Bills were piling up, stresses and debts were piling up.
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Simply put, when you're organizing major tournaments, as you get closer, pressure keeps on piling up, scrutiny keeps on piling up.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Calls from world leaders were piling up.
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But like dealing with a mortgage, fees start piling up.
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Got some negative thoughts piling up during your lunch break?
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It's Hump Day people, and the sales are piling up.
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The frustrations are piling up for China's leader, Xi Jinping.
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How long will we let those reasons keep piling up?
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Evidence of exactly what happened in Syria is piling up.
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But Kalanick's contrition didn't stop more scandals from piling up.
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But Charles is not alone in piling up the titles.
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I didn't care about the dishes piling up or anything.
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Emails and phone calls about back payments continued piling up.
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Instead of piling up your plate, stick with your favorites.
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Bad news keeps piling up for Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei.
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Lawsuits are piling up against President Trump and his administration.
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Bottom line: The indictments and arrests just keep piling up.
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Major global problems are piling up, worsening by the day.
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Coronavirus Cancellations due to the coronavirus outbreak keep piling up.
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Bills were piling up, and finances were not his thing.
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"We already saw problems piling up last year," Tang said.
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But then the evidence started piling up in other species.
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Piling up so much coal isn't just useless, it's harmful.
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Bison meat began piling up in freezers, and ranchers went bankrupt.
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The company's debt is piling up even as cash reserves dwindle.
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Quick: That is money that is piling up at this point?
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St. Joseph's Orphanage Back in Vermont, the evidence was piling up.
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In the meantime, lawsuits from suppliers and contractors are piling up.
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So the reasons to do business in Europe is piling up.
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Instead, listings are sitting for a longer time and piling up.
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Frustrations have been piling up since Mr Rouhani's victory in May.
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But despite this, signs of impending recession are now piling up.
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As a result, the minerals left behind just keep piling up.
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There's a growing, multibillion-dollar backlog of maintenance work piling up.
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Yet more and more $21.1 million homes are piling up unsold.
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After that, the accusations started piling up at the Brian Center.
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I notice that the laundry's piling up, and run a load.
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Dozens of medical bills, some 203 pages long, began piling up.
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Convincing data that internet-based programs are effective is piling up,
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The disagreements between American and Israeli Jews have been piling up.
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"The incidents are piling up," wrote Lucia Graves at the Guardian.
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Too many bodies are piling up on the world's highest peak.
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More research is piling up to back up the anecdotal evidence.
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The ships are coming in and the cargo is piling up.
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Coal is piling up even as our needs for it shrink.
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Despite the money piling up, the cracks are starting to show.
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Matter As biological research races forward, ethical quandaries are piling up.
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Consequently, revenues for Gigi's Cupcakes fell and costs began piling up.
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The casualties are piling up; so are the violations of law.
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Trash and human feces (seriously!) are piling up in national parks.
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Instead, it's a bunch of little things that just keep piling up.
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The work is piling up, so I plan out lots of overtime.
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BECKY QUICK: That is money that is piling up at this point?
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NOTES: Accolades keep piling up for Minnesota F/C Karl-Anthony Towns.
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Problems were piling up for the mayor of America's third-largest city.
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Goods started piling up in ports, frustrating importers, truckers and port terminals.
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The connections between Russia and the Trump White House keep piling up.
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But by the 1880s, the country was simply piling up budget surpluses.
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The comparisons to 2008 -- the prelude to global depression -- are piling up.
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Soon, avocados with names like "Avopro" began piling up in his offices.
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A video showing likes piling up demonstrates just how compelling this is.
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The problems currently facing the commercial real estate industry are piling up.
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Beyond journalism, stories of Muslims assaulted by Trump supporters are piling up.
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Meanwhile, lawyer and consultant fees related to the bankruptcy keep piling up.
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And just as in his past starts, the walks were piling up.
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On Costello's Facebook page, angry comments against the ban were piling up.
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But more storms are coming and other legislative priorities are piling up.
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Are we prepared to fight the many fights piling up against us?
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Both parties are all in, with donations and outside spending piling up.
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The defense is still in trouble, and the injuries keep piling up.
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Once all this is laid out, the predictable stuff starts piling up.
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But since then, the political and economic tensions have been piling up.
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Pigeons roam the cavernous nave, their excrement piling up on the floor.
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The result has been a piling up of savings and little investment.
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In fact, the food from tech companies that goes uneaten is piling up.
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The statistical reflections of this collective embrace of the rally keep piling up.
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"You could literally see lumber piling up everywhere," one of the people said.
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It accumulated 277 yards after piling up 29.3 yards against UNLV last week.
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A tumbleweed-like grass is piling up on doorsteps in rural Victoria, Australia.
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As for the comments already piling up regarding the tattoos, McInerny isn't bothered.
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And airlines that were counting on the 737 Max are piling up losses.
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It accumulated 631 yards after piling up 664 yards against UNLV last week.
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Why not work through some of those longreads piling up in your bookmarks?
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At conventional banks bad loans to politically connected businesses have been piling up.
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We're already seeing dockless bikes piling up in scrap yards as companies fold.
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Gazella had medical bills piling up for over a year due to operations.
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But, at the time it went public, Apple was piling up net income.
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With screenshots piling up, Grace says that she's considered publishing them for years.
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Uber's public relations problems have been piling up over the past few months.
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The incidents keep piling up, like the cresting wave of an incoming tide.
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Foil blankets are piling up as women are arrested here at the Senate.
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There was also a joke about dead bodies piling up after Hurricane Maria.
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Penn State outgained Kentucky 410-297, piling up 246 yards through the air.
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They were piling up in my mailroom and appearing on my neighbors' doorsteps.
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"Distractions Piling up," declared a headline on SB Nation's Rams Blog, Turfshow Times.
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But in the age of consumer DNA testing, the anecdotes are piling up.
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The public debt is already piling up faster than the economy is growing.
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It largely went defunct in 2011 as complaints and lawsuits started piling up.
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Evidence for that proposition has continued piling up over the past 2202 years.
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By Friday, the announcements from Democrats in swing districts were quickly piling up.
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Trash is piling up; it has not been picked up since the storm.
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At the same time, exports and empty containers are piling up, he said.
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Outside of the pitching staff, however, the injuries seemed to be piling up.
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The ethics office's letter adds to the troubles piling up on Ms. Conway.
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Evidence is piling up, though, that this isn't enough to make an impact.
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The expenses start piling up the moment you say "I do" to a home.
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Tumbleweed Mess Tumbleweeds are piling up roof high outside homes in Wangaratta. www.7News.com.
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Now new litigation is piling up as attorneys fight to get migrant children released.
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With consumer spending slowing, some of the imports probably ended piling up in warehouses.
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Heaps of dead bees piling up outside hives points to acute, immediate pesticide poisoning.
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With wedding costs quickly piling up, I opted for a cheaper replacement iPhone 5.
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Things that really ought to be dealt with have thus just kept piling up.
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There is no doubt that external debt is piling up all over the Pacific.
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Shareholders want more cash, which is piling up in corporate Japan, returned to them.
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Investors have also been piling up cash as volatility increases and global uncertainties mount.
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On the screen next to them, the digital roses started piling up once more.
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Cash is piling up on the balance-sheets of many companies in the industry.
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Pruitt scandals piling up There's yet another spending scandal for EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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With arrests piling up, the Oath Keepers, a right-wing militia, decided to bail.
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There are superrats running around, and garbage is piling up because of the strike.
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That was also the year when his responsibilities with Tesla really began piling up.
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Dad remembers the city as chaotic then — marijuana wafting, teenagers vomiting, trash piling up.
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All those years that the Yankees were piling up titles, those franchises were waiting.
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That has resulted in reports of trash piling up at parks across the country.
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Phil Roe (R-Tenn.), who said there are too many "no" votes piling up.
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"Cash is also piling up ... but no shareholder friendly measures yet announced," he said.
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It feels just like creating a large structure, piling up the building blocks randomly.
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City workers who need more vehicles to clear the garbage that is piling up.
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The Warriors returned the favor, piling up a 22-8 record against Eastern teams.
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But as the wins kept piling up, it was starting to get pretty crowded.
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The colorful books piling up everywhere on an otherwise tidy bookcase were the answer.
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Driving the news: Numerous cases are piling up that rest on various legal theories.
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Outside, complaints about the company's customer service are piling up on Twitter and Reddit.
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That's probably because it's spring memoir season, and they've been piling up around here.
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While it sounds simple, it is easy to start piling up credit card debt.
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The messages add to pressure already piling up on Boeing and CEO Dennis Muilenburg.
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Revelations about Giuliani's mission are piling up as the Democratic impeachment push races ahead.
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The problems are only piling up with greater layoffs, salary cuts and closing businesses.
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Customer emails were piling up during what was supposed to be a slow period.
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JCPenney also has a glut of clothing piling up at its warehouses and stores.
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The waste piling up around the city was exacerbating the health crisis, Nyatsine explained.
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The waste piling up around the city was exacerbating the health crisis, Nyatsine explained.
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The monetary repercussions of Britain's chaotic withdrawal from the European Union keep piling up.
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But the records Williams is piling up now are the 'oldest this' and 'oldest that'.
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And our first target is the bathroom cabinet, where our beauty products are piling up.
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Ghost Ship also didn't have running water, and neighbors complained of trash piling up outside.
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That means unusable plastic trash is piling up — and recycling has gotten way more expensive.
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The world however is once again entering uncharted territory, with threats and uncertainty piling up.
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I can hear raised voices, impatient explanations, frustration, anger, and resignation piling up like laundry.
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In Shanghai, metal is piling up in warehouses registered with the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE).
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In east and south east Asia, discarded electronics are piling up at an alarming rate.
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That is likely because more of these pricey listings are going unsold and piling up.
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With U.S. and EU pressure piling up on Poland, Warsaw has since offered some concessions.
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In the weeks since Mr. Epstein's death, lawsuits against the estate have been piling up.
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Burn some sacred plants, and do the dishes that are piling up in your sink.
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In 2006 he was elected by piling up votes in Katanga—Mr Katumbi's power base.
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Given the modest prices, piling up plates is tempting, but be warned: Portions are hefty.
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Plastic litter is piling up in our oceans, where animals eat and choke on it.
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Snow has been piling up in the Sierra Nevada, and skiers and snowboarders are psyched.
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Other titles are piling up at the academy archive because people are dumping their films.
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My laundry had been haphazardly attended to and was piling up against my bedroom wall.
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But that will end soon as costs keep piling up for the e-commerce giant.
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Over time, the positive effect of partying had diminished and near-breakdowns were piling up.
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I know that the trash is being collected weekly, not piling up on my property.
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With fewer doctors generating revenue, and bills piling up, the practice defaulted on its loan.
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Facts and faces begin piling up along with additional coincidences as daughters start to multiply.
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At the same time, risks are piling up in large swaths of the debt markets.
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As more and more Americans contract the coronavirus, their stories from quarantine are piling up.
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She is even delighted — so she says — by the sight of trash piling up curbside.
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Losses are piling up for the Vision Fund SoftBank has had a rough few months.
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Shouldn't they be treated almost as closers even if they are not piling up saves?
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The back rent kept piling up and finally a judge signed off on an eviction.
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Because the company hasn't made any major acquisitions in a while, cash is piling up.
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Or how long before the Pyrex dishes piling up in your cupboard might constitute hoarding.
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Legal challenges to the appointment of acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker have been piling up.
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It's probably always been that way, but the noise is piling up all around us.
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Inventory of used equipment is piling up with dealers from Australia to North and South America.
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In contrast, Loughlin and her husband have pleaded not guilty -- and the charges continue piling up.
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Young tech entrepreneurs, in particular, are more interested in chalking up experiences than piling up possessions.
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Get too swept up, and that is when you could see the extra charges piling up.
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Bankruptcies in the retail sector are piling up and chains have aggressively closed under-performing stores.
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Sotomayor said examples are piling up with evidence of midazolam's inability to render an execution painless.
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Critics say regulations have been piling up since the government's rulebook was first launched in 1935.
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That has led to more listings piling up and sitting on the market for longer periods.
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As the songs started piling up over the past two years, a theme began to emerge.
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And shipping containers filled with emergency goods are piling up at the Port of San Juan.
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Critics say regulations have been piling up since the government's rulebook was first launched in 85033.
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The ecological damages are piling up faster than we can wean ourselves off the material itself.
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But the controversies keep piling up and lawmakers from both parties have called for his ouster.
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Snow is piling up, as Americans from Maine to Georgia crank up their thermostats in response.
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Photos show how Boeing's grounded 737 Max planes are piling up at the company's Seattle plant
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With bills piling up and uncertainty over whether the government will still be open beyond Feb.
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"It feels just like creating a large structure, piling up the building blocks randomly," he said.
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And it seems to be increasingly piling up in our most beautiful and wide open spaces.
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Meanwhile, the lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies that manufacture medical mesh, like Boston Scientific, were piling up.
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Evidence of the role of behavioral advertising in the dissemination of fake news is piling up.
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I stop dragging Penny as we reach the crowd of kids piling up into the bus.
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Intimations of doom start piling up as the outlines of an impending apocalypse come into focus.
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For Sevastova, the errors kept piling up and she frequently turned to her box in anguish.
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The piling up of ghastly episodes punctured the myth of Big Tech's unerring wisdom and benevolence.
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I'll do the laundry that's been piling up all week and clean from top to bottom.
