The report painted a picture of a system in tatters.
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"It painted a picture of frivolity, reckless abandon," he said.
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She painted a picture of an organization awash in misogyny.
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Those who survived painted a picture of harsh conditions in captivity.
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But they've painted a picture of who you are to them.
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"The survey detail painted a picture of broad weakness," Kennedy said.
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Their players have painted a picture of a team in disarray.
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He quickly painted a picture of his most-followed models as illusionists.
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He painted a picture of a Buddhist population under threat from Muslims.
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Lyft painted a picture of a world with wider sidewalks and more parks.
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But he painted a picture of collaboration with the California Air Resources Board.
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This earnings season has, so far, painted a picture of a sector in trouble.
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Analysts painted a picture of Calhoun as a logical choice to right the ship.
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But many of Dr. Strauss's victims painted a picture of abuse widely known and unaddressed.
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Still, the overall report painted a picture of a robust labor market by any measure.
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Refinery29's investigation painted a picture of a toxic, unprofessional work environment at the Babe.
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Prosecutors painted a picture of two experienced correctional officers who failed to perform basic duties.
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Another EU diplomat painted a picture of a Brexit snake eating its own tail in eternity.
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His Republican National Convention speech painted a picture of a struggling nation in need of rescue.
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Exit polls in both states painted a picture of conservative voters eager for outsiders in Washington.
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On the Charlie Rose Show, he painted a picture of public-private partnership on infrastructure spending.
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But it painted a picture of a Russian operation that was multipronged, well financed and relentless.
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Government reports have painted a picture of chaos and confusion since the policy ended last year.
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Trump painted a picture of decrepit cities where homeless people are driving away more affluent residents.
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Roux painted a picture of a fearful man on his stumps, trying to protect a loved one.
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Early exit polls painted a picture of the Wisconsin electorate, with stark differences between the two parties.
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Supporters, opponents and judges all painted a picture of Mr. Obama's climate policy as sweeping and historic.
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"Fire and Fury" painted a picture of a chaotic White House full of competing factions and disarray.
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At the meeting, Mr. Musk painted a picture of a company making rapid progress on many fronts.
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The rapper reposted over a dozen images from across the internet that painted a picture of his frustrations.
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Trump painted a picture of America that was darker and more dystopian than any candidate in modern memory.
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Visa's most recent earnings report, issued Wednesday, topped Wall Street estimates and painted a picture of global consumer confidence.
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Trump's American exceptionalism Trump's Republican National Convention speech painted a picture of a struggling nation in need of rescue.
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Still, experts painted a picture of a U.S. economy that is healthy, even if growth is expected to slow.
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He painted a picture of Russian influence that goes beyond any single party to permeate the entire British establishment.
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Reports for months have painted a picture of a tense working relationship between the president and his top diplomat.
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Donald Trump painted a picture of a wrecked, emasculated America in a dystopian world created by Obama-Clinton malfeasance.
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In 2012, they painted a picture of the electorate that was younger and more diverse than it really was.
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Now, dozens of interviews have painted a picture of a campaign troubled by infighting and a lack of direction.
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Most of the public polling in 2012 painted a picture of a closer race than the polls do now.
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She painted a picture of a commander in chief tightly focused on the economic aspects of national security issues.
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They painted a picture of nepotism and influence-peddling, much of it involving lucrative construction contracts handed to party favourites.
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The central bank's October report painted a picture of a weak national economy, a weak global economy, and low inflation.
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In trying to compete in New Jersey, Hugin, like Menendez, has painted a picture of humble roots in the state.
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It painted a picture of a city expanding its appeal as it contends with the concerns lingering after the Oct.
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As the automaker increased production, some of those working at Tesla painted a picture of an automaker struggling with manufacturing.
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A briefing memo for the secretary painted a picture of the meeting as focused not on Collins, but Delaware North.
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Other leaders painted a picture of an alt-right that is currently in disarray, lacking unity and a coherent strategy.
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Adam Schiff (D-CA) painted a picture of Vindman as an "American patriot," and Blackburn vehemently — and publicly — disagreed.—Sen.
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In the hours after the attack, former classmates painted a picture of Cruz as a disturbed individual obsessed with guns.
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But many of the best films did — and they painted a picture of a world on the brink of revolt.
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His family have painted a picture of a man who suffered "psychiatric troubles" and was prone to depression and violent outbursts.
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More than two dozen witnesses painted a picture of Manafort, 69, as a lavish spender with little regard for the law.
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He has painted a picture of hordes of criminals mobbing the US southern border in an invasion force of undocumented migrants.
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Watts painted a picture of a future in which a manufacturing location could be chosen based on where a consumer lives.
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Yet again, Mueller's latest filings painted a picture of a campaign open even to underhanded methods to influence the 2016 election.
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The impeachment investigation painted a picture of a complex campaign to pressure Ukraine that went well beyond the July 25 call.
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The book and op-ed have painted a picture of a White House that is consistently at odds with Trump's impulses.
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Prosecution witnesses at his trials painted a picture of a troubled man with a history of drug use and paranoid tendencies.
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But he certainly favors a pardon, and painted a picture of a world that could either grow more free or less so.
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French, US and Nigerien defense officials all described the ambush as a surprise, and painted a picture of confusion on the ground.
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Cleveland (CNN)Donald Trump painted a picture of a dystopian America -- and sold himself as the only one who can fix it.
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The quarterly results painted a picture of a company that appears to be slowly turning around its balance sheet despite many headwinds.
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Prosecution witnesses at his two trials painted a picture of a troubled man with a history of drug use and paranoid tendencies.
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Though Cafaro painted a picture of strong financial standing, Ventas did, however, withdraw its 2020 guidance and tapped $2.75 billion in credit.
