That way the uncertainly associated with the findings shrinks rapidly.
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A trim, handsome man, he stood uncertainly in the apartment.
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She nodded uncertainly and dried her hands on her apron.
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This leads to a lot of uncertainly in my cash flow.
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She smiled uncertainly for a moment, and then gamely powered through.
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But that uncertainly merely adds, WWE style, to the reality-tumbling effect.
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The rope sings uncertainly against the wall, its strands begin to struggle.
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Uncertainly over NAFTA's future is weighing on some North American markets and policymakers.
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In the photo, she wears no makeup and stares uncertainly towards the camera.
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The cut added further uncertainly to global markets already roiled by the coronavirus.
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We watched it nose here and there, uncertainly, before finally stumbling upon the hole.
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My finger hovered uncertainly over my iPhone screen as I read and reread her text.
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"There's a level of uncertainly floating out there so people are acting out," he said.
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So the assassination, though terrifically staged, is uncertainly motivated when a Trumpalike is its object.
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I feel badly for the people for whom this election will mean more uncertainly and insecurity.
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I tried, swaying uncertainly in the boat, worried that my casting would take out someone's eye.
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With the government five months away from an exit deadline, uncertainly looms over her potential successor.
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Contact most anywhere else is off-limits; the touch is received uncertainly, or as an intrusion.
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Someone turned on the music she'd requested ("Smooth," by Santana), and she swayed a little, uncertainly.
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" With so much uncertainly still, he added, "it is just a question of waiting it out.
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And the strain in his eyes — he seems to peer uncertainly, especially in turns — is disconcerting.
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A pair of Japanese tourists and some Danes holding guidebooks waited uncertainly in the entrance lobby.
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"That's creating a level of uncertainly that the market's uncomfortable with," said Maxim Group analyst Tom Forte.
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When you resolve uncertainly people like it, but I don't really see any specific area to watch.
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One sign of the problem is that the audience keeps laughing uncertainly long after things turn tragic.
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RIGHT NOW THE INDICATORS I FOCUS ON ABOUT UNCERTAINLY, CONSUMER CONFIDENCE, BUSINESS CONFIDENCE, THEY ACTUALLY LOOK PRETTY GOOD.
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Long retired from an illustrious career in British government, he's recovering, slowly and uncertainly, from a heart operation.
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Is this person unsure what fun feels like and wondering, uncertainly, if present circumstances maybe vaguely resemble it?
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She turned to the dresser, but only to stand there at an open drawer, stirring things around uncertainly.
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And next year could bring more obstacles to the condo market, including political uncertainly and recent tax changes.
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"Now, more than anything, I want to be with you," he says kind of convincingly as Hannah smiles uncertainly.
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KEVIN HASSETT: If we don't make positive progress in reducing uncertainly about trade it would subtract from growth, yes.
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As a source of additional uncertainly, Brexit gave Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government an excuse to act, Okubu said.
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Though the premise of "Embedded" is promising, the opera hovers uncertainly between satire, unabashed melodrama and hyped-up terror.
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They looked at him uncertainly, and then at Lindsay, who was standing just outside their ring of shaky intimacy.
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LONDON — Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn eyed each other uncertainly on Wednesday, like two subjects in a laboratory experiment.
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But the ballet can't quite decide what it wants to be, hovering uncertainly between the fantastical and the literal.
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TAIWAN FINMIN OFFICIAL SAYS FEBRUARY EXPORTS WILL BE 'DIFFICULT' DUE TO UNCERTAINLY ABOUT WHEN CHINA WILL GO BACK TO WORK
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There are several doors leading in different directions, and the group splinters off through them uncertainly into the subterranean universe.
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"There is uncertainly about the high-tech sector and about Donald Trump just singling out an American company," Morici said.
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The timing of the 2016 holiday windows is fraught with much uncertainly, but these displays bring passersby a glimmer of optimism.
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Here you may come upon Alex Rodriguez, the Yankee slugger, peering a bit uncertainly into a case of silicone formal wear.
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"We have yet to see any pushback, there's been no muzzling, but the uncertainly comes from an obvious place," the author said.
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"Uncertainty about U.S. Federal Reserve policy is affecting global shares, and there is also uncertainly about BOJ policy as well," she said.
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He looks uncertainly to the future, unsure about appointing a successor or retiring the character that has been his alone for decades.
