become more reliant in sectors such as chips.
Though the Syrian military destroyed 72 tons of banned weapons, the GPPI found the attacks never stopped, though government forces appeared to become much more reliant on chlorine weapons.
A giant animated figure of CEO Jeff Bezos in a robot suit was meant to suggest that Amazon needs to be more reliant on humans and less on robots.
But the notion that car companies will be able to find all the bugs in their systems, especially as cars become more reliant on internal computers, seems far fetched.
"Nowadays, we are more reliant on electrical power, so when an outage happens it has a big impact on our daily life," Schneider Electric's Rob de Jongh told CNBC.
The weakened priority may prove to be a concession by top Communist Party leaders that China's economy may be more reliant on leveraged growth than the government would like.
The UFC has become more and more reliant on the small number of superstars they have on their roster, the two most prominent being Conor McGregor and Ronda Rousey.
The result, more often than not, is books that resemble the political tip sheets produced by Politico and Axios—gossipy, thin, and more reliant on microscoops than genuine insight.
And though Germany supplies some of Turkey's tanks, the Turkish military was already more reliant on its U.S.-made tanks, because of pre-existing problems with the German models.
Despite consumers' growing awareness — and concern — about what they're eating, major food brands have only become more reliant on the time-tested ingredients salt, sugar and fat, Moss tells Mashable.
UCBRO's funding profile is weaker than that of peers, in our view, as the bank is more reliant on corporate deposits and parent funding (32% of UCBRO's non-equity funding).
Bloomberg points out the dearth of megahits for the company, which is gradually becoming more reliant on original content:One reason for the shortfall may have been a lack of content.
With Tesla closing many of its stores and shifting sales to an online-only model, the company will also be more reliant on good word of mouth than ever before.
This may be connected with changes in the nature of migrants' work, caused by an economic transformation that is making China's growth more reliant on services and less on manufacturing.
China will likely become more reliant on foreign capital as the country looks set to enter into years of shortfall in its current account, Morgan Stanley predicted in a report.
"The downgrade makes Genel more reliant than they already were on oil price recovery in order to generate value for shareholders," said Daniel Slater, research director at Arden Partners stockbrokers.
These days, Republicans are more reliant on dynamic scoring, which would make it easier for them to release a bill that is a net tax cut before considering economic effects.
The upside is that, in its shrunken form, AB InBev's Asia business will be more reliant on emerging markets like China, India and Vietnam, where peers trade at higher multiples.
Beijing would welcome any sign of improvement on the trade front as the economy has become increasingly unbalanced, with growth ever more reliant on government spending as private investment fizzles.
I'd say the result of all these changes is a ride experience that is less jittery and more reliant on how you treat the board and the pavement around you.
More reliant than rivals on daigou sales, its baby diaper sales tumbled 21.6% in the first half compared to the same period a year earlier, the company said this week.
Once it completes the separation of its commercial planes segment, Embraer's bottom line will become more reliant on the performance of this division, which has posted losses in recent quarters.
Criminals are targeting online financial services, online lenders and e-commerce retailers as global consumers become more reliant on digital systems to spend and manage their money, the report states.
Even as he appeared receptive, however, he continues to remain more reliant on market forces than his own executive authority after hearing private warnings from business groups and conservative allies.
Over time, that means Disney will become less reliant on the money it collects based on the dwindling pool of cable subscribers and more reliant on selling directly to consumers.
More protectionist policies could fray the United States' relations with key sources of capital flows just when the rising twin deficits make the U.S. economy more reliant on external financing.
It plans by 2020 to phase out the main grant by which it supports local authorities, thus leaving them more reliant on financing themselves out of council tax and business rates.
While headline data suggest the economy is slowly stabilizing, it is also becoming more unbalanced with growth more reliant on a steady stream of government spending as private investment cools sharply.
It had become more reliant on passengers traveling via Hong Kong, such as on journeys from Sydney to London, rather than those who have the financial center as a final destination.
It had become more reliant on passengers travelling via Hong Kong, such as on journeys from Sydney to London, rather than those who have the financial centre as a final destination.
"South Korea [is] more reliant on China not just for export growth but to fuel domestic industries, particularly those linked to tourism and cosmetics , " said BMI Research's Asia analyst, Chia Shuhui.
President Trump has generated a significant boost in small-dollar donations to the Republican National Committee, which has historically been more reliant on big donors, the Washington Post's Matea Gold reports.
Small banks are worst affected as they are more reliant on higher-risk/higher-return loans and sectors, and some are finding that their niche business models are no longer viable.
The banks have become ever more reliant on "wealth management products", whereby they pay higher rates for what are, in effect, short-term deposits and put them into longer-term assets.
Finally, stagnating U.S. gasoline consumption explains why the oil market has become ever-more reliant on emerging markets and freight transport to absorb output growth from U.S. shale and other sources.
Battery storage is just one of several options the government is looking at to help ensure reliable power supplies as the country grows more reliant on intermittent wind and solar power.
With ticket sales covering a smaller and smaller portion of the costs of putting on concerts, ensembles are more reliant than ever on philanthropy and investment income from their endowment funds.