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High-profile convicts petition judges to be released Defense attorneys have also painted a picture of inmates being deprived of basic hygiene.
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Why it matters: WeWork's unforgiving IPO prospectus painted a picture of a high-spending company with no path to profit in sight.
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He painted a picture of an overbearing president who he did not trust and who pressured him to stop the FBI Flynn probe.
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Ronald Reagan painted a picture of America as a shining city on a hill — a picture that still inspires me and countless others.
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TC: There was a story in the WSJ recently that talked of Masa's brilliance but also painted a picture of his being impulsive.
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He painted a picture of a united America, one that is renewing hope of a country that will prosper under America first policies.
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I realized that Outer Worlds had successfully painted a picture of a community and the lives people led there, albeit with clumsy brushstrokes.
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He painted a picture of an overbearing president he did not trust and who pressured him to stop the FBI probe of Flynn.
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After Communion, Ralph Fernandez of Tampa spoke on behalf of the family, and painted a picture of the young man taken too soon.
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An artist who painted a picture of Donald Trump with a micropenis has been repeatedly banned from Facebook for posting the image online.
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DAVID TULANIAN Los Angeles To the Editor: Donald Trump painted a picture of the United States as a disaster at the presidential debate.
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The emails painted a picture of an office that went out of its way to coordinate with the fossil fuel and conservative organizations.
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However, Wednesday's Washington Post investigation is far from the first time reports have painted a picture of disfunction inside Uber's special investigations unit.
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In a speech in May to the National Rifle Association annual convention, Trump repeatedly painted a picture of America under threat from Democrats.
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The findings also painted a picture of a police culture deeply dismissive of sexual assault victims and hostile toward prostitutes and transgender people.
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But at the Democratic debate this past Wednesday, several candidates painted a picture of a fundamentally different U.S.-Saudi relationship under their leadership.
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"We painted a picture of the facility being alarming and appalling," Richard Cardinale, a lawyer for the detainees, said in a phone interview.
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He has painted a picture of the president as a greedy, untrustworthy, cruel man who cares nothing for the country that he leads.
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Paula Schneider, who took over as American Apparel's chief executive in January 2015, painted a picture of a company that was in dire straits.
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The Times account painted a picture of Trump's legal team as increasingly willing to combat the Mueller investigation while seeking to influence public opinion.
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Drawing from hard data and open-source information, its members painted a picture of Soviet disinformation operations that exposed the magnitude of the problem.
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Yarmuth, describing the text chain from the night before, painted a picture of disappointment yet intense curiosity among his colleagues over what comes next.
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Instead, they collectively painted a picture of a passionate but slightly bumbling do-gooder who had become deeply invested in Cambodia and its people.
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Allegations of nepotism, emoluments violations, channeling business to Trump properties and more have already painted a picture of a President doggedly pursuing self-interest.
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They painted a picture of Libya as a place where sub-Saharan migrants journeying to Europe are routinely captured, robbed and exploited by locals.
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Prosecutors painted a picture of a boy who felt she had ruined his honor, especially after he had risked so much to be with her.
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In the book Black Tudors: The Untold Story, Miranda Kauffman painted a picture of Tudor England as it was, not as it's been commonly depicted.
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Overall, multiple sources at Zozi painted a picture of a CEO refusing to back down, no matter the damage done to Zozi in the process.
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Luther Strange last month, President Donald Trump painted a picture of what would have happened to gun owners if Hillary Clinton had won last November.
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He painted a picture of a country wracked by crisis — "American carnage," he called it — and cast himself as the one who could fix it.
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Carol Karanja's friends painted a picture of a doting mom who juggled a hectic work schedule as an accountant at an energy firm in Canada.
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Leach, who left Sports Direct in 2014, painted a picture of Ashley as a tough boss who he had a rather fiery working relationship with.
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Instead he painted a picture of a Middle East cast into chaos by President Barack Obama, and that can only be rescued by crushing Iran.
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That's where the title comes from, Elysian Fields is a paradise for the soul, but I've painted a picture of them in a really eerie way.
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The New York Times article painted a picture of Trump and his top national security advisers casually approving the plan over dinner at the White House.
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She painted a picture of life before the war, with her husband Abdullah and their two sons Azmir and Almir, who were 21 and 18 years old.
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The witnesses at the sentencing hearing painted a picture of Bergdahl's life before he enlisted and emphasized his contributions since he was returned in a prisoner swap.
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It is full of explosive claims about Trump, his family and his staff that painted a picture of a campaign and administration wracked by chaos and infighting.
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The news follows earlier reports this week from a number of tracking and analytics firms which painted a picture of the app's viral spread and significant traction.
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"Rudy painted a picture of New York that was much more desperate than it was," said Ester R. Fuchs, a professor of public affairs at Columbia University.
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Eight days ago in Cleveland, the Republican nominee painted a picture of a nation in dire crisis; Thursday in Philadelphia, the Democratic one focused on the opposite.
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The lines "When in Minnesota and you got a drink quota" painted a picture of a place where hard drinking wasn't looked down upon, but outright welcomed.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Sondland painted a picture of an activist secretary of state who was informed of attempts to force Mr. Zelensky to announce opening the investigations.
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Overall, the report from the Labor Department on Friday painted a picture of inflation that was under control, with increases in some categories offset by declines elsewhere.
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Together, they painted a picture of a pervasive and insidious threat to free and fair elections, despite the mountains of research showing that actual voter fraud is scarce.
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Both painted a picture of a White House that was distrustful of Ukrainian efforts to fight corruption, even as top State Department officials were working to improve ties.
