A lot of other places are accommodating, and that's snowballing.
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They told everyone about us, and it just started snowballing.
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"It has seemed to have a cumulative snowballing effect," McGowan said.
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The crisis is snowballing into a serious threat to Spain's democracy.
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"I knew we were snowballing toward something," a former executive says.
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The trip also comes as Trump faces snowballing troubles back home.
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Per usual, we can blame the internet for snowballing absurd, ghastly theories.
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LONDON — There are two clear signs that a political situation is snowballing.
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Once the final roster settled in, though, Liquid quickly started snowballing wins.
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It looks like big momentum is snowballing money and sentiment into equities.
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" It's a snowballing market that some are branding "the internet of healthcare.
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A decade later, thousands of homeowners have been saddled with snowballing fines.
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You could try "snowballing," which is personal finance guru Dave Ramsey's preferred method.
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And on Twitter Wednesday morning, Trump claimed credit for support snowballing toward Strange.
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But the charges added to a snowballing public conviction that fraud is rife.
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What is the role of the entertainer in a snowballing public health crisis?
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B.I. director to do something moronic to deflect from snowballing sexual-assault allegations.
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"We met the first weekend after the election and it started snowballing," said King.
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More long-term, the Bank of Korea has been eyeing steadily snowballing household debt.
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It's the snowballing problems in the economy, environmental risks, and other sets of challenges.
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It may help prevent snowballing collisions that could cut off our access to orbit.
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Elsewhere overnight, worried Silicon Valley giants were obviously shocked at the snowballing Trump win.
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This current plunge, which really started snowballing last September, now amounts to 31 percent.
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Bombardier is preparing the jet to enter service after years of delays and snowballing costs.
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The series excels at laying out the snowballing costs of a case, financial and psychological.
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What I remember of Dog Days is a grotesquerie of pointless violence and snowballing calamity.
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Speaking of small habits snowballing, innocuous and toxic spending habits can really snowball over time.
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One after another, people tweeted often-hilarious responses that took on a snowballing viral life.
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"We're not starting very well, and it's snowballing on us," the Rangers' Marc Staal said.
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Nine months later, they bought their second property, "and it just kept snowballing," says Baldwin.
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The Flynn scandal shows every sign of snowballing, with powerful GOP lawmakers like Texas Sen.
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The CSeries is expected to enter service this year, after years of delays and snowballing costs.
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Both Wadhams and Serreze anticipate the loss will have disastrous and, as it were, snowballing consequences.
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"Got two pretty quick outs and then things just started snowballing," Turley said of the fifth.
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It fermented a snowballing of disbelief in the legitimacy of the czar leading toward the revolution.
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The continent's snowballing growth is showing no signs of stopping, thanks to domestic supply and demand.
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All of this started snowballing in the weeks after GeForce Now left beta earlier this year.
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In that case (and in keeping with the frosty theme), we recommend snowballing your debt payments.
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"So you have this kind of snowballing effect where people are taking their profits," Cifu said.
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Congress had requested a probe into UMTA funding and held hearings castigating it for Morgantown's snowballing costs.
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"It will be hard to avoid a snowballing increase in debt levels," one of the articles said.
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Awareness: this is the term most often used in reference to the UK's snowballing mental health crisis.
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The particles from that explosion then keep bursting apart other bits of matter, in a snowballing chain reaction.
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Two Vanderpump reactions to James' snowballing cheating scandal cement the Brit as this season's leading ne'er-do-well.
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As far as consolation prizes go for the snowballing nightmare of climate change, these clouds are pretty stunning.
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Take one IS recruitment video, "And You Will be Superior," one of many released amid the snowballing boycott.
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Snowballing on the jokes isn't just a bad way to address her behavior, it actually makes it worse.
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There are a number of crisscrossing and snowballing reasons why it took me so long to get there.
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Shares have been hit by investors concern about snowballing legal and regulatory efforts over its data use polices.
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That could ripple out to other airlines, which might be forced to compete, creating a snowballing fare war.
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One is union protests snowballing into strikes, even if it is unclear how determined railway employees are to resist.
