The Washington Nationals are in an enviable position right now.
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At age 0003, Hall finds himself in an enviable position.
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It quietly enhanced Oklahoma's enviable position in a shifting landscape.
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After two contests, Mr. Sanders is in an indisputably enviable position.
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Pippa Middleton occupies an enviable position in the British royalty universe.
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Lin, Fishman, and Ross Ho are in a less enviable position.
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Lee remained at the top of Timely—hardly an enviable position.
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In the early 1920s, Los Angeles was in an enviable position.
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Which is not to say that conservatives are in an enviable position.
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To some degree, the Wolves' enviable position has been sculpted by luck.
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LOS ANGELES — This time last year, Maker Studios was in an enviable position.
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We have alumina, we have an enviable position, by the way, in bauxite.
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I am in the enviable position of not having to feel any guilt.
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BUT WE'RE IN THE ENVIABLE POSITION OF NOT HAVING TO DO AN ACQUISITION.
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Do not be arrogant and pretentious in an enviable position you have attained.
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While they understand the challenges, Republicans are nonetheless jubilant at their enviable position.
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Kellyn's been in the enviable position all game of never being in the crosshairs.
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In this tumultuous election year, few Republican leaders have been in an enviable position.
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That's because the PBM have an enviable position in the middle of all this.
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It was the only global social media network, an enviable position — until it wasn't.
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People often envision the job of CEO as the most enviable position in a company.
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I am in an enviable position in that I can walk away from a job.
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He talked to MUNCHIES about his bizarre, enviable position and what makes a good gherkin.
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But the New Hampshire results put Buttigieg in an enviable position in the coming weeks.
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It's an enviable position, one that is hard-earned and comes with a lot of accountability.
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It's been nearly a century since any automaker was in a more enviable position than Tesla.
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Despite the Seawolves' enviable position, it is understandable if they have no interest in looking ahead.
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That leaves Biden in an enviable position, because moderate/conservatives make up about half the party.
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It's an enviable position -- but it also comes with pressures that past editors have not faced.
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American Express entered Asia early and once had an enviable position there, but its presence has faded.
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Despite going back to Anaheim for the deciding game, the team finds itself in an enviable position.
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Each has attained an enviable position as a valued solution to an important set of customer security pains.
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He would have entered the conference in an enviable position, holding most of Libya's land and oil wells.
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It's an enviable position to be in as 2016 was arguably not a great year in unicorn land.
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And he leaves the company in an enviable position--reaching the largest, most engaged audience in our history.
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All these efforts have put the Jacksons in an enviable position: They have more water than they need.
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You're in the enviable position of having a job that, if you wanted, could be your entire life.
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Despite the uncertainty of funding, Moffitt has put himself in an enviable position entering the first elimination round.
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But her looks put her in a less than desirable (but also rather enviable) position at Wednesday's CMT Awards.
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Even above Tesla, which is both a tech company and a car manufacturer, Google is in an enviable position.
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To be fair, the former "Tonight Show" host is in the enviable position of being a uniquely high earner.
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That's because Turn 10 is in the most enviable position for a game developer: Forza 7 is ahead of schedule.
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As Rhea reminds us, she is in a pretty enviable position: Check out more of Rhea's wild, unclothed shenanigans below.
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While this is an enviable position for them, it limits many companies from developing engaging and transformative blockchain-based applications.
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Among smartphones, another item that's traditionally a big seller at this time of year, Apple sits in an enviable position.
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It&aposs not an enviable position to be in and we&aposve put ourselves in this position with our record.
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Having risen from the last decade's debilitating recession, we find ourselves in the enviable position to choose our own destiny.
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Facebook is in the enviable position of not having to turn its $22 billion acquisition into a money-maker overnight.
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Facebook is in the enviable position of spending less to bring in revenue that is growing more quickly than Google's.
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And to get to this enviable position, they borrowed money as students — voluntarily — and are now in the payback period.