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Maybe as things keep piling up, we'll see enough Republicans peel away to make impeachment possible.
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The polling evidence is piling up: The 2018 Tennessee Senate race to replace outgoing Republican Sen.
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But, while we're waiting for it, billions more bags will be piling up in the landfills.
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In a brilliant short essay, Lydia Kiesling solves this problem by piling up metaphors and similes.
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It is not that Germany's elites do not recognize the many problems piling up around them.
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In the meantime, orders were piling up from major airlines including Qatar Airways and Singapore Airlines.
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They began piling up around the stopped cars, quickly burying the vehicles, including a tractor-trailer.
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Climate change and its effects are accelerating, with climate related disasters piling up, season after season.
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But the GOP defections are piling up and few see a viable path for full repeal.
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Global warming and its effects are accelerating, with climate-related disasters piling up, season after season.
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Pension and health care debts are piling up faster than they can be funded, he said.
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Garbage, usually removed by train, has been piling up near Machu Picchu, a major tourist destination.
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Throw the mail piling up on the counter in the junk drawer if you need to.
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But evidence that any such effects are relatively small has been piling up for several decades.
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Instead, cases are piling up, and EPA is unable to move quickly to protect public health.
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"We're piling up a lot of airplanes in a very small piece of sky," said Col.
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Negative stories about him have been piling up, making critics nervous on both sides of the aisle.
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Three days after the mudslide, unclaimed bodies piling up in Freetown's main mortuary posed another health risk.
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S. retailers have been stocking up consumer goods from China before hikes in tariff, piling up inventories.
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This unending churn all means that every minute there's more plastic junk piling up in the world.
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And now all the debris starts piling up behind it, making it bigger, and bigger, and bigger.
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No time for a walk, because my emails are piling up and it is stressing me out.
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Trash piling up in the streets goes uncollected, breeding swarms of flies and emitting a pungent stench.
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All of this is piling up, and now I'm sitting here not knowing who I just married.
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At first the cash was piling up so fast that it would not fit in the safe.
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That money should be building infrastructure in America instead of piling up in Irish and Caribbean banks.
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Even as far as North Carolina or Kentucky, there could be heavy amounts of ice piling up.
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He went on to manage the Giants, Orioles, Expos and Nationals -- piling up over 1,000 career wins.
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Loud, scattered gunfire leads to the cold voice of an AI accounting the piling up of deaths.
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And although Caterpillar can grow faster, the risks, particularly the wild card of China, are piling up.
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When the tumbleweeds hit an obstacle, like a fence or even a house, they start piling up.
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And garbage would begin piling up in urban and suburban zones rather than going to a landfill.
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An onscreen counter shows how many pictures are piling up as you hold the shutter button down.
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Within months of the soldiers' arrival, allegations of sexual abuse began piling up against several of them.
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"When oil falls, it conjures up images of deflation, inventories piling up and China slowing," he said.
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You're not gonna see guys who aren't piling up the saves in the Hall Of Fame, either.
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That all sounds dandy, but then the questions started piling up: what is it made out of?
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One option is to continue the status quo, spending with little restraint and piling up additional debt.
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More maps and compare forecast models Snow was piling up Saturday morning in Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland.
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Morgues and funeral homes were calling for help dealing with the bodies piling up around their facilities.
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The cases involving Mr. Netanyahu or his close associates have been piling up at a dizzying pace.
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The chance of piling up more debt is limited and future taxpayers and pensioners should be grateful.
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"Things are piling up on Robbie right now," Callaway said when asked about Cano's latest bad look.
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By the weekend, while thousands of suitcases were piling up at Kennedy, all was calm at Logan.
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Protesters regrouped and blocked a major commercial street by piling up barricades and setting a large fire.
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Not one to throw anything away, he grew frustrated by the email piling up in his inbox.
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Reputational and financial costs are piling up, crimping margins at some of the world's most profitable banks.
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The stands at London Stadium were full again, and the victories and the surprises kept piling up.
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Holzhauer won handily on Wednesday, piling up 2202,2628 points and defeating Jennings by more than 28500,6900 points.
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Cover: Bouquets of flowers and stuffed animals are piling up outside the Fort Worth home Monday, Oct.
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The idled commercial airplanes have been piling up on expensive real estate for more than nine months.
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And Germany is not alone; Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark and the Netherlands have been piling up big surpluses, too.
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WeRateDogs's Twitter announcement about the game already has 3,700 retweets, so those pre-orders are piling up fast.
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With just 100 days to go before the start of the Rio Olympics, the problems kept piling up.
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The Tigers sent 11 batters to the plate in the second while piling up seven runs against Vargas.
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But there are now enough issues piling up on the daily that some people are demanding a recall.
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This risk is reflected in how senior employees refer to the mistakes and accidents piling up in Alaska.
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The restrictions have reportedly led to recycling waste piling up in developed countries with nowhere to send it.
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Between the lines: People aren't wearing helmets on these rented scooters, and the head injuries are piling up.
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The snow is already piling up Thursday morning and will continue to bury the area throughout the day.
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This was five sets, so of course there's going to be a lot of unforced errors piling up.
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And without the infrastructure to absorb all the waste that China is rejecting, the plastics are piling up.
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Apple could be adopting a stacked PCB mainboard, piling up all those transistors on top of one another.
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Nuclear waste has been piling up in the U.S. for decades, but there's no permanent solution for it.
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Communities along the East Coast were preparing for the wintry onslaught, piling up salt and positioning snow plows.
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"We have risk events piling up," said Blake Gwinn, U.S. rates strategist at NatWest Markets in Stamford, Connecticut.
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It also represents the piling up of debt that the U.S. will one day have to pay back.
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Unfortunately for Golden State and its fans, piling up regular season wins doesn't mean much without a championship.
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With subpoenas piling up, courts may be less sympathetic with Congress in balancing executive privilege against legislative oversight.
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Nicholson has started all 7 games for the Redskins this season ... piling up 35 tackles and 2 interceptions.
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The tax threat is rising because federal debt is piling up by more than $21625 trillion a year.
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Lawsuits are piling up against the Trump administration's decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
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It's a great day to tackle the piles of clothes and paperwork that are piling up around you.
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While you've been blissfully unaware, literal mountains of cheese have been piling up in our nation's cheese warehouses.
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Many experts say the delays are caused by ever-more complicated disputes piling up in a congested system.
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No one knows for sure which straw will break the camel's back, only that they are piling up.
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While she doesn't see a recession on the horizon, she also noted that the risks are piling up.
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Before the bodies start piling up, they act as if they're in a dark, perverse comedy about parenthood.
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Deadly attacks were also reported in other parts of the country, with bodies piling up on both sides.
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One memo, from December 2012, noted increases in detainees' deaths and corpses piling up and decomposing in hospitals.
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But those plans are now on hold, and cancellations are piling up — at Santani, and across Sri Lanka.
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But in Game 1163 they came out hair-afire, piling up ridiculous point totals and playing with abandon.
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Nike sneakers are piling up on retailers' shelves due to poor demand, according to one Wall Street firm.
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It borrows most of the extra money from investors, piling up public debts that now exceed $14.3 trillion.
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China's duties on U.S. beef exports comes as more of the product is piling up in cold storage.
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But cancellations and closings are piling up just as fast as face masks are flying off the shelves.
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There are intense episodes with instruments breaking into skittish bursts and pitches piling up into tart, raw harmonies.
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The report leans heavily on stats to illustrate the volume of work piling up on desks in Dublin.
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In Florida, a recount is underway, with lawsuits and counter-lawsuits piling up and allegations of malfeasance flying.
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The departures come as regulatory investigations, congressional inquiries, and class-action lawsuits are piling up against the company.
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"Next thing I know I see cars just start piling up on top of each other," he said.
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Now, with eight children to feed and bills piling up, he is desperate to get back to business.
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I imagined the university library, growing and growing, the books piling up on the edge of this ocean.
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Case in point: As several designers showed their spring wares last week, snow was piling up in New York.
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Tons of recycled paper and plastics are piling up across the country, and this problem has only just begun.
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Griffin attributed it to problems in the locker room and a team that was regressing despite piling up victories.
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The world's biggest brands have a garbage problem Plastic waste from corporations is piling up in landfills and oceans.
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Cover: Coronavirus whistleblower Fang Bin was arrested after his videos of corpses piling up at Wuhan hospitals went viral.
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But when you've got a plot as complex and fragile as this film's, the questions really start piling up.
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Are you over the age of 45 with a good credit score, but the bills are still piling up?
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In the US, a lot of it is already piling up in landfills, according to The New York Times.
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Evidence is piling up that tension between the world's two largest economies has dampened business confidence and depressed investment.
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Songs were piling up and I knew I had to get into the studio to try to record some.
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"As you know better than most, tuition keeps going through the roof and debt keeps piling up," Clinton said.
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In other words, the political and humanitarian costs of the GOP's repeal strategy will begin piling up right away.
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But it is also clear that much of what is currently entering the country is piling up in inventory.
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That way, you can get back on target gradually, without triggering taxes with sales or piling up transaction costs.
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There are almost 140 open seats on the federal bench waiting to be filled, with many more piling up.
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Moore was thrilled to be in the title hunt after piling up six birdies in a bogey-free display.
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Keeping these requests from piling up could make users feel safer while ensuring they can keep adding real friends.
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If all goes well, we should see used-rocket number 5 piling up in the SpaceX hangar shortly after.
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With debt piling up and stores bleeding cash, two iconic American retailers chose sharply divergent survival strategies in 211.
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The life jackets have been slowly piling up in a dump on the island, near the town of Molyvos.
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Meanwhile, work is piling up: "In China, practically every day there is a new patent on maca," he said.
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But new counts kept piling up, including the charge of witness tampering, until Manafort's future was seriously in doubt.
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Auburn was ranked second in that poll but managed only 11 yards after piling up 255 in the Nov.
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They met when Sharifi and his son offered to help Bauer rake the leaves piling up in her yard.
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But there is scant evidence to suggest that this is true — and more evidence piling up that it isn't.
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The Bulldogs held a 93-66 edge in total yards, piling up 18 first downs to Georgia Tech's four.
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He visited one of his favorite bars sometimes multiple times a day, piling up thousands of dollars in tabs.
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Before sleep, I wash my dishes that have been piling up (my bad roommate trait) and do my skincare.
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Evidence is piling up that tension between the world's two largest economies has dampened business confidence and depressed investment.
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It's called "Catastrophe," and here's some of it: Clouds piling up from the north announce the rain to come.
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Good or bad, wise or unwise, the research is already being conducted and the brain scans are piling up.
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Since then, the 149.33 Heisman Trophy winner has been punishing defenders, piling up yards in his best year yet.
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But when you work on Wall Street, you realize a lot of people are passionate about piling up money.
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Sales of cars, homes and even biscuits are down, the rupee's value has plunged and layoffs are piling up.
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It houses about 12,000 specimens, many of which have not been inventoried and are simply piling up on shelves.
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While the bad news appears to be piling up recently, the start of 2016 was also difficult for Kerrisdale.
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He advises Jakartans to avoid piling up things that can be seen as a hiding spot for a snake.
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Like Peloton, the provider of transparent braces is quickly growing its revenue, but its losses are piling up, too.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Garbage has been piling up for weeks in the halls of 112 2nd Avenue.
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The paper gains are piling up since the stock market rally began the day after Donald Trump was elected president.
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And forget about reading the news—you're more concerned about the emails piling up in your inbox before 9 a.m.
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"It unsettles him to know that the number of homicide victims will start piling up on December 1st," said Hope.
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Duterte then threatened to leave the UN, saying the organization should stop worrying about the bones of criminals piling up.
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But it is impossible to build such a big business without piling up liabilities, in a political sense, at least.
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As the wood began piling up around their home over the months, McDaniel decided to put it to good use.
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The bodies of African-American men keep piling up, killed by police officers for nothing, it seems, besides being black.
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Selection for greater height, for instance, requires piling up changes at a number of dispersed genes to have an effect.
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Numerous hospital visits and rounds of antibiotics had done nothing to relieve the pain, yet the bills kept piling up.
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This action did not just mark the latest escalation on the Continent to target U.S. corporations' profits piling up overseas.
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But they have yet to make a dent on the plastic pollution that is piling up in the impoverished country.
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We're not saying this relationship is the definition of insanity, but family and friends say the evidence is piling up.
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Trump swamped his rivals by piling up seven wins across the nation, demonstrating broad appeal for his anti-establishment movement.
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Since then, investors have sent Volkswagen's stock tumbling, governments have begun to take action and legal challenges are piling up.
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So Mr Sanders has been piling up delegates through the caucus system, though Mrs Clinton remains some 2.4m votes ahead.
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The Center for Investigative Journalism reports that bodies are piling up at the morgues of the hospitals on the island.
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Neither does rainfall, which players often play through on clay, or clay piling up on a line during a rally.
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In Schaeuble's view, governments must stop piling up debt so that future policy makers still have some money to spend.
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You never run into the issue of (toothbrush heads) piling up in the bathroom, and it's not a guessing game.
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Bell says the historic move is due to the dysfunction of the office, which has been piling up for years.
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Jeremy Smith ran for two touchdowns for Louisville, but Jackson was nearly unstoppable in piling up 20 yards of offense.
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Photos show Singles Day packages piling up in warehouses in Beijing, China, and some warehouses look more crowded than others.
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Clinton is capable of piling up enough of a victory margin to pull congressional Democrats into office along with her.