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She has not engaged in a painful, snowballing gaffe about Adolf Hitler not using chemical weapons in the Holocaust.
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Its impact wasn't immediate, but it was the start of the band's snowballing popularity, something which has only continued.
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There's a small lie that's snowballing into a huge lie when it comes to 360-degree videos and virtual reality.
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While these will make the snowballing more troublesome and therefore costly, the authorities are also trying to cut the rewards.
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Higher spending stems from a snowballing social security bill to fund the cost of services for Japan's fast-ageing population.
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Cooper&aposs testimony was monumental because it threw a wrench into Trump&aposs main defense in the snowballing impeachment inquiry.
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We've been working with a promoter for a long time, and it's just really been snowballing, getting weirder and better.
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Much like Mass Effect's own Reapers, there's an observable cycle to how this tends to play out—a snowballing effect.
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Little is known about how changes in seasonal weather affect the new coronavirus, which has sparked a snowballing global crisis.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The business of adding some kind of environmental, social or governance analysis to investment decisions is snowballing.
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And then, in an apparent effort to downplay the story, Trump Jr. instead confirmed it, in a story that keeps snowballing.
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The government, recognizing in recent days that the movement was snowballing, has offered an array of benefits for low-income earners.
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Top economists say the economic effects of climate change are just starting to be felt — and they're likely to start snowballing.
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But as prominent men in other fields have faced snowballing accusations of sexual harassment, it's instead shielded members of Congress from publicity.
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Tracking these objects can help prevent catastrophic collisions and stave off a potential series of snowballing crashes known as a Kessler event.
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Gates's first victories began in Japan, the Wall Street Journal reported in 1986, snowballing into the larger international success of Microsoft's products.
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"Tackling those small, feasible changes made snowballing into running three times a week and adding strength training so much more doable," she said.
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He piloted Gnar to a snowballing win, getting lots of kills on his opposing top laner and making INTZ an instant crowd favorite.
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"Tackling those small, feasible changes made snowballing into running three times a week and adding strength training so much more doable," she says.
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For many, a sensitivity to rejection can scar them for life, their negativity about others snowballing into more missed experiences and continued ostracism.
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I admit I had some doubts, but with the divorce proceedings snowballing, I felt I had to continue on the course I had set.
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So the bankruptcy proceedings look rather more like an exit strategy to try to escape the snowballing scandal and cover any associated data trails.
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Leland, who started breeding mini Aussies seven years ago (she registers with the American Stock Dog Registry), also says the trend has been snowballing.
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"Previously, they kicked the can down the road and it's snowballing right now and needs to be fixed," said Deputy Finance Minister Khalid Payenda.
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Mr. Rosekind was blunt in his criticism of Takata and blamed its efforts to manipulate testing data and mislead regulators for the snowballing recalls.
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Rallies in Amman, the capital, and other cities have brought thousands onto the streets, snowballing since unions first called a strike a week ago.
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President Donald Trump's allies are being pushed into a corner as they struggle to defend Trump in the wake of a snowballing impeachment inquiry.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Awareness: this is the term most often used in reference to the UK's snowballing mental health crisis.
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The BOJ is already among the largest shareholders for many Japanese companies and its snowballing equity portfolio makes an eventual exit from stimulus more difficult.
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Not necessarily because I bottle it up until it explodes, but because it's so rooted in calm that most people don't realize that it's snowballing.
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Investors are concerned about snowballing legal and regulatory efforts over data use polices that have upset many customers and could carry significant penalties and costs.
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South Korean President Park Geun-Hye has hired a lawyer ahead of questioning by prosecutors over a snowballing political scandal that has engulfed her administration.
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Ford's declining sales, lower pricing and lower sales in the hot crossover and SUV market have created "a whole snowballing effect" in China, Shanks said.
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I first started writing pieces for The Everygirl, then I landed a staff writer position at The Muse, and then things kept snowballing from there.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Top Chinese tech executive Meng Wanzhou has been released on bail, but the international crisis triggered by her arrest is snowballing.
