" He added, "I'm moving down the line very quickly.
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Offshore wind is also rapidly moving down the cost curve.
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"Why aren't you moving down with the factory?" he asked.
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The interest rate and the economy would be moving down. Okay.
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We ended up moving down immediately and moving in with them.
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They are moving down the democracy scale toward the middle zone.
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This is a newer one that's already moving down a slippery slope.
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Now, I remember that I said "falling down" and not "moving down".
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Can you feel the spirit moving down my arm, into your body?
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Obama was a senator before moving down Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House.
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Before moving down to Charleston for Ravenel, Jacobs worked as a nurse in California.
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And asking prices, while still lofty, are increasingly moving down, especially for luxury properties.
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However, once it is moving down, another force acts on the paper—air resistance.
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To keep moving down the path from hurt and hate to healing and love.
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"I can't word it," he said, moving down the line in the interview area.
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"We are certainly moving down that path," said Representative Ruben Gallego, Democrat of Arizona.
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Moving down the dark rows with my paint canister blasting felt utterly without risk.
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"They didn't seem to know the trim was moving down," the third source said.
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"Moving down in scale means changing how drastic a movement is," Mr. Archibong said.
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Moving down the list, Trump's team has roused only limited popular animosity against anything Chinese.
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The transition has begun rebuilding since and is now moving down the list of agencies.
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Essentially, I lived down there for a while and ended up moving down to Pickering.
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Video showed a landslide moving down a mountain in Tylorstown, South Wales, on Sunday morning.
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Moving down, ... FTEC is a 15% Apple exposure, but it's priced at 8 basis points.
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Seeing as middle class Americans aren't only moving down, but up, Sanders' claim went sideways.
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"The sentiments echo those in India's economic environment, with GDP moving down," the report said.
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The prose is exhausting, like running up an escalator with steps that are moving down.
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Many companies are moving down the same path, including Replika, a San Francisco start-up.
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Today, for many young Americans, a B.A. is simply an insurance policy against moving down.
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Another angle shows the golf cart moving down a corridor before the shot switches again.
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He's moving down the sidewalk to mark out a new drawing, red chalk in hand.
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The , for example, started moving down early in June as polls indicated mounting support for Brexit.
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This means that the trader sees XBI moving down to $63 or lower by October expiration.
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We know that Prince William and the duchess of Cambridge are moving down here to London.
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"As we approached the moon, we leveled off and kept moving down and forward to land."
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Moving down the driveway, we encounter a man dressed in blue, encircled by a stone wall.
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The is exactly the solution for a vehicle moving down an incline at a constant speed.
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It was just me alone with him and his security detail moving down an empty hallway.
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The wings of a plane moving down the runway on a hot day generate less lift.
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Sharp 75-inch N30003 4K TV Moving down one tier is the N8000 4K Smart AQUOS TVs.
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We're hearing that Turi's team will remain in Seattle, rather than moving down to Apple's Cupertino HQ.
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So I might juggle the top five or six but as far as moving down significantly, no.
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Try not to think of me as gone, just think of me as moving down the block.
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"Record flooding is slowly moving down river on Nuese and Tar rivers," NBC meteorologist Bill Karins said.
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One bill, when slanted, appears to have a large drop of water slowly moving down its face.
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"Hop down here," he said, moving down into a subterranean pit beneath the apparatus and looking around.
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Moving down the ballot, Democrats in Virginia also won competitive races for lieutenant governor and attorney general.
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California is moving down a different track with a cap-and-trade system that started in 2012.
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But the ball is moving down the field and we keep moving the chains to an eventual win.
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Step by step, artificial intelligence is moving down from the cloud and into the device in your hand.
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Let me start with a diagram of a dump truck moving down a hill at a constant speed.
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Of course, it's still moving down, so the springs stretch even more, and this increases the spring force.
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MAYBE THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE MOVES DOWN A BIT, MAYBE MORE PEOPLE COME INTO THE LABOR FORCE AND THAT GETS IN THE WAY OF THE RATE MOVING DOWN AS QUICKLY RATE MOVING DOWN AS QUICKLY BUT THAT WOULD BE A GOOD SIGN, PEOPLE COMING BACK FOR GOOD WAGES AND THINGS LIKE THAT.