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He also painted a picture of a future Clinton administration mired in investigations, scandals and legal proceedings that would be familiar to anyone who lived through the 1990s.
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Some White House sources painted a picture of Ricardel as tough to work with and said she had picked a lot of fights since coming aboard in April.
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Citing aides, officials, and former Trump organization employees, a report from The Atlantic painted a picture of siblings who are constantly vying for their father's attention and approval.
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He painted a picture of a border region in "crisis," arguing that illegal immigration and drug smuggling threaten national security and the only solution is his proposed wall.
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Still, senior executives, speaking at the bank's annual investor day, painted a picture of stable financial performance and maintained a key profit goal for the next three years.
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The remark came after the special counsel Robert Mueller's report painted a picture of a chaotic White House and a president whose aides routinely refused to follow his orders.
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To justify the veto, the statement painted a picture of surging broadband investment and robust new networks, free to flourish now that Title II was out of the way.
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On the website Breitbart and elsewhere, Bannon painted a picture of white working class Americans under siege from a globalist elite, cunning foreigners, and a restless non-white underclass.
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On Tuesday, they painted a picture of Gates living a "secret life" that included a private residence in London used with a woman with whom he had an affair.
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The report painted a picture of a perfect storm of bureaucratic inertia, rapidly worsening security in Libya and inadequate resources in the months that led up to the attack.
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At a weekly Democratic leadership meeting, House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joe Crowley of New York painted a picture of children being ripped from their mothers' arms at the border.
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Why it matters: Even those laying out the case for a positive AI future painted a picture of society being fundamentally reshaped by the presence of significantly smarter computers.
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Evidence from Neanderthal fossils and artifacts discovered across Europe and Asia has slowly painted a picture of the culturally and socially complex lives of our closest extinct human relatives.
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Though the US government does not recognize the Bermuda Triangle as an actual geographic location or threat, its legends have long painted a picture of death, mystery, and fear.
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In addition to Schnatter's comments on the call, for which he has apologized, there was another report that painted a picture of a very toxic culture at the company.
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Their website has painted a picture of the recovery effort that tracks with President Donald Trump's comments about the rosy recovery he claims is taking place in Puerto Rico.
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Vietnam painted a picture of a country haughty enough to believe it was infallible, and a country blind enough to refuse to learn the right lessons from a debacle.
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They painted a picture of complex care, especially when a patient first enters a medical facility, which will likely surprise anyone with a media-based understanding of a coma.
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Pistorius was not wearing his prostheses at the time of the shooting, and Roux painted a picture of a fearful man on his stumps, trying to protect a loved one.
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Their results painted a picture of a U.S. economy that continues to grow but faces increased pressure from rising costs, in part due to the Trump administration's imposition of tariffs.
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Their website has painted a picture of the recovery effort that tracks with President Donald Trump's comments about the rosy recovery he claims to be taking place in Puerto Rico.
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Prosecutors painted a picture of a teen who was in a new relationship at the time and wanted nothing to do with the baby or the man who impregnated her.
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Reinaldo Sánchez painted a picture of a time when all three countries — often referred to collectively as the Northern Triangle — were able to enforce joint arrest orders and fast track extradition.
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Democrats claim the report "painted a picture of a President whose behavior is immoral, unethical, corrupt and unpatriotic," and that Trump made "calculated efforts" to "interfere with and obstruct" Mueller's investigation.
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Prosecutors painted a picture of Gray a cooperative suspect who posed no threat to officers but was nonetheless handcuffed and placed in the prone position after asking for his asthma inhaler.
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Yet Dr. Kwong painted a picture of aggressive sales tactics on the part of some U.S.-based brokers and developers, who target the savings accounts of working families in mainland China.
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Long hours and catering to demanding whims are par for the course in Hollywood (and many other industries), but former employees painted a picture of a particularly sadistic atmosphere at Miramax.
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Referencing the anniversary, Banksy painted a picture of a rat holding a stencil pen and wearing a bandana over its face on the side of a building near the Pompidou Center.
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" Gorbachev painted a picture of a world on the brink of war, citing increasingly and aggressive language from politicians and military leaders, and expounding the existence of a "new arms race.
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With Mr. Pérez out of the public eye, the government painted a picture of a dangerous rebel band that it said tried to kill people that day at the Supreme Court.
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But after selling landscapes at art fairs for a number of years, Dean painted a picture of his cat (yes, his name is Pete) and found that it struck a nerve.
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Expanding his vision for Tesla (TSLA) in his second "Master Plan" installment, founder and CEO Elon Musk painted a picture of a renewable energy enterprise, aided by the acquisition of SolarCity (SCTY).
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The reports painted a picture of a top Trump official using taxpayer dollars to fly in luxury, visit his own properties, and even stop off for lunch in Nashville with his son.
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All told, the report painted a picture of a job market that is weathering the storm of trade tensions and cooling global growth, largely because of a resilient, consumer-driven domestic economy.
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Her post painted a picture of a toxic culture within Uber that is hostile to women and prompted the company to enlist former US Attorney General Eric Holder to conduct a review.
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Wednesday's data painted a picture of an economy that is slowly stabilizing but increasingly dependent on government spending and a housing boom for growth, as private investment and exports remain stubbornly weak.
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Taken together, they painted a picture of hours of mind-numbingly detailed questions about meetings and memos, punctuated by occasional moments of emotion and bursts of legal sparring between Republicans and Democrats.
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At his best, King painted a picture of American society poised at a historical crossroads that would decide both the destiny of democracy and the limits of human potential around the world.
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Then Magic Johnson, who abruptly resigned as team president last month, got on TV, where he painted a picture of dysfunction behind the scenes and accused the team's general manager of backstabbing.