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And it put ABC into an enviable position, having taken a wild swing from third place among the main networks.
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Getting ahead of the pack would put Snap in an enviable position with a track record for creating computerized consumer eyewear.
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Those who know Haley from her days as a popular governor of South Carolina believe she is in an enviable position.
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That said, as much as I think there should be caution on this front, Nvidia is in a relatively enviable position.
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In order to make his case against radicalism, he finds himself in the not entirely enviable position of nonstop self-promotion.
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Peacock, if automatically available to all of those subscribers in a post-net-neutrality world, would be in an enviable position indeed.
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"And you and I and our teams are in enviable position of actually being able to do something about it," Kerry said.
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The social networking giant is in the enviable position of owning a number of the world's most used internet services and applications.
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One weekend about four years ago, Elizabeth Olsen found herself in the enviable position of having a pile of scripts to read.
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And thanks to the traffic jam of more moderate candidates — Bloomberg, Buttigieg, Biden and Amy Klobuchar — Sanders is in an enviable position.
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I was 20 years old and held the enviable position of editor of Tiger Beat magazine (the teen-idol bible back then).
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Trying to appease everyone when no one is satisfied is not an enviable position for Spotify, but it's the one they're currently in.
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The Midwest finds itself in the seemingly enviable position of low unemployment rates combined with higher-than-average rates of labor force participation.
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"Buying Dunkin' would give JAB an enviable position in the coffee and snack space," Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData, told CNBC via email.
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Because of this unyielding commitment to accuracy, I believe cartography enjoys an enviable position of credibility and confidence among the people who see it.
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As many other California municipalities struggle to generate new revenue sources, Anaheim is in the enviable position of having a cash cow in its backyard.
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Boohoo's strong growth, improved outlook and growing cash pile placed it in "an enviable position within the retail landscape", Liberum analysts wrote in a note.
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Even though he won, that was not an enviable position to be in given an already tough Senate year when they were defending tougher seats.
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An enviable position to be in, such is the skill set of 'Firekid' that he has the whole European MMA community screaming for his Octagon debut.
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"Honestly, I'm not against Steyer's message, but it's an enviable position," said Ms. Condon, who recently endorsed Pete Buttigieg, a former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Granted, Hart's wealth and fame puts him in a hugely enviable position, but how many of us considered the psychological impact of his transfer to Torino?
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But a robust second quarter would elevate him into an even more enviable position among many of his rivals, some of whom are struggling to raise money.
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He has a long way to go before securing the nomination, but claiming victories in Iowa and New Hampshire puts him in an enviable position moving forward.
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Four years later, he finds himself in an enviable position: rising in the polls, enjoying the most resources, and facing relatively few attacks from his campaign rivals.
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Both products and salespeople, drag queens now find themselves in the enviable position of being able to reach a new kind of market that continues to grow.
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But with Lester and Hendricks now in control of the pitching staff, having Arrieta as a third-best option is an enviable position for any major league club.
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Democrats find themselves in an almost enviable position: If they run on a full-throated defense of health care access as a precious right, their message will resonate.
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Being in the enviable position of having that much cash to spend seems unenviable at the moment, as far as Berkshire shareholders, and maybe even Buffett, are concerned.
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Now 20, he was in the enviable position of being offered both a union gig with the MTA and full tuition to a school upstate back in 2015.
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There have been days, as "The Tale of Genji" tells us, when being one of the emperor's wives or concubines was the most enviable position a woman could attain.
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As Game of Thrones' resident Mother of Dragons, star Emilia Clarke is in the enviable position of riding dragons, leading armies and being able to walk through fire – sometimes naked.
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"Trump is bringing up a fairly valid point: Hillary Clinton, with her personal email at the State Department, has put the Russians in a very enviable position," Mr. Hoekstra said.
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The Chinese leader is in the enviable position of having watched and absorbed how thoroughly Trump crumpled over the past month in the face of an adversary he vastly underestimated.