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Almost a year ago, Bunds tested the zero level, but their failure quickly escalated into a snowballing sell-off that took yields above 1 percent.
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First as a series of specials, then an hourlong weekly series, the program paralleled the snowballing rise of the red carpet as fashion's common denominator.
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Shares of Micron dropped more than 4 percent after Goldman Sachs downgraded them to neutral from buy, citing a "snowballing" decline in memory-chip demand.
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Food filth is now snowballing: Remnants of frozen Teriyaki chicken bowls, nacho cheese, soup stains and an unidentifiable oily film cover the microwave corner to corner.
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It also means that content-hungry viewers are getting smarter; we see the signs of a snowballing plot line and we can start predicting its direction.
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The snowballing scandal puts Rousseff in a tough spot as she promises independence for investigators while trying to contain the political fallout in her Workers' Party.
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Things ended civilly between Pinkett Smith and Remini, with the women agreeing that despite their misunderstanding and snowballing feud, "it is never too late to heal."
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On Friday, Facebook admitted that the scope of the Russian ad buy extended to Instagram as well, yet another revelation in a crisis that is snowballing.
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As a snowballing financial crisis threatened the global economy, an assistant to the Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., summoned Mr. Koskinen for a new job.
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Perhaps, but the amounts are so large that they could cause many employers to go into bankruptcy, with a snowballing effect on jobs and the economy.
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I'm not just talking about my parents' inevitably snowballing decrepitude but the recent news that someone from my graduating class had become a grandmother at 40.
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But projections often fail to capture and quantify the impact of worsening sentiment or the snowballing impact of negative news, particularly when it is political in nature.
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Emilewicz pointed to what she called "snowballing" interest among banks and investors in the incentives program and said it should help Warsaw meet its EU renewables targets.
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The HDP is the latest casualty of the snowballing purges ordered by Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in the aftermath of the failed coup on July 15th.
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After the snowballing dialogues of #Metoo and #TimesUp it is impossible to re-watch the scene in which Walter torments Skylar without recoiling from its menacing violence.
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Emily Atkin noted in The New Republic in April that the snowballing scandals around Pruitt were met by the conservative press with either silence or irrelevant whataboutism.
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That difference is just thanks to the power of compound interest, an investing concept in which interest earns interest on itself, snowballing into more savings over time.
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Eager to contain snowballing public outrage over the scandal and maintain confidence in China's vaccine industry, authorities have responded with sharp condemnation and calls for swift punishment.
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Then, as she goes further into bitter tribulation, she's propelled by a snowballing production that starts like roots-rock but surges toward much darker, more desperate realms.
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The dwindling number of births will put more strain welfare finances to support snowballing costs of supporting an aging population, which would undermine economic growth, analysts say.
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The budget got a boost from snowballing welfare spending to respond to a fast-ageing population and a record military outlay amid regional tensions related to North Korea.
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Sunday's protest, which organisers said drew more than a million people, and a snowballing backlash against the extradition bill could raise questions about Lam's ability to govern effectively.
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This snowballing definition now has many net neutrality proponents seeing net neutrality as the same as 1934 monopoly telephone utility law which regulated telecommunications as a common carrier.
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Companies like Riot and Valve, who make some of the most popular competitive games, have been holding competitions for several years with prize pools snowballing in the millions.
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"The snowballing consolidation of local stations has too often endangered hard-hitting investigative journalism, replacing local journalists with identical cookie cutter segments dictated from far away," he said.
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Troemel is interested in the artistic potential of a particular form of attention unique to social media: the rapid snowballing of clicks, likes, and shares known as virality.
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The former national security adviser John Bolton proved over the weekend why he&aposs President Donald Trump&aposs worst nightmare as Trump battles a snowballing Senate impeachment trial.
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The hope is, if given sufficient notice, a country can shore up its capacity to prevent conflict from snowballing — or, at least, recover from it after the fact.
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He suggested funding streams like crowdfunding, getting "Hollywood" to get people excited about the potential of a Mars mission, winning government contracts, and the nonspecific "snowballing" of public support.