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As Mr. Trump disparaged the investigation, the Justice Department painted a picture of a multifaceted Russian effort to sway the election through computer espionage, personal overtures and the assistance of American intermediaries.
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It painted a picture of the Russian security services working hand-in-hand with cyber criminals, who helped spies further their intelligence goals in exchange for using the same exploits to make money.
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In an accompanying press release, S&P noted that the Bank of England Credit Survey for the fourth quarter of 2016 painted a picture of diminishing corporate financing, despite ultra-easy lending terms.
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When he painted a picture of Steve Jobs at a refugee camp in Calais, France, it generated a lot of discussion around his point that Jobs is the son of a Syrian immigrant.
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Former staffers painted a picture of an organization unconcerned with finances, with one saying senior staffers felt they had a $5,000 expense account that renewed monthly, though that wasn't explicitly stated in writing.
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Why it matters: Though Trump described Mattis' departure as a retirement, Mattis painted a picture of dissenting opinion in his resignation letter, saying he was "not aligned" with the president on key decisions.
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During the trial in February, lawyers for Waymo painted a picture of Levandowski as a problematic employee who clashed with his new boss over his slower, more cautious approach to self-driving cars.
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The first record painted a picture of where I came from, and this record tells the story of where I was when I first moved to Nashville up to where I am now.
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A report by ESPN painted a picture of a "toxic culture" with the program under Durkin, though some parents of current players have backed Durkin in stories in The Diamondback, the school paper.
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In his book and his memos, Comey painted a picture of a lonely leader craving respect, recognition and loyalty that ranks among the most stunning glimpses into the West Wing in recent years.
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But if you ask breakout star Barbie Ferreira, who plays Kat Hernandez on the hit HBO series, she'll tell you that they simply painted a picture of what her generation really looks like.
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Comments on the petition painted a picture of broad discontent at the company known for offering better wages and benefits than other chains, including healthcare coverage, retirement account contributions and paid vacation days.
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In announcing her decision not to file charges, Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert painted a picture of Clark as a troubled young man who had problems with his fiancée, Salena Manni.
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Comments on the petition painted a picture of broad discontent, contrasting the company's reputation for offering better wages and benefits than other chains, including healthcare coverage, retirement account contributions and paid vacation days.
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A childhood friend, who became a professional artist of some note, painted a picture of the courthouse, which my mother bought for me as a gift because of my connection to the artist.
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Dozens of interviews with ex-convicts and former prison officials painted a picture of dire working conditions and rampant corruption among guards who force prisoners to pay bribes to escape beatings and heavy labor.
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At the New York meeting, the UN Secretary General's Special Advisor on Myanmar, Vijay Nambiar, "painted a picture of a government in conflict between the civilian and the military", said a security council diplomat.
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He touched on immigration reform, told a classic dad joke about Ginger Rogers' dancing prowess, and painted a picture of an America united by its common toughness, its common strength, and its common hope.
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At his inauguration, Trump painted a picture of a nation in decline, marked by "American carnage" such as "rusted-out factories scattered like tombstones across the landscape" and marauding criminal gangs plaguing major cities.
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Weeks of reports and firsthand accounts from facilities like the Clint Border Patrol station have painted a picture of migrant children suffering varying degrees of hunger, disease, unsanitary conditions, and neglect in US custody.
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" Speaking more generally, Biden painted a picture of an administration in foreign policy disarray, citing their "ideological incoherence, inconsistent and confusing messaging, erratic decision-making, unwillingness or inability to solve problems caused by understaffing.
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Some said it was because their companies (or publicists) needed to approve anything they would say, while others gave reasons that painted a picture of a community hobbled by fear, self-interest and hypocrisy.
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"They painted a picture of no-deal which is so bad that nobody credibly believes we will be allowed to fall into a no-deal situation," said Joey Jones, a former spokesman for Mrs.
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Two West Wing advisers and a third person painted a picture of a White House staff rived and confused, with fingers pointed in all directions and the president privately expressing dissatisfaction with Mr. Kelly.
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He has painted a picture of a country divided into camps of "secularists" — those who, he said recently, "seem to take a delight in compelling people to violate their conscience" — and people of faith.
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In newly filed court papers, attorneys representing former TPG exec Bill McGlashan have painted a picture of how they say the wealthy financier tried to get his son into the University of Southern California.
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The US was once again left alienated from its European allies at the world's biggest security conference as they rubbished President Donald Trump's "America First" approach and painted a picture of an isolated country.
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In its earnings release last week, Italian luxury company Tods painted a picture of a "volatile and uncertain economic and financial environment", pointing to "persistent weakness of consumption in many important markets for luxury goods".
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He painted a picture of an economy that has evolved past Trump's retro vision — and which probably doesn't need the massive tax cut stimulus that the president has made the centerpiece of his revivalist pitch.
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New details from interviews with the officials and the first information report registered at a Dhaka police station painted a picture of security agencies slow to deal with Friday's attack, one of the country's deadliest.
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President Xi has made a vigorous defense of globalization and painted a picture of China as a "wide open" economy, but foreign business groups complain that China discriminates by limiting access to the Chinese market.
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Industry executives at the 35th annual conference painted a picture of an industry cutting costs, trimming capital expenditure, holding off on long-term projects, shutting down less efficient operations and facing a tighter financing environment.
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Tester's allegations painted a picture of Jackson as some sort of drunken, pill-pushing quack, handing out drugs willy-nilly (Tester claimed on national television Jackson was called "The Candyman") and generally conducting himself dishonorably.
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The text messages and documentation compiled by Longquan&aposs whistleblowing monks painted a picture of a cloistered life where access to phones and the internet was limited — but where the abbot&aposs power was not.
