Parents today are often hit with a financial triple whammy.
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When you add all those together it's a triple whammy.
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All told, deforestation causes a triple-whammy of global warming: 1.
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"Plastic is a triple whammy for increasing coral infections," Harvell said.
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Then there are the loans, which can be a triple whammy.
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"It was a triple whammy," said a person close to the debate.
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ZB: That means you've got this triple whammy hitting Republicans in 2016.
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And the triple whammy isn't unprecedented either, according to a 1981 case report.
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Sudden suicide by people who seemingly have it all: That's a triple whammy.
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Gail Collins We are now living in the land of the triple whammy.
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Essentially, capitalism as we know it faces a triple whammy according to the study.
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You'll be slapped with additional income tax and penalties: a double or triple whammy.
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Countries like Bangladesh will suffer a triple whammy of heat, rising tides, and food insecurity.
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Now I feel something similar, after the triple whammy of political reality we have endured.
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Postmates gets the triple-whammy of high markup, high service fee and high delivery fee.
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"There's actually a triple whammy of taking time out of the work force," Collinson said.
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All in all, a potential triple whammy for the Trump administration, which can't escape the Russia story.
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A triple whammy of disease, climate change, and deforestation has threatened around 22015 percent of the planet's wild coffee species.
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A triple whammy of disease, climate change, and deforestation has threatened around 60 percent of the planet's wild coffee species.
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"May is typically the hottest month, but it's a double whammy — a triple whammy when there's the drought," she said.
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"Canada's a triple whammy," Mr. Howe said, citing its popular new prime minister, the favorable exchange rate and its reputation as safe.
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It was working until a triple whammy of drought, sourer investor sentiment toward emerging markets and Macri's own managerial fumbles tanked the peso.
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The triple-whammy of weight gain, an ovarian cystectomy, and cyst-induced acne have left me feeling about as attractive as a blobfish.
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Under a Labour government, investors in Britain would face a triple whammy of Brexit, higher corporation tax and now the prospect of shareholder dilution.
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Oil expert Daniel Yergin told CNBC on Monday that the industry is facing "a triple whammy" of pressures, contributing to the tumult facing global markets.
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"We now face a triple whammy of slumping global steel prices, lower oil prices that battered demand for seamless pipes, and a higher yen," Sakae said.
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Will the triple whammy of higher energy prices, higher interest rates and a rising dollar represent a confluence of headwinds too great for the economy to withstand?
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Asian markets were mostly lower, as a triple-whammy of concerns over the upcoming U.S. presidential election, weak Japanese data and lower oil prices weighed on sentiment.
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I love all movies set during World War II, and this one is a triple whammy because it's set in Paris AND it's in black and white.
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The backstory: Companies are already being hit with a triple whammy: higher commodity costs (including oil), a trade war that's making materials more expensive, and rising interest rates.
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But it has fallen 20 percent since the Brexit vote amid concerns it would face a triple whammy of weaker sterling, a British recession and increased regulatory hurdles.
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Those figures suggest that American manufacturers are still struggling with the triple whammy of weak overseas growth, the strong dollar and sluggish consumer and business spending at home.
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The 2017 hurricane season hurled a triple-whammy at the United States and its territories with hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria all striking within less than a month.
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These bushfires have been amplified by profoundly parched forests, brush, and grasslands — dried-out by a triple-whammy of record-breaking heat waves combined with drought and unrelenting winds.
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Where to watch it: Netflix Speaking of hard sells, this one has a triple whammy: it's a Facebook original, it has a depressing title, and it boasts an equally depressing premise.
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Quite a number of these women were ethnic or racial minorities, and I'm trying to faithfully show how they often experience a double or triple whammy piece of the misogyny pie.
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"It looks like a triple whammy—a warm ocean, a warm atmosphere, and a wind pattern all working against the ice in the Arctic," said NSIDC director Mark Serreze, in a statement.
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The triple whammy of euro zone data reveal that the single currency area is still stuck with lukewarm growth, low inflation and stubbornly high unemployment levels in some of its member countries.
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Obamacare insurers are getting hit by a triple whammy from "special" customers — whose health costs are helping destabilize the program, setting the stage for higher premiums next year, a new report finds.
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People in Australia, Asia and parts of Russia were treated to the lunar triple whammy during moonrise on January 213, while the show kicked off in North America from 5:51 a.m.
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But with the end of "The Dragon and the Wolf," showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss capped off the season with a triple whammy of very big, long-in-the-making moments.
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Traders said a triple whammy of growing trade tensions between the United States and China, signs of cooling in China's economy and rising corporate demand for dollars were all hitting the Chinese currency.
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"This is largely due to increased barriers to entry because of higher house prices, lower earnings growth and tighter credit availability - so they've got a triple whammy," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Until, that is, he lays on a triple-whammy of cheat-y twists: the old "miser was testing his heirs all along" saw, and not one but two lost wills coming to light.