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A snowballing scandal over sexual harassment and assault allegations has caused Mr. Trump's poll numbers to crater, and some of the party's top donors have suggested abandoning him altogether.
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Since the spring, when his condo deal came to light, triggering a snowballing series of embarrassing stories about the EPA administrator, Pruitt managed to keep his head above water.
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Second, while he did address the potential problem of snowballing debt, his response didn't fully address the limitations, both technical and political, on tax hikes and/or spending cuts.
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The interest rate on benchmark Bunds, for instance, is just 0.25 percent, so even a slight rise in yield can outweigh an investor's return and spark a snowballing sell-off.
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It's less a performance than an exercise in kinetic energy: Bodies bowing, lower and lower, to the snowballing rhythm of "Dripping Sun," the groove militant and hushed with organic tension.
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This changed in 2014 with GamerGate, a snowballing manosphere-born campaign of that directed a large volume of misogynistic harassment who called out sexism in the world of video games.
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But the fanfare was overshadowed by a concern that has been snowballing for months, filling many Kenyans with mild terror: How can the country repay its monstrous debt to China?
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PCMag's Sascha Segan wrote a piece worth reading on "snowballing hysteria" around a trade show killed in a country that only had two reported cases at the time of cancellation.
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He has repeatedly gone to bat for the president and shielded him amid a snowballing impeachment process in which Trump was charged with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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Dems are increasingly bullish about a wave in 2018 amid backlash against the passage of the House GOP's ObamaCare replacement bill and the snowballing revelations coming out of the White House.
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And it's not promising that Episode 2 relies on a dusty snowballing-lie plot, in which Adam inadvertently promises both Andi and Don the same ticket to a Pittsburgh Steelers game.
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However, the long-term risk is that snowballing social security spending for a fast-ageing population will strain government finances, making it more vulnerable to a sudden spike in borrowing costs.
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The schools join a snowballing list of colleges and universities that have suspended in-person classes, including the University of Washington, Stanford, Columbia, Barnard, Juilliard, Rice, Fordham University and Yeshiva University.
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SoftBank Group has become the latest high profile technology business to drop out of an investment conference in Saudi Arabia following the snowballing global outcry over the killing of journalist, Jamal Khashoggi.
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These young people, the ones who will live with the snowballing damage, want the US to marshal its full resources to tackle the problem, to transform its economy without leaving anyone behind.
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An effective punk protest album in 2018 must somehow acknowledge its own limitations, the futility of representation, and the snowballing impotence of the alternative rock subculture, and that's what this album does.
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" That seriousness fills the songs on Ms. Baker's two solo albums, "Sprained Ankle" from 2015 — an independent release that found a snowballing word-of-mouth audience — and now "Turn Out the Lights.
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Moreover, Trump's snowballing demands of America's NATO allies may ultimately have the effect of weakening the U.S. bargaining position on the one demand that really matters, wrote Eurasia Group president Ian Bremmer.
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A Mexican-American born in Los Angeles, Angelica Garcia proclaims her bicultural heritage — "wearing my roots and flying this flag" — over a snowballing, polyrhythmic buildup that melds Mexican rhythms and electronic savvy.
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HOW MUCH OF THE LEGAL CALCULUS AT THE COMPANY IS AIMED AT PREVENTING A SNOWBALLING EFFECT ONCE THIS MOVES TO THE U.K. ONCE THIS MOVES TO CHINA AND OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD?
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The map and scant description provided ample detail for them to go on—as evidenced by the snowballing number of earless monitor lizards that quickly began turning up in collections and online ads.
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It was their lowest since April 2015 when they were in the middle of a snowballing sell-off that took them from almost zero to above 1 percent in a matter of weeks.
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Investors have grown increasingly concerned about President Tayyip Erdogan's growing control over the economy and a deepening diplomatic rift with the United States, with those concerns snowballing into a market panic last week.
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But as his life was taking off, his half sister's was going in the opposite direction, a snowballing misery of bad choices, bad luck and, most of all, a losing battle with drugs.
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The impact of the leaked documents from a Panamanian law firm is snowballing, with Iceland facing a political crisis after its prime minister stepped aside on Tuesday following revelations about his wife's finances.