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He painted a picture of a business — Sun Life — that's curious about the potential of digital-only services and keen to see what a startup — Bowtie — can do with a leaner and more agile model.
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Prosecutors painted a picture of him as a dangerous thug who ran a well-oiled crime machine dealing in drugs, illegal booze, and cigarettes—a heartless operator willing to murder in cold blood when necessary.
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Mr. Cuomo painted a picture of the new station — complete with an acre of glass and the original steel trusses — comparable to Grand Central, which is considered one of the country's most breathtaking public spaces.
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They painted a picture of an industry rife with abuse and discrimination — the allegations against Harvey Weinstein, they made clear, are far from an aberration — but one that may be slowly inching toward a reckoning.
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The findings painted a picture of a perfect storm of bureaucratic inertia, rapidly worsening security in Libya and inadequate resources in the months that led up to the killings of Ambassador Chris Stevens and three colleagues.
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" To Fox News on Monday, Kavanaugh painted a picture of himself as a mostly straightlaced student, particularly in high school, despite occasionally attending parties where he said "people might have had too many beers on occasion.
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Russian track and field athletes are suspended from competing anywhere after a series of reports, triggered by Stepanova's revelations, painted a picture of systematic doping in the country and led to the launch of several investigations.
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Maryland Deputy Attorney General Thiru Vignarajah painted a picture of a possessive young man who showed "early warning signs of intimate partner violence" before he was convicted of Lee's murder by a jury of his peers.
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The Journal's article painted a picture of a checked-out executive who didn't show up to important meetings and spent his last few years at Apple taking a hands-off approach to leading Apple's design team.
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Trump painted a picture of a grim and failing country, one in which the only true path forward was to start focusing more on ourselves and a whole lot less on the rest of the world.
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Evidence from Bruno Bezard, a treasury official involved in the case at the time, painted a picture of cronyism and string-pulling in Tapie's links with the government under Nicolas Sarkozy's presidency from 2007 to 2012.
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China has reported growth figures over the past two years that painted a picture of an economy that is gamely chugging along, despite the country's lingering problems and widespread doubts over the reliability of official numbers.
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In an extensive report on Comey in April, The Times painted a picture of a man who sought desperately not to appear political but who was not immune to the lure of self-promotion and publicity.
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Democrats release Benghazi report The analysis from Pompeo and Jordan details a memo from then-Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Beth Jones, which painted a picture of worsening security conditions across eastern Libya.
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Trump has promised the US military would be blocking "very bad thugs and gang members" from crossing into the country, and he's painted a picture of armed US troops repelling "very tough fighters" from entering the country.
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In a talk Tuesday at SXSW, Rendall painted a picture of the future of robotic job displacement that focused less on automation and more on the realistic ways in which the robotics industry will reshape global manufacturing.
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The October-to-December quarterly numbers followed other data in recent weeks that painted a picture of a UK economy slowing into 2019, as businesses and consumers grow increasingly nervous about Britain's departure from the European Union.
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Amazon declined to provide Recode with more information beyond last week's comment, but former Amazon employees painted a picture of an online shopping bazaar that's just too big and too complex for Amazon to police 100 percent.
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However, The Times painted a picture of a problem that is not due to Trump&aposs actions but is instead a nationwide (and indeed international) problem born of poor regulation, low public awareness, and unscrupulous private companies.
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Headlines Tuesday painted a picture of a booming U.S. retail market: Amazon's well-covered Prime Day(s) generated an estimated $5.8 billion of sales and the Commerce Department's retail sales report showed an especially strong reading for June.
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Relatives and friends interviewed in Nice painted a picture of a man who at least until recently drank alcohol, smoked marijuana and according to French media even ate pork, behaviour that would be unlikely in a devout Muslim.
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The economy grew 6.7 percent in 2016, and recent data has painted a picture of steadying expansion, but fears over a trade row with the United States linger amid a drumbeat of protectionist rhetoric from the Trump administration.
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The women, whose roles ranged from chefs to unpaid externs, painted a picture of a kitchen where Iuzzini felt he had free rein to be verbally abusive, often screamed at employees, and went through unpredictable shifts in mood.
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And though numerous senior officials at the time painted a picture of an active and influential Clinton, on the Brooklyn debate stage five years later, Clinton seemed to downplay her own role in crafting U.S. policy in Libya.
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And though numerous senior officials at the time painted a picture of an active and influential Clinton, on the Brooklyn debate stage five years later, Clinton seemed to downplay her own role in crafting U.S. policy in Libya.
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During the trial in February, lawyers for Waymo — the rebranded Google self-driving car project — painted a picture of a problem employee who clashed with his new boss over his slower, more cautious approach to self-driving cars.
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Entitled "The Troubling Success Of Tito's Handmade Vodka," the article painted a picture of a company struggling to appear to still be a small-batch producer when it was really a huge, $5.5-billion-a-year King Kong.
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The Federal Reserve painted a picture of the U.S. economy that was almost too good to be true at its last meeting, with inflation seen contained in the near future despite the lowest unemployment rate in 20 years.
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Relatives and friends interviewed in Nice painted a picture of a man who at least until recently drank alcohol, smoked marijuana and according to French media even ate pork, behavior that would be unlikely in a devout Muslim.
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But since his earliest days at the department, reports have painted a picture of low morale among its career officials — a sentiment arising from a hiring freeze imposed by Tillerson and deep proposed cuts to the agency's budget.
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Chief Heimberger stressed that officials had only begun their investigation, but that evidence collected so far painted a picture of a mentally disturbed teenager obsessed with mass shootings and first-person-shooter video games, including Counter-Strike: Source.