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His songs and beats live somewhere in-between established musical home keys, hovering uncertainly like the fraught, poisonous relationships he sings about.
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An honest, transparent and strategic communications approach is important to leading in a time of uncertainly for your customers and your staff.
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It's difficult to begin with to take on the hospital industry, but that's compounded by all the uncertainly regarding the proposal's effect.
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The costs of global climate change will again be unevenly (and uncertainly) distributed, but harm will often be smaller for richer, temperate countries.
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The nihilistic beat disguised despair in cheerful tones, and the audience laughed uncertainly at the clowns' misery, identifying those problems as their own.
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She likes to draw out recessive characters—the unhappy, the untrustworthy, or the downright unlikable—and bring them, however uncertainly, into the light.
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The eyes of Giuseppe Conte, Italy's new Prime Minister, were darting uncertainly from Trump to the cameras, then back to his host again.
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The waves are still beautiful from a distance, and so is the sight of fishermen uncertainly setting out to sea in the mornings.
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At the end of 2018, the distillate market, like other financial markets and the economy, was balanced uncertainly on the brink of a slowdown.
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While uncertainly now hangs over the Times-Picayune staff, it's clear that fewer journalists will be on the streets of a great news town.
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Uncertainly over the future of NAFTA, which underpins $1.2 trillion in trade, is weighing on markets as well as the Canadian and Mexican currencies.
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The uncertainly comes as members are celebrating a huge win and eager to go home for the holidays to emphasize a major legislative achievement.
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"Traveling" (1998) features the artist and her husband as Neanderthal Adam and Eve figures walking with arms around each other and looking up uncertainly.
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The bad news is that, in the meantime, refugee organizations are dealing with the uncertainly and confusion that come with such legal wrangling. Gov.
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"There's still a substantial amount of uncertainly but ultimately this provides some context for active policymaking in the EU," Trasande told Reuters Health by phone.
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"There's some uncertainly regarding what might come out in the budget, so I think we'll see demand remain flat until after (that)," the trader said.
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Adding to the uncertainly about relations, last week Sri Lanka rejected a request from China to dock one of its submarines in Colombo this month.
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Finally, uncertainly overt the future of the UK, which is a global financial centre, may cause question marks over banking business models and transition costs.
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I'm not saying that your senior pictures aren't better than mine were: I was timidly holding a wicker chair and gazing uncertainly at my future.
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And there's also just plain old uncertainly about what "middle age" even means anymore, says Etcoff — other than being associated with a crisis of identity.
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The damage created by tariffs will not go away because economic uncertainly remains, said Kristina Hooper, chief global market strategist at Invesco in New York.
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The economy is still strong, weakness largely is tied to uncertainly pertaining to the trade tensions between the U.S. and China, and obviously now Mexico.
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Wobbling uncertainly between sensationalism and studiousness, "Generation Wealth" might seem simply a marketing adjunct to her 2017 breeze-block of a book and exhibition of photographs.
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It looks daunting at first, even unnavigable, but after paddling uncertainly for a while your raft will find a current and rush you forward, pell mell.
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On the far side of the alley—the one we couldn't cross because bullets were continuously snapping up it—the girl stopped and regarded us uncertainly.
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I installed a coatrack over the top, and whenever I needed to retrieve a jacket, or a towel, I stood on my desk chair, swivelling uncertainly.
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EVEN IF YOU THINK ABOUT THE DIRECT EFFECTS OF THE TARIFFS, RIGHT, IT'S ALSO THE UNCERTAINLY THAT THE TARIFF AND THE TRADE POLICY CAN HAVE ON FIRMS.
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"Gold is already rising, but if financial uncertainly looks set to stay, many investors will buy into such tax-deductible assets as safe investment options, " it added.
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More generally, the sentiment that uncertainly and volatility are on the rise suggests that the Stay camp's dire economic predictions were not too far off the mark.
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A man dropped his phone and struggled to pick it up, his knees bent and legs spread uncertainly as if riding a surfboard for the first time.
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Markets are currently betting on the first move in October but expectations have swung sharply between July and December in the past few weeks, suggesting heightened uncertainly.
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Sure, sometimes it wobbles uncertainly between satire and sentiment, but Mr. Nguyen's fresh and impish voice rarely lets up as he thumbs his nose at our expectations.