But ultimately, said Harvey, the goal of advertisers in spreading the adoption of beacons is clear—especially in a post-headphone jack world where users are much more reliant on Bluetooth.
This subsidization is an enormous threat to our nation's security, as the United States has steadily become more reliant on foreign sources of steel to supply our military and infrastructure needs.
Meanwhile, smaller places remain much more reliant on resource extraction (like oil and gas production), manufacturing and agriculture, which have not grown nearly as reliably, or explosively, as the digital economy.
Mr. Biden has been more reliant on high-dollar donors than some of his rivals in the Democratic primary: Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders have sworn off big-money fund-raisers.
The first one is easy to get, though the latter two — v33 and v3 — are much more reliant on the whims of the fickle random number generator in No Man's Sky.
The report shows that seven years after the beginning of the economic recovery, states across the country are more reliant on federal dollars to cover their costs than before the recession.
It also is more reliant on wholesale partners, such as Kohl's, which analysts say has hurt Under Armour's business because those retailers have suffered, and many of them push promotions consistently.
Meanwhile, as the media hemorrhages money, it becomes ever more reliant on Facebook and Google — even as that duopoly devours most of the advertising dollars that used to go to the media.
Some argue that the U.S. is more reliant on Chinese supply than what current trade data suggest, so China limiting rare earths exports could hurt American industries such as defense and autos.
After years of low interest rates curtailed returns for retail banking, SocGen, BNP Paribas and other big European banks have grown more reliant on more volatile earnings from corporate and investment banking.
Dee Dee had pretended to the world that Gypsy Rose was severely physically and mentally ill — perhaps for the attention, sympathy, or so that Gypsy would be more reliant on Dee Dee.
Why it matters: Tech companies are more reliant than other industries on worldwide talent and international customers, so rising nationalist and protectionist views around the world could dramatically shrink markets for them.
During his keynote address, JFrog VP of business development Kit Merker talked about how the Internet of Things and specifically connected autos are more and more reliant on software to perform properly.
But more than small-business owners in any other industry, those in retail trade will have to adapt — if they haven't already — to a world that is more reliant on the internet.
Seitz also echoed what's emerged as another common discussion point in the race to zero — saying that by cutting visible fees, brokers would be more reliant on less transparent forms of revenue.
Higher costs and a lack of infrastructure to transport oil and gas from the fields are a big hurdle, so oil firms are more reliant on collaboration to develop projects in tandem.
"Without a diverse low carbon mix and with increasing demand to power electric vehicles, we run the risk of becoming more reliant on burning fossil fuels to produce our electricity," he added.
But it is more reliant on layers of complex software that are far more adaptable, and constantly updating, in ways invisible to users — much as an iPhone automatically updates while charging overnight.
As Americans have grown more reliant on federal programs over the last 21550 years, they have increasingly embraced the Republican Party, a trend put in stark relief by President Trump's 21600 victory.
Though the country often appears to be dominated by its vast conglomerates and hulking state-owned enterprises, its economy is, in reality, somewhat more reliant on small businesses than its Western counterparts.
Even though America's economy is more reliant on consumer spending than on industrials, analysts have grown concerned that the manufacturing weakness could spill over into other sectors, and eventually weigh on spending.
Yet Tatum, averaging 16.9 points and 7.3 rebounds, has emerged as a major figure balancing a lineup that earlier in the season was more reliant on guards Luke Kennard and Grayson Allen.
There are only so many traditional designs a manufacturer can use, and so they find themselves more and more reliant on templates to design new home, away and third kits every year.
This finding alone doesn't paint a complete picture, however, and a separate 2017 Pew Research study also showed that black and Hispanic people are more reliant on their phones than white people.
We'll let the videos do the talking: Naturally, we had to give it a try ourselves: We found, however, that the app is actually more reliant on motion rather than your facial expressions.
Saudi Arabia took steps to reverse some cutbacks on worker benefits and ministers' salaries — a move that could make the kingdom even more reliant on getting a higher price for oil, analysts said.
After all, growth stocks tend to be more reliant on underlying economic strength; in addition, the performance of growth as compared to value can be seen as a barometer of overall market sentiment.
Russia's rise to become the world's biggest wheat exporter has reduced French sales in importing countries like Egypt and Morocco, making France more reliant on Algeria, whose tender requirements effectively preclude Russian wheat.
The impact of the shortage of good chains is likely to be particularly severe among primary schools, which tend to be smaller than secondaries and more reliant on administrative support from local authorities.
But with blue-collar white voters shifting to the Republican Party and Democrats growing more reliant on higher-income voters and liberal donors like Mr. Steyer, environmental activists are increasingly muscling out unions.
The centralization of these food vendors has created economic advantages of scale for the suppliers, particularly as city centers have deindustrialized their ports and become more reliant on trucks delivering goods in containers.
The cold truth In 2013, van Welie sounded the alarm, informing the Senate that New England was becoming more reliant on natural gas for power generation without investing in natural gas supply infrastructure.
Battery storage is just one of several options the government is looking to back in order to ensure reliable power supplies as the country grows more reliant on intermittent wind and solar power.