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For the handful of days the case was on trial, though, lawyers for Waymo painted a picture of Levandowski as a problematic employee who clashed with his boss over their slower, more cautious approach to self-driving cars.
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The roots of his foreign policy were right there in the speech, as he painted a picture of a world that had exploited American generosity, ripped off US firms and workers and was festering with radical Islamic extremism.
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Carlos Ghosn, the fugitive former Nissan executive facing charges of financial malfeasance in Japan, painted a picture of a corporate plot between his former employer and Japanese prosecutors in his first public comments on the case on Wednesday.
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Witnesses at that trial also painted a picture of Shkreli as a complicated person who could inspire grand visions of lifesaving pharmaceutical treatments while also frustrating people with his habit of playing fast and loose with the facts.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. inflation expectations for both one and three years into the future were unchanged last month, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of New York survey that painted a picture of price stability among consumers.
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In interviews with BuzzFeed News, 24 sources close to Kickstarter painted a picture of a company stumbling under the guidance of a returning founder who insists he alone is the person to steer it in a definitive new direction.
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Evidence on Wednesday by a former treasury official who was involved in the case at the time painted a picture of cronyism and string-pulling in Tapie's links with the government under Nicolas Sarkozy's presidency from 2007 to 2012.
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While the government's court filings have painted a picture of agents who had run through all possibilities in opening the device, it appears that since the case became public, they have been presented with more options than publicly indicated.
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In a startlingly frank interview on "First Take" on ESPN, Johnson, who resigned as team president last month, painted a picture of dysfunction at the Lakers, and openly accused the team's general manager of stabbing him in the back.
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"This year's Nobel laureates in physics have painted a picture of a universe far stranger and more wonderful than what we ever could have imagined," said Ulf Danielsson, a member of the Nobel committee, during the committee's prize announcement.
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Pointing to ideas that have already been proposed from a range of rank-and-file Democrats, Hoyer painted a picture of a US House of Representatives that seeks to correct what Democrats consider the wrongs of the Trump administration.
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Transportation analysts have painted a picture of the future, and it's a scary one if you're a car maker dependent on individual car ownership, and a rosy one if you're offering some other service like ride-hailing or bike-sharing.
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A grim report by the state's main auditing agency earlier this year painted a picture of incompetence and corruption in the Indian army's Border Roads Organisation, which is responsible for building strategic roads along India's mountainous border with China (see Banyan).
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As he painted a picture of a country besieged by "illegal alien" crime, Trump accused Washington politicians and the media of underplaying the dangers posed by illegal immigration and warned voters that the stakes this election will never be higher.
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The new report did not break down suicide rates by education, but researchers who reviewed the analysis said the patterns in age and race were consistent with that recent research and painted a picture of desperation for many in American society.
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Most of the sources in the Sports Illustrated report were anonymous, but it painted a picture of a workplace teeming with problems for female employees, one in which the locker room was a far safer environment than the front office.
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In his opening statement, Deputy District Attorney Dan Akemon painted a picture of a vicious killer who charmed his victims as a helpful neighbor and handyman before he broke into their homes and stabbed them to death, CNN affiliate KABC reported.
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For five weeks, the lead prosecutor, Mr. Ortner, painted a picture of Mr. Gilbert as an ungrateful son who had planned to murder his father seven months earlier when he drove to Ohio to purchase a pistol he saw on Facebook.
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The photographers found it to be a unique opportunity to document ordinary gatherings of New Yorkers taking part in their versions of a summertime tradition, each with its own flavor, which collectively painted a picture of neighborhood life in New York.
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"This year's Nobel laureates have painted a picture of our universe far stranger and more wonderful than we could ever have imagined," Ulf Danielsson, a professor and member of the Nobel Committee for Physics, told reporters as the prize was announced.
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"This year's Nobel laureates have painted a picture of our universe far stranger and more wonderful than we could ever have imagined," Ulf Danielsson, a professor and member of the Nobel Committee for Physics, told reporters as the prize was announced.
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Those excerpts painted a picture of a White House in chaos and sparked a feud between Trump and his former chief strategist, Breitbart News head Stephen Bannon, who is quoted speaking critically of the president and his family in the book.
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Interviews with six of his former colleagues at NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information, including two former bosses, painted a picture of a room filled with brilliant scientists, and — like many workplaces — its fair share of mundane professional spats and jealousies.
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Six high-ranking officials who spoke to Reuters painted a picture of a civil service in disarray and decision-making at a standstill, with senior officials avoiding signing off projects or making decisions that could open them to bribery accusations.
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" And in Nice, a city still reeling from a terrorist attack in July that killed dozens, she painted a picture of an Islamist menace, vowing to confront "provocations from the Islamists in the cafeterias, in the hospitals, in the streets.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve painted a picture of the U.S. economy that was almost too good to be true at its last meeting, with inflation seen contained in the near future despite the lowest unemployment rate in 20 years.
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In opening arguments, Waymo's chief lawyer, Charles Verhoeven, painted a picture of Uber as a company whose chief executive realized that the race to develop autonomous vehicles would define the future prospects of the company — and that future was looking increasingly grim.
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In his opening statement Thursday, Deputy District Attorney Dan Akemon painted a picture of a vicious killer who charmed his victims as a helpful neighbor and handyman before he broke into their homes and stabbed them to death, CNN affiliate KABC reported.
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He also painted a picture of the flexibility a digital TV service like Hulu offers, suggesting that consumers may one day be able to pay for individual shows on an ad-free basis, instead of having to subscribe to an ad-free tier.
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The company also painted a picture of growing traction, noting it processed over 231 million payments in 2017, an increase of over 45 percent year-over-year, totalling $75 billion in peer-to-peer payments, up from $55 billion the year prior.