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He led the way down a path to a makeshift thatched hut, where a grizzled middle-aged man clambered out of a hammock and hailed us uncertainly.
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Automakers want the White House and California to reach agreement on revisions because a legal battle over the rules could result in lengthy uncertainly for the industry.
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Dr. Draine, a professor of social work at Temple University, had developed puzzling behavior — leaving the front door to their house ajar, neglecting the bills, driving uncertainly.
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"Uncertainly ahead of the weekend's G7 meeting led to a downturn in risk appetite throughout the U.S. session," said Nick Twidale, Sydney-based analyst at Racketing Securities Australia.
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"Most small caps have less direct exposure to global geopolitical uncertainly and rely more on well-calculated business decisions and ingenuity," said the CEO of Hodges Capital Management.
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Warring factions within factions, conflicting back-channeling, intense media scrutiny, questionable foreign influences and a capricious leader whose jarring moves leave everyone in a state of perpetual uncertainly.
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Roger McNamee, founding partner at venture capital firm Elevation Partners, questions Uber's huge capital raises — $15 billion despite lingering uncertainly about per-ride profitability — and its limited financial disclosures.
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"The uncertainly of it all obviously weighs down on me it probably has been a factor in stress and therefore much less interest in getting it on," she says.
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Amgen Chief Financial Officer David Meline said the wide forecast range in part reflects uncertainly over how quickly Repatha gains more reimbursements as a result of the new data.
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"At present, relations across the Taiwan Strait are extremely sensitive and complex, and uncertainly about the future has increased," Zhang told Hsia, according to China's official Xinhua news agency.
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"Commonwealth" spans over 50 years, and the stories of how these children move uncertainly into adulthood — and how their parents adjust to the misfortunes that accrue — are painfully beautiful.
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But those plans could now be at risk with the uncertainly surrounding what kind of market access Britain will get after it voted to exit the EU in June.
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But, with so much uncertainly about the pandemic -- influential people like ESPN's college football expert Kirk Herbstreit says he'd be SHOCKED to see college or NFL games in 2020.
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In 2014, my daughter was born, and in 2016, my husband and I moved back from Mexico to Pittsburgh, where we have settled — sometimes reluctantly, sometimes uncertainly, sometimes happily.
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The sudden "flare up," in the words of one GOP leader, left an air of uncertainly over the talks that all sides had reported upbeat progress on in recent days.
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Although there is uncertainly in the air, a powerfully grounding energy will flow thanks to the Sun in fellow Earth sign Taurus connecting with Pluto in Capricorn on May 9.
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However, the government shutdown, market losses, geopolitical uncertainly and weakening effects from the 2017 tax cuts are contributing to headwinds, which are starting to slow down wage growth, Zhao said.
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The 2016 Brexit vote to leave the European Union has stirred uncertainly within the U.K., after Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to remain while England and Wales voted to leave.
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Oil prices are now hovering uncertainly amid dwindling exports from Iran, poor production from other OPEC members and Brazil, decelerating output growth in the United States, and an uncertain consumption outlook.
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"We have yet to see any pushback, there's been no muzzling, but the uncertainly comes from an obvious place," an author of the report who asked not to be named said.
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Leading up to her arrival in the Capitol, where scores of reporters and banks of cameras were waiting uncertainly, there was plenty of speculation about whether she would appear or not.
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Fed chair Janet Yellen said on Tuesday that despite considerable uncertainly over economic policy under U.S. President Donald Trump, the central bank is likely to raise interest rates at an upcoming meeting.
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The young president toppled the old political order with his election just three months ago and his popularity has already slumped in part because of the uncertainly surrounding his labor reform effort.
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On a night not long afterward, I overheard him confess to my mother that he was having trouble summoning the names of drivers when he was announcing, and found himself hesitating uncertainly.
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Former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta told CNBC on Friday the remaining European Union nations need to take immediate steps to quell uncertainly created by the British vote to leave the trading bloc.
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To get a glimpse at a summer of uncertainly, we visited three weekend fairs: one near Indianapolis, another in an Ohio county of about 253,22016 people, and still another southeast of San Francisco.
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There will be much less room for coasting during the regular season, as Monday's opener showed; whatever uncertainly lies in store for the Huskies, that, at least, is something Auriemma knows all too well.
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That uncertainly could impact a number of foreign policy crises, including the nuclear threat posed by North Korea and the imminent decision to be made as to whether to continue the Iran nuclear pact.