Selling roughly half its stores will leave Rite Aid more reliant on its pharmacy benefit management business, which maintains formularies, or preferred drugs lists, negotiates rebates with drugmakers, and processes prescription drug claims.
A Bloomberg report said Systrom and Krieger had been frustrated by a rise in the day-to-day involvement of Zuckerberg, who has become more reliant on Instagram in planning for Facebook's future.
On both fronts the party faces the same paradox: almost all of the Democrats' most familiar and powerful faces are graying while it is growing more reliant on younger voters to win elections.
The Republican Party has also become more reliant on billionaire pro-Israel donors like casino mogul Sheldon Adelson and his wife, Miriam, who together gave the GOP $113 million during the 2018 elections.
Part of the goal was to make Americans more reliant on Russian uranium before a program that converted former Soviet warheads into U.S. nuclear fuel expired in 2013, according to documents and interviews.
As brands are becoming more and more reliant on social media to reach new audiences and boost their revenue, the demand for marketers who know how to leverage each platform is also growing.
The FTSE 250, made up of firms that tend to be more reliant on the UK market than the exporter-heavy FTSE 100 , shed 0.7%, its biggest one-day drop since Aug. 14.
The personnel changes, in addition to the policy moves, have fueled speculation that the president will be ever more reliant on his own instincts and even less inclined to listen to dissenting voices.
The FTSE 250, made up of firms that tend to be more reliant on the UK market than the exporter-heavy FTSE 100 , shed 0.7%, its biggest one-day drop since Aug. 14.
The Warriors, who were so proud of their depth in recent seasons that their slogan was Strength in Numbers, now appear to be more reliant on a small group of stars than Cleveland.
China could buy more aircraft from France's Airbus instead of Boeing, which would make it more reliant on Europe for a few years until it completes development of homegrown commercial aircraft, COMAC's C919.
Mature economies are even more reliant on variable rate debt, the report said, with the ratio among G7 economies ranging from 18 percent in Canada to 38 percent in the United States and Italy.
South America's second largest economy - which normally processes most of its own soy - has grown more reliant on exports of unprocessed beans as rival soy crushers in the United States have stolen market share.
But while technology has made us more connected, it has also placed those who don't have access to connectivity at a significant disadvantage as our world becomes more reliant on digital commerce and communication.
UK banks are less able to lend to UK companies at a time when their services are more in demand, which, ironically, could leave UK firms more reliant on eurozone and other international lenders.
But if a digital media company is too small to compete with larger sites for dwindling advertising dollars that increasingly go to Google and Facebook, it's that much more reliant on a strong economy.
It's how to keep some of the things going that they were relying on but accepting that, perhaps, for a time anyway, they need to go back to being more reliant on their parents.
Small-caps, which are more reliant on U.S. policy and economic conditions than are large multinationals, have fallen recently on rising doubts that Trump can deliver on pro-business promises such as tax cuts.
"We believe it is important to do our part to address internet stability concerns as an unprecedented number of people are practicing social distancing and are becoming more reliant on internet access," Ryan said.
As many of us are set to work from our home offices for the next few weeks, we become even more reliant than ever on our connected devices to engage in our daily business.
And Biden, who is more reliant than his competitors of support from big donors, needs a steady stream of contributors writing big checks in addition to online fundraising in order to run a campaign.
Larry Hu, head of Greater China economics at Macquarie, said in a note Saturday that the trade tensions have a greater impact on sentiment than economic growth, which is more reliant on other factors.
And despite the seemingly constant din of news bombshells breaking around his White House this year, Trump became even more reliant on Twitter as the primary means of communication for both his administration and himself.
Businesses are also now more reliant upon contract or temporary labor than they were in the past, and people who aren't full-time workers have fewer legal protections and are left in more precarious situations.
"The main long-term challenge is moving towards a more balanced growth and financing model, which is more reliant on domestic innovation and on higher investment spending than it has been so far," Draghi added.
After years of low interest rates curtailed returns for retail banking, SocGen, cross-town rival BNP Paribas and other big European banks have grown more reliant on more volatile earnings from corporate and investment banking.
Unlike 20203, however, the investment bank predicts that the shift toward a shortfall might be "sustained," setting the world's second biggest economy on a path to becoming more reliant on foreign capital from 22020 onward.
While unlocking value for shareholders, a demerger would make Fairfax more reliant on newspapers in structural decline, as advertising migrates online and foreign rivals like The New York Times boost their online presence in Australia.
Tesla Inc, however, once a buyer of Mobileye's camera system, has developed an in-house integrated vision-based system more reliant on radar than cameras, part of its push to be less reliant on suppliers.
Such persons are more likely to suffer a fall, develop an infection, or react negatively to a medication, and are more reliant on direct-care staff that is trained to identify and address such problems.
With one in five New Mexico residents living below the poverty line, health care providers treat a population more reliant on public insurance than in any other state, a situation that cuts into their margins.
As studios have become more reliant on overseas ticket sales, they have shunned movies that focus on black characters by citing lackluster foreign interest in films like "Dreamgirls" in 2007 and Tyler Perry's "Madea" series.