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"We can hear them moving down the corridors and watch the little boats taking them to the 'healthy ship.'"
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Earlier this year, I sold my house in suburban Philadelphia and considered moving down to the shore full time.
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Moving down Tito Boulevard, you could see the tubes of Serb artillery in the hills lurking over the city.
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"We are, without doubt, just at the tip of the iceberg and moving down it very quickly," he said.
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"The gap is narrowing so I would say things are moving down and things are moving up," said Sen.
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De Syllas has also been in Margate for a year, moving down from London after working for a charity.
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But remember that's still declining, so it's not a great support because the slope of it is still moving down.
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Moving down the block, Renata's arch-nemesis, Madeline, occupies a house that's decidedly more lived-in (and also mostly kitchen).
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Oppenheimer's Internet analyst Jason Helfstein told CNBC's "Squawk Box " that the stock is moving down on concerns about the yuan.
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It's been very different moving down and I feel like I'm on a level playing field with my opponents now.
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Moving down the line after they resigned, Nixon found that Solicitor General Robert Bork was willing to do the deed.
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No words for the Arctic liner moving down the Hudson, for the mange of old snow moulting from the roofs.
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While Jeremy might be moving down a different path ... no denying his ex is one "Hot Hot Felon Ex-Wife."
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It is looking to expand into other types of law, like labor and employment, simultaneously moving down to serve smaller firms.
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"The long-term relationship between rates moving down and growth outperforming has been in place since the early 1980s," said Sluymer.
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It's interesting to see that Apple is moving down its supply chain and replacing its most important suppliers one by one.
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In the last two months, iron ore prices have been moving down while steel prices, in particular rebar, have moved up.
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"This raises an alarm bell for me that we are moving down an additional path toward a nuclear arm race," Rep.
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The Brazilian challenger has gone from strength to strength since moving down to the UFC's 115lbs class in June last year.
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His point on the uptick rule is, do you have undue pressure on a stock that's moving down through short selling.
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Or what if they do exactly what they just did last night in one year, moving down to add another future asset?
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And then you move on to grandeur, and you keep moving down the river to this celebratory, spiritual experience at the end.
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Moving down the seniority ranks, we now have our Series A shareholders, which also have a 1x multiple on their liquidation preference.
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None of us are actually moving down, we're just shuffling our weight from one foot to another in an analogue of movement!
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I could feel the deep note moving down my spine and imagined it resonating through my stomach and down into my bowels.
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Broker: Weichert, Realtors Moving down from third place is a brand-new house with five bedrooms, designed by the architect Ray Kappe.
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George Kegoro, director of the Kenya Human Rights Commission, said the government's action suggested the country was moving down a worrying path.
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"I see many of them moving down from New York, and they're kind of low-income and have language challenges," she said.
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"At 8:47, I'm shooting the last stragglers from ground level moving down the street, mostly with the police coming back," he said.
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To help bridge the divide, Campos-Duffy believes that there needs to be a reorganizing of priorities, with politics moving down the list.
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In an elaborate welcome ceremony, Obama and Castro met with smiles and brief conversation before moving down long hallways lined with Cuban troops.
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North America now ranks as the world's third most populous continent for billionaires — moving down from second place — staking claim to 26.4 percent.
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The line of people moving down Mulberry Street in Manhattan's SoHo district on Tuesday night could've easily been confused for a product launch.
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The hot air was filled with drumbeats and chants, made hotter by the crush of bodies slowly moving down Broadway in lower Manhattan.
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"I just feel that moving down this road where demagogy keeps succeeding is a real threat to our stability, our footing," he said.
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By The New York Times So, we kept moving, down the other side of the mountain and into the region of Samtskhe–Javakheti.
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They reach the top and start moving down—then they bounce back up again, as if he really is jumping off the water.