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Many social service organizations are already feeling the strain as more people seek services due to the triple whammy of low wages, rising rents, and a stream of cuts to social welfare programs.
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"In a triple whammy, weaker growth and rising financing costs can jointly stress the state coffers, weaken the banking system and produce a knock-on effect on the real economy," the investment bank warned.
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And yet, Tokyo 2020 Olympic organizers contend the torch relay will proceed on schedule, starting on March 26 in Fukushima, the prefecture decimated by the triple-whammy earthquake, tsunami and nuclear meltdown in 2011.
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A year ago, we were tallying the damages from 2017, a record year of weather and climate-related disasters: a triple whammy of major hurricanes, including Hurricane Maria, and several huge wildfires and floods.
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LONDON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Shares in WPP fell more than three percent on Thursday on a triple whammy of bad news for the world's biggest advertising group, less than two months after it issued a major profit warning.
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Her assessment was a triple whammy: As the pediatrician had observed, my baby was early and my fluids were shocked, but on top of that, Knockers also noticed that my baby was tongue-tied, preventing him from latching.
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So the American economy was hit by a triple whammy: the lingering effects of tighter monetary policy; a fiscal policy that hit demand by transferring money from the poor to the rich; and a slump in global trade.
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During his campaign, Mr. Trump promised to hit Mexico with a triple whammy: building a wall and making Mexico pay for it; deporting up to three million migrants; and rewriting or scrapping the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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"We're left with this situation where, just when a down-and-out manufacturer finally has some hope for a big year, it's gotten hit with the triple-whammy of higher labor costs, higher steel costs and higher interest rates," he said.
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Its shares are down 25 percent after the company delivered a triple whammy of bad news in late February — a significant earnings miss, dividend reduction and a $503 billion write-down that, in addition to Kraft, also included its Oscar Mayer brand.
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The Global Climate Risk Index, published on Wednesday by environmental think-tank Germanwatch, rated Japan as the most weather-affected country in 2018, hit by a triple whammy of extreme summer heat, torrential rainfall and the most powerful typhoon in a quarter-century.
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"If, like me, you believe that the triple whammy of lower corporate taxes, deregulation and the repatriation of overseas assets will provide a big boost to employment here in the United States, then it's easy to see why Cintas would be worth buying," Cramer said.
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A majority of economists, business and energy analysts instead agree that coal's demise is due to a triple whammy: competition from much cheaper and cleaner-burning natural gas, proliferated by fracking technology; growth in the solar and wind energy production; and tougher environmental regulations.
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From Mexico to Brazil, many countries in the region are major exporters of crude and other commodities, and have been hit by a triple whammy of oil's price crash, cratering import demand from major buyer China, and a precipitous fall in their exchange rates.
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The triple whammy of Comey's firing, the intelligence sharing with Russia and now the Comey memo has shaken the GOP, generating immense, open questions about whether the President is able to handle two core presidential functions that Republicans have always prioritized -- law and order and national security.
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"If, like me, you believe that the triple whammy of lower corporate taxes, deregulation and the repatriation of overseas assets will provide a big boost to employment here in the United States, then it's easy to see why Cintas would be worth buying," the "Mad Money " host said.
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LaPorsha Renae, Rihanna's "Diamonds" In that vein, I think what made me so overcome about La'Porsha's segment wasn't necessarily her vocal prowess on a current song (though she definitely needed that marketability bump in the eyes of producers); it was the triple-whammy of an emotionally driven intro, the song itself, and most importantly the raging fanfare that followed.
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The Canadian actor finally broke into the mainstream with a triple-whammy of star-making turns in Drive, Crazy Stupid Love, and The Ides of March, but that year also marked the point in which he all but stopped exploring his range as an actor—the type of range that chameleonic peers like Tom Hardy and Jake Gyllenhaal have built careers on.
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The middle class of Tehran has fared better than lower-income Iranians in the provinces, who now face a triple whammy: Inflated prices for staple goods such as eggs (aggravated by an outbreak of avian flu); the prospect of a roughly 50% hike in the price of gasoline; and the gutting of a cash transfer program for poorer families introduced in 2010.
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"Bond investors face the triple whammy - rising inflation, improving economy, and tightening liquidity," said Xie Yi, executive director at First Seafront Fund Management Co. While China's main stock index fell 13 percent last year, yuan-denominated bonds had been moving the other way, with benchmark 10-year bond prices rising enough to knock 200 basis points off yields from mid-2014 to October last year.
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With their French Revolutionary air, they're a nifty metaphor for the show's incendiary mind-set, as exemplified by its heroine, the litigator Diane Lockhart, an EMILY 's List Democrat whose plans to retire with her hot Republican gun-expert husband dissolved when, in a triple whammy, her man cheated on her, she lost her money to a Madoff-like grifter, and Wisconsin swung red.