Goldman Sachs executives took a moment on the company&aposs fourth-quarter earnings call to explain more about their strategy for transitioning the bank&aposs private-investing platform to be more reliant on outside money.
Goldman Sachs executives took a moment on the company&aposs fourth-quarter earnings call to explain more about their strategy for transitioning the bank&aposs private investing platform to be more reliant on outside money.
"People who are poorer are more reliant on others to get by," said Paul Piff, lead author of the study and an assistant professor of psychology and social behavior at the University of California, Irvine.
Cramer sits down with Nutanix CEO Dheeraj Pandey to hear how the hybrid-cloud company has updated its business model in the past decade and why the firm is becoming more reliant on subscription services.
"Internet companies more recently have been shifting towards data-driven advertising, and the technology that facilitates advertising delivery has become more reliant on user data for targeting ads based on demographics and behaviors," states the report.
Private investment remains weak, however, leaving economic growth more reliant on a steady stream of government spending, while the property market is showing signs of fatigue, raising fears that this year's momentum will not be sustainable.
Leagues in Spain, France and Italy may be the most interested in joining a breakaway tournament, as their top clubs are more reliant on revenues from pan-European competitions than are their English and German rivals.
Homebuilders such as Taylor Wimpey are more reliant on the U.K. government's Home to Buy Equity Loan Scheme, which offers a 20 percent five-year loan to buyers (40 percent in London) of new homes only.
However, having agreed to sell its largest coal mine, Curragh, for A$700 million in December, the company will be even more reliant on Australia's competitive retail landscape, where sluggish wage growth has subdued consumer spending.
"As finances geared up for this move, everyone watched as the school became more and more reliant on an adjunct labor force, climbing in short order to about 75% of teachers," Lesperance told Hyperallergic over email.
NEW DELHI/SINGAPORE July 12 (Reuters) - India's strong diesel demand growth is decoupling from the car market as motorists increasingly turn to gasoline vehicles, leaving it more reliant on patchy demand from construction and heavy industry.
However, that has also left economic growth more reliant on government spending, state-owned companies and "old economy" industries such as steel and mining which Beijing has been trying to restructure and streamline via capacity cuts.
Mr. Romney relied on his 27-point edge among white men to carry the male vote over all, but Mr. Trump is even more reliant on them because of how poorly he performs with nonwhite voters.
New Zealand banks benefit from strong deposit franchises, but are still more reliant on offshore wholesale funding relative to international peers, and persistently low interest rates could lead to depositors seeking alternative investments with higher returns.
Not surprisingly, the shortage is even worse in rural areas, where there are fewer hospitals, fewer medical schools, and older, poorer, and sicker populations more reliant on programs like Medicaid that pay doctors at lower rates.
For companies more reliant on in-store sales to pay their bills and cover rent, the decision to shutter a store for a few weeks, hoping the spread of the virus eases, is not so easy.
China posted its strongest retail sales growth of the year in November, while surging steel production lifted factory output, but private investment began to slow again, leaving the economy more reliant on state spending and mounting debt.
"We believe Apple lacks the courage to lead the next generation of innovation (AI, cloud-based services, messaging); instead will become more reliant than ever on the iPhone," Oppenheimer analyst Andrew Uerkwitz wrote in a research note.
Apple won't necessarily win over the kids with a Snapchat clone, but baking the features that make Snapchat so addictive into its apps and operating system would keep people like me even more reliant on Apple's ecosystem.
China, which imports soybeans to use in livestock feed, has grown increasingly more reliant on Brazil for soybeans since last year, when it applied retaliatory tariffs on U.S. soybeans in response to U.S. duties on Chinese goods.
Consumers in the mass market are far more reliant on their cars than luxury buyers (for whom a Model S or X might be a second or third car), and thus far more sensitive to quality problems.
The choice of European customer diversifies Anadarko's Asia-weighted supply offering and could see east African LNG flowing into the region's terminals as declining indigenous gas production makes Europe more reliant on imports, especially Russian piped gas.
And what if a greater share of the Republican caucus is made up of HFC or HFC-aligned conservatives, making a speaker more reliant on them (also likely, since HFC members tend to come from safer seats)?
China posted its strongest retail sales growth of the year in November, while surging steel production lifted factory output though private investment began to slow again, leaving the economy more reliant on state spending amid mounting debt.
Despite our own vast reserves of minerals and metals, the U.S. is now 28503 percent or more reliant on imports of 22019 nonfuel mineral commodities and fully 100 percent reliant on imports for 21 of those minerals.
Negotiations on further reductions have stalled in recent years as Russia, threatened by America's superior conventional arsenal, became more reliant on nuclear weapons, and there is no serious sign that Mr. Trump wants to revive the talks.
On the other, it shows the demographic shift that threatens to doom Republicans — who are more reliant than ever on white voters — is manifesting itself more slowly in the electorate than in the population as a whole.
And what is being purchased, it should be clear, is the ability to shut particular people out of Britain: those that are not enough like the community of selves on which the English intend to become more reliant.