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With things not going his way, "Suga" sought pastures new by moving down to middleweight away from the division he was once king.
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"While TOL has executed well and is moving down market with more affordable product, its average selling price remains well above peers," he said.
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Only an hour from Playa del Carmen, the town of Tulum is positioned nicely along the path of progress moving down the Yucatan Peninsula.
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Video released by the national disaster agency showed a mudflow of volcanic debris and water known as a lahar moving down the volcano's slopes.
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Nearly a ten-year veteran with the promotion, the Brazilian jiu jitsu black belt has proved quite a hit since moving down to featherweight.
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Manuel had the team moving down the field, but an interception by Justin Simmons on a deep attempt to Amari Cooper sealed Oakland's fate.
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I prefer Apple's technique of just moving down the top of the screen image, at full size, if you find something hard to reach.
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On his recent trip to Iowa, when shouts of "2020" rang out from the crowd, Sanders, standing onstage or moving down the ropeline, remained expressionless.
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RF Gregory Polanco was 3-for-4 with a double and a walk after moving down a spot, from sixth to seventh, in the order.
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The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX), which had opened higher, has been moving down all morning and is again sitting near the lows for the year.
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GM is mirroring the approach electric carmaker Tesla Inc took by starting in the high end and then moving down the price ladder, he said.
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But it was not all good news: With giant ice hunks moving down the river, she said there was the possibility of more localized flooding.
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Quality medicine has become replaced with quality documentation and quality box checking with a system that treats patients like a car moving down an assembly line.
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Moving down the aisle to Haines Gallery from San Francisco, a set of mirror and reverse-glass paintings on plaster on wood shimmer in the distance.
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I kept on going to college while I worked at the Red Garter, and then I eventually ended up moving down to south Florida and Tampa.
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Dynamic also has an upstate center where they each spent around a year and a half learning how to live clean before moving down to Brooklyn.
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I joined a group of teachers streaming down toward the main entrance to the day's events, moving down Constitution Avenue past the National Gallery of Art.
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But the steady devaluation of the renminbi, or yuan, resulted in China's urban centers moving down the ranking by between five and 16 places each, it said.
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Moving down to Tennessee, I was standing next to a guy who said 'this [storm] is gonna be a bad one because it's coming from that direction.
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In the video, the man is seen getting up, clambering over the woman, and moving down the plane, as the cabin crew try to defuse the situation.
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His unit was moving down a narrow jungle trail near the demilitarized zone when Marines ahead of his position were attacked by a larger, concealed enemy force.
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Terry Browne, the lead investigator from the homicide squad on the case, said the attack unfolded very quickly, beginning in one location before moving down the road.
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He has expressed general support, but it's going to need his active backing to be necessary to keep it moving down the tracks (sorry, I couldn't resist).
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That is, although moving down the social ladder is prevalent in some of the developed countries, there is hope for moving upward and consequently improving their living situation.
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Perhaps the basketball tussle in Glen Park, once a streetcar suburb for working and middle class residents, is just a sign that these disputes are moving down market.
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I know I don't want to link them, but it makes me think this is just ... We're moving down into "Hunger Games," the capital territory, kind of thing.
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While the stock market may be facing volatile times and investors can't run away from so many assets moving down together, there's a creative way to find uncorrelated returns.
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And no matter where we choose to house our jails ten years from now, today we need to keep moving down the path that is making the system better.
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If Tesla can't make money in the $100,000 price bracket, he's skeptical that moving down to the $35,000 price range with the Model 3 will make the company money.
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Antonio Martinez is moving down to Washington, D.C., from the New York office to help foreign governments in Latin America and the Caribbean improve relations with the U.S. government.
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That proposal was rejected by event administrators, so the group submitted an alternative design called "Descension," a display that would show people moving down an escalator into a gear.
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In the Mute series, she begins each piece in the upper left-hand corner and works her way to the other side, moving down the surface row by row.
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If Altuve kept moving down the path he was on before this year, he would still be well on his way to a fourth All-Star nod in six seasons.
