In that respect, the Buy American provision will have been a useful negotiating ploy--call it a stimulus of a different kind--even if the American steel industry remains stuck in the doldrums.Sounds like he is suggesting we sit down with China and say, "You want a global trade war, bring it on!
It still felt like doldrums.
Joining Coach in the doldrums are chains like the Gap and Ann Taylor, which continue to see comparable store sales decline.
And governments are unwilling or unable to provide another burst of stimulus.In sailing terms, it is rather like the doldrums, a patch of ocean where boats become becalmed.
The gorgeous melody and lo-fi production of Lipstick harks back to the Doldrums era, sounding exactly like a forgotten but irresistible 80s hit, taped off the radio on a cassette that's spent the intervening decades at the bottom of a box in an attic; Dayzed Inn Daydreams ends the album in a thick swirl of harmonies.
With 20percentt deposits, no financing contingencies, disappearing closing cost concessions and endless pricing amendments (with the prices finally going in the right direction), it's almost like the doldrums of 2009 never happened.
Freed from the critical eyes of Wall Street, they were able to spend their way out of the doldrums, betting on unproven technologies like perpendicular drives, HAMR and Probe.
Finally, it does seem like the August doldrums are renewing the progressive appetite for pushing Obama -- even the House Progressive Caucus is starting to channel its inner Evan Bayh and actually threaten to withhold votes.
Comparing that to the 21st century's first decade, when there weren't six nominees among all Best Picture hopefuls that didn't make you want to slit your wrists, and you can see how we're moving out of the doldrums and into joy, just like when we transitioned from the 70s to the 80s.
With domestic film and television production in the doldrums, Paris-based animation and visual effects studios like Mac Guff are looking to Hollywood for new business.