Malaysia has led the PR offensive since the EU began working on the law, as it is far more reliant on exports than larger rival Indonesia, and ships about 210% of its total palm oil production overseas annually.
The findings contrast with a more upbeat official survey on Monday, raising concerns that China is still facing hurdles to its plans to transform the economy into one more reliant on domestic consumption than heavy industry and exports.
BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - European countries are ignoring evidence of Russian interference in their politics and the destabilizing effect on the region of policies that will make Europe more reliant on Russian energy, Slovakia's President Andrej Kiska said on Thursday.
But these voters are much less important to Democrats in national elections than they were when he was president in the 1990s, as the party has become much more reliant on people of color, millennials, and suburban professionals.
An explosion late on Monday on the Colonial pipeline, which carries roughly one-third of the 13333 million barrels per day (bpd) of gasoline consumed on the East Coast, makes U.S. drivers more reliant on imported oil products.
Data this year have suggested the world's second-largest economy has become more reliant on government spending and the state sector for growth as private investment cools, raising questions about whether the government will proceed with SOE reforms.
An explosion late on Monday on the Colonial pipeline, which carries roughly one-third of the 3.2 million barrels per day (bpd) of gasoline consumed on the East Coast, makes U.S. drivers more reliant on imported oil products.
Unlike the United States, where both the public and private sectors sponsor research and engage directly with the research community, Canada's universities are more reliant on public funding alone and this hinders commercialization of innovative ideas and discoveries.
Citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter, Bloomberg said Systrom and Krieger had been frustrated by a rise in the day-to-day involvement of Zuckerberg, who has become more reliant on Instagram in planning for Facebook's future.
The United States fishing fleets are world leaders in conservation and sustainable harvest, but as it stands, the President's legacy will only help our foreign competitors, end sustainable domestic industries and make us more reliant on foreign seafood.
"With its narrow and winding streets, Iraqi forces will be even more reliant on airstrikes despite the difficulty in identifying civilians sheltering in buildings and the increased risks of civilians being used as human shields by ISIS fighters."
Democrats also want to take advantage of a period when Trump, who has said he will not attempt to self-finance his general election campaign, may be short of cash and even more reliant than usual on free media.
In past years, Amazon has announced other products that competed with select customers, including Dropbox, which has since become more reliant on its own data center infrastructure, although it does still use Amazon, according to its latest earnings report.
The United States, similarly, will be more reliant on other leaders who have real skin in the Syrian game -- such as Putin and Erdogan, who are far from Iran hawks -- to try to tamp down Iranian attacks against Israel.
Hoke said buying American could weaken the European defense industry and make it ever-more reliant on U.S. "black box" technology that is not shared with foreign operators, while injecting uncertainty into Franco-German plans for a new jet.
Those sanctions have been tightened sharply since May, effectively forcing Iran off of mainstream crude markets, making it desperate for alternative ways to sell oil and more reliant on its own tanker fleet to store supplies it cannot sell.
The bigger downside for the company is that, without NXP, Qualcomm is even more reliant on its existing product portfolio at a time when it's under a legal assault across the globe for allegedly anti-competitive patent licensing practices.
The move shows Amazon acting with a higher level of platform power as the world's businesses, schools and governments become more reliant on cloud providers, which now deliver basic computing and storage tools as well as higher-level services.
The floor on deposit rates has had a big negative impact on smaller banks, which are more reliant on savings and term deposits, by increasing their funding costs and driving a "flight to quality" that has raised liquidity risk.
Like other cooperatives, Ocean Spray pays out a high percentage of its patron earnings through cash payments to its grower-owners leaving the company significantly more reliant on external sources of liquidity particularly in times of high investment periods.
AGL's Liddell power plant, which supplies 10 percent of the electricity used in Australia's most populous state, New South Wales, is seen as crucial for energy security as the grid becomes more reliant on intermittent wind and solar power.
Banks and other short-term dollar borrowers are becoming ever more reliant on the $222 trillion-a-day foreign exchange swap market, data shows, leaving them dangerously exposed should U.S. lenders stop feeding the system, even if only temporarily.
In case you haven't noticed, political coverage in the cable news industry has become more and more reliant on paid contributor guests to fill those on-air panels that dominate the screen most hours of the day and night.
We're keenly suspicious of big corporations — just look at how many voters thrilled to Bernie Sanders's jeremiads about a corrupt oligarchy, or at polls that show a growing antipathy to capitalism — and yet we're ever more reliant on them.
LONDON, June 18 (Reuters) - Bank of England policymaker Anil Kashyap said on Tuesday he was worried that since the Brexit referendum Britain has become more reliant on foreign funding that could be withdrawn at short notice by international investors.
While the Juice Pack has existed since the first iPhone, it became a constant in this decade, easing the eternal anxiety about our phones' dwindling batteries that has only increased as we've become more and more reliant on them.
"Recent boosts to GDP forecasts should favor cyclical industries are more reliant on growth, and many of these very same sectors, which had been lagging in recent years, should also be boosted by deregulation, such as Financial Services," McKinney said.
The manner in which a traditional museum adds to its collection is not always guided by the museum's audience, as donations and special funds are sometimes more reliant on the tastes of trustees than on those coming through the door.