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Only $500 million of bonds mature this year before payments start piling up to peak at $10 billion in 2019.
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Duterte attacked the UN for "worrying about the bones of criminals piling up" while wars rage in Syria and Iraq.
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The bad news keeps piling up for General Electric shareholders as the company announced worse-than-expected insurance portfolio results.
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Peter Jos, who runs a local department store, has kept photos of the trash piling up in the town center.
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It seems possible that the latest tremors may slow the operations further, piling up costs for crews and fracking equipment.
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With child care costs piling up, Ms. Roncetti asked to work part time in order to care for her daughters.
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The first two efforts did not succeed, and the evidence is piling up that the third will not triumph either.
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"All of the items that are joyless are piling up into what we are calling the joyless avalanche," Shinn said.
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Italy's economic growth is the slowest in the European Union, public debt keeps piling up and international investors are nervous.
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There's this piling up of imagery and you have to really stare at it a long time to decode it.
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As a result, chest-high pallets of off-white packaging film were piling up under the depot's corrugated-metal roof.
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A foreign policy purely aimed at piling up wealth also undermines America's mission of making the world safe for democracy.
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And evidence keeps piling up that this has all kinds of bad effects on things like income inequality and innovation.
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To cover the real expenses of the trip, the couple spent 10 months piling up travel credit — about $6,000 worth.
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Some of the destruction has been attributed to residents angry about the blight of bikes piling up in their neighborhoods.
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Bodies are piling up on all sides, and an American search for a political settlement through negotiations is proving difficult.
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And with no way to treat the wounded, bodies were piling up on the streets of the shrinking rebel territory.
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The first is that you will inevitably double-book yourself with all the events piling up on your social calendar.
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Wheat, corn and soybeans are piling up in silos while Congress waits for a clear signal from the Trump administration.
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And evidence is piling up that the elder Mr. Murdoch is the one running the show at Fox News, anyway.
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The problems are "piling up" for Bay Area recycling and trash collection companies trying to comply with California's strict standards.
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Her staff continued working on the project, she says, and her bills started piling up, notably for government payroll charges.
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Klobuchar's announcement was distinctive: Snow blanketed the ground around her, piling up on her head as she announced her candidacy.
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Flood-proofing a regular four-foot door would require piling up 250 50-pound sandbags, a highly labor-intensive task.
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Meanwhile, fresh capital is piling up in the coffers of local startups with all the intensity of a New England snowstorm.
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While Washington doesn't boast New York's famous subway monsters, anecdotal evidence is piling up that the rodents are on the march.
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Its strategy has been discredited, its stock price plunged, government investigations are piling up and a new management team was hired.
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Stephen Curry showed no ill effects of a quad injury by piling up 43 points in just three quarters of action.
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Nvidia Corp fell 523 percent after the chip designer blamed unsold chips piling up as the cryptocurrency mining boom fizzles out.
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Her skill was a comfort and consolation during those long hours in hiding ("the products of my pen are piling up").
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The lawsuits are piling up against Facebook in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica data misuse and political ad targeting scandal.
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Problems are piling up in Italy, sending Italian stocks sinking and creating fresh concerns about the future of the European Union.
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Yep, just chilling in the middle of the road completely unconcerned with the long line of cars piling up behind it.
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But he pushed scientific inquiry away from the mindless piling up of facts and towards making a difference to people's lives.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Kostas Argyros's unpaid electricity bills are piling up, among a mountain of debt owed to Greece's biggest power utility.
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Unfortunately, this exchange program was suspended almost a year ago, which means the change is really piling up over at Covanta.
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Residents of OP13 streamed out, set fire to rubbish that had been piling up for weeks and banged pots and pans.
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The brutalized bodies of young girls are piling up in Wind Gap, and Camille is the only one for the job.
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During their occupation of the base, they destroyed the main runway, piling up mounds of earth and planting bombs within them.
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"It seemed like there were very few breaks for Dallas, and it's piling up on him a little bit," Hinch said.
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Since then, though, evidence has been piling up that it may cause birth defects in children and neurological problems in adults.
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Griffin did not like the tone of the locker room and did not see improvement despite the team piling up victories.
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At the same time, snow falling on the surface 40 feet above was piling up and pushing down on the ceilings.
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But amid the relatively healthy export efforts, the supply of the feedgrain is perhaps not piling up as much as feared.
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Over the years, studies have been piling up that suggest stenting stable angina patients may not actually be all that helpful.
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Roddy is one of the greatest Falcons of all-time, piling up 10,863 yards and 63 TDs in his 11 seasons.
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How lenders deal with the bad debt piling up on their books is the most urgent question hanging over Chinese banks.
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With the match on the line, Williams stayed aggressive, despite piling up 63 unforced errors, and Kozlova could not match it.
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So Ms. Morrison, who lives alone and is housebound, turned to a patient advocate again when medical bills began piling up.
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Brown was tennis from another planet, the points, the winners, the errors and the running dialogue piling up at breakneck pace.
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On the legal front, a judge has halted Mississippi's abortion law and the lawsuits keep piling up for Alabama's abortion law.
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He ran for a season-low 43 yards after piling up a combined 338 yards rushing in the last two games.
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Like soybeans, domestic corn supply is also piling up, so there may be some stiff competition at port between the two.
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Climate plans piling up: Delaney is the fourth Democratic presidential candidate to release a comprehensive climate action plan, following Washington Gov.
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How to help Las Vegas shooting victims Lawsuits are piling up Over 450 people have filed lawsuits against MGM, Mandalay Corp.
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Many of Iran's banks are still struggling after piling up bad debt during the more than a decade-long sanctions era.
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Expeditions to remote lands widened the search to nearly all continents, piling up skeletons faster than could be analyzed in depth.
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Radioactive water is still piling up, by some estimates, at a rate of 300 tons per day, the Associated Press reported.
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Communication planet Mercury enters Virgo on July 25, helping you get organized and complete all the tasks you've had piling up.
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The undelivered planes, meanwhile, have been piling up at Boeing's Seattle facility, even as Boeing slowed production after the fatal crashes.
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But the evidence is piling up that this approach will not work on the national level, at least not this year.
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The evidence just keeps piling up: Democrats are in a good position to take the House in the 20183 midterm elections.
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However, like the dead fish that keep piling up, the hashtag and the thousands using it have become difficult to ignore.
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Venezuela's misery is causing a refugee crisis in South America, and migrants are piling up at the U.S. border with Mexico.
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The Kentucky senator was piling up some branches he'd apparently gathered in the yard of his Bowling Green home last November.
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Arizona came into the game with high hopes after piling up 38 points last week in a win over Tampa Bay.
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Sakai's attention had been drawn to another building, to a fourth-floor apartment where garbage was piling up on the balcony.
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Except for the billionaires, no one in the Democratic field has that kind of money piling up in their war chests.
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Instead of piling up those repetitions, he is focusing on footwork and working out the muscles around his shoulder, he said.
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Against an outclassed Pacquiao, Mayweather was still content to keep moving and piling up points rather than go for the knockout.
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As water began erupting through Baghdad, some of it snowed back to the moon's surface, piling up near the fracture's margins.
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And like all those TV remotes piling up on the arm of your couch, the situation is getting out of hand.
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It's the piling up of these sorts of questions surrounding Russian influence that demand this extra level of attention by electors.
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Some of the other founders who won glory in this decade are now known for questionable practices while piling up deficits.
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There are reportedly long delays in bodies being released to relatives, and even of corpses piling up outside a broken refrigerator.
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Unfortunately with school-work piling up, I only got as far as creating a single room before the project was abandoned.
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All states in the Democratic race award their delegates proportionally, meaning Clinton can keep piling up delegates even in states she loses.
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As executives at startups like Theranos, Andreessen-backed Zenefits, and Uber are newly exposed for malfeasance, the troubling questions keep piling up.
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And as they consider the threats piling up against them, they finally start to feel human, and like heroes instead of punchlines.
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The coalition's target is 50% bigger than the biggest deficit officials had calculated the state could run without piling up more debt.
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The temple's stunned monks and nuns were left with the memory of authorities piling up bodies on the road outside their gates.
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She said she was shocked at the amount, a sign that her bank's $35 overdraft charges had been piling up for weeks.
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Comments have started piling up at Typo's Facebook page, with many laughing off the complaints and applauding the company's carefully crafted apology.
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BRI countries risk piling up dangerous amounts of debt, which some fear is designed to give China a strategic hold over them.
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Because it took half the total traded around the world, that has left hillocks of the stuff piling up in the West.
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Others are just waking up to the problem; before plastic began piling up, it reasonably seemed less of a priority for governments.
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Sure, there are helmet giveaways, safety campaigns, and in-app instructions on how to ride properly, but the incidents keep piling up.
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Now all we have to do is stop thinking about that monthly storage bill, and we can just keep piling up stuff.
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In areas under their control, rubbish is piling up, cash is hard to get hold of and the lights have gone out.
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If your clothes are piling up on the floor, then dust them off and put them in this five-pocket hanging shelf.
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Yun said evidence is piling up that the construction of new homes is crucial to keeping momentum building behind the housing recovery.
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"The evidence is piling up in the corporate world that diversity brings about better decision making—in corporations, in governance," she says.
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But Adidas has developed a 100 percent recyclable sneaker that, if it catches on, could keep shoes from piling up in landfills.
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The Taiwan dollar, however, remained under pressure with bearish positions on the currency piling up in the past month and a half.
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As she tries to keep her secret, wishes are piling up and she must come to terms with her abilities and past.
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Also, the manufacturer is looking to hire new employees as it struggles to meet commercial aircraft orders that have been piling up.
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The charges against R. Kelly just keep piling up, with Minnesota now the third state where he's facing accusations of sex crimes.
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"I could feel my brain filling up with angry bits, piling up like Ho Ho wrappers on a binge day," she says.
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Soon he has ignited a turf war between rival drug gangs, one Serbian, the other homegrown, and the bodies start piling up.
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"You build a feature, and then you build another feature, and they are piling up," says Facebook's head of Messenger Stan Chudnovsky.
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Several Republican senators, including Bob Corker of Tennessee, have expressed concerns about piling up debt as a result of the tax overhaul.
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The middlemen who sponsor the accounts, like the SVCF, are making their own money by piling up donor assets and collecting fees.
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The two dozen Democratic presidential candidates are competing for donations as President Trump is piling up money for his re-election effort.
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Venezuela's misery is causing a refugee crisis in South America, above, and migrants are piling up at the U.S. border with Mexico.
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"The person then opens up the back of the truck and gestures to the back, saying, "There's bodies up there, piling up.
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We all have many things processing and piling up in our heads and it's not always just calm and serenity up there.
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With this set of facts piling up, plenty of people have decided unions are now irrelevant and left the movement for dead.
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Florence is more or less moving directly toward the coast, so the storm is piling up water and pushing it toward shore.
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The questions are piling up as Pompeo eyes a Senate seat in Kansas — and a potential future bid for the White House.
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In fact, piling up dishes and glasses incorrectly may leave the stack too heavy or lopsided for the server to successfully carry.
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Still, Clinton won the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes, piling up an overwhelming majority in deeply Democratic states like California.
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Right now, all the cards are piling up in her basement and have formed an impenetrable wall in her garage, she says.
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Like a good horror movie the clues have been piling up, but markets like to pretend they have been caught by surprise.
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But fouls were piling up for the Highlanders, who lost starting guard Devonnte Holland on his fifth with 238:50 to play.
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Most plastics don't biodegrade, and the massive amounts that are piling up in landfills emit greenhouse gases and contribute to global warming.
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This new money for Asia is reflective of Sequoia's activity elsewhere in the world, where it is piling up cash for more details.
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And that piling up of wealth is also an issue, since venture capital firms always struggle with generational changes that come with success.
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All of these things are piling up and I think you&aposre going to see moderates step out and say, again, walk away.
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But in low-lying areas along the coast, the problem was not snow piling up but water rushing in, propelled by the wind.
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And without the skimability of an email, you can imagine a big queue of videos piling up that staffers don't want to watch.
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Lawsuits were piling up, several labor unions were organizing drivers to strike and combative rhetoric from all involved seemed to foreshadow a showdown.
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We were snappy about the dishes piling up; we whined about wanting to take a walk or a drive just to get out.
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Sonic booms are caused by air piling up in front of various parts of the plane, particularly its nose, wings and engine inlets.
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Some of those assumptions (really, they're hang-ups) are worth jettisoning, but as they start piling up, I start to get increasingly uncomfortable.
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I open a bunch of delivery packages that have been piling up, including some snow tubes I bought for our post-Christmas getaway.
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THERE seems to be no end to the legal troubles piling up around Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, his family and close circle.
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The provisions piling up in Cúcuta, the first phase of a $20m humanitarian-assistance programme, cannot alleviate the misery of all 30m Venezuelans.
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"We needed a new system to deal with the growing set of features that were piling up on an older design," Kalanick said.
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But as the head doctor of the International Cycling Federation puts it, the evidence against the drug has been piling up for years.
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Blue Jays RH Marcus Stroman (218-33, 23) Kennedy is piling up strikeouts with 28 in 25 innings over his last two outings.
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The car maker has said that regular Explorer drivers "have no reason to be concerned," but complaints from first responders continue piling up.
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Nursing has never been an easy job, but with staffing shortages and patients piling up, the gig is getting tougher across the country.