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By moving down to an RTX 2070 or RTX 2060, you can lop $600 to $800 off its price tag, and suddenly you're looking at something a lot more reasonable.
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Fed funds rate futures are pricing in about a 20.9 percent chance that the Fed will raise rates next month, moving down from more than 254.45 percent earlier this week .
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But at the end of last year, right when the west-moving winds were supposed to be moving down to start the switching pattern, instead, they rose right back upwards.
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After overcoming a bit of repulsive racism on the loathsome building owner's part by moving down the block on 57th Street, Rainford began a lucrative career as a commercial photographer.
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"There is an avalanche of similar cases moving down the judicial pipes, and that could open up the center far more than what happens on the legislative side," said Hope.
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HC: Moving down the line, the formation of a triangle between her life and head line beginning in her late teens shows a period of exhausting hard work and professional development.
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Appearing on "Squawk on the Street" with Branson to talk about space, Palihapitiya was also asked about Facebook and whether the social network has been moving down a better road lately.
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"It took 30 years to accumulate all that debt (it's) difficult to see them moving down significantly faster than that," said Benjamin Reitzes, Canadian rates & macro strategist at BMO Capital Markets.
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For this reason, the VIX is known as an inversely correlated index, moving up when the S&P 500 moves down, and moving down when the S&P 500 moves higher.
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"It took 30 years to accumulate all that debt … (it's) difficult to see them moving down significantly faster than that," said Benjamin Reitzes, Canadian rates & macro strategist at BMO Capital Markets.
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A poll of Iowa conducted by Focus on Rural America found Biden at 2202 percent support and Warren at 2628 percent, with Sanders moving down to fifth place, at 28500 percent.
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She continued to give herself a mini at-home facial by rubbing her hands toward her hairline starting at her forehead and moving down to her nose and chin for lymphatic drainage.
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At this point Virginia's political leaders realize that if they keep moving down the chain of succession they're going to wind up with a Labrador retriever as governor or, worse, a Republican.
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Kansas City, Missouri: 0 dead, 6 injuredSometime after 2 AM, local officials responded to a shooting believed to have been carried out by passengers in at least two cars moving down the street.
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This could be useful for things like drug screening or personalized medicine, applications where you need to know exactly where and how a molecule is moving down to the cellular level, said Cohen.
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After being held captive by the Islamic State-affiliated insurgent group Boko Haram for more than eight months, Zakaria managed to escape, fleeing across the border to Cameroon before moving down to Yola.
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With additional leverage BDCs could continue generating competitive returns while still focusing on senior investments at the top of the capital stack instead of sometimes moving down the risk spectrum to junior debt.
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" Still, she doesn't offer a clear explanation of why she's leaving the show -- but does say not to think of her as gone ... but "just think of me as moving down the block.
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Cashin said bond yields could be moving down due to signs that the economy isn't as robust as anticipated, and he pointed to mounting jitters that economic growth could fall back below 2 percent.
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"The capacity from Cushing (Oklahoma) down to St. James (Louisiana) should be available on a quicker time frame than heavy moving down from Patoka (Illinois)," Chief Executive Officer Willie Chiang said on the call.
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It would also prevent riverbed sediment that fertilizes the Mekong Delta rice bowl from moving down river, a particular problem for Vietnam where delta farmlands are being destroyed by saltwater incursion from the sea.
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Moving down a hundred places from Drake, the 101st-ranked group was the California band Los Tigres del Norte, which was streamed 0.5 billion times, or less than 10 percent as much as Drake.
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Alabama was steadily moving down the field, taking what Georgia would give them before Najee Harris uncorked a 36-yard run to the left side of the field, fighting past tacklers all the way.
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What it actually does, according to Marc Goldwein Basically they cut the K through 12 education and then they start moving down the path toward vouchers, and they do it in a number of ways.
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Born a leap year baby in Darlington hospital (they put his picture in the paper, swaddled in his mother's dress), Pang grew up in Barnard Castle before moving down to London at a young age.
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The festivities began at the Steinway & Sons piano showroom, before moving down the block to the historic hall, which was built by suffragists in 1921, for performances by Andra Day, Angelique Kidjo, Rapsody and others.