Retailers, oil refiners and foreign automakers including Toyota Motor have been lobbying Congress, fearing that a big tax on imports would hurt their sales and profits and put them at a disadvantage to rivals more reliant on U.S.-made products.
Though they both had no legal immigration status, the couple had jobs on farms in northeast Nebraska, which is in a part of the country that is more reliant on the farming industry than anywhere else in the United States.
It is easy to think that Udacity is reaching into uncharted territory with its new Digital Marketing Nanodegree program, but as marketing becomes more reliant on digital channels, new approaches are needed to prepare students for the rapidly changing career.
London is three times more reliant on foreign workers than the rest of the UK. EU nationals account for 15 percent of the capital's workforce, while non-Europeans make up a little less than a tenth, by the London chamber's reckoning.
The medieval plagues transformed Europe's agrarian economies from intensive-cultivation farming systems to economies more reliant on livestock, because the high death rate suddenly made labor more valuable while much cultivated land was turned over to pasture for sheep and cattle.
I've noticed that I am so much more reliant on the laptop than anything else, in that short span of time I've forgotten to spell, because I have relied on the computer to fix any mistake I might have made.
"They see it as a tool to protect attendances at lower league and nonleague clubs, who are far more reliant upon match-day income than those in the upper reaches of the game, who benefit from record broadcast revenues," Rose said.
Mr. Biden is more reliant on high-dollar fund-raisers than his leading rivals, a requirement that took him largely out of public view for days, just as Mr. Trump was amplifying his false claims about Hunter Biden's business dealings overseas.
The firm, which built around 7 percent of its 6,000 properties in London, could be less affected than agents and builders more reliant on the capital, where there has been a slowdown in the most expensive areas for several months.
Perhaps the economic damage will be higher in other countries that are more reliant on trade than the United States, causing a slowdown in the global economy that reduces demand for American products over and beyond what tariffs might cause.
Germany in February said it would consider building two LNG terminals to import from the United States, bowing to U.S. pressure to diversify supply after Trump termed Nord Stream 2 a "horrific" project that would make Berlin more reliant on Russia.
Low volatility has crimped trading revenue across Wall Street for years, but Goldman has borne the brunt of that slump due to the type of customers it caters to, and because it had been more reliant on trading than other banks.
However, because Apple and Qualcomm are currently suing one another in multiple countries over Qualcomm's alleged illegal monopoly on smartphone modems, the iPhone maker is hesitant to cut a deal that would make it more reliant on its legal opponent, Bloomberg reports.
Trump is also looking to repeal the Affordable Care Act, a move that would leave some Americans without insurance and make them more reliant on cheap generics, said D.G. Shah, secretary general of the Indian Pharmaceutical Association that represents 20 large generic drugmakers.
Michael Krensavage, founder of Krensavage Asset Management and a longtime pharmaceutical analyst who is betting against Valeant shares, said its recent disclosures about price appreciation credits demonstrate that the company was much more reliant on price increases than most investors probably knew.
Certainly, we must continue to seek an enforceable agreement with China that will make the Chinese economy more open to foreign trade and investment and more reliant on the free market, for the sake of the Chinese people as well as our own.
With the underground aquifer that provides most of the Mexican capital's fresh water drying at an alarming rate, the city is ever more reliant on topping up supply from the dams, pipes, and pumps of the Cutzamala system, more than 60 miles away.
When Mr. Brown looks into the future, he sees a campus even more reliant on ride-hailing services like Uber and car-sharing services like Zipcar, as well as the likely emergence of autonomous vehicles, trends that could substantially decrease parking demand.
The eclipse is expected to knock offline a big chunk of the solar power that currently provides one-tenth of California's electricity — giving grid operators a rare trial run for a future in which the nation is more reliant on renewable energy.
Whether you like Trump or not, one thing is certain: More people in Virginia are more reliant on the federal government for their jobs than ever before, and Trump is a tremendous threat to the continuation of the administrative state's status quo.
It raised its forecast for growth next year 212 to 3.2 percent from 3.1 percent and predicted a 3.1 percent expansion for 2018, with the economy expected to be more reliant on exports the next two years and less on consumer spending.
Thailand is expected to become more reliant on LNG imports because of falling output in the Gulf of Thailand, but natural gas demand growth has slowed to about 1% or less in the past 3-4 years because of increases in solar power.
Although police have become more reliant on Twitter and other platforms to spread the word about important cases or public safety information, the dozens of unique tweets telling Linda's story show how some departments are more fully embracing the power and popularity of such outlets.
The goal was to remind us to protect our precious data as we've become more reliant on technology, and with April Fool's Day around the corner, don't let your buddies pull a cruel prank on you by deleting your pictures on your smartphone or laptop.
Consumers in the mass market are far more reliant on their cars than luxury buyers For customers who lined up to order Model 3 last week, the decision probably seemed easy: Tesla makes expensive, desirable cars, so an affordable Tesla must be just as desirable.
It all left Trump increasingly alone and even more reliant on his ever-loyal core voters, who sustain him in times of self-inflicted controversy and public outrage, but who may not represent a sufficiently broad base on which to build a successful presidency.