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"Ever since President Obama and a Democrat-led Congress passed Obamacare six years ago, the law's failures have been piling up," he said.
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All states in the Democratic race award their delegates proportionally, meaning Clinton can keep piling up delegates even in states where she loses.
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"There was no space – everyone was piling up on top of each other trying to get as far away as possible," Casiano described.
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Uber fired him in May, and Kalanick resigned a month later, as other scandals swirling around the once-hot startup continued piling up.
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When you turn 18 and the responsibilities start piling up, resist the urge to overdose on coffee: It'll make your hands tremble. 10.
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And right now it's 800,000 government workers who feel insulted, forgotten and anxious about rent, mortgage, car payment and medical bills piling up.
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Time-lapse footage near Mauna Kea's summit captured wind gusts and thick snow piling up near the elegantly named Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope.
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The plastic chow mein containers piling up in your apartment, however, suggest it may be time to reevaluate how you shop for groceries.
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I see myself in high school pretending to be something I was not, and I see all the doubts piling up inside me.
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For years, Schaeuble has pushed for central banks to end their ultra-loose monetary policy and for governments to stop piling up debt.
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With tariffs piling up and potentially pushing prices higher, odds are that the Fed will push through two more increases before 2018 ends.
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One man carried a sack of grain away on his shoulder, and women rushed back and forth piling up food in the courtyard.
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The issue has gained some acceptance, whether in the form of plastic straw bans or anxiety about e-commerce-related cardboard piling up.
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By the time the holidays roll around, building lobbies look like post offices, with packages piling up in mailrooms and behind concierge desks.
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Things hadn't been going well with his software company; the unpaid invoices, which he awkwardly ignored, were piling up on the kitchen table.
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While a paralyzed federal government is not yet damaging the economy, the damage from Mr. Trump's other personal policy perversions is piling up.
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"There has been irritation among member states that some are piling up supplies, and not contributing what they have to," the official said.
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Still, the piling up of incidents and images and subplots has a congestive effect here, blurring our focus and blunting our emotional responses.
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The collapse is happening so fast it isn't visible yet in standard data like the unemployment rate, but startling facts are piling up.
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Williams-Goss scored at will, piling up 25 points, and the lanky junior forward Johnathan Williams slashed his way to a double-double.
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The airline Aeroméxico, he said, has provided space in cargo holds, but more carriers are needed for the goods piling up on pallets.
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"They've been piling up the concessions," said Ms. Morin, noting that this strategy could be perceived as giving up on the larger project.
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Unfortunately, that is exactly what is happening with our federal budget as unprecedented annual deficits are piling up debt faster than the economy.
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The receipt is absolutely nuts ... the guys bought a TON of expensive food and alcohol, piling up $11,183 worth of Louis XIII alone.
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Suddenly Anthony has more than his father to worry about, and the adversity just keeps piling up, building to a ridiculously improbable climax.
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While we Venezuelans are going hungry, there have been violent standoffs over humanitarian aid piling up at the borders with Colombia and Brazil.
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Really, life's made in those moments—the frustration of everything piling up so much that you're not even sure where the pressure begins.
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Yet grievances against the police were piling up in the city's black wards, with allegations of racial profiling, unlawful stops and excessive force.
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Endorsing Mr. McConnell's strategy could hurt her in the general election , especially if 4-to-4 decisions on the Supreme Court start piling up.
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" Still, she says, "Evidence is piling up that disruptions of the stratospheric polar vortex are happening more often and global warming is a player.
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U.S. gasoline supplies are piling up, and while that might not help drivers much, it could be a negative for the price of oil.
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The company emerged from bankruptcy in 2017, two years after filing for Chapter 11 protection after piling up more than $18 billion in debt.
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Not only is this helpful in staying organized, but it's extremely satisfying when all the tasks you've checked off your list start piling up.
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Supposedly, the system AI had yet to distinguish between humans and animals, and heaps of dead critters were piling up around the fortified walls.
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After a garbage crisis in 2015 left rubbish piling up in the streets, companies began dumping it in the sea, spoiling the Mediterranean beaches.
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Trump has run a campaign long on the outside game of televised rallies but short on the inside game of quietly piling up delegates.
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After the allegations began piling up in late 2014, Ruehli once again came forward, this time allowing her name and photograph to be used.
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Tasks are piling up around you, and the Sun in fearless Aries will push you to do whatever it takes to move things forward.
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How does one reconcile wanting to write with the mound of so much good writing that has been piling up for hundreds of years?
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It's been a while since anyone has drawn the winning numbers, so it's been piling up waiting to be won by one lucky person.
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I stay away from fabrics that are overly shiny, or from piling up too many accessories, and match my lipstick to complete the look.
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While some health care experts have stated recently that the insurance market is "by and large" stable under Obamacare, troubles are clearly piling up.
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I was enjoying myself too damn much — and from the seemingly endless number of replies that were piling up, I wasn't the only one.
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Investors have been dumping the stock as promises of growth have not been delivered and the company kept piling up losses and burning cash.
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For his satellite positions, Rapaport seeks out managers who can provide downside protection, perhaps by piling up cash positions or investing in defensive sectors.
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The endorsements from gun control groups are piling up for Clinton, who is seen as much stronger on guns than her Democratic challenger, Sen.
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The no-shows for Page and Brin are piling up Yet even as crisis threatened to engulf their company, Page and Brin stayed quiet.
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Puerto Rico, with 225.5 million U.S. citizens, has spent the last ten years in recession with debt piling up to pay for basic services.
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Lawmakers are facing an end-of-the-year traffic jam with legislation piling up and a tight schedule that leaves them little wiggle room.
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While orders for the truck are already piling up, Davitt cautions that the semi's battery could actually be another Achilles' heel for the automaker.
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I'll admit that lately my Hubble boxes have been piling up, as I've been wearing glasses more often than usual since starting this article.
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"If you don't give your body a chance to do that (fully digest a meal), you just start piling up the food," he said.
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Members of Congress ought to feel the same urgency that our constituents face as bills are piling up with no end in clear sight.
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Some question whether refiners are being strategic in their buying, piling up a surplus in advance of a potential border tax on imported crude.
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And so within the Republican party, I'm not pulling for the Trump forces just so we can keep winning elections and piling up victories.
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Mr. Trump knows that the U.S. cannot keep piling up trillions of dollars in foreign debt by being the world's buyer of last resort.
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So, somewhat paradoxically, there may be way too much "evidence" (in the storytelling sense) piling up against Duane for him to be Andrea's killer.
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Those negatives have been piling up in recent years, and Kelly said the Fed, Bank of Japan, and European Central Bank haven't realized it.
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His set speech can be short, leaving more time for questions, or it can build, hitting all the high points, piling up the cheers.
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Reports of violence are piling up in Catalonia, Spain, as security forces try to stop an independence referendum vote unfolding in defiance of Madrid.
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The "deleveraging" campaign, which makes it harder for corporations to borrow from banks, will prevent more bad loans piling up in the banking system.
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Unfortunately for Canadians, the evidence just keeps piling up that compared to the rest of the world, they're getting a raw deal on data.
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With much of the federal government closed because of the budget standoff, museums are shuttered, tour guides are unavailable and trash is piling up.
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Even then, some of those earnings will have to go to pay late fees on credit card and mortgage bills that are piling up.
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But many of these airlines, already grappling with narrow profit margins, have faced fluctuating oil prices and bills piling up after summer holiday periods.
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Boucher said he'd "had enough" of the senator's habit of piling up garden rubbish along the border of their properties in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
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A. If you have already added the programs to your computer, you can delete the old installation programs piling up in the Downloads folder.
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The Cavs came out of halftime looking terrible on both ends while piling up three fouls in less than two minutes on the court.
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"Inventories are piling up as exporters' and processors' warehouses run out of space, although they have cut prices by 25%-30%," the association said.
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But Trump's foreign policy achievements -- apart from piling up glowing flattery by leaders intent on exploiting his craving for praise -- are questionable at best.
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" Hiking toward a mountain portage, he admired the way "the river twisted in upon itself in eddies and whirlpools, piling up in unbreaking waves.
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By the time the hug was finished, I was so panicked about the emails piling up in my inbox that I was practically convulsing.
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Additionally, the administration's proposal claims the added revenue from the fee hike will reduce the maintenance backlog that is piling up in our parks.
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Recode reported Thursday that complaints about shipping delays started piling up this week on social media, like in the comments on the post below.
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This piling up of various images and styles, of different themes and forms, is in itself a kind of defiance, a resistance to reduction.
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But their deaths are also spotlighting the epidemic of violence against black trans women in the U.S. — and those unsolved murders are piling up.
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The Trump administration could also stop sending some judges to the border to prioritize removals there, which leads to cases piling up at home.
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In the meantime, they fear that if Japan continues piling up debt, it will be even harder for the country to climb back out.
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But though there have only been a few Colorado polls this month, the evidence is piling up that the race there has dramatically tightened.
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Despite the cash piling up in Silicon Valley, some start-ups might be better off selling out next year, according to the CEO of Adobe.
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Nvidia Corp shares fell 10.93 percent in premarket trading after the chip designer blamed unsold chips piling up as the cryptocurrency mining boom fizzles out.
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Its stores are outdated, unsold inventory is piling up and merchandising isn't resonating with millennials, a key demographic that should be on all retailers' radars.
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National parks could get worse: At National Parks across the US, human waste is already piling up as many areas are understaffed or not monitored.
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Playing almost entirely as the family's father, we experience how the atmosphere changes over time — unpacked boxes, layout shifts, clutter piling up over the years.
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And for that reason, it's at least possible that a handful of Senate Republicans will break with Trump early if damning evidence keeps piling up.
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But victims of Hollywood predators kept piling up, children grew up, and the internet gave those who were previously marginalized a way to speak up.
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The problem is the same as that which plagued the Soviet Union: capital, directed by political interests, piling up in inefficient parts of the economy.
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If you've found yourself overwhelmed by the staggering amount of television piling up in your queue, rest assured: There is so, so much more coming.
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What to watch: The facts of Tesla's crashes are still under investigation, but with the cases piling up, NHTSA could be under pressure to act.
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Nine minutes into the film, something happened, you don't answer what happened, and then there are all these little strange enigmas that keep piling up.
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Though markets reward mining firms for generating profits, not for spending heavily on safety measures, in the long run the risks are literally piling up.
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"All the downside risks are piling up one one side," Ling added, pointing to the myriad of global risks flagged in the trade ministry statement.
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It's a fun deterrent against work piling up on your desk and can even help you indulge your "getting rid of Rob from accounting" fantasies.
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Tourists to the Caribbean may not realize that a brown drifting seaweed that's been piling up on beaches in recent years is dangerous, researchers say.
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The Charlotte area, which will be dealing with more ice than snow, is already seeing hundreds of closings piling up, including dozens of school systems.
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Spent nuclear fuel, most of it from manufacturing atomic weapons, is piling up at reactors across the United States and in other countries, like Canada.
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And as back payments continued piling up, some employees have even found themselves questioning the mission of what has always been a mission-driven magazine.
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Nvidia Corp shares fell 220 percent in premarket trading after the chip designer blamed unsold chips piling up as the cryptocurrency mining boom fizzles out.
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Puerto Rico, home to 3.5 million U.S. citizens, has spent the last ten years in recession with debt piling up to pay for basic services.
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Lower Brazilian supplies make it more likely China will need to buy soybeans from the United States, where record stocks are piling up in storage.
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Sales of $100 million homes hit a record last year, although a growing number are piling up unsold in 2017, according to a new report.
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John Schneider's bills keep piling up, but that's not his estranged wife's concern ... she's demanding he cut a HUGE check to cover her legal expenses.
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New allegations have been piling up since the release of a recording last week's in which Trump makes sexually explicit comments about women in 2005.
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After placing about ten bets a day with an average wager of $40, early wins started piling up, along with the cash in his account.
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A sudden burst of energy early on today will push you to tackle a lot of the chores that have been piling up around you.
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"All the downside risks are piling up on one side," Ling added, pointing to the myriad of global risks flagged in the trade ministry statement.
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Social upheaval has been mounting in recent weeks with workers holding sit-ins at city halls and landfills across the country, leaving trash piling up.
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They estimated hundreds of tons of plastic fragments bobbing in the surface waters there, with even more plastic likely piling up on the seafloor below.
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Like clockwork, James Holzhauer kept up his winning ways Monday night, piling up $220006,2202 on Memorial Day and stretching his winning streak to 2628 games.
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Administration officials acknowledged in recent days that parks are suffering from the shutdown, including damage to trees, trash piling up and buildings not being maintained.
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Luxury ranches for sale are piling up out west, as millennials aren't interested in buying baby boomers' sprawling ranches, Business Insider's Hillary Hoffower previously reported.
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I didn't think anything could top hiking in the Alps, but the life-changing experiences just kept piling up, each one better than the last.
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He said two days' worth of production would fill up a five-car train, but already a week had gone by with aluminum piling up.
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In other words, like M.L.P.s that are now piling up as dead carcasses in the oil depression, they probably should not exist in this form.
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Determining a person's cause of death is a grisly but essential business, especially when the bodies start piling up like they did this past summer.
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In the aftermath of ridding the Roman trash collection system of organized crime, the city was left with garbage piling up throughout the cramped city.
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The legal challenges to Matt Whitaker's recent installment as acting Attorney General just keep piling up, with three Democratic senators formally bringing suit Monday. Sens.