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Maria Mitchell, an assistant public defender in the county that includes Minneapolis, said Mr. Castile was typical of low-income drivers who lose their licenses, then become overwhelmed by snowballing fines and fees.
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I think that, when one thing happens and you step out there and you say something - you speak on that topic - then another thing happens, then another thing happens and it starts snowballing.
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Sunday's protest, which organizers said saw more than a million people take to the streets, in addition to a snowballing backlash against the extradition bill, could raise questions about Lam's ability to govern effectively.
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Sunday's protest, which organisers said saw more than a million people take to the streets, in addition to a snowballing backlash against the extradition bill could raise questions about Lam's ability to govern effectively.
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Sunday's protest, which organizers said saw more than a million people take to the streets, in addition to a snowballing backlash against the extradition bill could raise questions about Lam's ability to govern effectively.
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The standoff inflamed tensions that are already running high between Brazil's executive and judiciary branches, as the snowballing Petrobras probe reaches Rousseff's inner circle and hangs over a congressional impeachment committee named on Thursday.
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The move set off a wave of legal challenges from critics accusing her of shielding Lula from the snowballing corruption investigation that started at state-run oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA, known as Petrobras.
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Further reports Monday that the president held up millions of dollars in aid to Ukraine ahead of his conversation with the country's leader have led to snowballing calls for Trump's impeachment among House Democrats.
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The move came amid a snowballing number of revelations about harassment of co-workers and others by members of Congress, as well as high-profile entertainment and media figures' being accused of workplace improprieties.
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Sunday's protest, which organisers said saw more than a million people take to the streets, in addition to a snowballing backlash against the extradition bill, could raise questions about Lam's ability to govern effectively.
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Say what you will about the snowballing effect of a pitchfork-carrying digital mob, and the reputational damage they might cause, it still remains nothing if not an effective antidote to the spreading of hate.
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That job started out as a stop-gap while he figured out a better, more legal way to support the two of them, but that was a year ago, and now it's snowballing into violence.
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In a hearing before the Senate, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt confirmed on Wednesday for the first time that he has set up a legal defense fund to deal with his snowballing ethical improprieties.
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From the very first episode, Netflix's Dead to Me is one bonkers twist after the other, a snowballing web of lies and deceit that has you on the edge of your seat, begging for more.
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The budget - a record high for the sixth year - got a boost from snowballing welfare spending to respond to a fast-ageing population and a record military outlay amid regional tensions related to North Korea.
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Whatever any eventual financial penalty might be, the reputational damage Facebook is suffering as a result of this snowballing data handling scandal is bad enough, adding to calls for policymakers to regulate social media platforms.
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The snowballing investigation has already jailed former aides and allies of the unpopular President Rousseff, who is struggling to pull Brazil out of a deep recession as she fights an impeachment process on unrelated grounds.
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But given the ballooning costs and snowballing delays related to NASA's SLS rocket program, there may not be enough funding to make it to either destination, even if the International Space Station gets defunded early.
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Democrats are increasingly bullish about the prospect of a wave election in 2023 amid backlash against the passage of the House GOP's ObamaCare replacement bill and the snowballing revelations coming out of the White House.
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It can also pave the way for a national paid leave program that is long overdue and critical in addressing the snowballing caregiving needs our nation has already begun to face as baby boomers age.
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Dan Clifton, head of policy research at Strategas Research, said the snowballing of negative news for the U.S. economy as well as the fact China has already weakened could push trade negotiators to find a resolution.
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But over the past two years, a snowballing debate over campus speech has pitted the country into camps, with Fox News and conservative media leading a charge against liberal protesters who shut down far-right speakers.
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A restaurant owner's refusal to serve White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders is snowballing into more than a partisan food fight, highlighting a deepening divide that's made its way from political arenas to dining tables.
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But the long-term risk is that snowballing social security spending for a fast-ageing population will strain government finances, making it more vulnerable to a sudden spike in borrowing costs that would hurt the economy.