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Metabolic alkalosis may also be seen with loop diuretic use. Ototoxicity (damage to the inner ear) is a serious, but rare ADR associated with use of loop diuretics. This may be limited to tinnitus and vertigo, but may result in deafness in serious cases. Loop diuretics may also precipitate kidney failure in patients concurrently taking an NSAID and an ACE inhibitor—the so-called "triple whammy" effect.
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Chris Jericho's Rock 'N' Wrestling Rager at Sea Triple Whammy will be a professional wrestling and rock music-themed Norwegian Jewel cruise that sails from October 21 to October 25, 2021 hosted by Chris Jericho. It was previously scheduled to take place from February 1 to February 5, 2021 with a live episode of AEW Dynamite airing on February 3 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A triple whammy of Hurricanes were reviewed in issue 12. The long-awaited Mayhem In Monsterland and Lemmings both received an overall rating of 97%, while Alien 3 was awarded 93%. The readers got their chance to have a top 100 Commodore 64 game of all- time list. Creatures came out on top, followed by The Blues Brothers, Creatures 2, Turrican 2 and Bubble Bobble.
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According to McGloin, Farrar and Fishlock (2015), "Triple whammy!", using a realistic gun controller correlated with double or nearly double that of most other effect sizes reported in meta- analytic work exploring the association between violent games and cognitive aggression. Overall, we gain aggressive knowledge when exposed to realistic violent media, and therefore behave more aggressively through actions and words. The "Cultivation Theory" argues that the more a child engages in media, the more they will be affected by it.
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" While we know that all "Jewish" (Hebrew) words are good because they enhance identity and transmit culture, building a tikkun olam vocabulary is a triple whammy. a. It does all the "cultural uniqueness" stuff. Having a Jewish language.. " all blends of the words "Hebrew" and "English", refer to any combination of the two languages, or to code-switching between the languages. This result from poor knowledge of one language or the other or both of the languages, or may be produced for a consciously humorous effect.
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Sources describe the charge as a "triple-whammy" for his family: his father committed suicide a month after the accident, and his mother had her own accident in April 2008. The charges came as a shock; the family were expecting "just a hearing". At the time of the accident, the unnamed driver had had five friends with him in his car. A senior state prosecutor said that the state had an eye-witness who claimed to have seen the events. The case was postponed to 3 October 2008 to give the driver time to obtain legal representation.
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The Kartellverband faced a triple whammy that eventually resulted in forcible decorporation on July 6, 1938 under the Verbot der Korporationsverbände: Misjudgment of the totalitarian regime of Adolf Hitler, misinformation and deliberate Nazi deception. In March 1933, the Catholic bishops' resistance to the Nazi power grab weakened, and with it the will of the Studentenvereine to fight; the conclusion of the Reichskonkordat finished both off. Several corporations resisted, but were unable to halt the Kartellverband's collapse. At the start of the Nazi regime, the corporations, that were not prohibited, were held for enlargement of their directors' boards.
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Unacceptable combinations are non-dihydropyridine calcium blockers (such as verapamil or diltiazem) and beta-blockers, dual renin–angiotensin system blockade (e.g. angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor + angiotensin receptor blocker), renin–angiotensin system blockers and beta-blockers, beta-blockers and centrally acting medications. Combinations of an ACE-inhibitor or angiotensin II–receptor antagonist, a diuretic and an NSAID (including selective COX-2 inhibitors and non-prescribed medications such as ibuprofen) should be avoided whenever possible due to a high documented risk of acute kidney failure. The combination is known colloquially as a "triple whammy" in the Australian health industry.
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Despite "a triple whammy" of events in late July—the widely covered Judiciary Committee hearings, the Supreme Court's order to surrender the tapes, and six Republican defections—Nixon, according to White House Chief of Staff Alexander Haig, had not "changed one iota his sense of self‐confidence and sense of determination to see this thing through." He was closely studying the possible vote counts that impeachment in the House or trial in the Senate would get; Henry Kissinger later sympathetically described the president at this time as "a man awake in his own nightmare.", p. 1181. Republican leaders in Congress were also estimating vote counts.
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This gross weight threshold is a significant constraint on the design of wrapped cable systems as it effectively limits the length of optical cable that can be installed in one piece. Longer lengths of cable add weight in 3 ways – the drum of cable is heavier because it contains more cable; the counterweight is heavier to balance the heavier drum; the machine needs to be bigger and stronger to carry the increased loads and to resist the increased forces involved in wrapping a heavier drum. Small increases in cable length become significant because of this ‘triple-whammy’ effect. The total weight (all-up weight) of the installation machine comprises: the cable drum and cable; the wrapping mechanism; the motive power unit; the tension control mechanism and the counterweight system.
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