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Perhaps that person is dealing with a difficult situation in their personal life, or is feeling overwhelmed by deadlines that are piling up at work.
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The accusations are piling up against Harvey Weinstein: Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie now say that he sexually harassed them when they were young actresses.
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Blue-state attorneys general have filed more than two dozen environmental lawsuits against the Trump administration since January 2017, and the victories are piling up.
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Auburn was ranked second in the C.F.P. poll but managed only 259 yards after piling up 488 in the rout of Georgia on Nov. 11.
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It's your mother or your uncle, and you're worried about the bills piling up, or the email scams or the sudden loan to a stranger.
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So there is a piling up of forces, like the roiling storm clouds of a weather system, already in our midst but continuing to approach.
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"We played cards, we took naps and we looked at the snow piling up (outside)," passenger Alberto Hernandez told KOIN as he left the station.
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The Bucks are on a 12.53-win pace, with Antetokounmpo piling up ridiculous numbers that shouldn't be humanly possible in just 212.5 minutes a game.
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But each of Britain's 650 voting constituencies has its own, winner-take-all election, so piling up votes in safe seats is comforting but inefficient.
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Studies of happiness, relationship satisfaction and life satisfaction in which the same people are followed for years have been piling up for over a decade.
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A slew of negative housing numbers for July are piling up on top of a slew of negative housing numbers from the last several months.
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But perhaps soybean processors have overdone it, as soymeal supply is piling up in rural America faster than the end users have been purchasing it.
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You're in a busy mood today as the moon in Sagittarius meets Jupiter, the planet of abundance—there's so much piling up on your plate!
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"I felt like I was in a grave or a hole and instead of digging the dirt out, it was piling up," Ms. Willis said.
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"We definitely went through our highs and lows," she says — inventory piling up, customers complaining, working from seven in the morning to nine at night.
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But the lies keep piling up, and eventually, her increasing sense of "what we owe to each other" gets to her: She turns herself in.
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With all the evidence piling up, there's a chance — albeit a small one — that Trump might actually challenge Putin's denial when they meet next week.
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But at the same time as the Ayotzinapa case now finally appears to be moving forward, the numbers of new forced disappearances keep piling up.
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LAS VEGAS — Since Jeb Bush's withdrawal from the presidential race on Saturday, endorsements from prominent Republicans have been piling up for Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.
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The mysteries keep piling up through the final frames, when black-and-white film can't contain the story any longer and it bursts with unworldly color.
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Carige has raised 13 billion euros from investors since 2014, piling up 1.5 billion euros in losses over the same period, mainly due to bad loans.
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While that offset some of the drag on GDP growth from the trade deficit, the piling up of stock is bad news for first-quarter growth.
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Still, it's the most ambitious federal legislation on plastics introduced to-date, a response to the plastics piling up in the oceans and in our bodies.
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Mr Federer, the oldest of the group, began piling up Hall-of-Fame credentials against a more pedestrian field while the others were playing junior tournaments.
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Chinese authorities reportedly arrested a citizen journalist on Monday after videos he took of dead bodies piling up at a crematorium went viral on social media.
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From here the similarities between White and League of the North kept piling up—working as firefighters, career changes, same family size, living situation, background, etc.
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The party is piling up votes where it is already dominant, points out Stephen Kinnock, a Labour MP. One route back to power goes through Scotland.
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Costs are piling up as Boeing took a nearly $5 billion charge in the second quarter to compensate airlines for disruptions caused by the grounded plane.
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He was unaware of the work requirement Arkansas had recently put on the programme and didn't notice the letters from the state that were piling up.
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I did not think I'd be coming into work detailing repeated incidents of sexual violence that keep piling up in a way that is suffocatingly omnipresent.
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With interest piling up, Xiao eventually took out a series of new loans, with an average maturity of 14 days, from more than 30 other lenders.
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Project Fi's cost-cutting plan (basic service starts at $20, with $10 for every 10 GB of data) could keep monthly bills from piling up, too.
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The secret sauce for Miller isn't much of a secret at all: He's still a value investor, looking for underpriced stocks and piling up on them.
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Just as ice piling up adds mass to an area, so does water accumulating in lakes, reservoirs, or aquifers, pushing the axis away from an area.
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But this year, the weed has become an exceptional nuisance, piling up outside of homes and reaching roof height on several occasions, according to the Guardian.
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But with significant, adrenaline-fueled events piling up one after another, an intriguing question has emerged for all the players: Will fatigue eventually take its toll?
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In 2014, so much snow fell over the winter that 35,000 fish were killed, due to the snow piling up and blocking light into Grand Lake.
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That might not matter in normal times, but the WTO is already short of judges, litigation is piling up, and the system is nearing breaking point.
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Abortion restrictions have been piling up for the last six years, and until the Supreme Court intervened in June, clinics were closing at an astounding rate.
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The work that was getting done during the regular season is piling up during the postseason, and no one at the league office seems to mind.
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Former attorney general Eric Holder advised against piling up charges for low-level drug offenders and seeking maximum sentences, a policy Sessions is unlikely to continue.
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The company halted deliveries of the 737 Max, which are piling up at several of its U.S. facilities, after regulators grounded the jets worldwide in March.
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It looks like a video game and this is the future, but life is still cruel, as is evident once more bloody corpses start piling up.
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He was a champion of fiscal responsibility who will be leaving behind huge deficits piling up under full Republican control of Congress and the White House.
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Amid the bad news piling up from COVID-19, one positive development emerged on Friday: Interest on federal student loans would be waived until further notice.
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It was a sloppy start to the game for the Panthers, with the team piling up more than 70 yards of penalties in the first half.
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Complaints have been piling up so fast that the Labour Party set up a website a couple of weeks ago, called LabourToo, to catalog victims' experiences.
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Her doubters considered her a specialist who won the title by piling up victories in her best event, the slalom, the safest of five Alpine events.
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The deficit issue is a crucial one, given several senators have already expressed concerns about piling up more debt as a result of the tax overhaul.
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Trash and human waste had been piling up for months along the Joe Rodota Trail, nestled behind neighborhoods in the heart of Northern California wine country.
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The system has already deteriorated under the watch of Mr. Johnson's Conservative Party, with beds overflowing, waiting times swelling and nurse and doctor vacancies piling up.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Missing fairways, missing greens and piling up the putts, Tiger Woods got off to a rough start at the Dubai Desert Classic.
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In its most recent quarter, Penney lost $101 million and was forced to offer steep discounts to clear a glut of clothing piling up in inventory.
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As the switchbacks began piling up, the charred black skeletons of trees below made for a striking overlay on the otherwise blazingly bright native ground vegetation.
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For a few years, it looked like Amazon would run away with the cloud computing business, piling up market share as it has with online shopping.
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The move came before a Saturday deadline to end a blockade and allow in humanitarian aid that has been piling up for more than a week.
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I always loved the squat voyeur vids the most—the position, the angles, how you're more exposed and can better see the shit piling up afterwards.
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Lowry had been four ahead after the weather-delayed third round was completed earlier on Sunday but he struggled in the conditions while piling up seven bogeys.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's ethics office is kicking a new request to investigate the allegations piling up against agency head Scott Pruitt to the department's inspector general.
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A tailings dam can be constructed by piling up rock and earth to produce an impermeable barrier, a reasonably stable method recommended in areas prone to earthquakes.
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The "Kansas Comet" played his entire career with the Bears, piling up 4,956 yards rushing in his 68-game career and was voted to four Pro Bowls.
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It hasn't even been a week since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the Zika virus a global emergency, and already the conspiracy theories are piling up.
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But as more and more people use them, studies are piling up to suggest vaping might carry serious side effects for the heart, lungs, and developing brain.
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After the vote, Tsvetan Tsvetanov, deputy leader of ruling GERB party, said the government was "striving to solve the problems that have been piling up for years".
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Still, the Bundesbank said the underlying economic trend is expected to remain strong on the back of favourable fundamentals even if near-term challenges are piling up.
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And in addition to her losses piling up, Daenerys' claim to the Iron Throne is being threatened by none other than her lover, Jon Snow (Kit Harington).
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The closures at malls and shopping centers are piling up, with Bon-Ton, Toys R Us and other major retailers also recently going bankrupt and shutting stores.
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Lukewarm demand and new smelter projects in China are also poised to lead to more metal piling up, with inventories in the country already at record highs.
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Bodies and mysteries are piling up all around him, and for a great detective, his inability to solve them is becoming more frustrating than he can bear.
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He ended up piling up three hits Friday, with a single, a double and a two-run homer that put Seattle ahead 5-2 in the eighth.
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On Monday, the central bank raised the cap to $1 million for exporting companies, trying to ease restrictions that led to manufacturing components piling up at ports.
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During a week of lightning-quick developments, Hollywood heavyweight Harvey Weinstein was forced out of the company bearing his name as sexual assault accusations keep piling up.
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When those batteries die, they're liable to join the tens of millions of tons of spent electronics piling up as e-waste in landfills around the world.
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The shutdown that now leaves garbage piling up in federal parks across the country and 800,000 federal workers without paychecks has already rolled into the new year.
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As the grounding has stretched on, though, longer than Boeing originally estimated, undelivered orders are piling up — and Boeing is running out of room to store them.
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Philip, having just been told by Gabriel that they should consider going home because the risks were piling up, was in no mood for indulging teenage hormones.
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Even while piling up cash reserves, however, oil companies' investment rose at a rate of 11 percent, which was lower than inflation of 12.9 percent, last year.
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ALIX STRAUSS PILING UP The kids and our 2-year-old King Charles, Iggy Pup, who's named after Iggy Pop, wake us between 7:30 and 8.
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He hands over his gun to Morgan and agrees to go back to Alexandria, leaving Morgan to find Carol without piling up the casualties along the way.
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If you've been filling your fridge with fancy imported Bries, Comtés, and Camemberts, consider the plastic-wrapped blue-collar cheeses piling up in storerooms across the country.
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But with episode two, "Children of Arkham," this Batman story hasn't simply got its cat claws into me—it's piling up bodies, too, in devilishly freewheeling fashion.
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But with surprises piling up in the final scenes, plot lines nurtured so carefully earlier are abandoned without comment — leaving me, at least, feeling a bit underfed.
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The uneasy coordination among several longtime rivals has helped sharply increase oil prices and slash what had been enormous supplies of unsold crude piling up in storage.
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With 8 million metric tons of plastic finding its way into the oceans every year and millions more piling up in landfill, recycling is of vital importance.
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This plot development does impart new urgency to the many, many choruses of "Magical Mister Mistoffelees," but the choruses still keep piling up, and nothing keeps happening.
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Just four months ago and before the holiday shopping season, Toys R Us filed for bankruptcy protection as its sales were waning and debt was piling up.
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All that debt piling up in the government's coffers is going to require the Treasury Department to get more creative in figuring out how to finance it.
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Hip hop and Creole rhythms blasted from giant speakers and goats ambled around trash heaps piling up between temporary constructions that have morphed into seemingly permanent housing.
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They were not a band of rebellious "fraggers" assassinating their officers or marauding killers piling up body counts of the innocent in a haze of marijuana smoke.
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At the same time, New Jersey Transit is piling up steep bills for providing alternative options for commuters during recent disruptions at Pennsylvania Station in New York.
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With phones ringing off the hook and customer emails piling up, they spent hours sitting on suitcases in the stock room, trying to respond to customer inquiries.
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In the western region of Soubre, at the heart of the cocoa belt, farmers said beans to sell from next week were piling up in the bush.
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Ackman, one of the industry's most prominent activist investors, said in January that redemption requests had been modest late last year when losses were already piling up.
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In the western region of Soubre, at the heart of the cocoa belt, farmers said beans to sell from next week were piling up in the bush.
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Compensation may also have come from the knowledge that, as they sat alone piling up tissues, they were contributing to scientific understanding of our social-microbial ecosystem.
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It also loses more money than it ever did, piling up huge deficits that have made it one of the country's most financially dependent public transit systems.
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Once, Labour was untouchable in the mill towns and mining villages of northern England and the shipyards of Scotland, piling up power through once-huge labor unions.
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Similar backups have been reported in Canada, Ireland, Germany and several other European nations, while tons of rubbish is piling up in port cities like Hong Kong.
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Video from a helicopter showed rows of rescue vehicles at the crash site and traffic piling up as vehicles were diverted off the highway to other roads.
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Women wanted clothes to go to work, and for many different-use cases, such as pregnancy, where renting made more sense than piling up "stuff" in a closet.
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The Sacramento Kings are piling up frustrating losses over the last few weeks, and the players and coaching staff are beginning to get fed up with the results.
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The chip designer forecast disappointing sales for the holiday quarter, pinning the blame on unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the cryptocurrency mining boom evaporated.
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As Democratic wins started piling up on election night in Virginia, you probably saw the names of a few key winners circulating in social media and the press.
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The lukewarm start for the last of China's big banks to go public comes as investors keep a weather eye on bad debt piling up at Chinese banks.
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There was a bunch of snow that was piling up on the tent roof, over the stage, and a huge pile of it just dropped on the turntable.
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In the U.S., daily moves of 1% or more in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index have been piling up at a rate not seen during the bull market.
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"What you see is the number of long-term users just piling up year after year," said Dr. Dr. Mark Olfson, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University.
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STEPHEN POLOZ, the governor of the Bank of Canada, has been warning Canadians about piling up debt to buy overpriced houses since he took office four years ago.
