Readjusting his yellow headband, Dwight looked sternly at his watch.
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The underlying soil is readjusting itself because of the voids.
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The IPO market is now readjusting those frothy private valuations.
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A lot of people are booking profits and readjusting their positions.
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Now I'm readjusting to a new life, doing freelance graphic design.
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She is constantly readjusting, recalculating how she can maximize a given situation.
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Expert teams travel kilometer to kilometer, says Chaplin, constantly readjusting their route.
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We were doing all the tests of the cameras, the controls, readjusting.
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After serving in Vietnam, Graybill had problems readjusting and was repeatedly arrested.
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And after watching it your attitude toward your smartphone may require some readjusting.
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Does this feel like it needs readjusting based on what's going on in society?
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Chestnut plans on spending quiet time readjusting to life with his family and fiancé.
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Popping out the earbuds and readjusting the cable is usually enough to eliminate the rustling.
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Companies are also readjusting annual profit expectations, and economists are lowering forecasts for global growth.
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Price creep is a big one, and the iPhone 11 finds the company readjusting accordingly.
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She does a surprising amount of listening and readjusting when her initial position needs modification.
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Perez added that the recent market turmoil is justified because investors are readjusting to this fact.
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The size of the deposits surprised many, and Brandao said Oi was readjusting its accounting procedures.
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Okay. It's been one step back after another, adjusting and readjusting to a new normal in politics.
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Mr. Yalkin liked the form that the clothing took as she was readjusting herself in the wind.
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The Monmouth poll showed that voters are relatively split when it comes to readjusting the electoral calendar.
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Readjusting tax income brackets and lowering the tax-free threshold was also among the measures under discussion.
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For the most part, the Army is readjusting by sacrificing size and deferring modernization to ensure current readiness.
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Scott Kelly came back from a year in space this week and is readjusting to life on earth.
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But the body has a tough time readjusting when the only indication that you've touched something is sight.
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He also said some investors who favoured lira positions in swap markets were readjusting them over geopolitical concerns.
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Facebook is constantly readjusting its algorithms and publishers have lost out as a result of the latest changes.
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It's that the networks evolved this way for a reason, and readjusting would come at a considerable cost.
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When it comes to trade and investment, the two countries also have common interests that urgently need readjusting.
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An even bigger problem will be readjusting to life in El Salvador, says Hugo Martínez, the foreign-affairs minister.
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Constantly reassessing and readjusting your posture may seem like a nuisance, but eventually you'll default to good alignment subconsciously.
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They serve mainly as placeholders while we look more closely at readjusting the compliance structure to your particular situation.
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Keep readjusting the sleeping arrangements in your house so that two guest rooms work for five extra family members.
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However, after years in jail, much of it in solitary confinement, Browder had trouble readjusting to his old life.
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When he finally drifts out, drowsily readjusting the dressing covering the intravenous line in his arm, he doesn't look fine.
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Ultra-wealthy people are readjusting to their "regular" lives after spending nine days camping in the desert for Burning Man.
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But it does feel cool, silky, and breathable at first touch and when readjusting — it's just not a persistent phenomenon.
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This is the backdrop for Readjusting the Locks, 73 tracks more anxious and upset than Institute has ever felt before.
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South Korean officials have been open to the idea of readjusting the exercises to help persuade North Korea to denuclearize.
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After the reading, the veterans in the audience talk about their own trauma and their trouble readjusting to civilian life.
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"It doesn't mean anything other than we're just readjusting some things with the off days," manager Torey Lovullo said Tuesday.
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Readjusting expectations, after all, is easier said than done -- requiring the work not of weeks but potentially of a lifetime.
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Cashin said the markets are also readjusting to the idea that things may not be going too well in Washington.
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This is the backdrop for Readjusting the Locks, 13 tracks more anxious and upset than Institute has ever felt before.
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I got it right almost immediately the first time I tried, but found myself constantly readjusting when I tried it again.
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After riding the wearable wave to exponential growth, the company has undergone grown pains, readjusting its outlook and shrinking its workforce.
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Preston took her time at the mirror, primping her hair and readjusting the trans flag she was wearing as a cape.