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They are looking for a few strategic partners and we are in the enviable position right now of in the industry of being asked to play the role of trusted advisor.
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The company is certainly facing an adoption challenge, but it does find itself in the enviable position of being both needed and in a space where acquisitions are many and frequent.
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This is not an enviable position, which is probably why Sam literally hides in the crypts, but Jon catches him and then there's nothing to do but have the awkward convo.
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After all, the German economy is thriving, meaning that the new government will be in the enviable position of having the financial means to develop projects and undertake reforms like never before.
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He now finds himself in the same enviable position as veteran acts like Swans and the Flaming Lips: his audience seems to exponentially expand as his records have become more elaborate and uncompromising.
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A win against Diaz would have left McGregor in the enviable position of being able to take on Robbie Lawler for the welterweight belt, or fighting Rafael dos Anjos for the lightweight title.
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"They're in the very enviable position that they can, by and large, take major action across the board without, so far, seeing a major erosion of loyalty as a result," Mr. Wiesel said.
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Mr. Kim seems to have reversed years of North Korean foreign policy in recent weeks, and he is now in what analysts see as an enviable position, with leverage over both Washington and Beijing.
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The brand has multiple pickups and SUVs on dealer lots, and it&aposs in the enviable position of posting some of the highest average transaction prices in the industry, hovering around $60,000 per vehicle.
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Before it hit The Profit's radar, the California-based, specialty coffee purveyor was actually already in an enviable position: With its popular cafes and wholesale bean business booming, the company was poised for rapid growth.
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Still, the United States is in an enviable position vis-à-vis many other countries, because we have the political, economic, and military might to deter most nations from launching similar information operations against us.
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These scientists are in the enviable position of being able to say things that will never be disproved by mankind, as it is unlikely that humanity will be around to see the next super-continent form.
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Two weeks before the season, Pirates general manager Dave Littlefield still didn't know who his right fielder was going to be, telling Dvorchak it wasn't an "enviable position to be in" that close to the season.
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I'm in a very enviable position where I get to do podcasts, I get to do a TV show, I get to write a column for the Intercept, I get to run my mouth on cable news.
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BlackBerry has the decidedly more enviable position of a licensing partnership with TCL, a billion dollar Chinese corporation best known for its TVs, that has managed to make some headway in the States with its Alcatel sub-brand.
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Staying one step ahead of Jeff Bezos' empire isn't impossible, but it's hardly an enviable position to be in—though arguably better than, say, being one of Amazon's low-wage contractors tasked to lug around a dishwasher.[Recode]
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Trump had a big payday on the line, and the Russian leader was in the enviable position to scuttle or approve it, depending on whether a possible future president of the United States was willing to play ball.
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"It's not an enviable position to be the only woman in competition and I really hope this is the last year," she said, adding that she wants one say to be seen as "just another filmmaker in competition".
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"We are in a very strong, enviable position to be able to curtail natural gas and heavy oil volumes when pricing anomalies arise due to Western Canada's pipeline constraints," said CNRL President Tim McKay on a conference call.
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Once on the board, she points out that she is in the enviable position of being able to work part time at her "actual job" in SUNY Oneonta's alumni office because she can rely on her partner's paycheck.
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Two mothers-turned-entrepreneurs pitched their adult sippy cup for wine on the episode of "Shark Tank " that aired Friday — and they were in the enviable position of having almost every shark interested in doing a deal with them.
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"T-Mobile is in an enviable position for the future communications landscape by building the bundle from scratch, without having to sustain legacy businesses that are in structural decline," said Walter Piecyk, an analyst at BTIG, in a note.
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Of course, he is in the enviable position of being a uniquely high earner — he reportedly earned as much as $30 million a year at the height of his career — but he was financially conservative long before he hit it big.
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Jones, now a multi-hyphenate in his own right and a regular investor on CNBC's Adventure Capitalists, wasn't always in the enviable position of testing outdoor products for a television audience and then doling out advice (and cash) to hopeful entrepreneurs.