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Precedent-setting rulings on the status of gig workers may be piling up, but the barriers to going to court in the first place are often too high.
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And it turns out that, like Lego bricks, piling up enough simple instructions allows you to build far more intricate and interesting things than is apparent at first.
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The Hornets already were without center Al Jefferson (right knee surgery) and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (right shoulder surgery) Despite the injuries and losses piling up, Lamb isn't discouraged.
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The evidence suggesting that the two are, in fact, romantically linked IRL has been piling up for a while — many people don't go to breakfast at 1 a.m.
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Of the many deaths that accrued over the course of the season, like corpses piling up in the mud outside the gates of Winterfell, Hodor's alone was transcendent.
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Former Chicago Bears starting quarterback Erik Kramer's legal problems are piling up ... his wife just filed for divorce on the heels of his arrest for allegedly assaulting her.
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While a few inches of slush is piling up in Denver and its nearby suburbs, higher elevations are getting dumped on with upwards of 2 feet of snow.
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The country is currently experiencing its worst yellow fever outbreak in 30 years, largely as a result of sanitation service cuts and trash piling up in the streets.
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Moynihan maintained that piling up debt to unsustainable levels was part of a deliberate strategy by Republicans, providing them an excuse to then cut the social safety net.
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In pictures: Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts Clement said lava trickled downhill through a wooded area and began piling up in front of a gate leading to the street.
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However, the jets produced since March have not been delivered and have been piling up in storage as Boeing prepares to submit a proposed fix to the FAA.
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The Reds, who were shut out for the fifth time on Wednesday night after piling up 14 runs on Tuesday, grabbed a 2-1 lead in the second.
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Back on the roof, a nearby clocktower stroke eight o'clock and the mist began to build, quickly piling up to obscure the view and blend with the sky.
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But many economists and investors have become much less confident that China can manage such rates of unstinted growth without piling up more bad lending and misused capital.
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Running back Lamar Miller scored his first two touchdowns of the season last week, piling up 131 yards from scrimmage, while rookie D'Onta Foreman provides a solid complement.
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But it could create new and healthy norms around privacy and data hygiene, and it would keep problems from piling up as networks get older and more crowded.
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And because companies quickly cut employee bonuses and capital expenditure when sales fall and inventories start piling up, the potential blow to Japan's growth is significant, economists say.
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But it could create new and healthy norms around privacy and data hygiene, and it would keep problems from piling up as networks get older and more crowded.
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And with the government bailing out the egg industry because so many eggs are piling up, it doesn't seem like prices will be going up any time soon.
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Most of the people piling up to the counters there looked like the sort of 50-and-ups who would of course love a fancy, fusty fountain pen.
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The lawsuits filed against Guo for defamation are piling up, and Guo has claimed to be amassing a "war chest" of $150 million to cover his legal expenses.
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"Often I want to make a big literary gesture to you, a superb piling up of the best and truest words I know," he wrote her in 1928.
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The Buckeyes shook off Meyer's first absence from the sideline in six years, piling up 721 yards and tying a program record for points scored in an opener.
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But critics say the projects, which are often fueled by government loans, big construction companies and officials who profit from them, are piling up debt and breeding corruption.
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Reports are already piling up to suggest this virus — and the global reaction to it — has exacerbated anti-Chinese sentiment, with Chinese individuals facing new kinds of discrimination.
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Videos and pictures on social media were dramatic, with white-out conditions and snowdrifts burying cars and piling up to entirely cover the doors and windows in homes.
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If it weren't for U.S.A.I.D., the American aid agency, and nonprofit groups like Catholic Relief Services that work in these villages, far more cadavers would be piling up.
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The city has cut mental health services, so fewer staff members are visiting people prone to hoarding newspapers, for instance, leaving veritable bonfires piling up behind doors, unseen.
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The result: All the waste piling up at the nation's aging nuclear reactors will remain in storage at the plant sites, even after they retire and cease operations.
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It started out well enough: The Mets, my adopted team, ran out to a reasonably strong start before the injuries and losses started piling up in late April.
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He said a decision to fix energy tariffs for three years meant that while customers were getting cheap electricity, crippling debts were piling up in Nigeria's power sector.
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United Nations deminers began excavating the area in October, steadily piling up a small set-piece of the Afghan-Soviet war: A Russian parachute flare, steel ammunition tins.
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The Wizards attacked the Pistons' depleted frontcourt from the start, piling up 2108 layups or dunks in the first quarter alone while scoring 2119 points in the quarter.
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A federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted a former National Security Agency contractor accused of spending years piling up massive amounts of classified information at his Maryland home.
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That while those he saw tortured cannot be brought back, he hopes it means the killing can finally stop and the number of bodies will stop piling up.
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American Chip Beck was the first player to do so, piling up 13 birdies to fire a 59 in the third round of the 1991 Las Vegas Invitational.
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For example, there have been reports of waste piling up and vandalism at parks in California, including Joshua Tree National Park located about 211 miles east of Los Angeles.
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Class-action lawsuits against the two companies, filed by daily fantasy sports players who claim to have lost money because of the sites' illegal operations, are also piling up.
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"Stockpiling is the talk of Britain!" the Economist proclaims, while raising doubts about whether people are actually piling up the food or just talking about it to be trendy.
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Though the group was called out for failing to interrogate evidence around the role of behavioral advertising in the dissemination of fake news — which has arguably been piling up.
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LME stocks are massive at 22014,2100 tonnes but they are not telling the whole story either because all the indications are that surplus is also piling up in China.
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Los Angeles RB Melvin Gordon gained just 27 yards on 16 carries against Jacksonville after piling up a season-best 132 against New England in the club's previous game.
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The company is due to repay a $920 million convertible bond on Friday as Tesla keeps piling up debt while ramping up production of its popular Model 3 sedan.
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The allegations began piling up after the emergence of an audio recording one week ago featuring Trump bragging about kissing and groping women without consent because he's a celebrity.
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On the one hand, the hard evidence is piling up that a combination of factors largely outside of Hillary Clinton's control were responsible for her loss to Donald Trump.
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Eric Thames spent three years in Korea and became a star while piling up big home run totals, and nothing is changing during his reintegration to the major leagues.
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Which is pretty much how I feel about a lot of Westworld's more elaborate violence — the scalping, the sawing off of heads, the piling up of floppy bleeding corpses.
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Sunday's complaints from the Scott campaign add to the litigation piling up less than a week after Election Day as both sides battle it out for the Senate seat.
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That's created a number of headaches across the country at highly visited parks where trash is piling up, bathrooms are at capacity and visitors aren't being watched by experts.
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Sanders's piling up of chickens in every pot — down to tuition-free college paid for by taxing "Wall Street's speculation" — recalls the "funny money" schemes of Long and others.
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The U.S. commonwealth also suffers from a near-insolvent public health system, having spent the last 10 years in recession with debt piling up to pay for basic services.
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Protesters had blocked access for several days, piling up tables and chairs to control who was coming in, setting up communal kitchen and dormitories and organizing non-curriculum classes.
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Meanwhile, class-action lawsuits against the company are piling up, as are questions about why three Equifax executives sold stock in the company before the breach was publicly revealed.
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What focused everyone's attention was her fragility, the humanity of this person unable to move forward, or backward, hindering the progress of the models piling up behind her, trapped.
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With unsold cars and trucks piling up on dealers' lots, the big carmakers were getting ready to shut down their assembly lines for a few weeks over the summer.
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Blair is said to be seeking to play a part in Brexit negotiations, which are fast becoming increasingly complicated, with demands from the U.K and the EU piling up.
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Trash is piling up outside the city at a monstrous dump where it is often burned, sending thick clouds of small, dangerous particles wafting straight into the city center.
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The family of the Indonesian co-pilot of the flight filed a wrongful death lawsuit on Friday against Boeing in Chicago, adding to litigation piling up against the planemaker.
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Davis -- who's Floyd Mayweather's protege -- is a rising superstar in the boxing world ... piling up a 23-0 record with victories over guys like Yuriorkis Gamboa and José Pedraza.
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This gets tricky because cars aren't legally required to turn right on red, but tell that to the cars piling up behind you as you wait for the green.
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It wasn't the Massachusetts years and her 17-21 record there that gave bigger schools pause, even after Stevens had moved on to Bentley and begun piling up victories.
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But the damage is already piling up — the stock market, for one, has erased all of the gains it recorded during Trump's presidency, with no bottom in sight yet.
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Opportunities for regulatory reform don't come along every day, and it would be a mistake simply to play to the crowds by piling up big numbers and declaring victory.
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For months, the trade drama focused on whether the clash would get worse, with ever more rounds of tariffs piling up on items like iPhones and video game consoles.
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But, Victor was one of the best receivers in the game for a few seasons ... piling up 303 catches, 4,549 receiving yards and 25 TDs from 2011 to 2016.
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More evidence is piling up that when doctors and insurers sit at a table with a third-party arbiter to solve billing disputes, the outcome could benefit the doctors.
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This is why slasher movies don't have much of an impact on me: if the bodies piling up are largely interchangeable and anonymous, I can't get concerned about who's dying.
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Tax policy groups agree generally, but only if the revenue losses are offset by budget savings that avoid piling up more debt that would be counterproductive to spurring the economy.
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The chip designer forecast disappointing sales for the holiday quarter, pinning the blame on unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the evaporation of the cryptocurrency mining boom.
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Nvidia in November forecast holiday quarter sales $700 million below analyst expectations, hit by unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the evaporation of the cryptocurrency mining boom.
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This news is not a great look for Snap, which reportedly had "hundreds of thousands" of pairs of the Spectacles camera sunglasses piling up in warehouses as of last month.
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It's safe to say there won't be any dull moments for new Uber CEO, Dara Khosrowshahi, as the problems from Travis Kalanick era Uber keep piling up on his desk.
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The government's chief inspector of prisons observed filthy common areas with rubbish piling up; fleas, cockroaches and rats; blood and vomit left overnight; and cramped cells "not fit for habitation".
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By piling up random genetic changes, or by swapping genes with other intestinal viruses like Coxsackie virus, viruses can become virulent again and paralyze children who have never been vaccinated.
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The move is the first major copper play since Chinese funds roiled global markets in 2014 and 2015 after piling up massive short positions, pushing prices to multi-year lows.
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The oil glut — the unsold crude that is piling up around the world — is a quandary and a source of investor anxiety that once again rattled global markets on Friday.
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Mr Trump seemed pleased, mainly because Japan will provide "support" for its farmers to buy more American corn, which is piling up as a result of the dispute with China.
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Despite the fact that evidence is steadily piling up that Russia interfered in the 2016 US presidential election — and is still targeting the US — Trump still seems less than convinced.
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Carige has raised 2.2 billion euros from investors in three cash calls since 2014, piling up 1.5 billion euros in losses over the same period, mainly due to bad loans.
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Between your mega collection of coats and the boxes and boxes of sweaters you have piling up in storage, it can feel slightly overwhelming figuring out exactly where to begin.
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Like paper mail, email also induces guilt, piling up and up until you can find the time and will to pick through to see what you might need or want.
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With more chairs racing down at a high speed, many passengers threw themselves into the snow to evade crashing into the pile of damaged chairs piling up at the bottom.
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E-cigarettes' impact on the body's cardiovascular system is an emerging area of research, with more studies piling up to suggest vaping could in fact be bad for the heart.
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And given the track record, the losses are likely to keep piling up, with arguably the two best teams the Irish will see—Virginia Tech and USC—still to come.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Huge mountains of old newspapers, cardboard and office scrap paper are piling up on Hong Kong's docks and its waste-paper collection sites are at bursting point.
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Cash dividends are constantly piling up in any stock fund, and that cash needs to be put to work in a way that tracks the index as closely as possible.
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Still, maybe that's an easier job than finding a safe place to put all the radioactive waste that keeps piling up around Pilgrim and the nation's 97 other nuclear reactors.
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Until then, we imagine McGahn's West Wing as a coal mine, with scandals as dead canaries piling up around his feet, confronting one of the legal profession's most vexing decisions.
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One of the biggest contributors to not taking vacation days is the fear of work piling up, which is heightened by the assumption that colleagues won't adequately fill your shoes.
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After reports of vandalism and trash piling up, the National Parks Service moved to allow park managers to tap into entrance fee revenue to bring on cleanup and patrol staff.
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It was the standout performance on a night when the Yankees overwhelmed the Orioles, knocking starter Yovani Gallardo out after one and a third innings and piling up 18 hits.
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Clinton's campaign described her lead as "insurmountable" given the party's proportional allocation of delegates in all states, which means Clinton will keep piling up delegates even in states Sanders wins.
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However, nearly five months after passage of the tax bill Americans are left waiting for those jobs and wage growth while the national debt and stock buybacks keep piling up.
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Marvelous, played with regal elegance by Ms. Tunie, has taken charge of the coming celebration, piling up platters of rich canapés to treat family and friends before the rehearsal dinner.
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I think the first big push was from Brave New Films, who grabbed it somehow, and I forget how it spread from there but the shares just started piling up.
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Without realizing it, I was putting off work to deal with email, and when I did dive into a story, I'd worry over the messages piling up in my inbox.
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In the previous quarter, sales growth was negatively affected by unusually large summer discounts to shift inventories that have been piling up throughout the past two years amid sluggish demand.
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Gentile said Spirit saw no impact from slowing deliveries of Airbus' A350 aircraft, which have been piling up at the factory in Toulouse, France, due to some components arriving late.