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Those include a dangerous maladjustment of mechanisms for maintaining international security and stability, regional crises, the creeping threats of terrorism and transnational crime, the snowballing problems in the economy, environmental risks and other sets of challenges.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A rising star in South Korea's ruling party quit his post on Tuesday, just hours after an aide accused him of repeated sexual assault, as the snowballing #MeToo movement rattled the country's political establishment.
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A tad overdetermined in its studied, snowballing ambiguities, "No Date, No Signature" is dramatized with an acute sense of the role of class in Iranian society, and is unfussily well directed, creating visual parallels between the two men.
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But after a series of meltdowns and errors in the reporting of the results that kept snowballing over the course of the week, the Iowa caucuses ended up being one of the most disastrous elections in recent political history.
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Washington (CNN)Since her time as a national security adviser and former UN ambassador during the Obama administration, Susan Rice had largely been out of the limelight until she was recently thrust into the snowballing White House surveillance controversy.
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Each week I look on in a snowballing state of disbelief and semi-shock (it's hard to be completely surprised anew by how bad the situation continues to get), anxiously seesawing with emotions as the country is further imperiled.
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After the Cambridge Analytica story (re)surfaced in March Facebook's crisis PR response to the snowballing privacy scandal was to claim it had battened down access to user data back in 21, when it shuttered the friends' data API.
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"I will continue this to till very end, and even when it's the end, I don't think it's the end because this is a movement he's created, and it's just snowballing from here," said Jessie Rone, 25, of Maryland.
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And while it is, for now, more of a niche offering than a rule, it's easy to imagine it snowballing to other brands and platforms, as the Great Race for Retail Domination (and Survival) heats up, online and off.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price stepped down Friday, in the midst of a snowballing scandal over his repeated use of taxpayer funds for extravagant air travel while in office, including for trips that combined government and personal business.
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Started in 2003 by Jasmeen Patheja as part of her graduation project, Blank Noise mobilizes citizen "action heroes" through its projects, events, and campaigns, and it has played a major role in the snowballing discussion surrounding street harassment in India.
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It seems like a stretch at the current rate, but adoption certainly does appear to be snowballing – a particularly impressive feat given that the fact that unlike Siri and Google Assistant, the product didn't have smartphones as a jumping off point.
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When compiling an initial budget, the government tends to limit spending in a show of resolve to rein in snowballing debt, but it is prone to adopt extra budgets as the year progresses, budgetary tactics that loosen fiscal discipline, analysts say.
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A year later, Elektra, starring Jennifer Garner, bombed with critics and at the box office, too, adding to a flawed-but-snowballing theory that the problem wasn't the movies themselves, but the fact that women, in general, just aren't bankable.
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Other things experts recommend looking for: a safeguard against a "flash crash," or snowballing price drop triggered by a few big trades, protections against leaks of customer data, a daily "integrity and reconciliation" check to assure all transactions were booked correctly.
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Students who identified as Democrats supported the inquiry significantly more than Republicans, but the polling data suggests President Donald Trump's recent snowballing of scandals may be starting to move the needle among college kids toward impeachment, regardless of party affiliation.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - The rout in crude prices is snowballing into one of the biggest avalanches in the history of corporate America, with 2177.1 oil and gas companies now bankrupt after this week's filings for creditor protection by Midstates Petroleum and Ultra Petroleum.
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Despite the snowballing investigation and well-organized union resistance, Thomaz Favaro, a political analyst with global consultancy Control Risks, said Temer has built a more robust coalition than his predecessor, Dilma Rousseff, who was impeached last year as the Petrobras scandal gained steam.
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Graphic: Bryan Menegus/ G/O MediaBias on social media has become a highly politicized topic in the US—started mainly by right-wingers crying foul at having their accounts suspended or banned, and snowballing in a series of congressional hearings on the subject.
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The general-account budget spending for the fiscal year to begin on April 1 marks an increase from this year's 96.7 trillion yen, the draft showed, reflecting snowballing social security spending to fund the cost of services for Japan's fast-ageing population.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's banking regulator has asked lenders to look into the guarantee chains of its borrowers, according to a document seen by Reuters, the latest in a slew of policy initiatives to reduce the risk of defaults snowballing through the financial system.