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While prices are now on the rise, in part due to higher oil prices, and the ECB sees inflation near its target by 2020, Draghi said uncertainly prevails, clouding the outlook for price growth.
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So this tells us the trade headwinds are not going to spill over more broadly outside of the factory sectors and the economy will be able to withstand some uncertainly in the factory space.
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"The rhetoric from Trump has created a whole lot of uncertainly and people are a little bit more nervous about making a commitment," Navitas' Chief Executive Officer Rod Jones told Reuters in a phone interview.
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Progress toward peace moves slowly and uncertainly, but it is propelled by determination, ingenuity and the will of millions — and by the realization that peace is not a utopian ideal but an eminently attainable outcome.
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In the same way, there is always a lot of chaos in a hero—meaning not that all heroes are chaotic but that the elements of heroism flow back and forth uncertainly through a life.
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There are great books that begin slowly, the authors talking themselves uncertainly toward their material before suddenly they find it and the intensity increases, the options narrow, the risk heightens: The final report comes in.
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"Clearly, it's a time of uncertainly both here and overseas, but given the strength of the economy, it's going to take some time until the economic backdrop supports a bear market," Key Private Bank's McCain added.
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But he said potential headwinds in Europe could include a pull back in European Central Bank monetary policy accommodation or uncertainly around a national Italian election, required by the end of the first half of 2018.
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Rather than offer incentives, the company has resorted to spreading FUD (fear, uncertainly and doubt) among its corporate customers—as IBM did back in the 1970s whenever customers threatened to desert Big Blue for rival suppliers.
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Macroeconomic risks, such as the uncertainly caused by U.S.. President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, have also weighed on IPO plans, with Turkey's lira to hitting a record low this week.
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Hong Kong stocks dipped, after repeatedly hitting 23-month highs recently, with sentiment curbed by uncertainly stemming from the outcome of the UK election, as well as major risk events in the United States and Europe.
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As a stunt double was strapped into an elaborate rig and repeatedly flung backward 30 feet — the result of a punch from a powerful shaman holding Bruce captive — Mr. Mazouz waited his turn a bit uncertainly.
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On Thursday, Mr. Lightfoot looked uncertainly around the Bronx courtroom for Eliseo Perez Jr., a former assistant chief for security, during the criminal trial of nine current and former Rikers Island correction officers in State Supreme Court.
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For many Puerto Ricans still rebuilding after 2017's Hurricane Maria claimed thousands of lives and left much of the island in the dark for months, the uncertainly following the latest disaster recalls the post-storm trauma.
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The strong data came a day after Fed chair Janet Yellen said that despite considerable uncertainly over economic policy under U.S. President Donald Trump, the central bank is likely to raise interest rates at an upcoming meeting.
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"The uncertainly of a 'no-deal Brexit' is likely to weigh on the pound, and traders could remain cautious until there is more clarity around the UK's plans post leaving the EU," said Societe Generale analyst Guy Stear.
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Cook and Apple CFO Luca Maestri also said during the earnings call that it has factored uncertainly around how the coronavirus will affect its business into its second-quarter revenue guidance range of $63 billion to $67 billion.
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" But, she said, "there remains considerable uncertainly for businesses using China as a platform for products destined for the U.S. market, and we will continue to see the impact of this in slower investment and higher business costs.
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Analysts at Credit Suisse and CFRA cut price their stock targets prices on Monday from $2.93 to $10 and $9, respectively, citing uncertainly about GE's earnings and margins, and potential liabilities and writedowns at its insurance and power units.
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"The uncertainly over Trump and his 'America First' is leading countries to realize they need to get on good terms with China," said a senior Asian diplomat, whose country will be represented by a top leader at the summit.
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Jennifer Frankling, a teacher at Lee M. Thurston High School in Redford, Michigan, said she sensed some fear and uncertainly on the part of her students after the election and that news stories of bullying incidents have only increased the anxiety.
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" More than 50 groups representing diverse business, energy, transportation, real estate and agriculture sectors on Thursday wrote Congress asking it to address expired tax provisions, saying the uncertainly about the tax incentives "has threatened thousands of jobs in the U.S. economy.
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" A tabby cat paws uncertainly at a cannabis plant; another plays with a dinner plate full of weed; a third awkwardly poses next to a red heart-shaped box full of cannabis that reads, "Happy Purrrfect Valentine's Day with Cannabis.