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Given the extraordinary quantity of bottles, netting, wrappers, and sheeting piling up in landfills and the ocean, this effort is still a small bite out of a massive plastic apple.
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And sheer euphoria radiates from a groove that starts with a succinct desert-blues guitar lick, then keeps piling up polyrhythms, foreground and background, until it's utterly, gloriously head spinning.
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The bigger picture is that while claims are currently piling up because of Covid-19-related business closures, there's a risk that we're going to see cascading waves of failures.
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U.S. mall owners have been struggling to find new ways to lure shoppers, with traffic dipping as it becomes more convenient to buy things online and store closures piling up.
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Residents could still be trapped Hundreds of calls from people around the country looking for their relatives continue piling up as emergency crews attempt to reach the most remote areas.
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Towels hang on the walls of the cells, plastic cups are piling up, and in one corner of the room, there are buckets in case there are no available restrooms.
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With medical bills piling up, we thought we'd set up a fund so that all of us can help Jenny continue to get the treatments necessary to extend her life.
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Supplies in the region are piling up after refineries in China, the world's largest crude importer, cut output by about 1.5 million barrels per day (bpd) over just two weeks.
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The goal of the meeting was to persuade delegates to drop the extraneous amendments — which were piling up by the dozens — to avoid drama during the televised meeting, according to Time.
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With GPIF's deposits piling up because of its meagre returns on investment, the trust bank arm had been requesting the pension fund pay for the negative rate charge, the Nikkei said.
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Polystyrene is lousy for the environment, poses a health risk to the people who make the cups, and may account for 30 percent of the stuff piling up in our landfills.
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The workload is piling up in the courts as France cracks down on those who leave for Iraq and Syria to join IS, a number estimated at between 1,800 and 2,000.
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Thousands of the little bastards had commandeered the inside of his truck, covering the passenger seat, piling up in the windowsills, and zipping around the cab like they owned the place.
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For Trump, the challenge is shifting from a strategy of piling up state primary wins to one that also takes into account states that award delegates in a more intricate fashion.
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Attacks, skills, and artifacts begin piling up, and the play of the game is about figuring out optimal sequences in which to use those moves to defeat enemies of progressive difficulty.
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But, what we will do is suggest a more eco-friendly (and honestly more fun) alternative to those aluminum cans and plastic bottles that are piling up in your recycling bin.
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If you'll remember, Kalanick was the face of the company during Uber's annus horribilis in 2017 when self-inflicted scandals began piling up like for-hire vehicles on the 101 freeway.
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In January it raised the deposit limit for importers of some essential goods to $250,000 a month to relieve a dollar shortage that had resulted in goods piling up at ports.
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Penn went 1-0-1 in a return to welterweight, then the losses started piling up—to Nick Diaz in 2011, to Rory MacDonald in 2012—and he looked progressively outmatched.
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Each day in Hong Kong, 31.3,63.3 tons of fresh paper waste is piling up with no place to go, according to Jacky Lau, director of Hong Kong's main recycling business association.
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Making matter worse: The trouble for Pruitt is piling up as the White House tries to recover from its failed nomination of Ronny Jackson to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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With court losses piling up, the business lobby is backing a stalled effort by Republicans in Congress to reinstate a previous, more business-friendly standard for scrutinizing proposed units of workers.
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Piling up debt and deficits sets the stage for the third and concluding strategy: to lower the debt by dialing back Medicare eligibility, lowering the benefits and otherwise crippling the program.
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The Trump administration's new sanctions against Russia seem to be having an effect, as a large quantity of aluminum is piling up for one company named on the U.S. government's blacklist.
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Photos from Boeing Field in Seattle, Washington — one of several storage fields — offer an example of how the planes have been piling up with Boeing unable to deliver them to customers.
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Mr. Nilekani says he is concerned about the bad debt piling up on the balance sheets of banks in India, but he worries more about an increase in anti-globalization sentiment.
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A growing body of litigation is piling up against manufacturers of opioid painkillers over claims the drugmakers, including Endo, misrepresented the risks of addiction, overdose and abuse associated with these medicines.
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Clinton is flawed in plenty of real ways, but she is also the victim of a hate debt that began piling up in the 1990s, undisrupted by most conservative public figures.
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Pavel Vidal, a former Cuban central bank economist who currently teaches at the Universidad Javeriana Cali in Colombia, said the country was piling up budget deficits to keep the economy growing.
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Let's not mince words: Our leaders in Washington, D.C. are displaying a degree of fiscal madness that is historically unprecedented, piling up deficits and debt unheard of in times of peace.
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Soon, he has said, the rubles were piling up faster than his mother could count them in the kitchen of their modest apartment, and he was set on his improbable career.
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Mr. Saakashvili's legal woes have been piling up in both his adopted country, Ukraine, and his homeland, Georgia, but the ruling is the first time he has been sentenced to prison.
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The market isn't there yet, but with less a billion barrels of storage available, and tens of millions of barrels piling up each day, the math says it won't be long.
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As residents surge back into a city that less than a year ago was embroiled in fierce battle, garbage is piling up and informal dumps have sprung up throughout the city.
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Zuckerberg will keep "giving people a voice," Facebook-style, and he's certain that doing so will make the world better — even as evidence to the contrary keeps piling up around him.
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The bodies were piling up on Monday morning in Mocoa, a Colombian city where mud and debris had made it impossible in places to see that anyone had ever lived there.
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There was some back and forth in the second half, but the Packers defense had no answer for the Falcons' offense, which kept piling up the points and the yards (493).
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Whether it's the slow creep of glaciers dripping toward the sea, or the steady piling up of cut stones, rock upon rock until the wall reaches chest high, nothing is still.
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Butler sparks late runs, lifts Timberwolves past Clippers MINNEAPOLIS — With minutes piling up for the starters, Jimmy Butler felt fatigue had hit the Minnesota Timberwolves in the fourth quarter on Sunday.
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Christian McCaffrey, Running back, Stanford McCaffrey's career at Stanford was nothing short of incredible, with the versatile running back piling up 5,128 yards from scrimmage and 31 touchdowns in 37 games.
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With inventories piling up and regulators still unable to give a timetable for the go-around, the decision to stop production of the 737 MAX has left Boeing with no choice.
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The EU last year scrapped the milk quotas it had put in place in 1984 to end the oversupply that led to milk lakes and butter mountains piling up in storage.
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Apparently that's what broke the machine in Rome's Repubblica subway station, which devolved into a nightmare as people flew down the stairs and started piling up on top of each other.
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Footage from CNN affiliate WKYT showed dead fish floating down the river and piling up along its banks as officials monitored the scene and kept up efforts to minimize the environmental impact.
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Magazines — printed on glossy paper, reeking of perfume strips, piling up next to the couch — may seem like anachronisms in a time of Instant Articles on smartphones and even magazines on tablets.
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But some Republican aides say members are growing uneasy with Giuliani's role and closeness to the President in light of the recent allegations that are piling up against the President's personal lawyer.
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The Lakers have dropped nine of their past 10 and sit last in the Western Conference, and injuries are piling up for several players, including the soon-to-be retired Kobe Bryant.
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The green "guacamole-thick" sludge is piling up on beaches and recently led Florida Governor Rick Scott to declare states of emergency in at least four counties, according to the Associated Press.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The Dodgers were baseball&aposs best team during the regular season, piling up 104 wins, blasting 53 homers in June and finishing up a 43-7 run in August.
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A stand of alpine trees was scorched by a bushfire in Tasmania's World Heritage Area, via Dan Broun"From my point of view, you've got all these events piling up," he said.
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As the studies are piling up, it seems like a huge piece of that common language are our expressions — that is, our ability to read the emotions written on each others' faces.
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But it's hard not to feel like the restrictions just keep on piling up at the same time as surcharges to evade them, all while regulators are largely asleep at the wheel.
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While academic and real-world evidence is piling up supporting the claim that diverse teams outperform homogeneous ones, some hiring managers may be taking mental shortcuts when considering candidates for open posts.
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The chip designer on Thursday forecast disappointing sales for the holiday quarter, pinning the blame on unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the evaporation of the cryptocurrency mining boom.
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Politicians' failure to agree on a solution for garbage disposal has left mountains of trash piling up in and around Beirut for months and prompted warnings over the potential spread of diseases.
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Reyes, 32, who a decade ago was a dynamic player for the Mets, piling up triples and stolen bases in league-leading fashion, is the second player suspended under baseball's new policy.
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It may be closer than expected in Nevada, but Clinton will spank Sanders in South Carolina and head into March piling up delegates and adding to her commanding lead in that count.
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Dalits have refused to handle dead animals, whose rotting carcasses are piling up, until they are given assurances that they will not be attacked and that their longstanding oppression will be addressed.
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Negative interest rates was one of those options, though it was down the list given the technical difficulties of expanding base money while charging banks for piling up funds in BOJ accounts.
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Go through all the papers piling up in your room or on your desk, and return all the e-mails you've been too busy to deal with during this month's Mercury retrograde.
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Jokic is a defender too, and potentially a very good one—he is already capable, in flashes, of controlling the glass and being disruptive with quick hands, piling up blocks and steals.
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In the speech, Trump will also reportedly urge the military to allow aid packages of food and other goods into the country, which have been piling up in a Colombian border city.
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When the proposals, meetings, events, and projects start piling up, it's almost a natural instinct to push aside mundane activities, like painting my nails, facials, and massages, or taking a relaxing soak.
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That we are now seeing so many "most restrictive" bills—and that they are now piling up upon one another—means that the anti-abortion movement's end game is already in sight.
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After piling up degrees at the University of Illinois, the University of Wisconsin and the University of Southern California, Mr. Greenblatt landed a job at the Lorimar studio in the late 1980s.
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Holding just a 22016-seat majority, with retirements of veteran lawmakers piling up, House Republicans can scarcely allow Democrats to snatch a seat they have not even competed for in recent elections.
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Crude prices fell in Asian trade Thursday as refineries shut down by deadly storm Harvey in the key oil-producing US Gulf Coast struggled to get back online, further piling up supplies.
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I had 300 cancellations for this month and I'm stuck right now – I can't make the payment on my cars, my bills are piling up - I'm out of business it looks like.
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Bags of garbage, including unfinished meals and used masks, were piling up on the floor, and no medicine or treatment were provided to patients apart from daily temperature checks, according to Wang.
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The Verdict Not going to lie, the thought of all those little plastic contact lenses piling up in a landfill or floating in the ocean tends to keep me up at night.
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Wilson was a stud at Mississippi State from 2013 to 2015 -- the same years Prescott earned Heisman Trophy candidate recognition -- scoring 22 TDs and piling up 1,936 receiving yards on 132 catches.
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"I read the Wall Street Journal every day for 25 years," Sturgeon tells CNBC Make It. If you want to see dollars piling up in your bank account, he advises following suit.
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Of course, Sterling was an absolute BEAST in the NFL for 7 seasons ... piling up 8,134 receiving yards and 65 TDs on 595 catches -- but a neck injury prematurely ended his career.
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Nicolas Stacy-Alcantara went on a long hike alone through Millcreek Canyon on January 2 and noticed snow gradually piling up around him, making it impossible to turn back or go forward.
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Randy Rothenbuhler, who owns a corn and soybean farm 45 minutes south of Toledo, said that his soybeans had been piling up in bins for the last year because of Chinese retaliation.
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The Dodgers hold a two-game lead over the Giants and they know piling up victories is crucial with six of their final 13 games of the season being against San Francisco.
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He prospered as a lawyer, winning his cases not with eloquence, as Cicero did, but with sheer doggedness, piling up details and wearing down his opponents by speaking for hours on end.
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Giancarlo Stanton's power binge has taken a brief break but the wins keep piling up for his Miami Marlins, who continue a three-game series at the New York Mets on Saturday.
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As for trends, if "Black Panther" begins piling up wins in technical categories early -- including production design, costume design and sound -- it could represent momentum toward a "Wakanda Forever!" kind of night.
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Libra has been unable to escape the political baggage piling up at Facebook, which is under fire for privacy missteps, facilitating foreign interference in U.S. elections and its handling of political ads.
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The most common type of dam — and the cheapest to build — is known as "upstream," made by piling up thick sludge and raising the height of the dam as the pond grows.
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The post, touting a military campaign that the U.N. has since described as a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing," shared alarmingly well, piling up 2000,228 shares, 22017,0003 reactions, and over 2000,222 comments.
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The post, touting a military campaign that the U.N. has since described as a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing," shared alarmingly well, piling up 13,500 shares, 22,000 reactions, and over 2,000 comments.
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Across the narrow roads and remote neighborhoods and the islands that were once a Caribbean paradise, evidence of the devastation is still piling up, displaying all that people here lost in the storms.
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But Trump's latest decision to exempt 31 oil refineries from biofuel laws infuriated American farmers, triggering a mobilization of trade and farm groups piling up pressure on the White House earlier this week.
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It is typical for Tesla execs, and Musk, to push employees to work long hours to hit quarterly goals, with extra production and delivery work piling up toward the end of a quarter.
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He added that the police "follow the rule of law" and that there was no shoot-to-kill order despite the growing toll of bodies piling up in the wake of Duterte's crackdown.
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After a dispute over rubbish-collection contracts in 2012 left garbage piling up for three days, opposition parties launched a petition to recall him and the inspector-general ordered his removal from office.
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Chinese authorities have this year launched a new crackdown on illegal mining and have announced a new stockpiling scheme to support the country's own official producers, many of which are piling up losses.