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Indeed, in the face of the snowballing Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal, the company's leadership (see also: Sheryl Sandberg) has been quick to try to spin an idea that it was simply too "idealistic and optimistic" — and that 'bad actors' exploited its surfeit of goodwill.
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A emerging market selloff was in danger of snowballing meanwhile, as budget woes in South Africa sent the rand to an 11-month low, Turkey's lira dropped for a sixth day and EM bond and stock markets racked up a second week of losses.
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The report was released at the United Nations Environment Assembly in Nairobi on Wednesday, and adds to other recent, dire predictions for the Arctic—one of the places on Earth where global warming will trigger catastrophic outcomes due to the snowballing effects of melting permafrost.
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David Hale, the undersecretary of state for political affairs at the State DepartmentSondland was initially believed to be the key witness on Wednesday, but Cooper took the spotlight when she revealed damning new information that undermined President Donald Trump&aposs entire defense in the snowballing Ukraine scandal.
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But after a series of meltdowns and errors in the reporting of the results that kept snowballing over the course of the week, the Iowa caucuses ended up being one of the most disastrous elections in recent political history — and dragged the fortunes several campaigns down with it.
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No accident then that Facebook has just given its settings pages a haircut — as it scrambles to rein in user outrage over the still snowballing Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal — consolidating user privacy controls onto one screen instead of the full TWENTY they had been scattered across before.
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Like the hero of "Hologram," Josie is grappling with a bevy of snowballing problems — virtually Job-like in their multiplication — that have driven her to impulsively leave home in Ohio with her children, fly to Alaska (where her stepsister Sam lives), rent an ancient R.V. and hit the highway.
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Among them were an excessively strong nonfarm payroll report from the Labor Department; another errant tweet from President Donald Trump, who no longer seems to judge his success by the market's performance; the snowballing tariff conflict between the United States and China; and the president's push to renegotiate NAFTA.
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Thatcher's economic policies would go on to boost economies, open up global trade, and increase the power and presence of multinational companies, developments came with rising unemployment, lower wages, weakened labor unions, and snowballing environmental destruction in Britain and places far away, like the city of Marikina in the Philippines.
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A cascade of witnesses destroyed Trump&aposs defenses one by oneTrump&aposs allies have trotted out a slew of defenses in the snowballing inquiry, but they&aposve grown weaker in the face of overwhelming testimony from nonpartisan officials, many of whom spoke in defiance of the White House&aposs direct orders.
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We got director Bong Joon Ho at LAX over a one-month time span, during which his Korean film, "Parasite," has been snowballing in popularity and positioning itself as a legit favorite in the Oscar race ... even for the top prize of Best Picture, which would be a huge deal.
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SEOUL, South Korea — As South Korea struggles to contain a snowballing coronavirus outbreak, its president on Sunday raised the country's alert level to the highest for the first time in a decade, which empowered the government to lock down cities, bar visitors from China and unilaterally restrict the movement of people.
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We're focused on snowballing sales on Amazon by increasing our sales rank for products, in addition to creating major social proof for our products with our reviews (close to a thousand 5-stars cumulatively and counting!)What is your business education background, and what resources (books, trainings, podcasts, etc) do you use to learn and stay on top of your game?
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The slowdown in China, the world's second-biggest economy, is of particular concern for world growth, with pressure from tightening financial regulations and US tariffs potentially snowballing into a more dramatic contraction that could "trigger abrupt, wide-reaching sell-offs in financial and commodity markets that place its trading partners, commodity exporters, and other emerging markets under pressure," the report's authors said.
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It's not just domestic politics and the (justifiable) fear of backlash; it's also that a more generous immigration policy can easily end up requiring more enforcement to prevent a snowballing effect — because migrants are responsive to incentives established by receiving countries, not just conditions at home, and often (just ask Angela Merkel) the more you welcome the more will attempt to come.
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Opposition to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's emergency border declaration is snowballing in the Senate, forcing Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) to scramble for a way to avoid a major embarrassment for the president.
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