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They will avoid talking about Trump tax cuts but they can't avoid talking about loan growth and why bond yields are moving down and what the impact of a flatter yield curve will mean for them.
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However, he also noted that seven of eight inflation indicators that Bespoke tracks are showing that, "Not only are most inflation readings below the Fed's target levels, but they are also moving down rather than up."
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Those are all set, starting with the playoff team with the worst record, the Wizards, at 15, and moving down pick by pick to the better teams Isn't the N.B.A. planning some changes to the lottery?
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"I didn't mind moving down because everyone in the apartment was kind of familiar," said Mr. Nickele, who came to New York in September and is leaving this January to take a different assignment in California.
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Traditionally held in San Francisco's Moscone Center, I/O is moving down to the Shoreline Amphitheater; a venue located just a stone's throw from Google's Mountain View HQ, and the frequent home of massive/deafeningly loud concerts.
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It also penalises offending franchises' future product on the field, by moving down their picks in the league's annual draft of amateur players and reducing the total amount they can pay in signing bonuses to international free agents.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Seeing a woman eerily moving down a staircase in darkness perhaps invokes more Ingmar Bergman than Italian Vogue, but that sort of moodiness is what fashion photographer Deborah Turbeville was known for.
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"People from above moving down into the apartments we were using to move up," could be an issue, said Marilyn Brown, chief executive of the Coalition for the Homeless, which uses donations to help homeless people find apartments.
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Benchmark 10-year Treasury yield reached a four-year peak at 2.843 percent before edging to 2.822 percent, while the two-year yield hit 2.186 percent, its highest level since September 2008 before moving down to 2.170 percent.
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Before Sunday&aposs eruptions, the most recent event began May 17, when a mudflow of water and rocks started moving down the slope of the volcano, followed by explosions and ash plumes that rose almost 3,300 feet (1 kilometer).
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Gretzky was going to be the guy who broke in as a flashy youngster in Edmonton before moving down south to redefine the way an entire country viewed the sport, and then he'd ride off into the SoCal sunset.
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In an appearance on UFC Tonight earlier this week, Pettis insisted that his only reason for moving down to 145 lbs was to make history by becoming the third person to claim two UFC titles in two different divisions.
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During a recent event, Lieutenant General Robert Ashley, director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, said the Russians and the Chinese are both moving down a dangerous path that places great importance and investments in their nuclear arsenals and strategies.
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At the heart of the problem, Goichot said, is a lack of enough sediment moving down the rivers – and much of that is the result of mining of sand as a construction material and for other uses, he said.
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That's because as demand for spots surged, Boston switched to rolling admissions, allowing the runners who beat the qualifying time for their age and gender by the most time to sign up first, and then moving down from there.
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Here's what it looks like sped up: People can request that Play Tetris move the current block left or right, rotate it, or drop it down, all while the block is constantly moving down toward the bottom of the screen.
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It was to prove to myself that I've grown, to accept that, and to enjoy what we've been able to do — such a small group of people that worked so hard for this little train to keep moving down the tracks.
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But he acknowledged that Stanton, who has been hitting third between Judge and Gregorius, might be moving down a slot or two in the batting order when the Toronto Blue Jays come to town for a four-game series this weekend.
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Johnson, the UFC's only flyweight titleholder who is looking to break Anderson Silva's record of 10 title defences in his next fight, was cool on the idea of Dillashaw moving down in weight to crash his party down at 125lbs.
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He kept moving down the line, handing a $20 bill to a little girl named Maci Grabau for ice cream, telling her he "owed her big" for being so good as she listened to his entire speech under the hot sun.
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Moving down to 33A, "Like ambitious scientists?" we find an entry that adheres to the second rule of emphasis, but instead of adding a letter, we have to do a nano-anagram of "noble" to NOBEL, as in NOBEL MINDED.
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"It was perfect for me because I was just moving down here for grad school, and I didn't know anybody, so I was just looking for a room or a roommate so this was like a perfect situation," said Reading.