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Of course, he is in the enviable position of being a high earner — he reportedly made as much as $30 million a year at the height of his career — but he was financially conservative long before he hit it big.
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BHP Billiton, the world's top exporter of coking coal used in steelmaking and also a producer of energy coal, is in the enviable position of running profitable coal mines at a time when more than half the world's coal mines are losing money.
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Frye has only made the playoffs three times in his NBA career, and now finds himself in the enviable position of doing some of his best work, in a role that plays to his strengths, on the best team of his career.
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Well, Penn State found themselves in the enviable position of both listening to Mariah Carey's 1994 unparalleled hit "All I Want For Christmas Is You" and getting the news that their Playoff hopes were still alive today, and boy was it joyous.
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The view from Little Rock, from AP's Andrew DeMillo: Sanders appears to be in an enviable position, with the backing of Trump, who's popular in the state, and political connections that go back to her dad Mike Huckabee's more than 10 years as governor.
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"So we have seen our position become the eye of the storm that is swirling around retail," he says, referring to Boxed's enviable position amid a retail industry that's at times hemorrhaging jobs and is experiencing bankruptcy filings and store closings at a record pace.
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SARA EISEN: The President on Twitter, and I know you're not going to go there on the politics or the Tweets, but he puts out this idea that it's an enviable position, that governments can borrow for nothing or even get paid to do so.
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This could be an enviable position for a female candidate with a moderate record and impressive resume, given that the Democratic field is otherwise crowded at the top with three people claiming to be this election cycle's disruptive agent — all men who scarcely conceal their self-regard.
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This is not the enviable position it may seem to some: One wonders if the reason her work hasn't inspired quite the same volume of ink as, say, her contemporary Cindy Sherman is that critics have simply been too afraid, or too unimaginative, to engage with it.
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With that in mind, MapR — which also taps and converges data in Spark and NoSQL, among other technologies — is in a somewhat enviable position: the company is growing well while steering clear of some of the pressures that might come with larger a financing load or a public-company profile.
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Although China's primary interest is in Malacca's potential as a maritime partner — the state occupies an enviable position halfway along the Strait of Malacca, one of the world's busiest shipping lanes — the agreement also reflects how China's interests are broadening beyond the traditional realms of trade, into those of culture and education.
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The "Wozzeck" was a big success — Zachary Woolfe wrote in The New York Times that "for all its antic fancifulness, this is also the truest, least over-the-top 'Wozzeck' I've seen" — leaving Mr. Hinterhäuser in the enviable position of provoking arguments in his first season over which of the operas he programmed had been the standout.
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At the end of the day, "when you have a company where you've got such a rabid fan base — they're willing to put $1,000 to $10,0000 down on a car that hasn't even been built yet — and you get thousands of people doing that, that's an enviable position for any company to be in," Leno says.
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But of course, HDM is also now in the less enviable position of being cast as the next GoT: An epic fantasy show based on beloved but not quite mainstream books, given the full HBO treatment with a big-name cast to match and a couple of lush trailers that had readers' hopes high, might be in serious danger of not being allowed to be its own thing, despite all that makes it unique.
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The Celtics and 21.6ers had agreed on the parameters of a deal on Saturday night after Philadelphia held a workout with point guard Markelle Fultz, who will become the fourth No. 225 overall pick in franchise history by the 223ers on Thursday night at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. "We are very pleased with the outcome of this trade, which puts us in the enviable position of selecting first overall in consecutive draft years," Philadelphia president of basketball operations Bryan Colangelo said.
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Nate Diaz, who, if rankings still meant anything, would be nowhere near a title shot but who is in the enviable position of being the only man to ever beat McGregor in the Octagon, has once again been making the talk-show rounds as an aggrieved soul, claiming the UFC didn't even want him at the MSG event and fears arranging another fight between the two men, lest Diaz beat the promotion's cash cow again, and even crashing McGregor's post-fight celebration party in Manhattan.
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