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He said that the police "follow the rule of law" and that there was no shoot-to-kill order despite the growing toll of bodies piling up in the wake of Duterte's crackdown.
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Chinese authorities have this year launched a new crackdown on illegal mining and have announced a new stockpiling scheme to support the country's own official producers, many of which are piling up losses.
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The cases are piling up so quick, it's starting to look like the participants already found guilty will total more days in jail than days in Trump's first (and possibly only) presidential term.
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Garbage blocks start piling up faster and you have to keep up or else in a matter of seconds your tower will shoot up past the top of the board and you lose.
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Sanders is piling up millions in small donations and will have plenty of cash to go on the air in states more friendly to him and stay in the race, possibly for months.
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Punchlines go by at a manic pace, and the overstuffed plot suggests the writers expect a quick-witted audience who don't need a story center as long as funny stuff keeps piling up.
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Vacant of human life, snow is piling up in the home of the Starks as we see wreckage and weapons laying about, including the golden hand of Jaime Lannister and Jon Snow's sword.
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Footage released by the Emergencies Ministry on Monday showed debris and whole houses that had been swept up in the flood and then carried downstream before snagging under a bridge and piling up.
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About 20 volunteers sorted through the debris in Khan al-Gumruk, one of the souk's great medieval inns, piling up the stones from a fallen archway that can be used in its restoration.
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Because all of the contests on Saturday are proportional, Cruz won't cut too much into Trump's delegate lead, but the victories he's piling up are helping to separate him from Rubio and Kasich.
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The Hill's Jordain Carney took a look Tuesday at all the items piling up on Congress' list, including the National Defense Authorization Act and other defense-related items such as a budget deal.
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Information overload is a problem we struggle with now, so the need for better ways to filter and triage digital content is only going to step up as the MBs keep piling up.
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There's plenty of shabby furniture piling up in the background, threatening to trap us in this episode forever — can't you get to work on rearranging that, maybe get some of the lead out?
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The lack of response is at odds with some of the other evidence that has been piling up around Facebook and what it may be looking to launch in coming months and years.
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So, while we're on the way, a toxic cocktail of neurological biases start piling up on one another, and we start to resent, judge, and even vilify the object of our greatest desire.
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This highlights the pressure piling up on the builder that - reeling from cost overruns and deep losses at its projects - only last week flagged its fourth earnings downgrade in less than a year.
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The bright, blue-green film piling up in the canal in Jason Pim's backyard is the first thing he wakes up thinking about and the last thing before his head hits the pillow.
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Mr. Corker, along with the Republican senators Jeff Flake of Arizona and James Lankford of Oklahoma, have expressed concern about piling up more debt as a result of the $1.5 trillion tax overhaul.
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The growing debt has seemed of minimal concern on Capitol Hill in recent months, where Republicans passed a sweeping tax overhaul late last year that will also result in piling up more debt.
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Beyond deliberate partisan gerrymandering, the impact of a Democratic turnout surge would be partly diluted by their voters' disproportionate concentration in cities, piling up extra votes in districts Republicans would have lost anyway.
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Because the shape, size and number of salt crystals piling up on the sea bottom vary with the water's salinity, evaporation rate and temperature, the resulting structures also vary in shape, he said.
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Unsold mansions and penthouses are piling up across the country, especially in ritzy resort towns, with a nearly three-year supply of luxury listings in Aspen, Colorado, and the Hamptons in New York.
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But all the while, the company was piling up the rubles and turning a blind eye as the Kremlin's cyber hit men weaponized anti-Hillary bots on Facebook to sway the U.S. election.
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And sure enough the clouds came back, and sure enough the sky grew dark and menacing, all as before, except the losses were piling up— And yet moments ago the sun was shining.
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However, in China at least, the business model for bike sharing appears to be in some trouble, as large numbers of firms go under, leaving mountains of misshapen bikes piling up on streets.
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"When the names of ethically challenged Republicans keep piling up — Hunter, Collins, Rohrabacher and Gianforte with more to come, it's no longer about a single person," said John Lapp, former DCCC executive director.
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Cole was electric for the Houston Astros the past two years ... piling up 602 strikeouts in 412.2 innings, and he finished second in the AL Cy Young voting just a couple weeks ago.
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My Steam library is a vast quantity of objects piling up in the shadow of the belief that, one day, I will have the opportunity to work my way through all of them.
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The Nikkei newspaper reported earlier that with GPIF's deposits piling up because of meager returns on its bond investments, the trust bank arm had requested the pension fund to pay the negative rate charge.
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Meanwhile, litigation risks are piling up with the number of plaintiffs claiming damages over the alleged role of Monsanto's popular weedkiller Roundup in causing cancer jumping to 11,200 from 9,300, Bayer's results statement showed.
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Problems are piling up for Tekashi69 as he sits in prison -- his old booking agents are threatening to sue AND claim the money he's trying to use for bail is cash he owes them.
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In Greece, the government has said authorities would start ruling on asylum applications in late April, but requests have been piling up and it has been criticized for being too slow to process them.
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The accolades — and the acknowledgments — have been piling up as well: She has a Golden Globe and a Critics Choice Television Award for her role on Empire, not to mention three Primetime Emmy nods.
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China has cracked down on foreign waste imports due to environmental concerns, upending the global recycling industry and leaving household waste in western countries such as Australia piling up or being sent to landfill.
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With refugees piling up on the border and continuing to come into Greece, the EU signed a deal with Turkey on March 18 in an attempt to address the situation once and for all.
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Rachel never posted a picture of her dishes piling up in the sink as shorthand for vulnerability, never posed in a floral print dress while bemoaning the state of her house or her kids.
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On Tuesday the central bank raised the cap on foreign currency deposits at banks fivefold to $250,000 to help relieve a dollar shortage that has seen imports of essential goods piling up at ports.
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But week after week, hedge funds keep piling up bets that the dollar's surge has further to run as the world appears headed toward a trade-induced pause in growth if not outright recession.
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His alien allegories made the possibility of change—the heart of the future's appeal, especially for adolescents—a matter not of remaking society or piling up technological progress but of revealing, or remaking, yourself.
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Lawsuits against the German company, whose clinics control roughly 38 percent of the North American dialysis market, started piling up in 2013 and were consolidated in U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts.
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The pilots strike comes amid weeks of nationwide protests against plans to loosen France's strict labour laws, which have blocked refineries, disrupted rail travel and left garbage piling up on the streets of Paris.
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Story at a glance Seth M. Siegel knew that the plastic waste piling up from bottled water was bad, but he hadn't realized that drinking bottled water may be questionable for our health, too.
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One of the often looked over side effects of the refugee crisis in Europe is the massive amount of waste piling up on the small Greek islands on at the frontline of the crisis.
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"Watching a company grow on the liability side means that they're sort of piling up cash to look good for their earnings reports, but not necessarily paying their liabilities," she added as a warning.
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See more forecast maps and compare forecast models >> During this time the Sierras will get the most snow, with the heavier snow piling up on Wednesday and moderate snow continuing to fall on Thursday.
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Accusations against the entertainer Todrick Hall are piling up on social media, with droves of people coming forward specifically to say that the YouTuber, actor, and singer-songwriter never paid them for their work.
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Related: How Kate Del Castillo Became the Rebel Celebrity Who Took Sean Penn to Chapo Now evidence is piling up that Del Castillo may soon be investigated for possible commercial ties with the capo.
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House retirements on the GOP side are piling up, a sign that many members aren't enjoying their time in the minority and aren't feeling very confident that they'll seize back power any time soon.
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All the while, claims for unemployment benefits were piling up; the District of Columbia said it had received about 900 claims connected to the shutdown, and the state of Maryland counted 637 at midweek.
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We first met her as Jon Arryn's body was lying in state in the Sept of Baelor in Season 1, and she's had a steady toll of dead piling up around her ever since.
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Even with all the policy changes, coal is piling up in China, India and the U.S., where the Energy Information Administration finds coal stockpiles up 33 percent in January 2015 from January 2013 levels.
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"During a time of low unemployment and economic expansion, we should be taking reasonable steps to put our debt on a sustainable path – but instead we are piling up trillions of bills," he said.
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It's part of a growing public backlash against single-use, disposable plastic items like straws and cups, as well as myriad other plastic objects piling up in landfills, littering beaches and floating in oceans.
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Moreover, the sector was hurt by a report in the Nikkei newspaper that big Japanese banks' cash advances to card holders at annual interest rates of 2-14 percent are piling up irrecoverable debt.
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He said it's notable that Proposition 13 is the only bond on the ballot, so it's not competing with any other big asks that might make voters feel as if they're piling up bills.
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Only 210 percent of plastic waste is recycled; much of the rest, piling up in landfills or littered on the ground, can end up in the ocean by way of wind, water or humans.
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Moreover, the sector was hurt by a report in the Nikkei newspaper stating that mega banks' cash advances to card holders at annual interest rates of 2-14 percent are piling up irrecoverable debt.
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BEDMINSTER, New Jersey (Reuters) - Cristie Kerr has not lost any of her enthusiasm and said she sees nothing to stop her from piling up wins for another decade or two on the LPGA Tour.
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Fifteen years ago, Michael Kosta was returning backhands and volleys while piling up Big Ten championships on the tennis court at the University of Illinois before embarking on a short-lived professional tennis career.
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Whatever adjustments they made should have happened long ago, as they have been an entirely new offense, piling up 879 total yards and 65 points while going 1-11.53 against Carolina and Kansas City.
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But a look behind the headlines of roaring job growth and consumer spending reveals how the boom continues in large part by the poorer half of Americans fleecing their savings and piling up debt.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - On the palm-fringed beaches of Christmas Island, a speck of land in the Indian Ocean between Australia and Indonesia, plastic waste is piling up on the white sand and killing marine life.
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As I prepared to leave the Tribeca palace, fairly pleased with myself, I wondered what my hypothetical children would think of the enormous amount of Kardashian klippings that are piling up on my Internet résumé?
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As small sanctions start piling up, adding to the burden Ricky has already taken on with a downpayment on his van, he works ever more doggedly, inflaming relations with his two children and his wife.
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The massive amounts of art piling up in duty-free warehouses in Singapore, Hong Kong and Switzerland are a sign that the rich are using art as a way to offshore their wealth, he said.
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Accusations of sexual harassment and misconduct are piling up against Spacey, who was dropped from his long running Netflix series "House of Cards" and reportedly checked himself into the same rehab facility as Harvey Weinstein.
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Westbrook leads Thunder past Celtics OKLAHOMA CITY — With the recent run of triple-doubles Russell Westbrook has been piling up, it has become expected that he would get one every night he touched the floor.
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Even as these pieces keep piling up, the Trump administration seems unable to recognize that until it embraces a thorough and impartial review, the pieces will be viewed in the light least favorable to them.
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Many oil-and-gas companies that entered bankruptcy over the past year have seen the value of operations dwindle while in Chapter 11, but for Ultra Petroleum Corp, the cash seems to be piling up.
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As the United Nations marks World Environment Day on Wednesday, Iraq is suffering a pollution crisis, with trash piling up across the country and thick clouds of smoke produced by inefficient factories hovering above Baghdad.
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Last year, Tepco said a system meant to purify contaminated water had failed to remove dangerous radioactive contaminants, setting back efforts to deal with the water that is piling up in tanks covering the site.
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With such revelations piling up, the White House and its backers have opted for a defense strategy that avoids addressing the president's actions and focuses instead on discrediting the impeachment process as illegitimate and unfair.
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador is still on his political honeymoon following his inauguration at the beginning of the month, but a piling up of asylum applicants in Mexican border towns will put this at risk.
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The IEA primer is a helpful comparison of the conflicting estimates piling up and offers some big takeaways on Bitcoin energy use: Yes, it's a substantial amount and, no, it's not the apocalypse at all.
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"If you are deliberately and religiously adding to your investment accounts during a period of time in which the market goes nowhere, all you're doing is piling up more tinder onto the fire," he said.
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Apart from a flight by James Clapper to spring another hostage and some back-channel discussions in Singapore, Berlin, and Sweden, this strategy has gone nowhere, and the missiles and nuke tests are piling up.
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George Bell was only dead a week before his body was found, but only because he'd left his car on the wrong side of the street and his neighbor noticed the parking tickets piling up.
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The claims against Facebook by government agencies are piling up, and it's only a matter of time before a shoe drops — it's just unclear what shoe it will be, and how much it will hurt.
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And despite the turmoil already roiling those markets — double-digit premium increases are piling up nationwide, and dozens of counties won't have any plans available — Congress has run out of time to provide any help.
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As this spring wore on, though, the thirsty days piling up, this force that had lured my family here with its power to heal, and apparently, to protect, began to feel like a real threat.
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Many of the complaints were directed at the lot, pointing to a "ton of garbage piling up on the property" as well as the "illegal interior building structure" at the warehouse, according to city records.
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So, whether you're a macaron aficionado or you've simply got an ever-expanding assortment of swoosh-emblazoned sneakers piling up in your closet, today's the day to add another saccharine-themed pair to your repertoire.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - In September, the leaders of Austria and Germany took one of the most pivotal decisions of Europe's refugee crisis, throwing open their borders to tens of thousands of migrants piling up in Hungary.
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In the United States, Bank of America is trading at just under 60 percent of its book value, a ratio even lower than in 2009, when losses from the financial crisis were still piling up.
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