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"It's a complicated storm," said Rich Otto, a National Weather Service meteorologist, who said the "kitchen sink" of mixed precipitation was caused by a combination of cold air moving down from Canada and low pressure coming in from the south.
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"If I have sex on day 27 or 28, when I am very, very horny, I will get my period within 12 hours," Amanda tells me, adding that her instinct tells her sex "gets things moving down there," bringing on her flow.
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"Those planning a family need to pay attention to potential environmental hazards as well as nutrition, weight management, substance use, medical conditions and mental health before moving down the path toward parenthood," Shultz, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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"It's very clear that the failure of Hanoi triggered a debate inside North Korea about whether Kim's path - moving down the road to denuclearisation - was the right way to go," said Joel Wit, a senior fellow at the Stimson Center in Washington.
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"It's very clear that the failure of Hanoi triggered a debate inside North Korea about whether Kim's path - moving down the road to denuclearization - was the right way to go," said Joel Wit, a senior fellow at the Stimson Center in Washington.
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"Whatever speed the economy is growing at, it isn't going to keep moving down the road much longer if there is no one to work the economy's factories and stores and warehouse floors," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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It's a bunch of kids, a bunch of young people, who are facing climate disaster and feeling overwhelmed and trapped in their cushy wired world and are looking for another way to live, moving down there to build the world's most sustainable modern town.
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It is a "funny quirk" of the rebalancing trades that shares of companies moving up to the large-cap index tend to do worse, while companies moving down tend to rise, said Chad Dale, director of Index and ETF Research at ITG in Toronto.
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Consumer prices fell by 0.2 percent compared to a year earlier, moving down from an unchanged reading March, even after the ECB unveiled fresh stimulus in December and March in hopes of boosting inflation, which has undershot its 2 percent target for more than three years already.
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We suppose that the market should be prepared for significant underperformance of loans and further increasing delinquencies as a result of the poorer segment being unable to repay debts because of stagnating wages, which means that moving down along the credit spectrum should be done with great caution.
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"At first it sounded like a huge dump truck or big equipment up the road, but then it got louder, and I looked up out my window, and through the trees I could see the snow flow moving down the hill," resident Monty Tuhas told CNN affiliate KTVA.
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There's very little wage pressure that we are seeing in the US, we are seeing very little inflation pressure, and inflation expectation has been moving down rather than moving up, and given the uncertainty, I don't think it will result anytime soon with repect to UK and Europe.
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Because that's changed, it's not just that those people, if you go to UCLA or USC or Caltech or Harvey Mudd or Cal Poly, Pomona or any of these colleges, you wanted to stay, but now you're getting people moving down from the Bay Area, and it's not just entrepreneurs.
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While it could be a bit awkward to use Alexa to browse through many screens of content – the way you do when in search of something to watch – if you're just moving down a couple of rows to resume a show on Netflix, for example, it's less of a bother.
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"Those mid-range devices are becoming capable and they are replacing some sales of high-end devices so you do get some customers moving down to that mid-tier so there is a definite market for these kinds of devices," Daniel Gleeson, senior consumer technology analyst at Ovum, told CNBC by phone.
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That's the key finding of a paper by a pair of Carnegie Mellon University researchers, who found a battery-powered semi would be limited to a 300-mile range, cost a fortune, and offer limited cargo capacities because of the weight and volume of the technology required to keep it moving down the road.
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Click here to view original GIFDarkening lines (known as RSL) moving down a slope as the temperature rises, possibly representing spring and summer salt water flows on Mars (Image: NASA/JPL)What it does mean, however, is that there's even more evidence to back up a study from earlier this year that suggested water quantities on Mars had long been much sparser than we believed.
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The future of work is of great concern to designers, tasked as they are with creating the systems that abet and define labor — from the objects moving down the assembly line to the payroll that tracks working hours, and from the ergonomic furniture in an office cubicle to the flak jacket that protects its wearer from gunfire, all the way up to the internal revenue systems that put a percentage of one's compensation back into the regulatory governing body.
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