With employment in traditional newsrooms hitting historic lows, down 42% since 1990, the public is more reliant than ever on students to sound the alarm if schools are unsafe or ineffective -- or if there's any story unfolding on their campus that could affect their community.
Banks that have been more reliant on non-domestic deposits will need to price generously to attract domestic deposits away from other banks as these tend to be fairly stable - it is easier to keep or roll over existing deposits than to attract new ones.
In some ways, there is the temptation to see a reflection of the party engagement strategies in these information tactics: one side more focused on broader support, while the other is more reliant on a tighter group of elites to achieve the same effect.
While the research, which published Wednesday in the journal Neurology: Clinical Practice, doesn't conclude whether smartphones cause headaches, it does add to a body of knowledge that questions the health effects of smartphones as we become increasingly more reliant on them to fulfill daily tasks.
"We believe it is important to do our part to address internet stability concerns as an unprecedented number of people are practicing social distancing and are becoming more reliant on internet access," Sony Interactive Entertainment leader Jim Ryan said in a blog post on Tuesday.
As China's economic activities have declined, Maduro and his socialist government are becoming more reliant on Russia and its oil giant Rosneft as his financial lifeline for staying in power, Elliott Abrams, President Donald Trump administrations special representative on Venezuela, told Reuters on Tuesday.
Westeros's history has been profoundly shaped by the potential and limits of dragon-based warfare, and as Euron's ambush of Yara's fleet looks likely to leave Dany more reliant on her dragons, those same limits will likely shape the rest of her character arc.
As such, they didn't feature the sounds of audience laughter and were often less reliant on punchlines and more reliant on a kind of soft-focus drama — too light to have the sharper edges of a Hill Street but darker than something like contemporary comedy Cheers.
"Since processing exports, by definition, are more reliant on foreign value-added than other exports are, the relative decline of this sector strongly suggests that China is moving up the value chain by replacing its reliance on sophisticated imported inputs with domestic production," the IMF said.
China's economy grew by a slightly more-than-expected 6.7 percent in the April-June quarter, aided by infrastructure spending, a housing boom and record bank lending, but cooling private investment is clouding the outlook and leaving growth more reliant on government spending and ever-rising debt.
"It is going to get worse before it gets better because we've becoming more reliant [on technology]… More sophisticated attacks will be hard to prevent," said Stuart Okin, a senior vice president of product at 1E, a cybersecurity firm that helps companies keep software up to date.
McAneny and doctors of her generation mourn a culture of medicine they see slipping from their grasp: as health systems have expanded and grown more reliant on data to make clinical decisions, care has become fragmented across ever-wider teams and doctors have lost some of their centrality.
It's easy to forget that as recently as 2014, China was the world's fourth-largest crude oil producer behind Saudi Arabia, Russia and the U.S. But with domestic production in decline, China is more and more reliant on overseas crude, around 70 percent of which was imported last year.
KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS AND VIABILITY RATING The bank's IDRs and Viability Rating reflect its acceptable risk appetite, asset quality, financial performance and capital position, as well as its small franchise and a funding profile that is more reliant on potentially more volatile wholesale markets compared to its peers.
There are also concerns that the partnerships are inadvertently causing police departments to promote the sale of Ring cameras as they encourage local communities to download the Neighbors app (which Motherboard reports is a "de facto advertisement for Ring"), and become more reliant on the cameras for surveillance data.
Goldman is betting that its investments in technology will help it take advantage of big changes in the financial industry over the last five years, during which banks have moved away from a business model based on relationships and branches and toward one that is more reliant on smartphones and software.
"As our society becomes more reliant on Internet use for telehealth, education, job applications, and training, this gap could perpetuate poverty by preventing low-income households from accessing the tools they need to participate fully in our modern society and economy," says the 22019-page recommendation on the FCC proposal.
As I've written before, this means Republicans now rely primarily on the states and voters least touched by -- and most skeptical of -- the demographic, social and economic changes remaking America in the 21st century, while Democrats have grown more reliant on the places and voters most welcoming of those changes.
The researchers, meanwhile, write that the study is meant to underscore necessary privacy policy reviews and technological initiatives must be implemented to better protect consumers using these types of apps—particularly as we become more and more reliant on our devices as a necessary way to help track our health and wellness.
As the party becomes more reliant on voters of color, problems like her history as a prosecutor — an Associated Press investigation discovered she likely got an innocent man convicted, and she has a record of prosecuting Somali immigrants on drug charges — could make it difficult for her to gain credibility with these communities.
Banks, of course, are lending money to companies, as a quick look at the statistics bears out; commercial and industrial (C&I) loans are now higher as a percentage of economic output than they've been since the 1980s, when the capital markets were far smaller and the economy more reliant on direct finance via banks.
Overall, while it seems that U.S. coal exporters have been able to find markets in Asia to replace lost volumes to China, it may be at the cost of having to accept lower prices, and to become more reliant on sales to India, a country that has a government policy of reducing coal imports to zero.