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Now, he said, he can "smell the gunpowder in the air" once again as the idea of readjusting borders gains traction.
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"Here's the president saying we're not getting along as well as everybody thought and the market's readjusting for that," Cashin said.
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So, the president is readjusting some of that to what he was hearing from his negotiating team on the ground in Korea.
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The president is revising history, readjusting the narrative so that it better fits whatever popular position he thinks he should be taking.
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Most astronauts have sensory motor deficits as their inner ears begin readjusting to Earth's gravity, and that can be disorienting, Robinson said.
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In her new job it took some readjusting to get used to a new boss who keeps things so impersonal, she said.
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Since its decision to recall millions of Note 7 devices and end production of the model, Samsung has been readjusting profit estimates.
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He told a probation officer that it was difficult readjusting to life outside because there were cocaine parties in his mother's apartment.
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Some advisors suggest readjusting your asset allocation from a 70/30 stocks/bonds mix to enter retirement with a 50/50 split.
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Huawei is readjusting its approach the U.S. In an annual meeting in Shenzhen, the company asserted its commitment on existing customers and markets.
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Readjusting our technique so we don't accidentally like our ex's photo when we are just trying to see their face a little clearer.
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In a 2017 annual Forbes survey, 69 percent of senior executives say they are already readjusting their cybersecurity efforts for the upcoming years.
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People with braces typically check in with their orthodontists for months to keep readjusting their braces until all the teeth are properly straightened.
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It's sort of like readjusting your eyes and ears, or like sensory deprivation with a long pause of waiting for something to happen.
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The Choice Act isn't a matter of conservatives simply preferring less regulation than liberals, or Congress readjusting reform in light of new evidence.
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But now that they're home, they face another hurdle: readjusting to life after being held prisoner by one of the world's most repressive regimes.
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In the locker room after Friday's win, Dinwiddie told reporters he hadn't yet spoken to Irving about readjusting the offense once Irving is back.
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Then I would stand up, stretch, replace the tape over my laptop camera, and open the curtains, readjusting to the silence in my room.
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But recent 777X delays opened the door to Emirates readjusting the blend in favour of the Airbus A350, at the expense of the 787.
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But recent 777X delays opened the door to Emirates readjusting the blend in favor of the Airbus A350, at the expense of the 787.
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After expanding during a cold period centuries ago, known as the Little Ice Age, the glacier is naturally readjusting its size in these warmer times.
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I went up, pushing my left hand upward against the blake's hitch knot I'd tied, pausing, readjusting my foot loops, standing, pushing the knot again.
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But the party systems there are already changing and readjusting, and mostly keeping the far-right populists out of power, unlike in the United States.
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Residents are slowly readjusting to the new normal as they have to pick up the pieces — in some cases literally — of their lives and rebuild.
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I worry constantly about their finances, their increasingly reckless diets, how they are readjusting to my dad being at home all the time since his retirement.
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The transistor radio he had given her they kept at low volume, but when they tired of readjusting the dial they left it to broadcast static.
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A planned third-floor space proved too difficult to make accessible, and the leaks from a torrential rain last week necessitated readjusting part of the layout.
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For all intents and purposes, each of the buds has its own micro-processor that is readjusting audio in real-time, as you listen to it.
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The New York Times covers how Venice, California, is readjusting after Snapchat, the biggest IPO in Los Angeles history, left the community for nearby Santa Monica.
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With the end of the Mugabe era, some who have found themselves on the losing side of history were quickly readjusting their positions on Tuesday night.
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"We spent years building the tech to accomplish [efficiency], readjusting how people think of [object character recognition] and then doing it in real time," Battista tells me.
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Banks "could be advised to re-calculate the base rate immediately by removing/readjusting arbitrary and entirely discretionary components added to the formula," the RBI panel recommended.
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Through the five women, "An African City" explores what it means to be a westernized young woman readjusting to the culture and surroundings of her home continent.
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The response to the COVID-19 pandemic has many of us readjusting to a new way of life in hopes of slowing the spread of the virus.
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To add insult to injury, most of the adjuncts Motherboard spoke said they will not receive compensation for time spent readjusting and training to teach classes online.
