There are already signs of this happening, including a flurry of bombs on buses and trains in recent weeks.
The strain of recent events -- including a flurry of new shareholder lawsuits -- has taken a toll on Mr. Schrempp.
And while Comedy Week, as it's being marketed, will include a flurry of acts, New York is something of a sprawling comedy festival the entire year.
At times, Mr. Bush offered a more upbeat assessment of conditions in Iraq than others have, including a flurry of reports that preceded Thursday's speech.
But the months before the Games always seem to include a flurry of lawsuits, abruptly severed friendships among competitors and, too often, disqualifications for illegal doping.
GDPR comes into effect on 25 May, which means the coming month will probably include a flurry of announcements similar to Instagram's.
In the last five minutes of the game, Charlotte continued to blast away at Tar Heels goalkeeper Scott Goodwin, including a flurry of five shots in less than a minute, but the 49ers could not break through.
A pattern of managerial problems at Jazz at Lincoln Center, including a flurry of recent staff firings, prompted the ouster of Rob Gibson, the organization's founding director and executive producer, officials said yesterday.
The financing was eventually restored, but only after a frantic lobbying blitz, including a flurry of messages on public radio and TV stations, as well as discussions on PBS news and talk programs.
People's expansion strategy has included a flurry of acquisitions that has strained the carrier's balance sheet, its management and its ability to meld the new carriers into one system.