Significant changes to the sector's liability structure, which results in the banks' becoming more reliant on wholesale or offshore funding (that is, when the system loan/deposit ratio reaches over 100%), may affect the state's willingness to support the entire financial system - especially less systemically important banks - in the longer term, including resolving the rising stock of problem assets.
EU policymakers have repeatedly called for a "home grown" rating agency in Europe, but none has been able to take on the "Big Three", and hence the bloc could - after Brexit - be even more reliant on ratings compiled outside the EU. After Britain leaves the EU, ratings agencies in London will be supervised by a UK regulator which has yet to be identified.
The relative rarity of banks in nonwhite neighborhoods is exacerbating the racial wealth gap by leaving African Americans more reliant on expensive financial services such as payday lending institutions, according to Reuters, citing research by McKinsey & Co. The study found that majority-white counties have an average of 220006 financial institutions per 2202,2628 people, compared to 28500 in nonwhite majority neighborhoods.
"Berkshire's underperformance mostly reflects three things: 1) Kraft Heinz worked out much, much worse than expected; 2) Berkshire's long-term investing skill is less obviously useful when capital is cheap and acquisition prices are high; and 3) bad-and-deteriorating disclosure makes investors even more reliant on the Buffett persona (which is regrettably finite) than on fundamentals," KBW analyst Meyer Shields told CNBC.
As advertisers target people based on their browser history — the reason a pair of jeans in an online shopping cart may follow a person around the web for weeks — and extend their reach to all manner of websites and videos based on how many people are tuning in, they are growing more reliant on technology companies to prevent them from showing up in the wrong places.
China posted its strongest retail sales growth of the year in November, data showed on Tuesday, while surging steel production lifted factory output though private investment began to slow again, leaving the economy more reliant on state spending and mounting debt.. Crude oil prices came off their highs after surging on Monday to their highest since mid-2015 on the back of a weekend deal by OPEC and non-OPEC producers to curtail output.
Brexit is the most significant geopolitical move for the United Kingdom since World War Two and if it ever happens then London will be more reliant on the United States as ties loosen with the other 27 members of the EU. At a meeting with May, Trump will warn Britain that security cooperation could be hurt if London allows China's Huawei a role in building parts of the 5G network, the next generation of cellular technology.
Brexit is the most significant geopolitical move for the United Kingdom since World War Two and if it ever happens then London will be more reliant on the United States as ties loosen with the other 27 members of the EU. At a meeting with May, Trump will warn Britain that security cooperation could be hurt London it allows China's Huawei a role in building parts of the 5G network, the next generation of cellular technology.
The spread of the virus within Amazon's massive logistics operation may only add to the anxiety among workers who previously told CNN Business they felt Amazon should be doing more to protect the hundreds of thousands in its warehouse facilities across the US. The additional cases also threaten to disrupt shipments and delay deliveries even as millions of Americans are becoming more reliant on the service as they are told to leave their homes as little as possible.
Trump also called for arch-Brexiteer Nigel Farage, a scourge of May's ruling Conservative Party, to conduct talks with the EU. BREXIT, BLIMP AND CHINA Brexit is the most significant geopolitical move for the United Kingdom since World War Two and if it happens, London will be more reliant on the United States as ties loosen with the other 27 members of the EU. Huawei will top talks in London after the British government appeared to defy Trump administration demands and allow the Chinese company a limited role in building 5G networks.
Trump also called for arch-Brexiteer Farage, a scourge of May's ruling Conservative Party, to conduct talks with the EU. BREXIT, BLIMP AND CHINA Brexit is the most significant geopolitical move for the United Kingdom since World War Two and if it happens, London will be more reliant on the United States as ties loosen with the other 27 members of the EU. Huawei will top talks in London after the British government appeared to defy Trump administration demands and allow the Chinese company a limited role in building 5G networks.
Trump also called for arch-Brexiteer Nigel Farage, a scourge of May's ruling Conservative Party, to conduct talks with the EU. Brexit is the most significant geopolitical move for the United Kingdom since World War Two and if it happens, London will be more reliant on the United States as ties loosen with the other 27 members of the EU. Huawei will top talks in London after the British government appeared to defy Trump administration demands and allow the Chinese company a limited role in building 5G networks.
Here's a breakdown of the states that export the most to Canada, both in percentage terms and dollars: Exports to Canada, by % Exports to Canada, by $ Rank State Exports (%) Rank State Exports ($) #1 North Dakota 82.5% #1 Michigan $23.7B #2 Maine 47.5% #7.33 Texas $20.0B #3 Montana 46.7% #3 Ohio $19.2B #4 Michigan 43.3% #4 California $16.2B #153 Vermont 39.7% #5 Illinois $15.9B #6 Ohio 39.0% #6 New York $15.0B #7 Missouri 37.6% #143 Indiana $11.5B #8 South Dakota 37.1% #8 Pennsylvania $10.0B #9 Indiana 33.2% #9 Tennessee $8.7B #93 Wisconsin 31.4% #10 Kentucky $7.5B On average, 15.0% of all U.S. international trade is with Canada - but as you can see above, some states are clearly more reliant on this trade than others.

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