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Nate Diaz shackled his hands to his head and walked McGregor down, but only Mayweather was constantly readjusting the distance to take away that perfectly measured pull counter.
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The latter threat sits oddly with all of Mrs May's other rhetroic about readjusting capitalism in favour of the "just about managing" families that she is courting for votes.
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Overall, the film paints a relatable portrait of women in their late 20s realizing their plans and priorities have shifted, readjusting expectations, but also having a wildly enjoyable time.
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With prices rising steadily, some think the market may at last be readjusting to the OPEC-led drive to reduce supply in order to ease a global oil glut.
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But the lion's share of politicians either won't face this fact or are too timid to address it publicly, fearing a voter backlash when it comes to readjusting lifestyles.
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The hacker group Fancy Bears seems to be readjusting its media outreach strategy, directly contacting a sports journalist inquiring about possible interest in stolen documents from anti-doping groups.
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I wouldn't present this as a top-line concern, however — because the whole family is readjusting to your grandson's reemergence, you should step carefully and kindly into his life.
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In a press conference on Wednesday, Koch said she was readjusting well to gravity and aside from a few neck pains and balancing problems, was enjoying life back on Earth.
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"It could be the effects of being re-exposed and readjusting to the gravity on Earth," Basner told Gizmodo, noting that Kelly himself complained about learning to walk normally again.
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It was much more popular and exciting to the players than I had expected, and I kept readjusting my expectations because of that, and they kept on exceeding them again.
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In a statement about the band's new album Readjusting the Locks, out May 24 on Sacred Bones, he wrote thoughtfully about the current state of deadlock that dominates American society.
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Part two takes place largely within the courtroom, while the third and fourth chapters deal with the years spent in prison, and the by-then young men's struggles readjusting to society.
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RELATED: Out of Mosul, into limbo: The refugees fleeing ISIS Readjusting to a war zone When they put the patients into an ambulance and send them on their way, calm returns.
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Efforts to agree on a NAFTA have been at loggerheads over such issues as readjusting the "rules of origin" for autos, a "sunset clause" for the treaty and dispute settlement provisions.
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Rather than seeing a form or a field, I found my focus readjusting as I tried to see into the painting — their layered surfaces certainly invite the viewer to do that.
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He became part of a growing network of Marines attuned to problems plaguing their cohort: cycles of deployments leading to despair, post-traumatic stress disorder and difficulties readjusting to civilian life.
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"It's a very dynamic environment and corporate bond yields are continually readjusting and, until the gap between bond yields and MCLR widens further, some issues may remain on hold," said IDFC's Shah.
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Either they were readjusting to planting their feet on the ground without fear of breaking an ankle, or they were just trying to understand how they had let the whole thing happen.
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The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), which is part of the Centers for Disease Control, is currently readjusting its standards for acceptable levels of the chemical in drinking water.
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The "flat round," in which a company's valuation does not grow despite an influx of new money, suggests Snapchat's valuation may have grown too quickly and investors are now readjusting their expectations.
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Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, Koch said that aside from a few neck pains and balancing problems, she was readjusting well to gravity and enjoying being back on Earth, CNN reported.
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" Despite the horrifying injury, the actress said Sonnier was optimistically readjusting to his "new normal," adding, "He was back coaching on the sidelines of his kids' games within a week and a half.
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Season 1 introduced our heroine, an impossibly optimistic 30-year-old woman (Ellie Kemper) readjusting to the real world after being freed from the bunker where she'd been held captive for 15 years.
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"The strongest element that hit us last year was the fleet, selling the fleet and readjusting the fleet" van der Werff added, referring to the sale of 14 planes for some $100 million.
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Just in case Hadid alone can't convince you to go lighter for summer, we suggest readjusting your gaze toward her sister, Bella, who went a dirty honey blonde this year, too — extensions not included.
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Many leaving the Panamanian jungle have resolved to bring what they've learned abroad back with them to the States, and after tearful goodbyes, we find out how they're readjusting to life away from paradise.
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Those were accords between established states with strong governments largely over security and readjusting borders; not between an established state and a divided, dysfunctional national movement seeking to become one in a turbulent unsettled region.