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At trial, Mueller's team painted a picture of a well-oiled Ukrainian lobbying operation in which Manafort and his colleagues took in millions of dollars a year from pro-Russian oligarchs, some of which was funneled through secret, illegal offshore bank accounts.
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Washington (CNN)In his first formal address to the nation from the Oval Office, President Donald Trump painted a picture of a national threat and humanitarian crisis occurring along the US-Mexico border, saying his signature border wall would provide a solution.
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The case against the banker, Mehmet Hakan Atilla, who worked in international banking at Halkbank, painted a picture of high-level corruption in Turkey and heightened tensions with the U.S. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan even took the matter up with President Trump.
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He said he had no first-hand information about whether Saipov had carried out the attack and painted a picture of a man who was struggling to make it in the United States, had few friends and poor communication and English-language skills.
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The 110-page House Republican report said the witnesses called during the impeachment inquiry had painted a picture of "unelected bureaucrats" who "fundamentally disagreed with President Trump's style, world view and decisions," and had presented no evidence that amounted to an impeachable offense.
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The government painted a picture of Harun as a "dedicated and early soldier of bin Laden's al Qaeda," according to NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill, saying he traveled from Saudi Arabia to Afghanistan before the 9/11 attacks and trained with al Qaeda.
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While touting his achievements, he painted a picture of a nation tested by racial, economic and social strains, and in comments that appeared to be a reflection on the fury and division opened by the election in which Trump beat Hillary Clinton last year.
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The letter said men should be "free to hit on" women and criticised a new "puritanism" that has taken hold following feminist social media campaigns like #MeToo and #BalanceTonPorc (Call out your pig), its French equivalent, and painted a picture of all women as "victims".
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In six pages of the 163-page report documenting how Baltimore police officers have systematically violated the rights of African-Americans, the Justice Department also painted a picture of a police culture deeply dismissive of sexual assault victims and hostile toward prostitutes and transgender people.
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A Turkish banker was convicted on Wednesday of taking part in a billion-dollar scheme to evade American sanctions against Iran, in a case that painted a picture of high-level corruption in Turkey and heightened tensions between the United States and a NATO ally.
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In this, the first season painted a picture of a criminal justice system that was more interested in protecting itself — particularly from a lawsuit and the embarrassment that came out of the 1985 false conviction — than protecting the people the system is meant to serve.
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Collectively, their testimony has painted a picture of a shadow foreign policy on Ukraine led by Trump's personal attorney Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiTrump's new challenge is officials dishing dirt Budowsky: Trump presidency in mortal peril Graham nixes plan to send Pelosi letter warning GOP won't convict Trump MORE.
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A 164-page report by the Department of Justice published in January 2017 following an outcry over the teenager's death (and the delayed release of video footage of the incident) painted a picture of a dysfunctional department whose officers disproportionally use force against blacks and Hispanics.
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" As Emma-Kate Symons reported recently about FN, "an election-eve wave of investigative journalism and research has painted a picture of an organization that, at its highest levels, is awash with Hitler admirers and Holocaust-denying far-right nationalists, including within Marine Le Pen's inner circle.
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During the course of the trial, prosecutors painted a picture of a cold, calculated young man who was consumed by racial hatred and who spent months plotting the church massacre, emphasizing how he sat in his car outside the church, loading eight magazines, for 28 minutes.
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His testimony painted a picture of a president who neither understands nor respects the norms and values that underlie the constitutional order, lacks the information necessary to do his job properly, and doesn't have the humility to seek or accept appropriate advice about how to get better.
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Details from witnesses reported hours after the attack painted a picture of a terrifying scene, but lawmakers and interest groups responded with additional concerns that the attack is just the latest in a disturbing uptick of anti-Semitic incidents in New York and around the world.
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While the report suggested there is no recession on the horizon, its details painted a picture of an economy that is slowing as the stimulus from the White House's $22.8 trillion tax cut package fades and the effects of past interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve linger.
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Mr. Fitzpatrick's questioning — repeatedly allowed, over defense objections, by Judge Felix J. Catena, who is overseeing the bench trial — came after several defense witnesses and recorded phone calls painted a picture of an investigation that had focused almost exclusively on Mr. Hillary from the early hours of the crime.
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From the start of her solo career—with Dangerously in Love that combined her R&B vocals with painfully deep narratives about love, up to her last solo album, Lemonade, that painted a picture of marriage informed by generational trauma and wisdom—she infuses succinct messages into her work.
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As they prepare for an expected influx of patients, local public health officials painted a picture of a system with only a limited "surge" capacity, and stressed the importance of social distancing as a crucial way to keep the numbers of patients at a level the system can handle.
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Though President Xi's speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos painted a picture of China as a "wide open" economy, more than 60 percent of the chamber's members had "little or no confidence that the government is committed to opening China's markets further in the next three years".
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Together, they painted a picture of a savvy political operator who has followed a simple playbook for how to thrive in the Trump White House: Never disagree with the president in public, keep friends and push out adversaries, and don't be afraid to pursue a nakedly partisan foreign policy.
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Though he detailed more than 100 contacts between Trump associates and various Russian figures and painted a picture of a campaign that welcomed the foreign assistance, the special counsel ultimately concluded that there was insufficient evidence to charge anyone with conspiring with the Russians to undermine the 2016 election.
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One of the things that struck me was he had painted a picture of the future, and the character in one of the short stories was describing a savior — someone who saved this whole group, this whole community of people — but he was talking about it in the past.
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This revelation comes at a dicey time for Uber, as it has been under scrutiny of late, due to an explosive blog post by a former female engineer who alleged numerous incidents of sexism, sexual harassment and also painted a picture of a very dysfunctional HR department and management structure.