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International sales in Mexico have slowed in the last year, in the wake of tension between the United States and Mexico and uncertainly over the Mexican presidential election in July, said Glenn Ehrenberg, director of operations for Mexico Sotheby's International Realty.
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Then we saw Elizabeth and Philip bringing Paige to the safe house — walking on the sidewalk in a tight group, entering the house, the parents then hanging back as Paige walked in uncertainly and Gabriel came around the corner, smiling.
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WILLIAMS: THAT IS SOMETHING WE'VE BEEN STUDYING FOR MANY YEARS, HOW UNCERTAINLY AROUND THE ECONOMY AROUND POLITICS DO AFFECT THE WILLINGNESS TO INVEST TO WILLINGNESS TO HIRE WORKERS SO THAT'S SOMETHING WE HAVE TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT TO THE EXTENT IT'S HAPPENING.
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While housing prices had largely recovered in a lot of U.S. cities hurt by the previous crash, experts have said that a rise in inventory, coupled with rising mortgage rates and tax uncertainly, are set to cool the overall market in 2019.
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Despite Tuesday's seismic shift for the two California semiconductor makers, uncertainly blankets the global industry, with chipmakers yet to reach consensus that a downturn that started last year has touched bottom and little agreement about when and how strongly a recovery will occur.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Gold prices will hold above $1,500 an ounce this year and make modest gains in 2021 as low interest rates and geopolitical uncertainly bolster its appeal, while silver prices will begin to catch up, a Reuters poll showed on Tuesday.
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Uncertainly is swirling over whether the Census Bureau will be able to get an accurate population count for the 21625 census, as the agency considers a Department of Justice (DOJ) request to add a controversial question about citizenship status to the census questionnaire.
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It takes no less élan — and an equal measure of brass — to make them of quality that will be as high as it is costly, and to do it in one's first season in existence, when one's label's name is yet an uncertainly pronounced novelty.
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On February 1st freshly sworn-in legislators belonging to the National League for Democracy (NLD), the party led by Myanmar's Nobel peace-prize winning campaigner for democracy, Aung San Suu Kyi (pictured, in pink), walked uncertainly through the parliament's cavernous corridors in Naypyidaw, Myanmar's capital.
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As it is, the outsider label hovers uncertainly over the Berlin artist Vanda Vieira-Schmidt, who turns out streams of abstract drawings, sometimes hundreds a day — 300,000 are stacked in a gallery here — in the belief that they prevent evil from destroying the world.
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"Although its not a foregone conclusion that a response against Iran will occur, the uncertainly about what that may entail is keeping a level of risk premium in prices," said Anthony Headrick, energy market analyst at CHS Hedging LLC in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota.
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The Philadelphia Semiconductor index has gained 17 percent, even as uncertainly drags on related to a slump in demand, with many investors betting on an eventual resolution of the trade conflict and on a surge in business related to the upcoming rollout of 5G wireless communication technology.
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Donald Trump seemingly couldn't hear either, coming out hesitantly and hovering uncertainly behind Carson as they tried to figure out what the heck to do on national TV. They finally got re-announced and came out — as John Kasich peeked around the curtain waiting to hear his own name.
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The idea is to help eliminate the uncertainly when trying to both sell and buy a house, in terms of being caught up in the dreaded property 'chain,' which means you potentially miss out on your desired home, or are kept in limbo indefinitely waiting for your property to sell.
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WHAT IS YOUR GAUGE RIGHT NOW OF THE EFFECT OR POTENTIAL FOR GLOBAL ECONOMIC WEAKNESS TO AFFECT THE US. WILLIAMS: WELL CLEARLY THE US IS PART OF A GLOBAL ECONOMY AND A GLOBAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM WE SPEND A LOT OF TIME STUDYING AND ANALYZING WHAT IS HAPPENING AROUND THE WORLD, AND THAT IS TRUE IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY, THERE WASA LOT OF UNCERTAINLY AND CONCERN ABOUT WHAT'S HAPPENING IN CHINA AND ASIA MORE BROADLY AND EUROPE AND ELSEWHERE, I THINK WE HAVE SEEN THAT CALM DOWN QUITE A BIT, AND THE INCOMING DATA I THINK ARE CONSISTENT WITH REASONABLY GOOD GLOBAL GROWTH.
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