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Trinidad admits that she had difficulties readjusting to life back in El Salvador after deportation, particularly the first time she returned in 2014 because she had to return without her brother, her closest family member.
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More broadly, investors are readjusting to the slow withdrawal of support from central banks — such as the Federal Reserve — which has acted as a tailwind for stocks since the market rally began in March 2009.
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But for Rowland Dickens, 50, who works in production oversight, train delays have caused so many problems in his 12 years of commuting that constantly readjusting his schedule has simply become a way of life.
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So, there has been a little bit of recalibration as, you know, some growth in terms of the investment side has come down, you've seen that some firms are readjusting their plans in terms of hiring.
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I really wouldn't mind just...not quitting the gym completely but just readjusting my workout to fit a 36-year-old body and not trying to carry around so much size, and just be more functional.
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The entire entertainment sector is readjusting after AT&T got legal clearance to buy Time Warner and Comcast topped Disney's bid for a key portion of Twenty-First Century Fox's assets, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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Rachel Weisz stars as a Manhattan photographer who returns to London after her rabbi father dies, but she has trouble readjusting to a community that exiled her decades earlier for her attraction to a female friend.
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It's no surprise then that Marvel has become the easy stand-in for garbage entertainment for old guard directors like Scorsese and Coppola, who find themselves suddenly readjusting to a shifting cinema industry on the downturn.
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"I think this will be the guiding element for (the) ECB to decide at which moment to start readjusting its QE (quantitative easing) program, " Dombrovskis, who's responsible for the euro folder at the Commission, told CNBC.
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Having fled over the Myanmar border into southeast Bangladesh with about 730,000 mainly Muslim Rohingya from August 2017, the men and their families spent the first year battling to survive, building shelters and readjusting to refugee life.
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As he experimented with the recipes within, adjusting and readjusting, he came across an excellent ginger brandy and a beautiful ice kummel, a German caraway liqueur filled with small crystals that gives a bottle a frosted look.
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The company's approach also involves making little changes at a fast rate and constantly readjusting, as opposed to previous companies that often waited and worked behind the scenes for a long time until they made a big reveal.
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The trauma of fleeing one's home is compounded by the difficulties that come with readjusting to a new, unfamiliar country, says Ellen Beattie, senior director of programming quality and innovation at International Rescue Committee (IRC), a prominent refugee aid organization.
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After years of readjusting plastic surgery-obsessives gone wrong – those aiming to look like Barbie dolls or become perfectly identical with their sibling – doctors Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif are traveling across the U.S. to help those Botched By Nature.
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Puget has applied to increase prices to fund upgrades to its infrastructure and other expenses, while the regulator recommended in June that Puget cut charges based on readjusting the value of a coal plant and costs relating to storm damages.
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With the virus now detected in at least 22009 countries, companies are readjusting their annual profit expectations, economists are lowering their forecasts for global growth and policymakers have signaled that they are ready, if needed, to act to stabilize the economy.
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But in focusing on the ripple effects of a sex crime on one unextraordinary life, "Something Clean" keeps readjusting our point of view, along with Charlotte's, on the widespread implications of such acts and the nature of the culture in which they occur.
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Standing up from my desk, turning my head too fast, chewing through a bag of pretzels, touching down on a runway in an airplane — these are all situations where AirPods popped out of one of my ears because I wasn't constantly readjusting the fit.
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It's "too early to tell but what I can commit is that I'm going to look at what is going to be the financial burden of basically readjusting the price of the equity or the option ... give me a couple of weeks," he said.
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"I think we expect more of such readjusting plate movements and that has been reasonably predicted, and many volcanic activity and earthquakes have been rampant over the last five years," said Mr. Kurokawa, an adjunct professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies.
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After a few oddly timed emails, which he blamed on slowly readjusting his sleep schedule while returning from winter break to his studies, Koone hopped on the phone to detail the strange origin story behind the unapologetically DIY Child Death, during which he lost and found himself again.
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The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), which is part of the Centers for Disease Control, is currently readjusting its standards for acceptable levels of the chemical in drinking water and is expected to propose that safe levels be almost six times stricter than EPA's current recommendation.