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Those allegations touched off a months-long investigation that culminated last week in a North Carolina State Board of Elections hearing, during which state officials and witnesses painted a picture of a sweeping ballot-tampering operation led by Leslie McCrae Dowless, a long-time political operative working for Harris's campaign.
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This isn't happening quietly behind the scenes: At China's first appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Chinese President Xi Jinping chided the West for its flirtation with protectionism, and painted a picture of his country as a paragon of free trade and an inviting place for foreign investment.
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Mr. Senard, speaking to Renault's annual general meeting of shareholders in a cavernous amphitheater at the Palais des Congrès, painted a picture of an auto alliance that needed to be stronger than ever after Fiat Chrysler abruptly withdrew its proposal for a merger that would have reshaped the global automobile industry.
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" It painted a picture of a golden child of jihad who was a voracious student of the Quran and a trainer who crafted master jihadists during the era of al-Qaeda in Iraq with his signature program that "graduated a large number of students who have taken prominent positions in the Islamic State.
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"She divides people into baskets as though they were objects, not human beings," Trump said, as he painted a picture of his supporters as police officers and blue-collar workers in contrast to Clinton speaking to "her wealthy donors" and, he said, "having a good laugh" at the expense of working people.
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Wrong, I know the subject well & want victory for U.S. Despite's Trump's posturing as the ultimate "closer," together the reports painted a picture of a disorganized White House, a president without any relevant policy expertise, and a botched attempt from pro-Trump groups to twist arms that had congressional Republicans rolling their eyes.
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This comes in the midst of a flurry of media stories about transgender youth who choose to stop hormone therapies, ranging from a cover story in the Atlantic to more heavy-handed pieces from conservative writers and pundits who have painted a picture of crazed liberal doctors irreversibly "mutilating" the bodies of confused children.
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The destruction of property, numerous burnings of American flags and violent acts against both civilians and law enforcement has not only been detrimental to the supposed purpose of the Black Lives Matter movement, but it has painted a picture of them in the eyes of the nation that they are doing little to change.
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At the same unhinged press conference in which Donald Trump again blamed both sides for the deadly violence in Charlottesville last weekend, he also painted a picture of a slippery slope where those fighting for the removal of Confederate statues today might be destroying tributes to more mainstream slave-owning icons like George Washington tomorrow.
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PSA said documents it had obtained from Steinhoff painted a picture of a company with a "complete collapse" of corporate governance and "real maladministration" of its tax system Steinhoff said auditing firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) had been hired to conduct a full forensic investigation without limitation, as the board sought to uncover what went on.
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"—were publicly available and painted a picture of a less than responsible C.E.O. (Cohn said that an investor had initially directed him to the Instagram account.) At one point, Cohn told the board that, "while it was none of his business," it seemed that Bush had been "taking a female Athena employee on his boat.
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In the process of presenting their case, which centers on allegations of securities and wire fraud, the feds have painted a picture of how the 34-year-old financial wunderkind came back from a bet gone horribly wrong: lying and stalling his way into the windfall needed to pay back a coterie of well-off investors.
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Giuliani is central to the inquiry and has been mentioned frequently in testimony by State Department diplomats who have painted a picture of the former New York City mayor running a shadow U.S. policy toward Ukraine to pressure it to carry out a corruption investigation into Biden and his son, who worked for a Ukrainian gas company.
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As the public learned in the week that followed, Suiter was scheduled to testify the next day before a grand jury in a vast corruption case that federal prosecutors filed earlier in the year: a conspiracy that painted a picture of a Police Department that, amid the lawlessness of the city, had descended into widespread lawlessness itself.
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The nation's top border enforcement officer painted a picture of processing centers filled to capacity, border agents struggling to meet medical needs and thousands of exhausted members of migrant families crammed into a detention system that was not built to house them — all while newcomers continue to arrive, sometimes by the busload, at the rate of 2,200 a day.
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Those comments came after the release of a new book by Bob Woodward and the publication of an anonymous op-ed by a senior Trump administration official in The New York Times that painted a picture of an administration that distrusts the President and that at times has gone out of its way to thwart his agenda.
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First returns and television interviews with voters and (slightly shell-shocked) political grandees painted a picture of a United Kingdom divided sharply along lines of region, class, age and even—in the case of Northern Ireland, where such Roman Catholic areas as Foyle voted Remain while Protestant areas like North Antrim went for Leave amid much higher turnout—by religious denomination.
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From small-business owner to billionaireThese former employees painted a picture of a quiet, reclusive man who grew up in Ohio and never left, working his way up from running a small store in downtown Columbus to owning and founding L Brands, one of the largest retail corporations in the US, and becoming one of the world's richest and most successful businessmen.
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Prosecutors painted a picture of a jealous and possessive boyfriend: the fearful texts Steenkamp sent before her death ("scared of you sometimes and how u snap at me and of how u will react to me"); the raised voices and blood-curdling screams heard by neighbors on the night of the murder; an ex-girlfriend so scared of Pistorius she'd hide his gun.
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In a phone call that passed the two-hour mark, occasionally interrupted by his parenting, he painted a picture of an artist whose interests are less about music than life itself, touching on philosophy, his friendship with his longtime musical partner The Jacka, his Muslim faith, and a relationship with the commercial music world with which he is still at odds.
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In an interview after he kicked off a night of phone banking Monday, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Steve Sisolak painted a picture of a country descending into chaos under Trump -- including the mass shooting in Las Vegas last October, attacks on journalists, "women disrespected and our minorities' rights getting trampled," shootings during religious services, bombs being mailed to politicians and "babies ripped from parents' arms" at the border.
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