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On this week's episode of Vox's I Think You're Interesting podcast, host Todd VanDerWerff talks to Full Frontal correspondents Allana Harkin, Ashley Nicole Black, and Mike Rubens about the difficulty of readjusting to cover the Trump era — and how it was especially difficult to do so the week of the election.
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Here are the monthly runs for the euro since the start of the year: While analysts have attributed the strength in the euro to stronger fundamentals and improvement in the economy as well as the ECB readjusting its inflation target, some believe it is also down to the dollar weakness.
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"You add to that a much expected Fed tightening in December, and you end up with a flight from EM." This comes after JP Morgan moved EM hard currency debt to underweight on Wednesday, while also readjusting its year-end spread target on its EMBI Global Diversified Index to 375bp from 325bp.
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Although he once supported a ban on assault weapons on the home front, Donald Trump has shown no hesitation in readjusting as a presidential candidate to pander to the gun industry, fervidly vowing in January to end gun-free zones in schools and on military bases on his first day in the White House.
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In terms of fashion, the feeling I took from the recent cycle of shows and the images for this issue is similar: a desire for a few new high-quality items to elevate what I already own — not a new wardrobe or a superficial trend that demands readjusting my closet or my mind-set.
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Too early to tell, but what I can commit is that I'm going to look at what is going to be the financial burden of basically readjusting the price of the equity or the option that employees have in the company to make sure we can all share in the options of the company with no more crazy valuations.
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"On the other hand, the commitment to spending 2 percent on defense is meant to be about the long haul, and about genuinely readjusting national budget priorities, and I don't see this plan as moving European NATO members much closer to that goal," he said, adding that much of the plan was based on debt financing.
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Here's a sign that one's priorities might need readjusting: I learned that BanJUL was the capital of Gambia based on my knowledge that Mint (JUL)EPS are popular Kentucky Derby drinks, and I learned that Turkish inns were called I(MAR)ETS based loosely on my knowledge of "The Simpsons" (Abu's Kwik-E-Mart reminded me of MINI(MAR)T).
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However, that doesn't mean we're not thinking about the next season of This Is Us, which will explore teased storylines like why Kevin (Justin Hartley) is going to Vietnam, the place where Jack served time in the military, and the fate of Deja (Lyric Ross), who, when we last left her, had trouble readjusting to life with her foster family.
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On Friday, the NASA astronaut held his first press conference since he's been back, answering questions about readjusting to gravity, staying healthy, and lining up the future of his career We've curated the seven most fascinating bits for your enjoyment: Kelly had already flown a total of 180 days in space prior to his year on the International Space Station.
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THE BASEL COMMITTEE AS A GROUP, AGREED THAT THE OUTCOME OF THIS EXERCISE SHOULD NOT BE A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS ACROSS THE BOARD, AND I THINK WHAT THE BASEL COMMITTEE HAS LEARNED IS THAT SOME OF THE PROPOSALS MAY HAVE MOVED IN THAT DIRECTION AND SO I BELIEVE THERE IS AN EFFORT TO HUE TO THE ORIGINAL PURPOSE OF READJUSTING RISK WEIGHTS WHILE NOT OVERALL INCREASING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS.
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Announces third quarter 2017 results, 2018 per share growth and 5% dividend increase within funds flow * Whitecap resources inc qtrly petroleum and natural gas sales $232.9 million versus $178.5 million * Whitecap resources inc - qtrly shr $2403 * Whitecap resources inc - average production for quarter increased by 18% (17% per share) to 57,898 boe/d (82% oil and ngls) * Whitecap resources inc - now forecasting a 2017 total payout ratio of 89% and $52 million of free funds flow * Whitecap resources-recently identified in elnora nisku oil pool that natural aquifer is not fully supporting northeastern portion of pool as estimated * Whitecap resources - board of directors has approved 2018 base capital budget of $370 million to $390 million which includes drilling of 240 (210.4 net) wells * Whitecap resources - proactively limited production rate from elnora nisku oil pool with increasing and readjusting our water injection volumes Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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